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New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
UNITED STATS DISTRICT coURT-APRn 25.-Befo
Judge BENEDICT.
COAL CASE.
nuch.sl Fr,n as,. irs Tun. OF Coal.

nich.s Egan agt il8 Tuns ofCosL
In this case the LIBEL filed by the plaintiff,
master Of the barge Pilot soJ 90 the
freight cargo OF coal shpsd at Schuylk Haven, Penn
by Henry He'll and consigned Caldwell. Sawyer Co Of
this city When reported hs arrival they told him 20
load the coal which they wod send on the dock and
deliver 20 Henry Leger 20 whom they had sold IT, and TO
come them for freight Aer be had delivered the
coal directed they refused TO hu tho freight Tor the
following which to In the answer OF Henry
Ieger That last fal The Pbenx Park Coal Company OF
PENNSYLVANIA shipped 76 OF coal IN the barge
sgned TO A Packer Co OF this city who her arrival
paid sl 20 the freight thereon Peter Hagan. the master
who was minor Of kary Hagan who then owned the
;hey serward sold tho coal to Richard HeaiRer who
sold to Caldwell sawyer Co., The coal being st on the
barge, when Hogan delivered the coal to tho last
mentioned firm he again demanded and received from them
tsg the Of the freight thereon they wefe<gno
rant fact that the copsignees T.. A. Packer Co. had
already paid lie also alleged that the OF the barge
was OF wrongful Of her and 20 avoid reca
nation she substituted the hbean master OF the barge
and that Of the fact and that he delivered
the coal the he os hs lien thereon for the freight
the trial the bcan testified that he bought the barge
from Mrs Hogan aud that he knew nothing of the alleged
until he informed thereof by Cadwe Sawyer Co.
after he delivered his cargo Judge Benedict held that the
facts alleged the formed defense 10 the suit and
that the respondent could Offset tho oyerpayment on the
former and be- rendered immediate decree for the
nbelani for the full amount Of the freight with costs
John LaHktree ior hbean W. Stafford ior respondent
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-SPEcLu. TERa-AfGIL 25-Befsre Jus
tice DAVIS.
DECISIONS.
Abner Bartlett agt. Roswell ID. Hatch ct al.-Judg
for plaintiff the demurrer with leave TO defendants 10
answer in twenty days on payment of costs.
CuAYBERs-APEIL 25.-Before Justice CLERKE.
DECISIONS.
John II. Ripley against Edward l.. Dunbar; Lewis
Tappan agt The Same--Motlon granted with liberty to
plaintiffs apply TO proceed showing defendant Is about
dispose of his properly with intend to defraud his creditors
Before Justice BOXES.
DECISIONS.
Chas Prior agt Emma Prior.-Report Of referee
confirmed. and judgment Of divorce granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcAL TEW-APRn ea-Before
Justice MoNEIL-
DECISIONS
Home Insurance Company agt the Western Trans.
poration Company. Peter Conoyer agt Tie Eghh-ayp.
railroad COMPANY Florence Scanned ag Thomas Reilly.
c. T. SohermerhOrn ag james Finay.Moiions gr inted
John C. Rahwing agt Jacob Miier.-On payment to de-
Of all the action to be taxed the plaintiff may
bring the action 10 trial.
Edward H. Gillian ag Henry G.. Norton Of a-Motion 10
continue injunction until trial granted
Before Justice JONES.
The American Telegraph Company ag Abiel A. Lorett-
Motion granted without costs.
25.-Before Judge Cardozo.
DECISIONS.
Haney agt. Haney. Finck agt. Finck.-Divorces
granted.
Gaespis agt. Pierce. Motion denied without costs.
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COURT-CRcuU 2-Before JUST
BocKEs.
PAYMENT OF PROMISSORY NOTES.

The East River Bank agt. Samuel +. Butterworth
This suit promissory note for g. 400 made BY the
defendant to the order OF third party and by him ndoed
over the bank The deenses that this note was
accommodation had been presented 10 the defendant OF
maturity and was aid by indorser by notes IL
peared the testimony tha. this note loaned TO the
ndorser and when became due be waived protest and
paid some money giving enough to make the bal
When this note in its turn became due me indorser
made stock of still smaller pedging the defend
ants note and paying the difference and again when that be-
came ue making new stock note that ultimately the note
was reduced TO $50.
On the former trial the Court dismissed the complaint bat
the reversed the Judgment holding that the
maker and indorser being absolute
loan the defense accommodation not good and that
was for the Jury whether the subsequent transactions
between the and the indoser amounted to or were ae
ccpted as a payment Of Mr.. Butterworth's note.
The case was submitted TO the jury under these principles
who rendered verdict 81 600 being the amount
naming due on the notes with interest.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWYObh:
Fof New Haven. zoo &eO (EIJ I3os m AIS (ExJ 900
lEI,l 1f, 40 and aOl (EI,l .. M
FoI Bridgeport 100. 500 (Exl u.D u lllJ, (EI.J 100
NIi 1t5 40 sad % tEx.) 2. m.
for Milford aud srsord. go ll.J0a ltS, 40
fof Fairfield S0Uthgn aud wepori. 49, u1oA N; JS 40
Yer kOrw.ls 100 soo OIL s1e II % l2l- tEIJ 400
Us.l AS. 40 $50. ao iE1. N.
yor Dsrisn. 100, 30 noo "a ,3ts. 40. 80 p m.
Dor Greenwich, 1Q SO, lI3O al a43 lH,5
F0T Stamford. TOO 90 IN %, H.
uI) 2 l5 go $50, 6J0 800 Ell
inernsedists stations IV9 SJo v 10
aS, 80 80, $50 400 ?. 10. - ..a.,..
So Boston via Springfield 400 tEs 100 tEI,l8o1
FOR Bos,ea via Shore Line Hl5 tEI.l agp NJ %. ..
tor Hartford aud Springfield 400 m. tEhJ Ll' %" tEI)
TOO o. q - -
Coansc,ieut RsIosj 200 tEI) l2l9 m 10 Mon
Sea % p u. 70 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and Fhki Railroad 400 tLIl m
nl3P m.
foH.w HswLondon and stonnstOs Railroad 400
q b. MS lO). $50 y. "a.
Dor Csn,l Rsiroid IsI5o 20 Northampton
tef H00sstOnie Railroad. ia m
Tor hsnga,ack Es road. 30 a M. 300 o. M
Tor Dsubury end koFsa.t Railroad. 100 80 $50
"lsasSaisss S.esyirs attached 10 $40 o N. train
yA...s - IoYT. Ss..
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
81 Moon Riset...... %
53 Gov ssnd. 5.5i Hell Cate...... -
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SHOP LFrISa.-Yesterday afternoon woms1
named Elizabeth Muysy was detected in the act Of s,eengs
quantity OF lace from the store Of Aid Davis No. q Newark
ave. Jersey City. She with tho lace IN her u~
session by Detective McDonough and locked up for examns
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

ARREST or A SNEAK THIEP.-A German. 80 Year,
Of age, named VIM Benwad. arrested yesterday on
charge Of stealing wearing apparel at the house No.
Washington-st. where auction was being held. The
property found seceted under his On his person
also found eighteen door and trunk keys Of various s
The accused was held for examination.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
NEw.JERsEY NEWS.

ESCAPE oP EIGHT PRIsoSBRs FROM JAIB-Os
Tuesday night eight boys held for petty ofeuseS ssspsd
from the Hudson County Jail They broke up their bod
steads and with the pieces the
the cell doors and then broke open the door wh0ss
having alarmed the watchman
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-APRIL 24.-Beior'
Judge BETS.
COMBINATION OF GOO

IUNUtMNNI uVVIo
DEGREES of condemnation were entered by default
Yesterday against the following goods 200 bales OF cotton 20
cases of Imperial drills nen aud ~ bae Of cotton
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COURT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURT--CIRCUIT-PART L-AdjourneC
without day. PART I-Nos 1872 1880. s72 GA $50 264
sa 1874 l60 750 e65 40 s0 1860 5e 95s GO 1879, 1iO
l472 CHANBERs Nos. 2l6. e2, lO9. ILL., lis, ll6.
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos. 2l55, 2O6l, 1913
l74J e7 25 1879 2o7 e539 2l5o PART I-Nos 2oeo $3.50
1856 li0e o. 264 25is 2i04 2l2s 230 232 2' 1920
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A.ALAn.
Disaster.

LsmnoOAlp March as lat 30 s. Ion 'e 20 v" from o''da
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROi
NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING mon EMBEK 70 l6os

Passenger Station in N.w.Yor eornsr Twenty ,eyenth
Fourthsvs En;rsncs twenty seventh-st
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THE MADIsON.AyE. BOND ROBBERY.

:. Auss HrRRsAS serec,ary.
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loset a4sl ~ " ,gal.. % 90 =
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Progress of the Great Eastern.

St. Johns, N. F., Sept. 6.-The British
gunboat Terrible sailed this evening to meet
the Great Eastern, some two hundred miles
from shore, and assist in landing the shore
end of last years cable, Superintendent
Mackay and other eminent practical electri-
clans are aboard the Terrible.
Steamship Great Eastern, at Sea, Thursday,
September 6.-Via Va entia, Ireland and
Hearts Content, N. F. )-All goes on we'll
We continue to pay out the cable. and shall
arrive at Hearts Content about Saturday.
From Kansas.
Topeka, September 6--General Cloud, in
command of the State militia, sends Governor
Crawford an official resume of Indian out
RACES. In May seven settlers were killed on
the Republican and Solomon rivers, and the
whole neighborhood were driven from their
houses on White Rock, abandoning their
crops.
Several women were repeatedly ravished.
In August settlement on the branch of tho
solomon river was ordered away, and their
produce taken by the Indians Members of
surveying parties have been killed.
Information has been given. Of, combined
wild tribes of Indians on the Plains, intend
ing depredations on the settlers during the
fall and winter The 4Pawnees, Omahas and
OTIS, who are on Government reservations in
ostensible peace, are perpetrating these out
RACES. s,.
All the northwestern settlements IN Kansas
will be exposed to the fury of,the Indians, the
State militia being wholly inadequate to pro-
tect them, for want of cavalry arms, and I'M
less post is established the settlements must
be abandoned
From st. Louis.
St. Lonis, September 6.--There were eigh-
ty7one deaths from cholera in this city yes
terday.
The weather is very unfayorable.
President johnson will be FIRST received by
the st. Louis Committee at Alton, where
Captain Eads, Chairman of the Committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce, will welcome him
The party will then, be brought here by the
river.
Thirty-six steamers are being provided for
the purpose, representing all the States of the
Union.
The affair will terminate with a banquet at
the SoptberR Hotel. =
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The next session of the Virginia Military
institute commences on the 18th Instant
The ceremonies of the Inauguration of HUI
nard's copy of Houdon's statue of Washing
ton, which was stolen by Hunter in his raid
IN June, 1854, will take place on the 10th,
when Governor Letcher will deliver the ad-
Dress. General Grant has not only given the
CADETS arms, but has restored to them the old
cadet battery f Richmond Enquirer.
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LATEST NEWS. BY THE ALLAN
TIC TELEGRAPH.
France Cabinet Changes,


Paris, September 6.--Various diplomatic
changes are expected Immediately.
A rumer is prevalent that the Emperor
Napoleon intends to issue a manifesto an
nouncing his views upon the state Of Europe.
England. ~
Liverpool, September 6.-The steamship
Morava, which sailed to-day for Quebec, took
over three hundred British regulars for SER
vice in Canada.
The Anglo-American Fleet.
London, September 6.-In the Admiralty
Court to-day. an appeal was made by the
counsel for the defendants for the release of
the seven ex-rebel blockade-runner steamers
seized at Liverpool some weeks ago.
The Judge directed that the United States
Minister, Mr.. Adams, or the United States
Consul at Liverpool be ordered to Gle writ
ten authority for their prosecute
saxony.
Berlin, September 5.--Since the expiration
of the armisiice between Prussia and Saxony
the pienipotentiaries of the two Governments
have met and peace negotiations have been
formally opened by the representative of
Saxony. F.F XIX
Count aRtssnark'S Plan and a Poor Al
tentative for Sax0ny.
Berlin, September Sit is said that the
King of Saxony will be deposed in case he re-
fuses to accept Count Bismarks terms and
that he will be succeeded on the throne by
member of the Coburg branch of his family
Prussia.
Berlin, September 6-3Reports have been
current that orders were issued few days
since to the military commanders to prepare
for material reduction of their effective
force; and it is now stated in official circles
that the reduction of the Prussian army COM
mences to-day.
Hesse- Da rmstadt.
Berlin, Sept. Sin addition to the three
millions of forms paid by Hesse- Darmstadt
in compliance with the demands of Prussia,
that Duchy has ceded to the latter Power
twenty square miles of her territory as in
demnity for war expenses
Financial
London. September 6-The Bank of Eng
land to-day reduced its rate of discount to
FIVE per cent.
Consols closed at 893 for money.
The closing prices for American securities
are as follows:
United States 5-20s, z2s
Erie shares, ACT.
Illinois Central, 70.
Liverpool Markets.
Liverpool, Sept. e.-The Cotton market
has ruled steady to-day The sales to-day
were 10000 bales. Middling upIands are
quoted at iad per pound
Breadstuffs.
The market is firm
The Provision market is dull Lard ia quite
inactive
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SANITARY Richmond Dispatch says
tina. Richmond enjoys freedom from disease,
never known before at this sea son OF the
year.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

j. E. DEANS,
N A N q FACTU REROF
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
OfAll Kinds.
FLAMING AND SAVING
TONGUEING AND GROOMING
Done to Order
Cor. Washington and King SITS,
feb l06m Portsmouth Va
LUMBER LUMBER |!
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS
w sortment of Yellow Pine Lumber, on hand
that can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity of heart and merchantabe Yellow and
Pitch Pine cut to order in the shortest notice.
Also ON hand, Shingles, Fencin :, White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
r. J. Il W. NELLY,
junl9 North street wharf, Portsmouth Va.
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HOME AGAIN
"AVING RENTED THE Y A II ID
III formerly occupied by US, and more recent
" BY Messrs. Kicks, Hill 4 Co., and having
bought out their stock of
L L M B E R
we are now prepared to offer large stock of
YELLOW PINE, all dimensions,
WHITE PINE, +" ="
SHINGLES, STATES, LIME, &c.
NOW in Yard,
$50 tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
200 " STEAMBOAT 500"
100 Sc RED ASH g
100 g STOVE
And Daily Expecting,
Several cargoes OF
RED ASH. WHITE ASH, STOVE
AND RICHMOND LUMP
SELECTED COAL.
We are determined to sell and to please those
who give us their patronage.
- AZ ~ tf SANTOS 4 BRO,
Ferguson & Milhado's Yard,
sePl-lw Rear of mCusto House.
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CAVON DE TERRE,
Some Soaps burn your fingers,
Some your clothing, and
All melt like dew before July Sun.
TIE SAvoN DE TERRE Co.'S DAEK BRowN FAMILY
Soar
WON'T DO EITHER
On the contrary it is
Pleasant to the hands,
Harmless to your clothing, and
STANDS LIKE A STONEWALL."
This article is made from natural product and
is in every way superior to the ordinary Family
Soaps. Besides its superior cleansing qualities,
it softens goods and brightens eolors without in
jury to either. One pound equal to one
and a-half of ordinary soap. A saving of so per
cent: Send for Circulars. Soldbg the trade gem
orally.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 20 VESEY, NEw-YO ORR.
NJ. B. STAFFORD,
iy3-3M President.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.
DER SONS ENGA GEn In HAIIS q

DOlLDEho HAM w ARE,
DERSONS ENGAGED IN HOUSE
L Building will find it greatly to their advan-
tage, to make their purchases of Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Nails, Pulleys, Blind Fastenings, and
every article of Hardware needed for such pur-
poses, OF US, We buy large portion ofour
stock at auction, which enables US to offer goods
much less than regular prices.
Our stock of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery is complete, and worthy the attep-
ton of close buyers,
E. j, GRIFFITH u CO.,
No, II East Side Market Square
jyll Sign of the Paddock
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Michigan.

Detroit, SEPT. o.--The5 Democratic State
Convention assembled in this city, has en-
dorsed the nominations for State officers made
yesterday by the National Union Convention
and has recommended the Democracy OF
Michigan to cooperate with the supporters of
the said national ticket,
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JUST RECEIVED,
At No. II Market Square,

JUDI nCCElf Ell,
At No. II Market Square,
NORFOLK, Va.
EO DOZEN Cotton Cards,
w ls DOZEN WOOL CARDS;
lis pair Fire Dogs,
l7S PAR Tongs and Shovels,
40 dozen Axes,
Fl dozen Hatchets,
$50 thousand Gun Caps; liz Curry Combs,
40 dozen Knob Locks, So Bird Cages,
40 dozen Pad Locks. 220 dozen Taper Files,
20 dozen Plate Locks, 400 Trace Chains,
thousand Fire Brick,
40 dozen Wire Selves,
Also full stock of wagon material, such az
Shafts, Hubs, Spokes, Rims, axles, &c.
My stock of House Furnishing Hardware is
complete. Call and examine.
Agent for the sale of Gross Pit and Mill Saws.
W. r, HUDGINS,
au2s Hardware Importer.
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5tsH-I NOTICE. g ts-
MARINERS, MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
HORSE POWERS AND THRASHERS.
WHEAT AND CORN FANS
EmOry's and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C.,
DESIRE TO INFORM THOSE
/ in ant of the above machines, that am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at manufacturers
prices-adding in some instances only, the cest
of transportation.
My improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out. One man may grind
and press from two to three barrels of Wine or
Cider per day.
Wine and Cider makers sre particularly invi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
not.
Larger Mil s or Presses also furnished.
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, g. +,
are assured that l can supply them with any
kind required.
In connection with the above, l offer com
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles, Springs, &c.
Landreth's Turnip and other small Seeds.
G. BILLUPS,
No. IL Wide Water Street,
iyo Norfolk, Va.
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WTE HAVE IN STORE, AND FOR
w sale at low figures Axes, Anvils, Vices
Bellows, Spades Shovels and Manure Forks
Pots, Ovens, Skilletts, Spiders, Tea-Kettles,
Sauce and Fry Pans, Copper and Galvanized
Tacks, Copper and Galvanized Nails, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Cut and Wrought Spikes, Horse
Shoe Nails, English and American Stock Locks,
Knob Locks. Padlocks, Drawer and Chest Locks,
Ale Cocks, Brass BIbbs, &c.
J, G. WOMBLE & CO.,
No. Commercial Row,
au2l Near the Ferry,
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LiyerpooI Markets.
GEN ERAL NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Tyrone, Pa, September s.-Robert L.
Johnson of Cambria county, was unanimous
ly nominated as the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Seventeenth District to-day
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NOTICE NOTICE u
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
OF NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
aNyE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE
w all kinds of Jewelry, Wedding and En-
gagement Rings, &c to order at short notice,
having fitted up splendid workshop over our
store, with all the necessary tools and appliances,
and having in our employ one of the best PRAC-
TICAL MANUAL TURING JEWELLERS in
the State or elsewhere. Jewelry and Silver ware
repaired in the very best and most durable man
ner, at very reasonable charges and sati sfaction
guaranteed. H-'
We are happy to inform the public at large,
that we ara now fully prepared in every branch
of the business to execute anything in line in
the very best manner, well as at the North or
elsewhere, and as low if not lower figures
Bring your fine and complicated Watches of
every description, Jewelry and Silver Ware to
c. F, GREENWOOD Dc BROS,
q Main street, and you will be sure to be
pleased.
Remember our store is the End door from the
corner of Talbot street.
au25 C.. F. GREENWOOD & BRO.
rs IT ECONOMY?
1T MOSTASSUREDLY rs.
Why to have your Boots and Shoes made now
for Winter, lay them down and let them season,
they will do more service, and keep the water
out.
Call at C. A. DAvIS's, 46 Bank Street, s
doora from Main, and try it,
Don't forget the place. aal0
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EIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS

TO THE LADIES'
NALL AND EXAMINE THE latest
~ styles of Necklaces, Watch Guards, Chate-
LANES and Leontines, which are very neat and
altogether worn.
Also beautiful assortment of Jewelry, Silver
and Plated Ware.
WATCH REPAIRING.
la this department l have always been assisted
by the best workmen that could be obtained IN
this country or elsewhere, and have aIwaysgiven
entire satisfaction to discriminating public.
AS an evidence see the large amount of work
done annually
JEWELRY REPAIRING.
In this branch l have the only frst-class prsc-
teal Jeweler in the city, and the public would
be saving money by bringing their articles OF
jewelry, in need of repair, to my store.
j. NJ, FREEMAN,
aul9 No. 20 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
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FOR THE EVENING PARTY,
~ ENTLEME EN-, you will find pair Of
VI those French Pat. Leather Pumps. We are
now in receipt of this indispensable.
Call and look at them at
SEABURY'S
jyl0 10 Market Square.
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THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY,
TIL EPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large assortment of FAMILY CARRIA !
Cos. CALECHES, BAROUCHES, PHAETONS
JAGGEaS COAL-BOX WAGONS, JENNY
l. l d S, DEARBORNS, GERMANTOWNS,
JERSEYS, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES,
TROTTING AND EXPRESS WAGONS, AM
BALANCES and CARTS.
Secondhand WAGONS taken in exchange.
New and secondhand HARNESS constantly
on hand.
Our facilities enable us to sell fifty per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the city
for cash or approved paper. We only ask you
to give call to isty yourselves. Consign~
ments solicited and liberal advances made.
. Do not forget the number-the small I2O
North Howard street.
H, D, SCHMIDT & CO.,
u206m Baltimore
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= Pr G E S.-We have just received large
y stock of Nutmegs, Mace, Pepper, Allspice,
Long Pepper, White Pepper, Ginger, Garlic and
Mustard, all of which are offered at low whole
sale and retail rates by
au30 u. A. & G. A. SANTOS. b.
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