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phpa,ch 10 the New ork Tribune
CHICAGO, February 2l.-The lecture Of
Mr. Wendell Phillips, under the auspices
O., the Young Mems Association, this eve
r.a-, was an extraordinary success. The
opcra house was literally packed from pit
10 dome with the very best Of our citizens.
The two hours speech was an unimpas-
stoned and candid discussion Of general
principles, TO which the audience gave, at
rrery step, the most cordial assent. The
last fifteen or twenty minutes were devoted
T. tcrSe and business-like analysis of the
relations of the President to tho national
interests, and without any animadversions
upon Mr.. Johnson individually. 1t was
only asserted that he was at least objec-
tionahly identified with the rebel interests,
and lis room was better than his company.
At every allusion to impeachment the sp-
plause was wildly enthusiastic, and tho
temperate but decisive criticism Of Gene
raj Grants excessive neutrality was frankly
accepted. On the whole, it is doubtful If
an equally satisfactory political address
has been made in this city since the war
Faryn
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OFFICIAL-THE MILITARY RECoNsTRUc-
TON BILL.-The bill providing for the es-
Enlistment of military despotism over
ten States of the American Union, and
for other purposes" touching the next
presidential election, reached the Presi.
dent after O'Clock p. M. Friday. Thi:
fact will probably be sufficient answer te
the numerous inquiries made yesterday
Why he had not vetoed it. A bill Of sucf
magnitude and importance requires the
most careful consideration, and there car
be- no doubt that it viii receive such atten.
ton from the President, notwithstanding
the immediate pressure of public business
upon National Republican. fl
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Affairs I'm New York.

New YORK, February 24.-The steamer
L'Orient took out several hundred tons of
goods for the Paris exhibition.
The steamer Baltic was seized yesterday
by the revenue service. To-day she put
the officer ashore and sailed. .......
A large quantity of struggled goods have
been found in the neighborhood Of the
Bremen steamers wharves.
Mrs. Swentz shot her husband at ball
last night. Jealousy and neglect were the
cause.
The Brazilian Government has chartered
. steamer to forward Texas emigrants.
Archdeacon McCarrow is dead.
Sickles, it is reported, will be collector
of the port Of New York. .. .
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Oxlsy's Monthly Tobacco Circalar-Livsrpos),
February 3, 1867.


General quietude prevailed throughout
January, and in the absence Of any imports
transactions in American descriptions. former
quotations are repeated, a. having been fairly
maintained. Virginia, both leaf and stem
med, was again neglected. osr
ding leafy 70 good and ane spinners, selec.
tons, 68lld. stemmed, ordinary short. mid.
Maryland, sa0sHd Sd. Paraguay. 4Giod !;
Dutch German, 4Qlld. Western Lssf-Low
ordinary, exports, 21sd. factory dried. COM
sctions, sGlOd. Stemmsd-Short and com.
mon, 4A@5Ad.; middling, 667d. good par
cells, 7GShd. ); hne selections, sWlld. Greek
and Turkey, 2&sd. Java, a0lSd. Japan,
none.
s1llsvs rsa LIvRaPooL. February 2. 1857.
January reached an improved total az COM
pared with the previous month.
At the reduced prices Of western strips,
medium useful grades were taken more freely
for home trade purposes, while additional
purchases were also made for Scotland and
Ireland -. 4 h--s MI
The chief feature calling for special notice
was the sale, mostly by public auction, of
about $50 hogsheads Of western leaf Of COM
mon quality at from Id. to ND u b.-prices
which have been unknown for several years
PAST. ,-
Virginia Leaf-Ordinary aud faded, ordi.
nary sound, fair dry leafy, good and fine.
4Ql0d. Stemmed-O Ordinary short, fair leafy,
good and fine, 60l2d., nominal. Paraguay,
4@lod. Greek and Turkey, 697d. Western
ding to fine dry, seIec ted and colory, 2hGiod.
Stemmed-Ordinary, 4hG6Xd. middling to
good, 7Gsd. fine selections, 90lld. Mary
land-Dry leafy and sweet, 3kG6d. colory
and fine, 70sd.
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PLAN OF DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from TO 500, 900 are placed In
a wheel the nrst number when drawn Quit draws
the highest or hrst gift; the second number when
drawn out) the next highest, or second GIN, &C.,
until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution win take place after the con-
cert, where ssoo persons can witness 1t. A CON-
mittss viii be chosen from the audience to take
charge Of the same.
All agents and purchasers viii be supplied with
correct list Of the awards - soon a. published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS. si
Tickets viii be supplied to all booksellers.
druggists, music dealers. 10, whore they can be
obtained 1t oHH DOLLAR each. or In qusntitissa,
club rates. ~ .st.f - It'd
Circulars. containing full instructions and tsrni
to agents. WIN be mailed upon the rscsips Of ssang
for return postage. .fsfa rsas4f
Orders may be sent to rs enclosing the MONEY,
from 81 TO S7s, IN registered letter (stAms 90.
clossdl ct our max. Larger smcunts by postroaet
order. dfsft, or express, G the following eiss
rates: s.st. r, .-ss-a eiysaC
Five tickets to one sddrsss.. :
Ten tickets TO one address. O
Twenty tickets to one address. ~
Fifty tickets TO one address ~
The names Of the agents viii - psblishsd frsz
| the central oAes.z a. -
TieIss Win Be supplied to agents u hfsssn ps'
cent discount. ga
Undsr ana IN pursuance Of The provisions Of th'
| internal rsysnus law, his Ropor, the conuis
honsr Of Internsl Revenue, he's. upen dss prod
rrsntsd psrualt % The Soath sfn OTphans' AssOeIa
ana 70 hola ~ 0iis Conssrt sssaW non q
sAas4, cAsthrfrsH Psetsl tasor otAteS Sxlth
4 YsspSftd ovo CIT Concert. AK s
fSiNs ! Vso,sss,sale ii Agents. sn& exempt
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aIFT FNTTRpRIsEa
r4,s GIFT ENTERPRISES
GRAND CHARITABLE "a
60 PRESENTATION coscERr
N Afp OF TIE -
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION
incorporated BY the Legislature OF Virginia,
ea January %, 1917
TO II sIvxS At TIE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE.
.tb p & APRIL sorH, 1857. EoE Si4
$780,, I Es~*
The proats Of this concert will be given to the
SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION !.

SOUTHERN ORPHANS ASSOCIATION {
to the subjoined address from the Officers OF which
- we call the attention Of the public: vE.-s.
We, the officers OF the Southern Orphans Asso-
citation for the maintenance and education OF the
destitute orphans OF deceased southern soldiers
and Sailors earnestly solicit the sympathy and CO.
operation in our Grand Presentation Concert OF all
Who desire to see tho home and school" enabled
to receive and care for al needy ones who seek ts
shelter and protection. a3 stA9.'.1-
Thanking our friends for their past contributions
and assistance, we again appeal to them to help
rs In more extensive enterprise. II 10 the de-
sign Of the Association to erect . Home and
School" for the orphans Of the South, both male
and female, on an extensive sosls, In the city OF
Richmond, Va. As an induesmant 10 have The
building located there, the Common Council Of
that city have gusrante Q sufficient lot Of land,
In an elevated and healthful location and win In
crease the quantity Of land II needed. l.
II 10 with confident hope In Q favorable re-
Spouse to this appeal to public which has never
yet failed to sustain Q charitable institution that
We have entered into an arrangement with Msssrs.
L. T. PALMER & CO., No. IL Holiday street,
Baltimore, to organize Grand Musical Presents
ton Concert for iu beneht, and earnestly solicit
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public to on
sure its success.
lSignedl
MRS. J. n. HAMMOND, President,
MRS. Oh. J. B. BEAN, Vice President.
MRS. Z. A. +. MEARS, Treasurer.
MRS. De. A. @. KIMBERLY, Cor. sec'y.
Mr.. J. NJ. sCHIERs, Recording sec'y.
DR. A. G. KIMBERLY, Financial sec'y.
@ H. C. DALLAM, ESQ, Counsellor.
BALrIxoRs, February =, 1857.
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, February 24.-The Parliament
of the North German States formally
opened yesterday. The King of Prussia
and Bismarck were present. The King
said he was in circle that no German
Prince had been for ages. AL the hopes
for the future welfare of the nation now
rested on the accomplished fact Of uni
ted Germany. He recommended that
the Parliament form new constitutional
union, defensive in character.
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WASHINGTON, February 23.-John d.
Surratt to-day plead not guilty. To the
question by whom he would be tried, he
replied, By my country" This is the
formal answer given by all prisoners at the
bar.] He was committed for trial. The
proceedings we're devoid of military para
nhArnalia -.r..
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From Canada.

ToRoNTo, February 22.-The Globes spe-
cial dispatch from England announces the
name of the confederated provinces to be
Canada-Upper Canada to be styled the
Provinces Of the Ontario, and Lower Ca
NADIA to be called Quebec. The other pro-
vinces retain their present names.
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,.,uessee -Renomtnaslon or 0over.
nov nrOWnloW.

NASHVILLE, February 22.-The Repub-
IAN State Convention met to-day, Mr..
v,,per in The chair. Governor BrownloW
~, nominated for reelection by acclama-
,,,c and responded in q characteristic
soeech. Resolutions were adopted settlne
Sarth the principles OF the party, approving
,hs administration of Governor Brownlow.
ana sustaining the Federal Congress. Re-
.olrtions were offered, and unanimously
iop'cd, that the people Of Tennessee
r,oEing upon General G. H. Thomas ss
,tci. son and savior Of their State CAPT.
al from the hands of traitors, and a.
nan who never made mistakes or lost .
s,t,'e: therefore
Ee0olued, That he Is the choice Of Ten.
rrssee for the next Presidency.
Three cheers were given for General
~hag,aS.
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The INSURANCE CoNvENTIoN.-The Ma
tional Board Of Fire Underwriters re-
assembled in New York on Thursday. The
report of the Executive Committee, recon-
mendng that not more than three-fourths
Of the value of any property should be
insured, was taken up, and discussed at
much length, and finally referred TO the
Executive Committee. J. n. Mclean, OF
New York, was elected president Of the
Board, and J. B. Seidenstricker, OF Baiti-
more, one of the executive committee.
After transactiDg other business, the BODY
adjourned sine die. s-a
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1t seems to be generally conceded that
trampling on constitutions, silencing the
press, and imprisoning citizens, are priv
Ieges that only American officials are emit
tied to enjoy, and that the southern States
constitute the only portion Of this earth
that can, consistently with "eternal JUS
tice " and the higher law" be held In the
grasp of military observation-disclosures
Gazette.
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lsPeer, or lfHs TOBACCO xAaxxr Sol 9al
Eggk PAT fnIfI DAN. ft.8+ II

IVDACVU hxCHAN0B,
RrcHnosD, VA, February -, 1867. q
Our receipts and oferings arc increasing.
Market fat; prices unchanged. We give
the transactions $50 hoesheads, tierces,
and boxes offered and sold Ct the Ex-
change, and 10000 pounds loose 81
Shockoc Warehouse, - follows: <
Lags.-Asnufscturing, common TO good,
Nts vi manufacturing, 6ns sun-cured,
slo 70 si5; shipping, common 70 good, a
to 18.&o. $50 - Et.t =
Ndr:-Manufsctusine, common 70 good,
81 to SIC /; manufacturing, common fancy,
$40 to $50; fancy wrapper, medium to
good, $50 to $50; fancy, -hns- to extra,
NOMINAL; shipping, continental, slO to els
81 piping, English, nominal. ~
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
/ call the attention OF buyers % the fAet thsa
henceforth our present stosk OF DRkss GOODs,
CLOAKS. SHAWLS, and other WlhTkk dOODS
viii be sold az and about cost.
Thsss goods were bought mostly % auction Tor
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons in want OF such articles would DO well
Richmond can offer greater Inducements In hsss
goods than We can.
We have also full hnss q LINN oOope non
Ing, R0ssiA and Birdseys Diaper, Linen Camnrts
and Henstiehed aandksrshisfs, Pillow and Li'
ns On. sn :,ssP rab6ssKIspIsa and DOMESTIC
GOODS Is very complete, and win b sold as very
VIZ nav especial attention to our stock Of KID
and OfHER GLOVES, In which vtll always -
found sy.ry shade end nsness fsoH =, Ne 49,
W WIT snS LI0HT KiD0 ii q g sal ctr per
pair. CARDoza ALsoP = IouRsos&Aa.
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:, Il is rather cool business for Jack Ham
hton's party to organize themselves into 2
q'ast Congress at Washington, andpresums
~ dictate laws to the National Legislature.
ihese fellows were first traitors 70 the
.hlon. and then to the Confederacy, wers
: mean set Of scape- goats at all times,
nom the Tennessee clerical BLACKBOARD"
" The Texas negroSeller.-BostoB Ros.
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TRUSTEES.

& TRUSTEES.
MRS. 3. A. r. MEARS, Baltimore Nd.
Mrs. J. N. sCHIERs, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. J L. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. W. L. BOSTOCK, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Nd.
MRS. DIR. A. g. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
MRS, CHARLES McCUBBIN, Baltimore, Md.
MRs. HON. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. JAMES THOMAS, Richmond, Va.
MRS. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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Great Flood I'm IllinOis-SfeambOat
on the Prairics.

YHCENNEs, IND., February 22.-The
Wabash river is higher than ever known be-
fore. 1t is reported that steamboats, are
running over the prairies on the Illineis
side. The tops of the houses are barely
visible, and the fences are oil gone.
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DRICES FOR GUANO.-It is difficult
Il to establish q permanent pgice for an article
that fuctuates with the value Of gold and such is
the case with PERUVIAN GUAN0, which can be
bought from the importer with no other money.
It also controls the value Of all Preparations OF
which Peruvian Guano forms the base.
The present rate OF gold calls for q reduction in
the prices Of the JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
GUANO, which for the present, and until other
wise advertised, are as follows:
REGULAR PREPARATION, / 900 and ], 900 pounds,
SPECIAL PREPARATIoN, 1883 and ss7 pounds, at
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANo at the current price
of the raw article, with the addition OF IS per
ton for cost of grinding, loss in weight in this
process anu is0AsB B. BENTLEY, Agent,
fe 23-l2t No. 10 west side Fourte enth street.
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DRADLEY,s SUPER PHOSPHATE
D 3! hss. s sss ssRsa;f .oi.
sr .ii tno s.i9 soS.. ' 81 ks ssiSsin: Co.
.sa n S.,! n a. n .sa sn
I 49, PHrssaDrRs. Va. February 30, 1907.
He,rs. A. T. 8okes i o., Richmond. Va:
Dear Sin, -Your favor Of - received contents
noted, In taking the agency Of " Bradley. snpsr
Il our hsod. fully and IN
many respects superior, to Peruvian guano. Last
spring We sold some loo tons Is IN experiment,
active d r. We We have sold already 200 tons.
= Ton, .e:sl.a. servant. !. -. ~
u g.. .l's .s.s'1 Fl sso II. S sS
CRUDE PERUVIAN GUANo,
~ SSr05 sSDT rHsRS fERrlLlzlNd coAPAsr's
oAO'nssoguygHazksS 1ERr1IIzlrs coMpASYs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sa tssegSSsSkfksS,, E1EsTIIrzfra coxpAuH's
80 sogTaEky TEgTILIzINa coMpAsY's
wv sSITHERN fERTfIizIsa coMPAsY's
aRoUEARs RttsTF sssousD BONE,
IHSP BI ag4SS.
~ PAIMER, HARTsooK l. CO.,
feu s.# Fourteenth street.
HUANO, GUANO.-We are now pre-
" pared to all orders for the following fertilizers
at the lowest prices:
PERUvtAN GUAN0. crude and crushed;
MANIPULATED GUAnO,
OLD DOMINION GUANO,
TOBACCO FERTILIZER, 'A
BRApLSY's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
GEAFOWL GUANO,
CLOygR and HERDSGRAss SEEDS,
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER.
We respectfully solicit orders.
fs 2l-2m A. 7. STOKES r. CO.
DERUVIAN GUANO AND CLIO
i YER SEEDS tons No. I PERUVIAN GU
AN0 400 bushels prime GLOVER SEED, for sale by
Elicit 4 ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants.
fell corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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SIGNRIciNT.-We have learned that
Judge Hall, Of this district, has espresso,
tie opinion that it is exceedingly dou6tiai
whether he shall hold another term OF ms
court in Jefferson, as from the best infor'
nation that can be elected he believes the
supreme Court will retrocede Jefferson TO
Old Virginia. God grant II, and that
Speedily = Cewlesto1n Spirit. .s1' -
lStuT1 s,s.e,3
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GROUND PERUVIAN aUANo.

GROUND PERUVIAN GUANo.
By the 10th Of March will be ready to furnish
pure PERUVIAN GUANO. finely ground on burr
mllstones-a result never before attained, SO far as
l have been informed, anywhere in the United
States.
Samples Of al OF the above can be seen at my
Office, No. Is west side Of Fourteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary.
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of Richmond or directly to the under
signed, who bestows upon this department his
constant personal attention.
z. B. BENTLEY, Agent
fe eo-lm No. 1s west side Fourteenth street.
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Summary or News.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The Mis-
souri, Legislature assumes the losses
caused by General Sterling Prices raids.
A company Of New York and Chicago
capitalists have purchased the iron land
for twenty-four miles on the road from
Lawrence to Galveston.
The HeralTs correspondence from the
city of Mexico on the 9th says the Impe-
rial army retired from Puebla in q disor-
derly manner. Maximilian now calls him.
self chief of the National party. 7 isos ~
Gillian sdyices report the reception Of
another peace proposition from France and
England-terms not stated.
In Mendozs the revolution is progress
ing. General Cspo had been killed while
invading Macsraibo. Z 4 -. : |, / 80. I. II. 1,
The St. Louis Board Of Trade has me-
morialized CongrsSs to lend the cotton
planters money to buy provisions, taking
lien on their crops, and thus prevent IA
mine and the. necessity Of feeding the
people.
The news from Spain is exciting. Not
withstanding the suppression Of the news,
the existence OF . serious insurrection Is
undoubted. "a - 1staif ~ t.lStSf
United States Consul Dudley has COM
mencsd . snit for the steamer Alexander.
-------------- tS ct
The Markets. -,
Kew FORK MARKETS. Il ,t5a
New YoRK, February 2s.ACotton, 10.
lower, and quoted ct 3l19e. for lower
grades. Flour, 80. bettof. Wheat l62c.
better. Corn lc. lower, Pork 6rmer ct
s2O.4l2s. Naval stores dull. qFreights
steady. - sl. ~ s =; ~, Il; ~
.sssiG Us BALTIMORE MARxKTs. 49,
BAI1niols, February .2s.---F lour frmsr.
Corn advanced S0Sc. Cotton flrmer under
the advance IN gold, and Is quoted at
81 Ac.d.,i sbsaeW - snot = 1slz ~
xEw osLExSs MARKETS. .s,.,.y-
NV 'OsLrAss, February 9s.-Cotson
S Snss''gssa ssss SisSsss
Receipts. i.0l7.s Eaear~iair l3c. NO
s 1:;sssC', Cod, Si:ss1
.scas t.. posssos xAsksrs.r 'As's'i
r,vr.,oor February IS Evening"
Cotsss slosed quiet sales Of 5000 bales
mlddaing upIands, 81 3D.; middhng W
leans, iSHd. ..,.,c. .aS,x s,art,
V01gTHCHIyRl, xQR 5e4!2He.
~! 3 & s ri.
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DRY GOODS, SO.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1857.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR l. CO.,
IxpoRrEHs AND JoBBERs OF
: RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND sATINs,
BLoNDs, NETS, GRAPES. VELvKrs, RUCHEs,
FLOWERS, FATHERS,
STRAW BoNNETS AND LADIES' HATS,
- trimmed and untrimmed;
. SHAKER HOODS. &C.,
as7 AND ass BALrIxoRH STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
offer the largest stock to be found In this country
and unequalled in choice variety and chsspness
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
f. 23-swH
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TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MINIpur Atm GUANO

TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MANIPULATED GUANo.
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING CON.
PANY Is again prepared to supply the Planters
and Farmers OF Virginia and North Carolina with
FERTILIZER. s...
which will be found equally beneficial to the crops
Of tobacco cotton and oats, as it has proven to be
to that Of whsat-the Bone Phosphate it contains
being Just As essential in impartins WEIGH: and
SUBSTANCE to the tobacco leaf, and LENGTH and
STRENGTH to the staple Of cotton, as In filling up
the heads OF wheat or Of oats with grain.
1t consists Of combination Of PERUVIAN and
PHOSPHATE (soMBRERo) GUANo finely
ground and perfectly incorporated; and can be ap-
pliod with the drill or sown broadcast without loss
trouble. The proportions vary to suit the views
OF the purchaser and in every case are weighed In
with the most scrupulous care and precision.
REGULAR PREPARATION consists OF 1000
pounds OF Peruvian and 900 pounds Of Sombrsro
Guano TO the ton OF 1000 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION Of l,saa pounds Of
Peruvian nd ss7 pounds OF sombrero to the ton Of
1000 pounds. +-
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TOHN J. OSBORN q co, eEk
ERs in CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &C., having re-
moved tn einrepository from Seventh street to No.
1914 MAIN STREET, have on hand, OF their own
manufacturer q fne stock Of PLEASURE CAR
RIsGEs OF every variety and description, to
which they inYite the attention OF the public.
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tAsn iron any and srrrissnisy ios license. ~. -
TIN szsnptisn n nsds mon the grossA ~
The prosssds Of the sale of tiskss ior Tits Conesss
ars 10 bs devoted 10 charitable obissA suA - bes
another evidence Of The favor and sonstdsFstion
which our efforts have been constantly nst In
nss,iy every direction. -.
e. E BUIR1ycns: s7ek 1
irdsutsnsut. Gsnsrsl @. T. BIAusssARp, Hsv
OTlsans. fsr st
Bns.disr. General JEFF. TIozrsos. Kew o.
leans. Il. ...t,g - II. (.
Major. General J. z. TaIxsLs, Of Baltimore.
Major. General 3. B. BucEInR, New Orleans.
j. b. BHAx, n. D., Baltimofs.
/. ,. bAfpnxsfor, II. D., BsitinoYe.
J-e. Aohnow, Publisher, Baltimore (fofnssly
> OF J.e. Morrow Cal. .lRf-g- Hc1
I J.E. NnHo, Bsitinns !; late Of Kichnond, Va.
@. n. sTIIyy, Baltimore.
I 5 D.a :sgs3> go -oC 40 n.
All orders and communications shouid b "a.
dressed to the GENITAL OFFICE.
/ nm q. MaKRKvI1 CO.,
/ - s. Baltimore;
L. +. PALHER 4 CO.,
No. u Holiday street Baltimore,
Managing Directors.
Tickets can be had In this city st the Musical
Exchsnge OF JONI W. DAVIES soSs, Main street.
4 IA 11-ts /. .tttA -~ st.
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IT'LL IL REILLY'S ALE DEPOT,
III No. 100 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE THEA
large lot OF barrels, bali barrels, and quarter bar
rels CHA GGETTs CREAM ALB Also, per steamer
liverpool" ria New York, fifty casks OF OLD
Families supplied with BOTTLED ALE by. the
dozen, or DRAGGHT ALE by the measure Send
glass Of FINE OLD ENGLISH ALE. fs N--ts
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