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COURT OF SFss 0Ss.


man named Isaac Hamm,!l was placed trial this
morning before Judge Diksman, under Indictment
charging him with forgery. u appeared that IN April
Las, the prisoner Deposited number OF securities At the
Farmers and citizens Bang, In Williamsburg,
Of which, signed by Moor Meyer no obtained tho sum
OF 81, 1872 aud which was subsequently supposed To
DO y forgery. Hammnl loft for Germany, wa
arrested AZ Baden Baden In June, aud brought back
10 this country under the ex.radton treaty On the
part OF the defence two Witnesses examined
no testified that they associate droyers with e
accused That the maker Of the noe question was
another Meier Meyer; that they him nolo,
and that II payment for cattle they had delivered to
him. Al OF Assistant District Troy
OF these Witnesses wrote the word .sweI" which
was exactly the same as that on the note and appa-
realty in the same handwriting. IL further claimed
by The dsionce that the maker OF the
California
Tue original Meier Meyer, who resides at No 262
Seventh srset New York, was called, aud pronounced
the aforgery The cashier Of the bank testified
that tho rsoner when he presented he notc dec bed
Mcer Never, and the description answered TO lhs. Of
Mr.. Meyer 70 court.
The jury appeared IN court yesterday morning having
been locked up all night and announced that there
M possibility VI their agreeing Upon . verdict They
were ,hereupon discharged. Hamml will be tried
AGAIN Aonday next
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STATEN ISLAND IHrEllIctsct.

LsRcESy sSp Lovr.---Miss Kare Klerssad halls from
No. ~ West street, New York and 10 = very prepos.
ssssns LADY. young man from s.aplston named
Frank Brown, became acquainted with the fair Ksris
aud made love 10 her The Of true love never
runs smooth, and Brown and Kare an example OF
this fact Alter several months courtsh!p aud love
making, with all its seductions the dsceuful
Brown gave up Miss Karie. she sued him for al amond
ring valued al 500, which s alleges he stole from
her; he states That she gave him the ring The case
before Judge Garret yesterday, when Brown had
TO give bail in $1,000 10 answer the complaint OF shs
injured lady.
WAR or Rscss.--some soldiers stationed a. Fort
Wordsworth out . few nights since enjoying a
spree and lark As they fair mixture OF rsu.
tons and Cs ad-puts ~ to the relative merits OF the
races took place and blows followed on'cer Rush.
hearing the interfersd but like all neddsrs he re-
ccivsd = sound thrashna Tor his pains He would have
badly injured had not one OF the soldiers inter.
fsred. One Of the rowdy warriors arrested that
night and sentenced TO sixty days imprisonme by
Justice Garrett Two Others named Landy And Maher
arrested on Friday, and the Justice kindly sent
them yesterday 10 keep their eomrads company.
grand LARCENY Some few weeks since . clock was
stolen sus Of the Baptist church, Glove road The
officers have since been hunting mp the case and traced
the then TO lad named Louis Hamm. 0Hhssr Romer
arrested him. and tue cAme up befovs justice Car.
re yesterday who sent the young thief 70 prActss
manual labor in The County House,
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BURNING OF THE STEAMBOAT KING Pa,LIP,


Between sgh. and nine O'Clock yesterday morning the
4orrs street. Jersey City, caught 1ro The tugboat Won
Heck, which ~ ing the wharf took her
tow and proceeded % 1sol her down The river, On
rounding The Central Railroad dock however, the hawser
took fire. and the connection being broken, the burning
pe dred o~ards The thauncey 81 John and two ether
schocners which lay moorcd parallel 20 each other
Ssup.. pg along the storm OF tile Chauuccy the King
soiiip struck the middle schooner and ire
just ut time the Harbor Police boat up and
on .he schooner iii the Ire thereon was extngushed
Captain Hart then pursued the Philip. end cont inued
playing -four streams her with such effect that the
Are nearly extinguishcd AZ quarter past twelve,
when the pump gave on. In this dilemma several
Efforts made keel the burning hti wishoet sue
cess and at ten minutes pas, one The police boat left
ana all at of the old steamboat was burning
hull Coating close to Bedloes Island still retaining
cargo OF what was wheat, but now red hot ire aud
asaes. She was consumed 70 the waters edge, the
smoke stack topping over and lying stationary al
angle Of about pfiy degrees from the perperdicula
Bot for the arrival Of the police boat the damage 20 the
SHIPPING around would be serious ssrgesn Kelly,
Roman and Doyle had hard time OF facing hot fire
and at times enduring o binding smoke.
me King Philip was owned by Palmer a Co, Water
street, New York, by whom she was used for drying
produce grain, and cotton The Gre originated in
ths drying room the forward lower deck which ia all
thd explanation that could be afforded by the men on
beard further than tho addition 10 less than fifteen
minutes she flames The vessel n, OF course 4
total loss; hsr vsluo being set down At si3 o00 with
OF 600 bushels Of wheat there being no iusnr.
ance The two who board had narrow
ESCAPE they remained several minutes on deck with
ayawung pit OF Ere beneath although warned 20 get Off
One Of them got ashore Al the Morris lanai docr and
the oner slipped down stanchoE into yaw boat sent
TO nis assistance BIZ the captain the tug boat Won
Beck who certainly entitled TO the gratitude o, many
Tor The part he took 70 saving LIE and properly Tne
city having been employed several years In convey
ing prisoners to Blankwels Island.
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SUPREME CQuRI-spscIkl If1M.

Injunction Against the street Commissioner
Before Judge Gilbert
Az application made this morning By tho counsel
for the Brooklyn City Railroad Company for an inurc
ton restraining Street Commissioner Furey from re-
moving the tracks at tho foot Of Futon street. where
cars stand in order TO open the river It ap
pears that The Street Commissioner served
notices upon the various railroad companies, re-
curing l0m not 10 allow any Of the stop
ie'mln a. Fulton ferry longer than i necessary to
discharge passengers 30 that the would be open
to the river front, and MAS tho intention OF Mr. Furey
TO enforce this order. Judge Gilbert granted tom
poray Injunction restraining tho street Commissioner
the city OF Brooklyn or their agents from removing any
OF the racks or cars Of the City Rarond Company or
in any way interfering with the operations OF the rail.
road The defendants also ordered 10 show cause
on ,ns 23i inst why tho injunction sno,ld DO per
pc,us
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BUILDING fvm rs rs wws srs iODslss HOUSE.

For thirteen years the Chdrens Aid SOCIETY," has been
susaininx and carrying through The aid Of ndIvdn
al contributions large lodging house for news boys
and other stree, boys Daring this period 523 ass odg
ins. ana 1874 o3 meals have boon furnished these lads
Of whom the whole number lodsed Is 1910. In this
time sf sol 70 have been deposited by the boys IN the
savings bank o. the rooms ana el4 13g - have been
paid hy them towards tho expenses Of the house.
In last year clone there were lodged 1872 different
boys; to5ie iodgngs and % s33 meals furpished
Tho number OF orphans thus aided was 2,92g, and
81 bar orphans 3,got Tue object OF the institu.
ton ~ 10 shelter instruct, and thus elevate th .
interesting and unfortunate class Of children. From,
the lodging hcnse the Society sends the boys forth
TO places ~ the country or near the city Thou
sands Of boys have thus hcen saved from thievers
and yngsbond life and have become useful citixees
The present rooms OF the odglng house are NOS sun
GENTLY large or commodious for the numbers o. 49,
ihronging 20 thesn, and they ere liable ~ The snnn.
Of any 70 he taken from the society whsn
10 extremely difncut 70 lease Others 70 ns, qa,s ~
ance Of making this bensfcsns charity permnnent ~
procuring proper Dull ding for H. Tbsfe vii al~ays
be- hcclsss boys here for whom sons sacn psov,s'o'
muss be made while the city cossinuea iney wsn "
provide building which shall b shelter sno nome
10 the hsuseless led wandering fnsnu'c1 snrouen we
r,est CIV vhsre hs can Dad friends sud Secsve in
syc,Ioc ana Re pus On the pathway 70 batter Ire
4, 100 RI ooo A. rsou,red Donatt0ns for thie o0ees
ms. n. $40 a. Williams treasurer. Metropolitan
N.s,crs, psnt or 70 william A. Booth PRESIDENT "
irrnss s,ysst spery,sg ths object directly 70 ths
esacs o. he Csdrsnr Aid SscIesy No. Esas F0urua
street rcou, No ~
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ALABAMA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.
the Reconstruction C0nventiOn-The Day al
Adjournment Fixed-Reports Of the Execn-
tive. Judicial and Militia Committees.

nv Accommodation COMMANDMENTS DNN ~
Adjourumcnt Fixed-Reports Of the Execn-
1--WE. judicial and Militia Committees.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 10, 1857,
eo'clcek T. ". 4
resolution adopted 10 dsy in the Convention
nxng The date OF adjournment for the 25th inst. This
will allow Of the question OF rstifyng the con-
stitntion being decided before tue end or Tie
present year. II notice of the election he given
on the day OF adjournment II he held on CHRISTMAS
day which has always been kept by the negroes
when they were slaves Tho great holiday OF year.
They would naturally mock in large numbers 10 the
towns and cities on that day II there
ton, and the radicals hope to poll larger this
account than at tho election FOR the convention.
Ordinances were referred 10 the Committee ordi-
nAnees changing the names OF two counties from Gle.
barns and Colbert TO Lincoln and Brownow.
The Committees OF Executive, judiciary and
Militia reported The first recommended that a
Lieutenant Governor should hereafter be elected
and provided that the Governor should not
have the power 10 pardon tho crime Of treason,
all offenders that being only pardonabe by the
Senate, who might either commute or rsprieve the
proper legal penalties This latter clause INTENDED
guarantee for the good faith Of any ex-reheis who
may enter the radical party for the sake OF having their
disabilities removed
The Judiciary Committee recommend that all judicial
officers except Justices OF the peace and county
nssoners shall be filled by the government the nom-
nees beng subsequently confirmed or rejected BY the
Senate.
Tho Militia Committee recommend that all militia ON.
GERS shall also be appointed By the subject
the approval or the senate None OF reports were
acted upon.
great dea! OF excitement has been already created
by tho ord nance proposed Yesterday compensate
groes for slaves from the time of
the emancipation proclamation down 10 their actual en-
reimbursement by the federal army. The ordinances
not regarded as serious proposition, but
at sJtne OF the delegates not only determined To
carry IT, but also 10 hs the compensation the present
price OF labor $40 month This would practically give
every negro who votes for the consttution broc
OF $50. tonlscati0u would result in nearly rs
much RUN as this II 10 scarcely probable thai eyten
ave measure pass the Convention; bur quite
likely that some percentage ~ bs present compensation
for lapor Will he voted 10 the NEGROES
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The Wills Of tho following named persons proved
in Tie surgogale Court during the past week Corns-
us Bennett Of the town OF Faibush; John Henry Sbu.
man, william GessSp, William Henry Carter, Conrad
Granuer Maria Van voorhies, Alexander Leo. Thomas
ALsran.
Lellsn OF administration granted tho estates
Of Wiegmann Scmers OF san Francisco, Cal Jane
Mccullough, Norman ,. Hail. William n. brown. Jane H.
Rowland, Bradley !. smith and Emma L. Burroughs,
eli OF the city OF Brooklyn.
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eROOkL YN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cousT-f,g1;sx DISTRICT
Alleged Fraudulent Boud Case.

Alleged Fraudulent Baua Ca-e.
Before Judge Benedict
At tho opening Q, The yesterday Assistant Da-
trict Attorney Allen moved the arraignment OF Leon
silyerman, indicted the charge having connyed at
the execution OF bogus boad for 1000 for the 70
mova Of spirits, and other bonds OF similar character
The has already been reported ID tha HERALD sill
verman pleaded not guilty, and the bsii WAS Fixed at
$50, 600 Counsel made application for reduction Of
tho bail which was refused. Ball then given TO
the amount or 500 GOO.
CONVERSATIONS
On motion or Mr. Allen, Assistant United states Dis
trcs Attorney, the following property was condo asd
AMI ordered 70 be sold no claimants Appearing
The disuhery OF Thomas Rogers at No. Navy street.
Five barrels OF seized IN Little street on tie Th of
March Four barrels OF spirits seized on an express
wagon IN Water street Four barrels spirits s.lzed IN
Mashington
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Iaf pssss TELEGRAM.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 10, 1867
In The Reconstruction Convention TO day resolution
was adopted by vote Of 81 3d. nstruc.ng proper
committed TO change the names OF all counties
created at the last session OF The Lesis-
laure that were named in glorihcaion of
the rebellion or after those who participated in
IT, Afterwards ordnance 20 CHANGE the name OF
colbert county to Br0wnlow tab!ed-yeas TO- nay
IL The committee the several parts or the const-
tuition reported the officers OF the depart
ment TO consist OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor.
secretary OF state Auditor and Treasurer the Auditor
10 hold Office four years aud the other officers
years, all 70 10 elected by the people. The Governor
only has been elected by tho popular vote hereto
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crsns have 10 p.t up with ne Gltb Portions OF Ber
zen aud tssson u IN said have not heea
RVsEf since l. Nav.
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Correspondent ct the '..fhnafsra g,is
graph gives the lpliowing scnsil,i. advice:
=" mal"rityol farmers u" net attach iniItnrt
ance enough a. the subject IT .aying and inal
ing manure aitl compost. Z" them nanurr
aud lab"l are what capital ani credit are h.
th" merchant. They think they eann"i afiord
Ia pay I've aud six dollars Icfeor.l inr manure.
aud y 'l"es sccin high price: hni nnc thing
they csn de-, they can tai. h.itrr care "l what
they have. and prevent the vast" al what l.
the most yaluabi" part Many hos pens are
built an slipping ground. ih.. iiannrr finking
away I" a"ine dram and lost. Nnw with prnp.
~ raj" tl,e manure ~ every hug raucl and
ialtene'l J. worth twenty dollar. inpnpm corn.
hills. u y better net : i,i hog wallnw IN the
manure. ~ most Of iariHrrs ,ln. with the view
that the hags will work linr the esas.s trash
generally thrown inlr tn pan. Make tight
boart hoor ~ the l"n ~ prevent the leakage
~ the urine and iaanure. then throw in the
ahsorl"ni-, such a. wrrss. straw. shaving.
'awdnst. leave. chip dirt. irier.. aud in Gsr
almost fine hickory brush, clean the sty nnt
nnee week. AMI threw the mauar. into a
anare pile. exposed n al the rain that falls.
and ~ dry time keep the manure moist
nv the addition ar .rsl.r. ~ cover with damn
earth Ia prevent the blue hlaseu" Iy Ibis
arrangement. with ten hngs and pl.utv ~ INA.
tsTial. farmer will make near twn hundred
d"llar.' worth ~ manure ready E,r the land
N go''i condition. aud hav, better hogs than
the allnw.h them "a wallnH ~ pleasure In
the mus"
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'lNHE very extended use oi this GrANU
] throughout the country renders il unne.
r"..sry for ~ ." say norc this SEASON. than that
it, ro"Posiio" aud qsai,ty are precisely the same
r.. that heretofore sold by ~ f,r the Company.
We h.v. s"ld this Gnano from the beginning
nndrr q regular system oi rigid Inspection. at
an exI'"nsr I" the Company of many hundreds
ii d"Il,'- annually. This i. dome i,r the pro
hciioa ai,kr ct u" cOHs"mer aud the foa,pIay
a. il l. mshiic.t I" all VIII" understand the trade
~ i"rtilissr.. that IL can not '- safely conduct
eel any either principle. Th" inIsrignr.
aud extent 81 IL" trade d.mHhds this pruicc
tipn.
li:s"i's 'eri,sesf y '",g,ct'os i"r every cargo
odd. '"n suinef. must observe the n.ne Of
JOHN 4. REESE A 80. branded on The bag.
n"n" ether genuine June :O.--:;m.
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scot1"rIs TesAtons.-raks hnc. large n.
laatpes, perfectly ripe scald thrin To- loosen
the shins, aud then peel shein Cover sl,r bot.
tom ~ i.,p difh ihiealy with -ralei bread
rrumhy. adding fcw hits Of fresh bn,i.r ,hsn
put ~ layer ~ i"natra "a aons. LIGHTLY
with . little salt and cayenne. aud ONE pow.
derei lae" ~ nutmeg Ss,ver iiein will, al.sih.
~ layer ~ bread crumbs ami bntiey then
another layer 81 sea."n"d Tomatoes. and pro
eerd thns l'll me diAl, :. lnll. finishing nj the
moderate oven. aud bake Il nearly three
hours.
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Comfy Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
BALTO. COUNT. M.
GREAT REDUCTION Is PRICES oF
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS

ohbAT REDUCTlON IN PRICES oF
SPRING d. SUMMER GOODS.
RRAT INDUCEMENTS offered in I'm.
" DRESS GOODS, such rs Spring Csssi
mers, satinetis, French and English Merinoe..
Alpaca, AL wool Delainc, Laws, Mozambique.
Poppieins aud Plain aud Fancy Prints frna
"! 10 20 cts. per yard.
.o 80. 80 az Good' n ci,y Isicrs. IA
FANCY GOODS, AZ.
A large assortment Of BOOTS and siIoEs.
lor men, women aud childFen's wear. fancy
HATS and CAPS for gilrs aud gents
CROCKERY 4 HARDWARE,
TIN 4 HOLLOW WAR;.
WOODEN WARE,
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
GROCERIES,:
brown and White Sugars, Japan and Green
Teas Of fine flavor aud high grade: ,,ld n.
aud other Coliees. of fine qualities
KEROSENE. PARAPHIHE ANp
LINSEED OILS.
""""'' PAINT.
BACON. FISH, SALT TAR.
Country stnrrkrepers aud heads "i lnmii-.
will find !, greatly I" their advantage 4" par
chase their
BROWH MtSLIN HERE.
As well altogether our own make. and wiii-
warransi II fully equal to anything mad" inih,.
State.
.Ea- 4 eat ~ .SOLICITgD -
II. l.. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing Company
Ec-N. B.--cOUNTRY PRODU''E ken ~.
exchange for Goods. at city prices.
May I, isG1.--6m.
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GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

Cleaner and Dagger.
A 7 a time like the present, when labor 4.
IA scarce, II Is important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention 10 the above
improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense of Thrcshing Grain, over any Machine
now In use. ltispcculiarly adaptable its work
aud can BE- attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation, which Is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ina.
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat.
than u cleaned IN the common way.
The above machine is conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently fixed "n iwo
wheels, and IL fully warranted.
REFEREN'EN.
Maj. William IIutrhins. Monkion. Baito. Co.
William Pcarre,
ten. John u. lcaFrs,
Thomas johnson. Phoenix.
!. q. Patterson. I"
Henry Carroll.
John II. Gent. Cockcvsvillc.
William Gent.
Jesse Garrett. Fork Meeting House.
James Amos. Jarret'svillc. Hartford C"unty.
william Cole. rhurchVillc.
Thompson a Armstrong. (rhrc.hers.I Aber.
dccn. Hartford County.
iLNO.
AGENTS FOR TItE CELEBRATED
PITTS TIIRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double pininn ilrr-.. Powers sim
from I" I: h"rsc P,wrF.
HrHH.iRBN COHHIAED SELF. MAKE
REAPER 4 VI HOHER.
LINTON a LAMOTT.
~ y. High Street. Baltimore.
March -. s6.-Iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest!
TIHi. ~ WoNEr'
RITTER ~ .SWEEY :
Butter made IN . Ca Q minutes troln
sweet Cream.
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Family Grocery.
uams q Hutchins,
"a y & MN STREETS. BALTIJInRI

SH e. HIsH NfREEIN. "a ITiiifIRE.
Inform their old friends aud customers. and
the public generally. that they keep IN hauI
WINES AND LlQcOIS. in vocal and glass. for
medicinal aud other pnrpose- superior sugar
cured HAMS the choic"si brands If FAMILY
FLOUR IMPERIAL. GnnInw,lcr. Young iIv.nn
and Black Teas Java. Laguira aud Rio c"ir":
Loaf crushed. Pulvcrzcd, Clarified anil Brown
Sugar Broina. Coroa. Chnc"la,-. Farinn. gic.
Flour. Sago. Yeast Powders. Sardines Sauces.
Pickles. Extracts. Salad oil. rur.. Spires. Fig.
Raisins. Almonds. Cracker. Ihce-r. the AMI
coarse Salt. Table aud Dairy do. SYRUP. New
Orleans and Sugar House Molasses. Kerosene.
Superior Canister Powder. Shot. ';nn CAPS. Ar.
all Of which we will .rllai IL" most reasonable
price,.
ALSO. they ngw have connected with ,h~it
Grocery Store. adjoining 1t "n High street. .,
store tor the sal. Of
CT Mos. PHoSPHATES ~ ALL KIND
PorDgETrE.
BONE. LIME.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. &C.
o." GRAIN and FEED "f al sini.. Bal-d
Hay aud Straw. Field Secd. ,uI Country Pro.
iuce "i all kind.
Es-Thc high"., Cash Price 81, ~ time. ia ~
far Oats. Corn. Potato. Egg. and al ether
country Pr,nlucc.
&C. With a determination e. Keep ia" he-; Of
goods aud sell on reasonable terms. they hope
o. merit n continued evidence - public favor
ALFRED liAMS.
J. ALFRED iirTClIINS.
June :. ls6'.-ly.
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TO'CsOntO'rR Advertisements.
NEW GOODS. NEW GooDsi!

/ have last received direct from New York.
line assortment Of Goods,
comprising
BLACK NLPACAs,
ALPAcA LrSTREs,
DELAINEs.
Chambray Gingham., Manchester Ginghams,
Cotton Goods or all descriptions,
Piaids, Cambrics, Lawns aud New tylcs of Cal.
ieoes. White, l,cd and Opera Flannels, beau.
Iiinl pamask Table Cloths. line Linen Napkins.
Towels, Crash, summer cassimers. Coltonadrs,
toatins and Pant Linens, and a line stock OF
Sheeiing. and Mnslnf. blcachei and nnhleach.
"l iro" l?i els. per yard ny
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES. GRAPE.
\ line assortment Of HOSIERY, silk aud L.in.
en- Handkerchicls. cheap, aud a great Va.
rieiy of Notions. 4 lot II line
OIL cL0Tns, RUGS 4 MATS.
TABLE ANp POCKET CUTLERY. AZ.
Albai,awarc. Hardware. Queensware. Crocke.
ware. >tonewarr aud Tinware.
Fine assortment
BOOTS AND SHOES.
l.aiics'. Chiilrcns' aud Mems.
Always On hand.
.H"cERIEN OF THE NEST QUALTTY.
TEAS. SPICES. &C.
OILS Burning aud Intoxicating; Lamps. CHM.
ncys and Patent Medicines generally in n.e.
CA call is respectfully solicited before go.
ing I" the city. as my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot tail I" please.
WILLIAM $. SiTEALEY.
rowscniawn. Balio. Go.
- SIMMER MATING OIL CLUrH
~ TIL. noLL. tiust fr"m New YORK. .koap
H. '"sa. call aud .ec. ". :. :.
May u. lSG..--tE
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baltimore advertisements.
Here :. a Machine for the Farmer. .

Farmers. look at nc Grcaf advantage ~ Rne.h.
iag train ,gih
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baltimore Advertisements.
ILLER's
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 FVLL GROWH RAT MELONS, ABOpT'
l FOUND, AND WILL DESTROT
FIVE BUSHELH or CORN
YEIRgg
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JAMES u. BOYD.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

TOWSONTO mn. BALTO. 90
All work given IN him viii meet with prompt
attention aud be executed IN the best workman.
like manner. helerenre the community.
July -, ie6s.--ly.
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUiLDING Md7ERIALS,,

nNHE ATTENTION az BUILDERS. GAR.
l. PENTERs. CONTRACTORS aud al 9th
era interested ia the purchase at
HUiLbiNG ~ TERfILN.
l. invited {" our NEW ASb LARGE STOCK
of well seasoned and well flushed work. con
sisting nt