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New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
Tammany's interests:

From he Mayors Liter From he Sapersi''e'fs P'oia.
The victory achieved - ma'o.
in 1890 by william ILL., one These several commeIno.
King OF England. over James raye welcomes on the sol
H., another King. 0I Ireland Dy one Engirp
King over another one, near.
y two centuries ago.
singular that "A for . Street celebrations
egn event occurring nearly that involve feuds and
two hundred years and mOstes belonging solely to
with which American oiti- the history or other
zens cannot actively sympa- tries than our own, ana
thiZe. which experience has prov
ed 10 eutangcr the pubho
peace, abroad and 40 home.
Your proposed celebration II ihis needless ce'bra-
appears cSsons 81 Sf SdacedSy to-" enc
their maintenance here ance would furnish the op-
would be taken advantage portuny always sought FOR
by the classes by the lawess and danger
which always grow fOrmd- Gus classes OF the comn-
able by such opportunities. nifty.
Assemblages or any fany procession were 70
kind in places OF public matter Of right, could e
eessons Of every character. then it should at ali h
have never become matters ards, receive escort and
or popular right. guard.
There many other simlarites OF language and of
ideas In the two documents which betray their common
origin, aud, yesterday suggested by one gentle
man, the useessness and extravaganza OF one the
other Of these officials Others expressed tho opinion
that another such exhibition Of trucuenoe the par5
of tue superintendent will unfit himeyen for Tsmmauy
service.
Leading police officials openly declare that they be
lieve the order cooked up in the City Hall by Mayor
Hail. Sweeney, Connolly, and Others, and that neither
President Smith nor superintendent Kelso knew any
thing Of the order tnat change Of the programme was
contemplated until late Monday afternoon. They say
that the onus OF the entire affair has been thrown on
superintendent kelso when IN reality he Is only obeyng
the orders of those above him. but who choose to remain
in the background; and that in consequence of this
action on the part of the real authors of the order
are escaping the obloquy that has fallen Keso New
erheless he signed the order; it emanaes from hu.
and the public hold him responsible for IL,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

The placed at slO2OOOOOO, and the liza
bes at the amount. Number Of banks, liza
The above Is exclusive OF the First National Bank Of
Portland. Oregon, the report from which is not yet
lI
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

MS REMAINS CARRIED TO FLORENCE FOR IN
TERMFNT-HISTORY OF HIS LIFE-Hls SUI
FERINGs AND EXERTIONs IN THE CAUSE OF
ITALIAN FREEDOM.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

See Eishth rs&.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

singular that a for.
cign event occurring nearly
two hundred years ago, and
with which American oiti-
zens cannot actively sympa-
thiZe.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

From Me Mayors Lsiier.
. The victory achieved
In 1890 by William Ill, on,
King of England.o over james
H., another King.
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An rnferx,ew w,,n aen. snerman.

His short, red whiskers looked ugier
than ever, but the General, as usual, was
as happy as q General with rank, public
confidence, lovely children, good health,
and a six months furloush ought to be.
He remembered our talk at Saratoga, and
congratulated the writer on giving it cor
Icctiy but said he
"Now, don't interview me, for they've
bored me TO death at the Astor House for
three days"
"Well, General, all private now, then,
but you will let me write out where you
are going to, Won't your"
YES, that's alI right. Pm going straight
to Madeira, which we expect to reach III
twenty days from New York"
"Who is gcing?"
Dwell, young Grant, Audenreid, Vice
Admiral Alden and staff, and some ladies',
who will d,sembark on the continent"
Where will you so from Madelra!"
Through Gibraltar to Barcelona ; then
to Marseilles, Nice, Genoa, Leshorn, Rome.
Naples, Palermo in Sicily; then round to
Venice, Trieste, and down to Athens in
Greece"
.sWill you take the Constantinople trip
through the Bosphorus into the Black
Sea,'
Yes, and beyond that"
"Where?"
"WelI, we are going to Odessa, the Rus
sian eatrep6t on the Black Sea.
"What then ?'
"We shall leave the ship there and run
I'D to Moscow by ratl-stay there few
days. then 20 east to Mini Novgorod, on
the yolya, where they have the big fair"
"Where thenT'
"Well, down the Volga to kszan. the
old capital Of Iartary, and maybe south to
Saratoy and Astrachan, where the Folga
emp,ics into the Caspian Sea"
"Where them"
"Back through Mini Novogrod to Mos
cow, up the Nikolf road to st. Petersburgh,
then down alongside the Baltic past 40.
nigsburS to Warsaw, Berlin, anu Oresden'
Where then?"
rone, unthe Rhine to Cologne, and then to
Rrussels and the field Of Waterloo"
"What fortified towns shall you visit z"
"Erom Brussels we will run down to
Sedan. where Nap gave up Mezleres, 1bl-
onyille, Metz, Nancy, Toul, PhalSDourg'
and Strasbourg."
Saarbruck, Weisenbourg, and Woerth,
too. where the first battles were fought p
"Yes, then through to Paris, down to
Orleans, where Won der Tam got beaten
back, over to Tours, the old war capital !;
then up to LIE Mans, where Chanzy was
defeated January 10, and the French army
broken up.' .,
"How long will you stay abroad p
"Can't tell. Don't know what those
South Carolina fellows are going to. DO
about that Invisible Empire business,
nor what the indians are going to get up
next"
"What is your Indian policy, Gene
ral2" :
"Don't know-lick 'em out expect. l
never had policy in my life-don't know
what it is. leave policies to Andy John
son, Brigham Young, and Tweed. Tn They J,
have nothing to do but look after them,n -
said the General laughing. "The nearest
to a policy l ever had was when l was in
Chattanooga. My policy there was TO get
down TO Charleston to drink some OF thelr
Artesian-well water."-Neso York CONNER
cidL.
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ns'sns OF the Ladies, Heb,e, pe,.xo,..
e.n.lon ala November S, 1s7,. the ta1,s,-,s'
adopted: were unanimously
ns Apgei OF Death has sg.lu v,s,,ed,o
ctfcie aud taken from our mtd,. mn -. .sn sn
sIossa aud honored sister Mrs. ,HEynIv-- !.
'SA a. BET TrELHEIM, who by her xlnd and ami.N
.e disposition. BY her devoted l5ye and sfr,ct,n, !,
NO. amlly and friends By her sin cere ana m.
ieisueo piety 70 her God, had sn,earsd h,--s,s
void nO ~ anew har, and whose deash has csusea a
wh,I. ~ out nearss which time alone can heals and
VII, =. We -. pow With reverence 10 ths inscrutabla
,hI. ~ .nss divine Providence which toetb All
n.n4 s. VOL ses we desire to place upon perma-
our love for her while living, and our
t' sorrow At her unumcly desth. - -
aesotrsa' That in the death of Mrs. Ret,e,,s,,
.. association has lost one OF its brf,bfss. o,ns
mea's-au:eful member. who has ever t,t., ~
or.'e part In the promotion Of It's welfare. =
so'oeo' Ihat to our honored And hs,ovaa
nSooi, LII. Bsttsiheim, we tender our ain.
ouuoienee at his irreparsbe loss, and trust IN ~
sae eoo OK Israel may endow him with repewed
stfeneVn and energy to teach and difsyee the n,a
cepss OF our holy religion. - iAo- ''-
6esoseed' That to the young children. thpx e.r,~,
oefe.t or mothers care and affection ,ua ~.
mise our aid and assistance, that thew r,s1 :,
taught to revere her memory and trn,tate ,o.
many virtues. e,r.# 1i,- :
ReSoIvsd, That copy of this presmb,e .,t
resolutions be spread upon our recordo and = con,
duly attested be forwarded to the bereayed hns
band and children. .-- = -
EosALIE MLLH1sER, President
William Lorenstein, Ron. Secretary. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

PRUssIAN AND AMERICAN SCHooLs.-Dr.
Hoyt, United States commissioner to the
Paris Exposition of 1867, makes the follow
ing comparisons between the methods of
primary instruction in Prussia and in this
country:
"A Prussian child Is not permitted to use
the language of an idea he does not make
his own. Spelling long columns of words
and reading pages OF words such as could
not be inteIligently made available in con.
yersations With teacher and school-tellow
are not allowed, and the same principle is
to the Inst day of it's eight years drill. And
vet by that intimate and constant habit of
conversation between pupil and teacher
upon tine many topics Of school study, and
tlie endless correlations Of kindred and sug-
gested subjects which it is part OF the
teachers preparation for. his work TO Know
how to bring in, the children of these
schools at very early age come to have
use OF language far beyond the range OF
their studies.
.sThe packing process Of our aim, to get
the largest possible amount OF Information
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following cases
have been disposed CT since our last report:
Archer DYER rs. William T, Martin, for
illegal arrest and false Imprisonment. Yer
dict for defendant. 1t is thought that if th 9
suit had been entered against plaintiff as q
magistrate, and not in his individual ca
pacity, the decision would have been differ
eut. The Judge took occasion very sharply
to condemn the practice OF giving warrants
without coming up to every requirment OF
the law. It is not believed that defendant
Intentionally erred in this case, but
justices should not Unfortunately issue
warrants for the arrest and Imprisonment
of citizens.
Tupman us. Brown. Motion of defendant
10 uuash all previous proceedings and grant
benefit of the homestead act. Overruled,
and sheriff ordered to proceed with the
execution. .-......
Cooke rs. Cooke. An action to recover
under deed of trust full amount for q
debt due in Confederate money. While
defendants claimed that it should be scaled,
plaintiffs counsel moved for a decree to sell.
The motion was overruled until all the
debts of the estate are settled up.
The case Of Burgess Us. Archers heirs,
and the latter Us. former, was postponed.
The case of the Commonwealth us. Sarah
Scott for poisoning was called, and laid
over until next term The prisoner ap-
peared In court with young baby in her
arms, and does not appear to have suffered
greatly either in body or mind since last
court.
John E. Taylor, Esq, was appointed q
commissioner OF chsncery in this court.
The court adjourned on Saturday, and
Judge Weisiger left in the afternoon train
for Petersburg, where he opens court on
the 22d instant. The people of this county
are much impressed with the dignity and
pleased by the impartiailty Of this gentle.
mans decisions and rulings.
SERIOUSLY ILL.-Dr. James ". Bronaugh
has been for some days past lying serlously
III. but great hopes are now entertained OF
his speedy recovery. --,-~
THE COUNTY CoURT.-There will be q
snecia, session of the County Court, COM
mencing tomorrow.
Tpy JAMES RIVER BRIDGE Our reporter
an Yesterday had an interview with Mr..
nsuid Lewis, who IS experimenting tof
Wr' edward Vickers the erection,ot plers
for the bridge from the southside. ne
learned that the destruction OF the trestie.
work would not retard the work but . pre-
snace OF time. The contractors are uhes
csded whether to erect another trestieWS0Ih ,0i
or use flatboass to cJnyey m2tefiai. u.
latter il believed to be by lar tne pes
method. 'as high water may be expected u
anv' time during this season. The .matte
Will he settled on the arrival OF Coione
Clarke. town engineer, who was expected
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in the smallest possible time, defeats itself,
in that its give. SO little opportunity TO as
similate and apply, without which the mass
of mere information slips from the memory,
or remains clog to the natural action OF
any special faculty.
1The mere universal u:e of instructional
appliances in these schools is greatly IN
contrast with our use of textbooks. Con-
trast the hours of study which our chill
dren devote to pages on pages of uniilus'
trated theorles-to days and weeks OF reel'
tations unillumiued by conversation,
treasures Of acquisition unapnlted to llIe,
with those theories that are illustrated py
every device OF mechanical genlusIthose
recitations that are made brilliant by the
reproduction of times and actors-those
acquisitions that arc applied to every inte-
rest and use of life. and you have before you
q sample Of the district school OF America
and the parish school of Prussia"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

EXPORT OF FLoUR.-The following is q
statement of the cearances Of -four from
the port of Richmond since October Is,
1871:
October 10Th, brig Annie Ingram, Rio
Grande do Sul-HaXall, 750 barrels; Co.
lrmbia, 300 barrels.
November 14tb, brig Henry Perkins, Rio
Grande do Sul-Gallego, 1,525 barrels and
100 half-barrelS.
November 17th, brig Trial, Bahia-Gal-
lego, Sj7 barrels and 120 halt-barrels !;
ODance, 100 barrels Haxall, $50 barrels !;
Columbia, 240 barrels and 60 half-barrels.
November 18th, bark Satellite, Rio de
Janeiro-Dunlop, 1900 barrels and lao
haIf-barrels McCance, S54 barrels.
The Satellite. Captain J. G. Turner, was
cleared Saturday by the Brazilian Vice
Con,ul #..E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

CoHyIcTs REsENTESoED.-In the Circuit
Court of the city Of Richmond on Satur-
day seven inmates Of the punitentlary were
brought before Judge Wexford for resen-
tence in view Of conviction for the second
and third cases of felony. John Boiler and
John BRYANT, both white. and William
Weaver, VIM. Hunter, William Hicks, and
NJ, McCullocb, all colored, were sentenced
to FIVE years additional Imprisonment each
for second conviction. a. Richardson
(colored) was sentenced to imprisonment
for life in view of third conviction.
Boiler, the tirst-named convict, is serving
q term for murder in Henrico county.
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The shipments are in like proportlonl.
The Tribune says that general business is
nearly Us active rs before the fire, and that
a great proportion of the merchants have
o6ened with good working stocks. Itadds:
HIt was thought that good many OF the
smaller wholesale traders would drop pack; I;
scarcely one Of them nave done SO, ana o
their feet again, though loaded with ineum-
brances.' The abundant supply Of the
sinews of trade, ready money, does not all,
or mainly, tind its way to Chicago in the
shape Of charity, but in obedience to q
simple law of trade, which invites TO every
market that which is supposed to be most
in demand.-Bdltimor Sun.
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BUSINESS AT CHIoAGo.-From sill sources
of information it is Leaf ned that Chicago is
rapidly recovering from its great disaster
by fire. Intelligent gentlemen from there
say the city is all lite, and, what many
would not suppose, that money is most
abundant. Some forty thousand men are
actively at work on the burned district. II
is not only in this department Of industry
that the city is active, but current business
is all hustle, and compares favorably with
what it was in the corresponding time last
wear. The receipts of leading articles for
the forsy-eight hours ending November Sth,
for this year and last, are as follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

A New CHURCH ESTERPRIsE.-T con-
sregation OF the Centenary Methodist Epls-
copal church in this city have determined
to commence at the earliest practicable
time the erection of a new church edlhce,
for the benefit OF which they propose to
publish during the next week newspaper,
which they designate The NeD Church,
and to hold Fair during that time, to
which they ask the patronage of the citi-
zens of Richmond. The paper will be cir
culated throughout the city and in other
localities for the benefit of advertisers.
While they ask the citizens for their adver-
tisemcnts as means of profit to the church,
yet they hope and believe their liberality
will be rewarded.
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TIVE or three days afterwards, according to
the story. Rudiger went back to the place
and repeated the performance in part One
OF the proprietors of the place was called
out this time to do the weighing. and inn
medIately recognized the crate as one he
had received, paid for, and marked the day
before. Rudiger protested that, this was
not the case, and said that If the proprietor
would wait there moment be would bring
a man to prove bis ownership Of the rags.
The proprietor waited. and Rudigcr went
after that man and did not come back"
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ROBBERY AND RECOVERY or TIE sropE,

ROBBERY AND Ric0VEEY OF TEE SToBES
PRopERrY.-A feT nights ago MIR. e. Les}-
lie Spence, of ths frEn of E. B. Spence IS
Son, was robbed of 4 valuable gold wata>5l
and chain while asleep in berth OH one os
the Potomac Joats. They were taken from
under his pillow: Several other passengers
WASHINGTON Mr. Spence promptly notiEea
DETECTIVE McDevitt of his misfortuues and
pur5ucG his journey. On his return through
Baltimore he found his watch and chatn
swaiting him, and WAS glad to get them
again, even at the expense u q -&eavy
reward. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

STABLE BrRNED.-At q quarter to u
O'clock on Saturday night fire broke out
in a stable rented by William Peasley, ID
rear of Captain Samuel Maccubbin's COM
mission house, on Franklin street near tie
Old Market. The building was quickly
burned, but owing to the promptDess with
which the alarm was given and<GaSwered
the fire did not spread to tless NUMEROUS
framed houses in the pe:ghborhoodS 1t
was undoubtedly the work of an neehdi-
airy. Two horses belonging to Mr.. PeasEfy
were severely burned in getting theIa oagt
of the stable. rgSS
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

j. D. WHITEHEAD & CO., Nos. and Fifteenth
street, will sell large and well assorted stock
OF groceries, &c.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR will rent st auction, at u
O'Clock NJ, that large and desirable store No.
. ID Fourteenth street.
W. G0DDIE will sell atd O'Clock 2. M. tw D brick
and frame tenemen.s oa Ninth street near,
Eaxalrs Mil canal. ~ ..... = I'll:
". GODDlN will sell at IL O'Clock n. trya sssets
Of land in sidney On and near the Grove Tc,sd:
THOMAS ". KEFs2E will cell at 10 4. y. piss'
ncB, furniture, &c. tS3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

SUPREME Court OF MISUNDERSTANDING,
Norem6er lS.-An appeal was allowed upon
the petition of 4. B. Downes, guardian and
next friend of P. H. DoWnes and others.
from certain proceedings Of the Circuit
Court IF Fairfax county in q chancery suit
depending therein, in which the petition.
ers were plaintiffs aud George w. Coleman
and Thomas Moore defendants. Penalty
of appeal bond, s1oO: NJ. Dulaney Bali,
Esq, counsel for appellant.
Upon the petition Of John Ledyard
Hodge, executor of William L. Hodge, de.
ceased, writ of error and supersedeas was
awarded to judgments rendered by the Cir
cult Court Of the city OF Richmond on the
11th day of May and the 9Th day of June,
1871, in suit in which said Hodge was de-
fendant and the First National Bank Of
Richmond was plaintiff. No bond required.
Page & Maury and Bradley T. johnson,
ESqs., counsel for appellant.
Mr.. Griswold finished his argument in the
case Of Norment's executor Is. Cooke. +
The courtWill not sit until Tuesday next,
Monday being conference day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20
ONlETuING NEW.

CHEAPEST AID HhSDSCMGoT PLAIDS.
"a have just opened a splendid lot ofthe cheap
G. and HANDS, :rls Paid ,.Gess goods III tae c';E.
- ara sstl.nS u very haads2me Plaid in the pa.-
..rn ts ."I wartn So. beautiful sl!-Tcul P!atcs
Sc. worth SOC. everywhere tbs very ilhtst ana
.s,.srrcot AL wool raids al 5cc., worth '5c: the
" aayst Black Gro Gran Dress FIX III TL1S,
nm - 4. .iIoicsa Q Brown end bieachcd Cot
n va.d vide good article, AZ l.3c.; tio not fail
look ~ this Gotten for - is really handsome y
) nd Cauc Tor Conf ..a ST only Sc. heavy tcou-
= a!l-~col Ehaw!s 1T Si.95 10 $3.50; Thinning
.!Ye.eeas: Trimming Sa.lns ard silks; bcautiiu!
woe, Inou,uns n only 55c., worth Soc, dlher'
t.. ColCrs~ thcsc are real Bargains; rhari3tts5-
Vc .uG other Cas5!ncrcs- we are seil!ng Gooc'
{ ssime.e (bieitou GAsh) a. 60c., suitaoie Tor
tau roys; Meas best Brown British socks ut
=, Luder'Britisn Hose At csc. G nt's Furnish
+ z goods OF " y KIND elegant Saratoga Trunks
i u. 4Juo; COX ut our nld Gloves =! I5c.
DUCkWALI & RDCSS.
~. :, I. VIM formerly o. Mr. JOIN -
..aa4's) yas connected him sei With our house,
& j vii. te giai to see his friends.
r.5 uUCKWALL 4 EOUSi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

THE CASE PLAINLY PUT.-Sheriff Wright
this morning reminds taxpayers that in q
few days he will be compelled by law to
pay over to the State Treasurer all Of the
taxes for 1871. He then pointedly re-
marks " Either you or have to pay these
taxes. I am not able to do so, and am
sure you would not expect me to do SO if
I Were." Just So.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

PRIZE MEDAL FOE CIGARs:-Messrs. J.
n. T'yler & Co. delivered to Mr.. c. G. Sala.
none on Saturday the prize gold medal
awarded to him for the best cigars exhib-
lied at the State Fair. These cigars, which
be calls the . King of the Sea- are manu-.
factured by him from imported Havana
leaf, The medal is very neat piece OF
workmanship, and reflects credit on the
house which got it up. sa..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

JOE PRINTING. We call the attention OF mer.
chants clerks or courts. gherifs, lawyers, rail.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents. and
rotbe5s having orders for printing, to the faci-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIsuMENT for thu prompt and faithful execution
sT all kinds or Job Printing. We can Furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-H Reads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, BLANKS, Pamphlets,
Tags Aand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Fills, Checks, Drsfts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed. -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

The Point Pleasant Register asks, of
Grant is nominated by the Republicans for
President, will the Wheeling Intelhgencer
support him?" We pause for rcply.-
Wheeling Register.
Ii Tweed should be nominated by the
Democrats, would the two Registers sup
port him9 We pause ditto Wheeling In
felL1oucer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

SENT TO JA1L.-David LeWiS icolored),
the man who was charsed With abductius
judith Jones some weeks slSse, was sent
to jail on SaturGaj By JTsstice " bite in de-
fault Of security :oTfflis good behavior.
There was not sufficient evidence to con-
aga;n,t her viii. She has not yet been
heard OF, however
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HAMILTON rAsTEE Il sQNa

OF SALIlhObh, MP,
II order The hetr 20 meet the w.nts of tlcir re.
d 4 cust5luers at distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU.
O s! wiz, uPrr application, promptly send hy MI
4 lines Of SAMPLES OF TIE hEW ESI Ah
1ST FASHluhAELE GOODS, OF French,
..f-;ish and domestic manufacture, guAranteelnR
u IL times 10 sell as low, not II less prices, IMAM
a. bcuse In the country. ,
3uyiug our gccG5 from the largest anc most cele-
p .e,i ulaaufacturere ia the different pGTte o. Er-
r ,., aud importing the same hy steamers dlrect
I. Baltimore, our stock Is TT all times promptly
a. ,plicd with the novelties or the London &no
ris markets. , - ,,,o xo
: W. buy ard sell oniy, for cash. @ and make 70 20
y trhls we are able and T.llilg 10 gen our SrGas
= %HHN TIN TIC FlFTEEN PhR CENT.
| IS PROFIT than II We gave creci:.
q se:ulux FOR samples SPECIFY the hion OF gooGs
{. RED. We keep the best grades OIL every Class
goods from thc loves, 10 the moGt cosby.
rGcrs unaccuMpanlea ~ The cash VIII oe sent
EGWrT-PAYIN9 Wholesale BU f ;
z invited ~ inspect tie stock IL cur Jo65ing ana
I.,ENge department. Aoaicss ,..,,
HAMILTON EAoE&R & SONS,
81 lqa 2Cl, ~Da 2g3 y eel baltimore street,
c-rG&tlT o@ttIIilore. aiG.