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THE CHESS CONTEST IN EUROPE


The admirers of chess on this side of the ocean
were somewhat taken aback on the arrival of the
Niagara, to learn that the American chess cham
pion Paul MOrphy, beaten by Harrwitz, in
Paris, on his first game with the great player 1t
unfortunate that the steamer did not bring us
intelligence of two or more games. when no doubt
a very different story would be told. Chess people
here will be very much disappointed if the next
steamer does not bring of the defeat of the
German.
As it was, however, the victory was not much to
boast of. Herr Harrwitz had the first move. and he
adopted the usual course of requesting Mr.. Morphy
to accept the kings gambit, game which compes
the second player to remain the defensive for
the first dozen moves at least, while the first player
has fine attack. Mr.. Morphy chivalrously CON
scented to the wish of the German, although he
thereby had to adopt defensive game, while his
great strength is in his mastery and overwhel-
ming attacks. In the course of the game an oppOr-
tunity occurred whereby Morphy, by sacrificing
knight, could get up attack on his account;
and tired of being the defensive he Welded to the
temptation which eventually cost him the game With
a weaker player the attack he got up would have
been overwhelming; but Harrwitz happens to know
two three things about chess more than the
American gave him credit for. and he defended him
self with such WEAKNESS that towards the close of
the game, when the pieces were all changed off eX-
cept the queens he retained four pawns, whereas
MOrphy had but one. The German then compelled
an exchange of que ems, and, of course, easily
with his prepondcrance of pawns. 1t is very likely
that next time Morphy will be careful how he sacri-
fees pieces with player like Harrwitz.
On Morphy arriving in Paris, and while awaiting
the arrival of Mr.. Harrwtz who at Valcnciennes
the young American amused himself by encounter
ing the few notabties to be found in the Ccrc'e dcs
Echecs, with the following result:-lle PLAYED one
game with NJ. de Rivere IA brother to the XOuave)
which terminated in a drawn battles three against
NJ. ,Journourd, all of which he won: and seven
wherein he gave the pawn and two moves to NJ.
Lecrivain, Of which he won five and drew two
The following is the score of Morphy's games to
I the present time:
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PLuTARCH somewhere tells the Story rs cnor-
tan lad, who having stolen fox and b;d i ,,ndor
his cloak chose rather to let the animal toor ont
his entrails than to betray by the smallest oroan
or murmur, the theft he had committed s;m;-
lar degree of fortitude seems to be exnectad from
the people of Baltimore Grimes and outraoes are
of daily and nightly occurrence in this commu-
nity and we are expected to refrain from sneaxino
of them, for fear of injuring the commercial pros
perity of the city Men are knocked down and
beaten in the Streets and assaults of the most
violent character, and committed with deadly
weapons and intent, are perpetrated in our most
public places, and we are gravey told to
hold our peace and say nothing, lest the good
name of the city should suffer through our indis-
erection. Has it never occurred to those persons
from whom these prudent counsels proceed, that
the real injury which is sustained by the city,
arises from the preparation of such acts-and not
from their publication? Is it their deliberate
opinion that the shame and disgrace of an evil
action lie not in the doing fit-but only in being
found out? If it is the exposure and not the
crimes, of which they ashamed, 1--WE can under
stand their motives and despise them accordingly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.

MR.. MARSTERS, 147 Lexington street, Howard
street, will furnish his patrons with pictures glass
card board plates canvas; life size in miniature from
nature copied in oil, French Pastel colOrs,
in style OF superior excellence. He has hand full
assortment of plain and fancy Cases; also Gilt Frames,
all Of the best material His long experience and attest
ed success enables him to his patrons complete sat
faction charge. silly
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KINDLING WooD! KINDLING WooD!!

Sz,yed and Spit by Machinery.
Owingto the constantly increasing demand for this wood,
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it. prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WoOD, of any length size,
delivering any part of the city free of carriage guar
aneeng the quantity that is contained a cord be-
fore being sawed and split. JAS. II. JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
n50ice of Baltimore and North streets, over
Patriot OGice,
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CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice that
Messrs DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD, No SO Second street are
the only authorized agents in this city for the sale of the
Baltimore Coal Companys Coal wholesale and retail.
The Company has not sold shipped one pound Of Coal
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year
THOMAS WILSON,
President Baltimore Coal Co.
Baltimore, August l., 1858. au12-tr
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
AT EVANS & HOYT'S,
AT EVANS & HOYT'S
AT EVANS & H0YTS.
AT EVANS & HOYT'S,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. Il BALTIMORE STREET,
No Il BALTIMORE STREET.
No. IL BALTIMORE STREET,
No. IL BALTIMORE STREET
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
s201y CORNER OF FREDERICK.
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On Sunday night Goth instant, by Rev Alexander Bos-
serman, JOSEPH W. SADLEI;, of this city Miss ST.
SANNAH AYRES, of Harford county. (iarford county
papers please copy.l
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COX Is now selling his Fall Style of HATS
for Gentlemen They the handsomest patterns and
made of the best material 100 Baltimore St. North side
one door above St Paul st.
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A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EsT--Fancy, Plain and Common DINNER, TEA, rand
CHAMBER Sets; INDIA CHINA DINNER Sets Cut and
Moulded Glass in Sets; COAL OIL LAMPS and every
thing else CHEAP at JOHN A. DOBSON CO.'S and
y. Charles street. $50 -3m
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[. NJ. SINGER 4. Co.'S,

IMFIUf Ed NNNINU NAUHlNES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MAEUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET.
~ To Clcrgymcn of all denominations, and SEWING
Societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at half-price.
". f. FREDERICK,
fe2l-tf Aren't
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C. S. PARRAN, Secretary.

Erp WARD MEETINGS in favor of IN
iNS DEPENDENT TICKET FOR MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL OF BALTlMORE-All citizens friendly to the
election of COL AUGUSTUS z. SHUT, the independent
candidate for the Mayoray, and for the election of indie
pendant candidates for the First and Second Branches
Wards on THIS Tuesday, EVENING at Z O'Clock at
their usual places of meeting for the purpose of selecting
five delegates from each Ward constitute lndepe
dent Convention to further the of the nominees
said party and also after the selection of said delegates
to nominate candidates for the First and Second Branches
of the City Council.
The delegates elected will meet on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NENT at o'clock at Rechabite Hail. for the
purpose of organization Its
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DIE ED
On the 25th instant, DESPAIGNE GRELAUD, son of
Alexander B. and Aurora Eustis, aged . years and
hS
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On Saturday, the 18th, Right Rev. Archbish-
OPP Blanc was passing from one steamer to another;
at Donadsonville, La, he fell in such to
break both bones of his left leg. Apart from his
suffering he was doing well as could be expected.
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owen.'...- 20 Monhy..;:.. Drawn....2
Consultation Games.
5 Staan'on 20 BB9rPey Drnvn......o
The new iron steamer Hudson, of the New York
and Bremen line, arrived off the Battery on Satur-
day last, at midnight. The HeraId says of herr
The Hudson was built at a place named Jarrow.
near the mouth of the river Tyne, in the North OF
England and finished shortly before she left Europe
She is sister ship to another of the same line
which Is now is course of construction at the same
port whence the Hudson was launched, and which
will soon take her place upon the same line.
The Hudson has been named from the river IIud-
son. and the other steamship is to be called the We
ser, from the river Wescr, on whose banks stands
the city of Bremen. The Hudson is 1000 tons reg
lister, 3i5 feet in length over all, and 3S feet in
length of keel 40 feet in width of beam, and 33 feet
in depth Of hold Her power is proportional to her
size. She is TAG nominated horse power, and 1900
Indicated horse power. She has four boilers and
eight furnaces to each boiler. making a total of
thirty-two furnaces. Her cylinder is ninety inches
in diameter, six inches than that of the lie
viathan: and her screw shaft is 125 feet in length
and sixteen inches in diameter. She is rugged as
bark, and under favorable circumstances is capable Of
steaning twelve thirteen knots all hour. She is
able to accommodate 620 passengers in very supe
rior manner, besides her crew, which numbers 100
men. Her first cabin has accommodations for sew
enty passengers her second for 100, and her third
tor $50. The saloon is 4 very large and handsome
one, elegantly furnished It is fitted up with ma
pie and rosewood, and its sides are decorated with
mirrors and rich paintings of German and American
scenery, and gold faced cornices. 1t is seventy feet
wide and forty feet in length. The second class sa-
loon is Immediately below the first class saloon, and
is also very comfortable apartment. The berths
for the third class passengers forward and much
the same as those Of other ships, and the dormito-
ries OF the crew are on each side of the engines.
which, with the machinery, occupy the centre of
the vessel.
The Hudson is a screw-steamship of the newest
model She is well provided with lifeboats, life
buoys, &c, and, in short, everything about her be
tokens strength and completeness. On her recent
voyage she left Bremen at halEpast P. NJ. on the
th inst, and arrived here at midnight last Satur
day, after passage Of fourteen days five hours and
thirty minutes, after experiencing heavy gales all
the way, and encountering hurricane on the 22d
inst, which obliged her to stop the engines for
eight hours.
The New York Coariera and Enquirer Of yesterday
says:
The Convention of Railroad Presidents, which
was in session yesterday and to-day at the st. Nj
cholas, closed its labors this afternoon and signed
an agreement, the main details of which are SINH
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THARLEs D. DEFORO s co,

4 IIARLES ID. DEFORO s CO,
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND IMPORTERS
HAPANA CIGIRS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET
BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
We are agents for most of the manufacturers Of Tobacco
in Virginia and North Carolina and through them we are
regularly supplied with all the various grades of Chewing
Tobacco.
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO
Our arrangements for supplies of Cigars and Leaf
bacco, through our Agent who resides in Havana enable
us to offer as large assortment of the various qualities
any house in the United States.
AMERICAN LEAF TOBACCO
We have always ON hand Kentucky Pennsylvania, Con
nectcu Ohio and other kinds suitable for home trad
and expectation; also
SNUFFS, SMOKING AND FINE CUT CHEWING
TOBICCO,
PIPES AND TOBACCO KNIVES.
wi TTOTOpTrE TnNnI-, pI INC
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WHEELER s. WILSON'S
Sc WING IA CHIMES.
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.

Ng@ES&=El=Sl=
This is the only stitch that cannot be raveled and that
presents the appearance upon each side of the
1t is made with two threads upon each side of the
fabric and nerlocked in the centre of it. Send for Cir
cular.
OFFICE-12G W. BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore, Nd.
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Thomas r. Joynes, ST.. of Accomac, styled by
the Richmond Enquirer, some of the mighty men of
Virginia" died at his residence Sunday, the
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DATENT AIR-TIGHT
4 SELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS,
FOR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,
Now PLACED WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
Fly this simple contrivauce every Ousekeeper is pro
vded with means of retaining Plums Peaches Tomatoes,
&C. in all their original flavor. great induccmcnt
putting Fruit in this way-independent of its being
more wholesomeis that less than half fourth
of the required in the old process is needed in this
No houseEecper will regret having tried few when
she brings the Fruit the table winter For
by the gross dozen, single one. by CORTLAN & Co,
No PIG Baltimore street, Sole Manufacturers Of Prats
Can the best article for the purpose now made.
sl6ec5r
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G. K. QUA

G. K. QUAI,
viii introduce his FALL STYLE OF GENTS, HATS
THIS DAY.
IN SHAPE 1T IS ENTIRELY NEW
And will be sure to please all those who want
A FASHIONABLE HAT.
In style and finish it cannot be exceled
R5- Also fine selection of FANCY FURS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM
81 -3m No. 23S West Pratt street
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4 tARPETING.
~ GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
o II L B U l. l.,
2i2 BALTIMORE ST,
Is receiving direct from the principal Manufacturers
in England, all their and choice patterns OF
VELVET, BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY CARPETINGS,
Which for beauty design and brilliant cooring surpass
everything in that line heretofore imported
Also, large and beautiful assortment Of
3PLY, SUPERFINE, INGRAM AND
VENETIAN CARPETS
DRUGGETs, RUGS,
DOOR MATS, SC
OIL CLOTHS
OF superior quality and rich designs, entirely new.
w Offering great inducements to purchasers and
solicit call at 242 BALTIMORE STREET,
sS2mr JOHN TURNBULL.
EHRESERVlNG JARS-FOR FRESH
L OR SUGARED FRUIT, &c,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ARTlIURS Self Sealing, Glass, Tin and Earthen an old
and reliable article.
POTTER & BODINE'S Alright Glass; new good and
cheap.
SANDWICH JARS, ground glass shoppers, alright
cheap and excellent.
BENEFITS Yellow, Earthcn, air-tight
TOMATOE and Preserving Stone Jars, with COrks
PICKLE JARS, Glass and Stone.
The very b9st assortment Of the above goods ever
tered in this city with minute printed directions gratis
at PARIS CHINA HALL,
2ll Baltimore street,
au2Gtfr near Charlie
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ARTHUR HAS JUST INTRODUCED HIS MODEL
FALL STYLE HATS for Gentlemen superior article for 49,
best quality a. Drop in and see them, No. / W. Balti
more street, adjoining the Bridge se141m
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's
SOLE AGENTS for this city, are
MESSRS. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD
7tf No. SO Second street
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DULANY & HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILORS
No 46 NORTH HOWARD STREET
Have a well selected stock of
French, English and american
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
For THE FALL AND WINTER
Gentlemen of fastidous invited to call and ey
anime our goods think please them.
slS-tJanl
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SELLING OFF!
~ SELLING orr!
A large stock of
CABINET FURNITURE,
At greatly reduced prices, at
WM. P. SPENCER'S
Wh0eSie and RciqY
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Nos. 50 and 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET
To reduce stock the undersigned oilers great induce
ments to purchasers of
FASHIONABLE OR Low PRICED
FURNITURE.
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES
City and country dealers will find it greatly TO their ad
vantage to examine stock and prices
Call soon and get bargains at
81 and 81 8. CALVERT ST
ST. If WIN. =. SPENCER
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New AND SUPERIOR GooDs

For GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
GRIFFITH & MCCORMICK
Successors to John A. GTi filth,
No. 1S7 BALTIMORE STREET AND l 4 LIGHT ST.,
Have received general assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINCS
OF both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture which they
are prepared TO make order
READY MADE GARMENTS, of superior workmanship
and material always hand cali is respectfully So
ilclted s2S colin
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HOWELL & BROTHERS.

HOWELL & BROTHERS.
Z = PAPER HANGlNGS WAREHOUSE,
200 BALTIMORE STREET, toppositc IIanoverj
Constantly receiving New and Beautiful Styles for our
Fall Trade. designed for decorating
PARLORS,
HALLS, &c.
Prompt personal attention given to all work from our
ireilse s271wr
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THE navy rvcuANcEi ia published every morning
,snndar JAZZ M Two served in the city
at twelve and half cents per week P' ~ SIX DOLLARS
ers; mailed subscribers the is mailed to
scribers at FOUR DOLLARS per
raby cash in advance. oLf'I North streets, Baltimore
East corner of Baltimore a ITO THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore. MARYLAND
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Distilled from Fragrant Tulips
Z. DUpTrv CHEMIST,
vYY roadway.
For the Southern District Of New York.
THE ETERNAL PERFUME
PROM THE HOLY CITY
d" Oh! could but catch that fragrance
would ask no other fame,
Than that those Swcet-scented Flowers
Should be coupled with my name
b Z VA r II INVITA- TIONS.
T r EAL FRANGIPANNI PERFUM
is MANUFAcTURED ONLY
MESSRS. PIESSE & LUBIN,
No . Neto Bond Street, London,
And they take this opportunity to caution purchas
against limitations, of which there many; none no
ever, approach in any degree the exquisite fragrance
made by P. & l..
FEANGIPANNI THE PERFUME
- FRANGIPANNI sACHEI.
FRAEGIPANNI FRUIT.
FRANGTPANNI SOAP
FRANGIPANNI POM.lDE.
FRANGIPANNI OIL.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
EUGENE DUPUY, Importer
jel0-2'wim 600 BROADWAY, New York.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Mr.. THOMAS p. JOHNSTON, Agent of the following
Insurance Companies has daily complied with the LAW
relating TO the "AGENClES OF FOREIGN CORPORA
TluNS,' passed March s. 1858.
W. II. PURNELI, Comptroller
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
New YORK.
ELLWOOD WALTER President
SrT>-r 1r1->rnrUI, ~ %t,itirE IL 1929,
- Scrip and Cash Dividend
WEN 1 ,E;t.'ilL AM On n Hale PEk CENT.
vi i.> .lrHi' ~ ~ a.. IolIClf9
Pp ,i lE ' - ~ ~ - t EDTS TEENS'
fii, - ~ ~ I -, ~ ,tF-pll Ed
7aSEGnID STptE.r'
rrr,, ,,,-7-7,75,- -,rn,,
= iN ms GOMIANI OF NEW YORK.
po,IrIrs 50 Al ~ % 49, ,, SZoo'Uoo'
Iiio1. - JuIlNoION,
f'LAh A0' "hil-h p AdhNF'
1>rs,-r, ,,-,,, TIE i,f;, PiENIX FIRE ,,
CSSiI ~ t1- 0E -, !" 1850
CAHi1 CAliIAL AND SURPLUS, S2So,VUO
POLICIES Issued, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
ms -. 1VllN9loN,
fOLLA AooNLplIED AGENT
-,-.,.,, IT'D, THE NEW WORLD FIRE
lHSU sI ,ir C I, .t OF NEW YORK,
POLICIES ISSUED, losses An1gsrE6 AND FAD BY
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
THE prSCT T-1,r ,,1pr
INSTR NlfE CnIIp ~ az, Wv 1-opr-
CiSM ~ ~ iSTE ~ ~ IN or NJ" aVkh,
- "a 49, - .Ai- H-'D HtINil-IH, Sz+o,ouo'
'''' i''T rIIt r"SshS S, FJlSrLP AND PAID BY
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
Trrr ,Ip7I,I,I,, =, ,,r,r,
INSTR ,GGii GnHTD w 'i ~, INT TIDc1,-r,
CtSIT NnIT Al IE-T Sf-D DT re nv o
POLICIES Issrfn LOSES s ,HrfIg SI bSSO
~. Tii +, ID, D; JOHNSTON,
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III. J. \ tiBJ KG
c,e,r r, i- Nh a. ~ y NF. ~. Nnf y \. ~ -
ny G ,I GhlII Il and u kFI.C >, Slal 600.
TIIGS I3 - I9IIVTa AND PAID BY
FULLY AccRrpITrn ,crYT
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
nv
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
C-i,h CAI ~ Al AM ~ M 1t = S'2f'Vu"'
foLiCihS lo9uTD LOSSES A9S | SrEn AND PAID By
IHoS. D. JOHNSTON,
fULLi AccNApIIhD A"H'T'
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COAL NOTICE,

NS-'-sA AGENT
COAL NOTICE,
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and consumers of Coal generally, that we are receiving
and prepared to deliver the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS, which in appearance quality and durability can
not he surpassed by any brought to this market We
merely desire parties give these Goals trial. to CON
vince them of this fact if taken once we are enabled to
furnish them at much lower price than later in the
2,2+O lbs invariably given to the We also keep
constantly on hand Lykens Valley, Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN & HOUSE,
Office, 50 Lombard street, End door,
au7 West of South st.
The BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's
SOLE AGENTS for this city, are
MESSRS. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
s7tf No. 26 Second street,
WEEDS NEW SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE,
The best in for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a seam making beauti-
ru strong stitch, both sides alike
GIBBS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Price SIS and s25, complete. L. D. CHASE, agent,
s7-G No. 90 Baltimore Street.
EooFIyG! RooFTNGi! RooTING!!!
Economy, Durability oad Security.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITIOY RooFING.
Unriyalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERI ECTLY FIRE PRooF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UYEQUALLED FOR EcoNowY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DUEAEILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No . Jarvis Building. cor North and
jy26-f Baltimore streets, Baltimore
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The New York Courier and Enquirer Of yesterday
saws:
The Convention of Railroad Presidents, which
was in session yesterday and to-day at the st. Nj
cholas, closed its labors this afternoon and signed
an agreement, the main details of which are SINH
lar to those of the Philadelphia agreement.
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FRED'K wooDwoRTH, Secretary

HAVING RELiNQUISEIED MY BUSI-
Z l. NESS to my sons, JOHN p. and PHI B. RAT. and
my nephew, JOHN UlRIG, I tender my thanks to my
friends for their long continued fayors and solicit con.
tinuance of the same to my successors.
JOHN C. RAU.
Baltimore, Sept. Goth, 1855.
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CO,PARTNERSTIIP.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed copart.
nershp, under the firm of JOHN RAU X CO. and will
continue the FLOUR, GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand, of Howard and Franklin
streets. JOHN P. RAU,
PHILIP b. RAU,
JOHN UIlUtlG.
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RIDGELY STREET PROPERTY.

All that VACANT LOT in fee simple, situated on the
west side Of Rdgely % feet norherly
ersecton of Rdgely and Cross streets binding Ridge
y street 80 feet thence westerly parallel with Cross
ley thence southery parallel with Rdgey street 66
to Cross street, thence easerly, binding Cross street.
"a feet alley three feet wide, running parallel with
Rdgey stteet Cross street-for the benefit of the prop
erty being described and the adjoining property
thence nOrhcry said alley y feet thence casterly par
alle with Cross street, II feet to The place of beginning
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-28
TRUSTEES SALE
LANDS IN GEORGIA.

BY virtue of order of the Superior Court for Bati
more city the undersigned Trustee of John c. Fielder
man, will sell by public auction, at the Baltimore Elk
change, No. 10 South Gay street. on THURSDAY AT
October 2lst, at o'clock, the following prop