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StngsF's sewing mochlne.
LNoR all Misunderstanding purpose, Singers sew
L ing Machines are deemed indispensable. The
public insist upon having their clothing. Ae, psds
by them. SINCERE Family ssviag Machine 10 the
latest presented for competition, and, being are
ranged With full knowledge u the defects Of other
machines Tor similar usss has avoided or ssnsdisd
them all. II 10 the hanlsomsst sewing Machine
ever made, aud the easiest 70 learn 70 operate.
its excellent mechanical principles and qualities
are readily appreciated by those aeqsaisted with
sewing machines. and give assurance Of their be-
singer 4 Co. q Gssette. Copies supplied Cratic.
Western ONCE lleL Lake Street, Chicago.
mchsd6m WIN. BRoDHRICK, Agent.
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Notice.
To ell whom il may concern in the Petition to sell
matter Of the estate Of Robert
Moore, deceased. Rsd! Esfafe.
rIyAKE NOTICE that petition has been nled by
L the executor de bonis non in this case, in the
County Judges Office 1t Fort Madison, Lee county
Iowa, praying for "a order for tho sale Of the fol-
lowing described real estate In the City Of keokuk
Lee County, Iowa, 10 wit: Forty feet on Fifth
street Of the front end Of Lot No. seven ~ in
Block No. thirty-fye ts5), extending the same
width across lots seven and eight in said block,
being forty feet % the front ends OF said lots In
length, making forty feet on Filth street ~ one
hundred feet on Exchange street, In said City Of
Ksokuk. That said application viii hsnaas at M
Office in Fort Madison, on the first Monday 10 July
next, At IL O'Clock H. Of that day, or there
a:.ef ss same can be heard. That said estate has
got, ~ is represented 70 su1cient persoNAl -
tate 10 satsfy tho debts and liabilities due from
it, and saia estate claims to be the owner Of one
undivided half of said real estate.
Nv order OF SAMUEL B0YLR3,
County Judge Of Lee County.
June ~ 1858 jc Z3dfiy5
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BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk. Dostop.
Aessrs. Dana, Fasras 4 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbasy, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. Mattocks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Aessrs. Greeley 4 Gale, ST. Louis.
ksv. Sec. Dsntson, Ksokuk.
b ,. Hinman, Esq.,
fak4ld
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FESrrLx Son.--Four silver watches we're
>}owed up few days since, in the Geld Of d.
--. in Akron, Ohio.
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BuaSaio ma LAX Huron RalSroaAy
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
. At the above Office tickets for New York Boston,
snd all the stations on tho New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAkkACK,
Agent Of B. 1 l.. N. Railrosd.
Once No. SO Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
AprA ~, tS-dly-c.n.s.
sight Drafts ON London at Is dollars per 4 ster-
ling may be obtained II the Ofhos Of the 4rs nd
Trsnk X. X. Of Canada. in Chicago.
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Aletrer ofInautry.

We disobcy an injunction contained in the
following letter, by publishing it, but it is
altogether too good to keep, and we look to
the good humor Of our correspondent for
pardon:
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REMOVED
w. n. 0IGEs Architect,
LAS removed his Oftcs into The nd skosy d
1 i H9tch Thompson . new Hank 1nildins, On
corner Of Main and Second lkre>N. 1stynass =
Once on Seeond-et. fnAhaeAlv
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BfsHoP HueHEs-1srEREsriSo Srrr.--Arch-
bishop Hughes has brought an action for
damages for SANDER against the Albany
Etofesman. Tho libel Of which His Grace
complains consisted in letter written from
New York City TO the Statesman, declaring
that secret organisation Of Catholics. whose
head was Archbishop Hughes, and whoss OBJ.
sset rs to control the political and legisia-
tive action Of the country, existed At New
Yerk. The trial will, doubtless, be one Of
~rsaE intsrest. ~ the defendants will endeay-
. . prove the truth Of the statements, in
jussiAeasicn.
49, The Lscompton Democrats who fg-
& ~ late State Convention, will per.
o1fvs - the following paragraph from the
sn1n1>p ExYsss and Herald, that they are
$3.50 slSaaitss =:
II disorgsniring proceedings Of 80
p1nitp,n in their so-oAlled Co6s@-
Hn. CITY. aad the lsetsf Of Hee. ~.
-
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following letter, by publishing it, but it is
altogether too good to keep, and we look to
the good humor Of our correspondent for
pardon
LlrcHrIELp, Cr., june IL, 1858.
Mr.. EDIroa-D Dear Friend: ! thought !
would enquire Of you about those gold dig
gins, seeing you editors are such an oblidge-
ing set. DO YOU sarsenly find gold out there.
Now lust be- honest about it, Mr.. Editor, do
YOU think could make forth If went out
there.
II yon think 80 will go out.
now just write me q letter. don't put 1t
into your paper for it might get around where
am known
and il my gall finds it out She would kick up
Sieh rumpus that could not got away. 1t
will be hard to 20 away and leave her any
| how. 1t almost makes me cry now to think
/ Of il. But darn her might just as well be
out there rs here
She wears such tormented big hoops
just direct to
{ SAMUEL WILKINS,
Litchhed, Conn.
! p. s. suppose II could not nuke mon
ey digging gold could get schulz to keep
at good wages. S. W.
/ P. S. S. just send me paper and will
send you Litehfeld Enquirer one Of the
bes, papers printed in Li,chhsld. s. w.
/ r. S. s. s. Enclosed you will find post
age stamp. SAM. WILKINS.
Wmar or Tux Caors That's the ques-
/ ton now at tongues end. We are satisfied
that Northern Ohio neysr bore such luxuri.
Gus crops since the Indian title vas extin-
guished. Such is the information relative to
this county and the adjoining counties. Such
too, is the testimony furnished from the
4 Western counties. There is no exception to
this matter so far as grain crops are con.
rerncd, and il il impossible to tell which is
the best When all are as good as they can be.
Fruit, as we have before noted, is not an
swering the early expectations. The truth
is, fruit made great biom, but much of it
has blomn out. Cherries are not only thin
upon the trees, bnt very imperfect, -four out
every five having been stung bv the curculio
or otherwise defective. Peaches we hope
viii do better, as that fruit is not injured 80
readily by a sting as the smooth, thin skinned
fruits. The crop Of apples will be small,
and We are sorry 10 hear this from the APP
Pile bearing region Of Lakeland other fruit
counties. The gainesville Telegraph SAYS
the apple cron will be short; the trees set full
but the fruit has, very much Of it, dropped,
and what is left is stuag, so there will not be
apples enough for bite apiece cleveland
Herald.
eT-A boarder ut hotel in Chicago missed
$50. A servant, named Abraham, WAS mr.
rested on suspicion. The money I've say II
without irreyerence) wasfound in Ahsshan' 4
bosom Lou. JourBal..ss,
II FKsrrLx Son.--Feur silver watches we're
2owed up few days since, in the Geld Of ID.
\ s-s, in Akron, Ohio.
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FROM G. m. sCHIvEN,s AGENCY.
Meatreai OCEAN ssesnshiI Cs's
STEAM A& SHIPS

%s
ANGLO. SAXON, ,RT1I AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, new NORTH BRlT0N, new
NOVA SCoTIAN thew HUNGARIAN, (aswl
-, fnew).
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada. under contract with
the Canadian 6oyevnment 10 transport
the Mails.
DATES or SAILING.
vRon QUEBEC. vaoh LlvnnrooL.
Kvsrsry alternate Satnr. Every alternate Wednss-
day from the 22nd Of day from the 10th Of
May e ID; A o 1s e y: as:a d
During the winter months these vessels connect
With the GRAND TRUNK KAILAOAD 1t Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FROM chsesso TO Liverpool via Mich Central Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
ssd steamers,
Ht Cleae voV 70 lvV
according 70 Recommendations.
including cooked provisions.
From Liverpool 70 Chicago. via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
LIST sos 10 Sis rs
according 10 accom- mediation.
-
including cooked provisions.
Afully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
lowed the same quantity Of baggage YsEs BY Rail-
road ~ BY Steamer, Wis 20 subie feet for each
cabin and 10 feet for ssch stesraGe passenger.
special trains from Quebec with tho Mails and
Passenger arc dispatched on the arrival Of each
Steamer.
Twin be observed from the following table that
the Canadian tne have beaten every otter In cross
isg the Atlantic the avsrsgs passages Of The Col
lins and CuAard lines by the annual tables In the
N. Y. Herald during 1851 being
EAoTwAnD. WBoTWARp.
Collins Linz, lid 31h 20m Collins line, lSd I3h On
Cunsrd +" NJ. led 23h 2m Cunard NJ. adl yh An
/" Boston I'D 6h ON Boston ia l1h ON
Canadian iine1odish ON Canadian L. lid III ON
The longest pssssEss made by ths Canadian Line
we're IL days 70 Liverpool and , days 70 Qusbsc.
The Collins Lime have made passages Of Is to 70
days, and tho Cunard Line 1t 10 70 IL days
For Passage or Freight from Chicago 70 Liver
j. WAkkxCK,
Agent of tbs n. q. B. Co.,
No. 80 Dssrsora Street, CAseoSs. ns.
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re Sovereignty Of the People Re-
mmAla leA.

- ~ - 49, - -
pudtAted.
~ the recent State Convention Of the De-
mocracy Mr.. Gillaspie presented the follow
ing resolution, which excited such bitter and
general opposition from the delegates that its
author withdrew i. without suffering il to 20
70 vote. Thus il will be seen that the right
Of the people to vote upon their own Consti-
sasiop yesmost indignantly and ignomin-
iossIy rspudiated by the Democratic State
Uonvention:
Resolved, That it is ths.right Of the peo-
pie TO pass upon the fundamental Law or
Constitution assigned for their Government.
That the Congress OF the United States should
admit no Territory into the Union, unless
the people thereof have had an opportunity
Of exercising this right. Tha, to force apeo-
pie into the Union against their will and
without their consent, 10 unjust, uneonstitu-
tionAl and oppressive.
That il the rejected resolution, and we call
the attention Of honest, old fsshio ned. DE
oarsfs 30 il sentiments, and ask them to re-
Aset upon the purport and sigui6cation Of It's
failure to meet the approval Of the Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Gxx. HARsEY REcALLKD.-The New York
Trbune's Washington correspondents writes
that dispatch has been sent from the War
Departmsnt 70 ST. Louis, directing an ex
psess u be sent sitter Gen. Harvey, with or
dils TO turn back from his present e1pedi-
tiou to Utah. Col. Johnston is TO continue
In command Of the Utah army, and will &C.
with the force now under his charge. l, is
believed that Gen. Harvey has been recalled
that he may be semitic Oregon, in command
OF force, to chastise the Indians, who are
wAging war upon the settlers there.
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@aff
X EOKU ok !.
1sDuDllsan Cssgrsssasnal Conven.
eeou.

x1OQs
Republican Convcntion, for the purrose Of
! noninasiug candidate for Rspresentive in Con-
Dsss, NJ " Fist Congressional District Of Iowa,
b hereby esiled TO meet At oskaioosa, on Wednes-
Aay, Jaly It'll, 1853.
he ratio Of representation Of each county will
- ono delegate foF svery one hundred Republican
49,, and Rdditioaai one for every fraction
svAs 1fty, tho vote for Governor At the last State
slssaioA haing the basis. Organised counties with
= - tAAn ne hundred Republican voters will be
satitls1 sssh 70 one dslss.ss.
JonH X. NHEppAH,
2nan3 e. 49, Koy'r RArcLsrF,
- &. B. SaRLLRpy,
sN J. +. BALpwIH,
IN CALVIN TAYLOR,
1fey 10. 1855. Rsp. Cong. Com.
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Bel.ha zxar,s Knees smiting To-
geIher.

The following extract from Washington
letter speaks literal and fearful truth to the
plunderers in possession of the Government.
Now that Congress has adjourned, and the
excitement of fat dinners and strong wines
is not felt, nor the courage engendered by
noisy party DULLES in Congress, the past can
be coolly reviewed, and the works and words
Of evil that must be atoned for, stand out in
ehastly horror before BelshaEzar OF the
White House. The extract says;
No little alarm is felt in Democratic quar-
tiers ct the political prospects Of the Admin
ministration and the party. They begin to
realize the impending doom, and the more
vsry are holding out overtures for concilia-
ton. have already spoken Of the DISPOSE
ton expressed toward Judge Douglas by
Southern members Of the Cabinet. 1t 10
now within my knowledge that strong in
clination 10 entertained to bowstring Leib,
the Mail Agent, who has been perambulating
Illinois, abusing his place, disgracing the
public service and outraging all the common
decencies Of life. So barefaced, fagran,
and Infamous an abuse Of Office, has never
before been witnessed in the worst party
times. But it isproper to say that the Agent
| and the service are in most excellent keeping
with each other. They fit precisely, and the
| Administration knew it's man when degra-
| ded servile instrument was needed to drum
/ up postmasters into convention, and to pros
| tituto position OF trust into the meanest
vehicle Of personal malignity. l.eib has
earned dinner at the White House.
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q The Lsgislature Of Iowa appointed a
o1nitto 70 Investigate ehargss Of corrup-
- eSAiust the commissioners selected to
looat4SA1 capital Of the State. The commit
tss have 49, : report, which the Dubuqus
Herald says presents prsof that these black
republican commissioners received, on q
persoaal or private brios, more than e5O, 600
worth Of propcrty."-fQuincy Herald.
We find the above paragraph copied into
the evening Journal, without comment, and
We presume that sheet endorses it.
There were two Locofoco Commissioners
and three Republicans on the commission, of
whom Guy Wells Of our city was one, and he
10 Of course implicated in whatever the Jour
nal sees fit to charge against the Commits
sioners. By the way, would it not be little
more modest for tho Journal to cease its
charges Of fraud and peculation till one Of
its proprietors arranges that small psculation
with which he is charged by the Grand Jury
of this county? This thing of pocketing fines
imposed upon Democratic Irishmen arraigned
before Justice Of the Peace, is q scaly bus
mess any how.
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Q5as .fittina.

G5as fitting.
GREAT SAVING IN GAS.
~ J. Fl. COOPER'S
PATENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR
Saves from Is to IS per cent of Gas, and prevents all
blowing and faring of the light
JACKSON g. CHANDLER,
Agents for the State of Maryland and District Column
bia at the Office of Messrs GRATTAN & EVANS, Gas
Filters and Plumbers No North street Jarvis Building
P. s. Certificates can he had at the office. m8tf
GAS XTURES!
~ Gas FITTINGi
large assortment of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
GAS FIXTURES
constantly on hand-to be sold cheap for cash at
JOHN RICHARDS
No. 274 BALTIMORE STREET,
Nearly opposite Hanover.
GAS PIPES FITTED
into houses of every class by experienced workmen and
warranted free from leaks s30-tf
VA EST & JEVENS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS
GAS FIAT RES,
Of every Description,
No. 206 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE
Gas Pipes introduced ntop ublic and private buildings
in the best manner and the most pleasing terms.
mr11-tf
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Eomtation.
NNOITNT WASHINGTON COLLEC

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
WI FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Thc WINTER SESSION
begins November Sd, 1858 The of instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough, being under the
direction OF efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required for Female
education is at the command of the Institution. Parents
who desire thorough education for their daughters, with
the comforts and advantages of the Christian family
invited to examine the School
For terms of admission and further information address
Rev GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co., Maryland or Rev DIR. HEINER, sec
ond ST., Baltimore Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS
& BAILEY'S Baltimore st. s15-ly
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by GIBSON & CO,

Or TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
HsiI BILE ELK RIDGE FARM.-By virtue of a deed
-Of Trust from Henry H. Pue, Esq, bearing date the
md day of December 1885, and recorded among the
land records of Howard county the subscriber Trustee
will offer at public sale at the Exchange Sales Rooms No
10 South Gay street. in the City of Baltimore, THURS
DA the 9th day of January, 1852 at ! O'Clock NJ.
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, containing about 1886
acres of land which Henry H. Pue resides lying
on the Columbia Turnpike Road in Howard county about
* miles from the Railroad Depot, at Elicotts Mills 1t
adons the lands of Messrs Caleb Dorsey Samuel Weth
cred, John R. D. Thomas, Allen Thomas &c, and is in
the heart of the Elk Ridge neil hhorhnnd
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3o0ks anu Shtiuntrp.

MURPHY & CO.,-BOOKSELLE
W. PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS,
STATIONER
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
s7-tf BALTIMORE.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
~ 1852 BALTIMORE STREET
oer for sale low prices the largest and most complete
assortment of
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
be found in the city.
They respectfully invite examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fe22-tf.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
~ AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
1 assortment of PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, of all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain, in very great
riety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every description for office and private
use, viz:-STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING
WAX, WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
STANDS, &c, sc.
INK-Writing and Copying, of all the best makers,
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE
MONNAIES, &C, &C.
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &C., &C., all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call.
fe22H
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Bubble Sales.
BY LENNON IL BJIOGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF.

nN THIS DAY, the 3lst instant, at Il
~ o'clock at the auction stores Buchanan's wharf
100 HHDS. NEW CROP n. o. SUGAR.
600 BBLS DO. Do. MOLASsEs.
go HHDs. CUBA MUsCovADO M0LAssEs.
100 BAGS MARACAIBo COFFEE.
80 BAGS JAVA COFFEE.
100 HlF' CHESTS TEA-lmps'ial' 0'l'ns' ETC.
80 h T5S@ Tsz
Arlington"
LENNON 4 BROGDEN,
d3l Auctioneers.
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4lunlhfrs,

c. W FISHER A. HUNTER
ENISI1ER & HUNTER.
Il PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
1873 West Fdyette Street, H0,0ard,
ROOFERS,
AND DEALERS IN
HOT AIR FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES,
ocl-tfl TIN & SHEET IRON WORK TO ORDER.
DLUMBlNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
Il By JAMES FAY, No. 16 Sharp ST., 2 doors south
of German ST., Baltimore. Keeps constantly on hand an
assortment of HYDRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS,
Rams, Water Closets, Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Zinc WASH
BASINS and BATH FIXTURES of every description,
put up at the shortest notice the most improved prnc
Pile All JOB WORK punctualy attended to the most
reasonable terms. s25-1y
FREDERICK BULL,
Il PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
S. f. corner SARATOGA AND PARK STREETS
Dealer in Forcing Pumps, Water Wheels Hydrants,
Pen Stocks, Fire Plugs, Horse Power Pumps, Or
namental Fountains, Bath Tubs, Water Closets Water
Backs Iron and Copper Boilers, Cooking Ranges &c.
Plumbing in all its various branches All orders will
receive prompt and personal attention. All work
ranted. s3O-3m
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&umber
TTMRER FOR BUILDERS.

IL BURNS & SLOAN,
Having large additions to their stock oil
LUMBER are p epared furnish bills at the lowest mar
rates from 1872 Light street wharf or corner OF Euaw
and German streets, dlo u
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TailOrs.

JACOB TABLER,
- MERCHANT TAILOR, AND
GENTLEMEN's
F UR NTSHTN G ESTABLISHMEN
No. NORTH EUTAW STREET,
OPPOSITE EUTAw House.
de has on hand choice stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
HERES, and VESTINGS, which he is prepared to make
to order in the most fashionable style that
friends will favor him with a share of patronage
JACOB TABLER,
late of the house of shpley Howard Co.. No 3O3 Bal
timore street. sS-ly
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@ OBBINS & CO.,
fr@| PRoPRIEToRs OF
~ THE BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
AND MANUFACTURERS
G 0LD'S A Ut MATIC STEAM HEATER
ALSO,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
COOKING, PARLOR, and HALL STOVES
Ships Cambooses, Ranges Crates Tin Sheet Iron and
Hollow Ware and all articles in the Stove Business
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and upon the best
terms.
WAREH0USE-Nos. IS and As LIGHT STREET,
scott S. W corner of Balderston street
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NOFFINS. COFFINS.
" HAYS & MORSE,
cARvERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
CONF o SITI0N 0RNAM ENTS
No. Al CLAY STREET, NEAR PARK.
BALTIMORE,
Having commenced the manufacture of C0FFINS, they
Offer 10 the Trade, Wholesale and Retail, complete as
sortment of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS,
made Of the best seasoned teria and of the
proved patterns These Collins being made TO be
TAKEN APART, offer great inducements to the Country
Trade they be shipped at small expense and the
city trade they will occupy but small space and in
Of fire can be saved uoitho,a exposure
For sale Low, For terms, apply as above. ocl2ly
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER
PEREMPTORY SALE

PEREMPTORY SALE.
W q + fEIGHT ELEGANT RRtosrwooD PIANOS
TO COVER ADVANCES, Eric.
will sell on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, December
Slst, at 10 o'clock at my store:
Eight very handsome round and square-cornered
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, seven octaves and Of superior
tone and touch, by the best maker in the city Now for
inspection.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct.,
Dolt;v a.a4ra
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
Co. By virtue of a writ of fl. IA, issued by
H3i Daniel Myers Justice of the Peace, at the suit
s-<.- of Thomas II. Hodges, e al, against the goods
and chatels lands and tenement of Catharne Gleason
have seized and taken in execution all the
defendant in and to
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
situated the city of Baltimore the north side of
Huls lane, having front of about IA feet and depth
of about As feet, improved by TW0-ST0RY BRICK
HOUSE and BACK BUILDING, designated No. g
And hereby give notice that will the premises on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January 18th, 1859, at o.
clock SELL by public auction the said property taken
in execution, to the highest bidder for cash.
d2Sjal ,6,i0,l5,ls ct PETER HAIR, Constable.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-31

~ IMPORTANT S~
Da TO THE PUBLIC. Q1
- The undersigned most respectful G.1@
ly invites the Medical Faculty Druggists and the public
in general call and the great Improvement of
his late GLASS PAD TRUSS, patented October 7th,
1855, and recommended by the principal Surgeons and
Doctors of the United States the only and best Truss
for the support and radical Hernia suitable for
Men, Women and Children He has received the patent
from England and France
RS~The Truss applied free of charge.
Price of Single Truss IS; Double Truss S. liberal
discount allowed to Druggists.
Manufacturer of Prof. n. R. Smiths FR4CTURE
APPARATUS CHAS. C. REINHARDT
Manufacturer of Surgical Instruments
North Gay street. near Baltimore