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Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
BY RAILROAD FRoyg CATpp-


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BY RAILROAD FR0yE CAIRO.
To Chiees0 Direct ~ st-fs~u H1Eru tsl+irrf Brsak
q gGEage on Chsngs o. Gers OF BegGags
BkANCH FRoa CESFR I-It rs NOW SHED
nus shorteninE th- - e -irtea1 h1-r- O. On ESQ
A CAieago, connecting win MIchf fgsu Central Cara
n leaving the sa1,- Depot for D-tr.it s4rs-- = ~
hochester. Albany New Tork. Boston a1I al Es-1s-.
.i,6 1q A,'3is J. als'-, S5s "a . oy Two Sns- % g. g
91r fron CAirt % NeE YORK II-le frurl Csir. -scw
IorE forty-uine hours. Pare o. low and c1us 30 g.
NsT steoted 70 the deisgs o8ns-r u-7t T. te fuenf
changes b. short lines o. karoats tn-on-h Tris17 ard
Ohio, q thr East North
Also. oanaectiaz a. Cblcsr3 With yi-hfrr- s-ts--y
traiIs for CeVeland. DlnkirE, and th7 Eir Lsts
shore Raiiroad end Steamers ~ RsrlHe. NIva1Ees,
sheboygan. Ae snd with sg'entf Linz q -r-f Clss5
Steamers for sault 5is Asris, Lake 8ug - calling
wood Toronto sc.
rains lssveoairO Evvry Esruias AZ ,eaizs a. ts-
so5 A &, Chicago and BsnlsttA szp-ess, s1zs.yu
excepted.
ms Trsia connects st Cesso with N-,s vorE Lisa-
Mag krpress over Achrsl Central, G-1t Western ar1
New T0rk Central Railroads through H tsirfv-s 81 rr
ms Train also connects ar Sant0vl wIth 0ti0 sad
Alsstasipn hailrozo fcr s.. Louis sui Tr1a-ras 81
Pzna, win Trains O. the Terra Hzusa tIt-n srf ~
Louis Railroad. for lniLa1aDls s IouisvIs 1rf Cr1-
naiii at Decatur, WITH Nam Line E1r---s Or 6sens
Dunieh the latter connecting with rreius % 81r1z-
1ed. Naples, Rock ISLAND Bu-iinsfln auf Cu--r-
$40 P NJ. New fork Exprsas saturtay- sv-rpfsl.
7s-EFll-A alf tN 1tflf1le. 0l1raf
connecting Win NAN Line Da7 Zrp--s fo Drcstur u
Dunielih- and arriving st Chirasa a. ? p. a.
Passnsers ior the rpDsr Mississippi vim rnc a. Dua-
eith steamers of th- Duulrith snd unrsala Psat-t
company, re1dy % esv- the arrival ~ erHar Cairo
rain for l. Crozse, R'wlrg S. PsHf Sr Psrseuz.-s
n Janesvs aHd Celfra ard Eastern vI1rH--l- 14n-
nect 81 freepor with IraiH- to Bcia- and IsreHa and
rom thence % sadts1n sd Central srH Eastern Wis-
1onstn.
ne Maps snd Charts .ui.catinV tis Great Crr-ra
Route % the North and East srlsi rrsrr1t Of
loiton's Nap o. the Uultef Sarcg ans uar1r4-s are
equested 20 iris r1use ss vel ss thr -r-r-T
time cards of The c1uuectn nE osts and -s th1--
feives a. % correctness % TIE shove .ta--ues ne
lpenns OF the Illinois CeEtra 5.zI-1fi from Caro- 20
unleaSo, and thus forming speedy and L--rc q
communication between the Upper Izss ana slvers af
TIE Lower Hsss~ipD a1orfs % t5e pleasure t-1vsfr
well a. ne business attractions ard fs- fl-s
or reachlE the Aorth anf Essf which Tr-zu -hoer
any other route wt-t--r-. r. -rr-
nishec By the Company .1r IN eeE-rar-a rEa
cling pubc, the pertlencT taa road 1nf structure
re strength and sie-zncn the Enr1-s suf Cars c7u-
mend themselves % thoa- who l-sa Ir s--frr r8reF
comfort an1 fafefu 81 rooms sa-rr rr ar ua-rass
TICKETS G0OD FOR ONE TEAR ultr ere urfvfers
% laylnE over a. Any Point, ls lsd a. a=zpns,
No. 70 Jeferscn street
WILLIAM NORM. A-snt
mrd-fy Ea----fa -a5ri
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A TTORNETs AT Law. Nsmphis, T5nnessee. ono
II s1uih Eise Of C0urt Square, doors East Of The
Rfvrr E1nk. ian12-df
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Assignee,s a NOIicr.

HAVING been appointed Assignee o. PEYrON a
II HARDIN. notice Is hereby CIV % az IRONS in-
csbts - aid rru - note aocsunt 70 forward
ium-diatciY and settle Indulgence carnnt Be Eivn
and TIE undersigned Il aune a1tho-zed give receipts
IN discharge Il the iabnltiCs % TIE said arm
n. RAGLASD,
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A TTOREKT AT Law. Memphis, Ienn ke'ersne-s
a g@-srs Us-d a Joueg Philips white, Lamb
Yo1nr a Co. NcClanahzn, Trousdale 4 Dill Milton 4
putnam Niles Osen 80 NJ Avery, bsq-. houpn q
Ossce M stsirs A. the corner Of Main and Madison
strssfs sext DOR 80 the Gsyoso Savings lnstfutioa
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100 OOO Acres Of arkansas LandS.

DT man who has htd several y-ars exp'risnee a. .
ID Co aud Baker. Can EiFe goof Certificates from
persons lived with For further particular spplg
- tbf. ossse fehq-as
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8Otels- -Yottls.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL !!

FTNHE undersigned hasfhe pleasure 20 aurDgncs -.
Il 70 The pubic that be has this day b,come HfsssI
the pr0pu tor. and has taken chArre - that pop r
ular and vel known heusa, the CONN ERGiAL 81
HOTEL, Memphis Teun- The one s ander me tharf'
q Mr.. n. N TYLER, iate proprietor Of the BrouioE
Be use, Grand Rapids Mich. OF tue most thorough
and aocsn sh q business In he south assisted by
sr. John O. AcALISTER, formerly Of Jackson, Nj ..
A. Bnok K eper and Cashier. In that department M
McAlIsier has no superior. NJ. J. BR4DLET. ikts
% Nachez Mss Is Assistant Clerk and general G1ec-
tor The catering psrteat IL uud=r the snnerinten-
deuce OF Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAE. late OF Vfsksburg
n IS long aBd we'll known A. Correction ard for
several years Propretor OF the Washlngt1n Hotel IN
Vcksbu g. SHace it 70 ssy that In his department nr
RoEAn has no Superior Nj. CHARLES FAIREROTHEE,
f5r afiren Superintendent OF the ching
Of the dTst Hotels In TIE United Sta'es VII
b his Assistant The house kepng department. Is under
the charre Of Ms 3 A. TTLER q most eezznt and
soomPlis hfd lady The Caau erciA H5te Is situsd
ferson street, and fronting the Graz Father q Wa
ters surrounded By the largsst sud heavie comDs-
sion, produce and dry DDS h0Hses the city. HhcEs
add Onnibusses viii Al all times and 81 al heurs, bob
day ans night b. ready convey travellers and passeu
T. aud from the river ard Rsilrosd D-pots. III
Railroad Ticket on 'e ard the TELEGRAPH once both
Kepf In the 0mmercial Hotel The proprietor being thu
surrounded BY surh able AID cnmpsrnt corps Of Nssi
tznts alters himself that h give very general sat
lsfsetioa. In word, h viii hurry Up the cakes an
hand round the rolls He will xiv you the ham and h
lsmb the Jelly and the fG in the true aeHsokisn syle
al tn bert h the World. he icts very bera shAr
0f lblc p3tronsga G D MITCHELL,
Proprietsr Commercial Hotel Memphis, Tenn.
isuI an
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frait 6rrts & Sbrubbcrp.
Choice Fruits Of AN Kinds.

TT1Hk subscriber fas en- 1ard fhs a----t coils - "A
il tiou OF GREFN-H1rsT PLANT rgr =
MENTAL sHHC B. ami EVE2 2sEEENS 1r ~
descriptions fcrFth-r WITH -he NET Hr1rra.-.
collection ~ FKflr7 . aU dec. f.lra. E--T ~
ROOTS. FLOWER sEEEJS ard a. u+rt4irfrs .-rr
Nursery bus trrsa A % 1Trier- al Ire--a.r --
siK1ed, Bon ls3. vi reca' se r-ourt stt--fI r
Nursery on Horn Lska Rad Cen hand ..FsI -s
from cIi..
2. " WIZ
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C0WI90 PTCEFTT H.
A. MOON.

A TTORNRT At Law, KenHhls. Tcun- O0oe, Jerer
- s0a street. midway The Pos. Onos Buidins-
3uu1-d-E-tEiF
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For Register, TiPtOu County.
VS. are at hsr q 20 snnouncs I5A &C W. r. r GE
oauddEts OR Register Upton county g. - eHull7
Aarch eieetian j-22-dsEts.
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F0R COUNTY TRUsrEE.

Z
We are authorized to announce v. Il BRTDGES .
andidste for Constable Of The 6th Civil District n
i'm iu March next. otts
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Notice.

A SITUATION as sKANsrRE~s By a ooupetent lady
% IN a respectsbs fam " hots- Best of reierno
Eivea. Aodrsts T. n n. Oogh the POstess FER
oue Wek fcbs dIWs
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IAT1ES MOORE,

NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TrTH POLK and Smith p. Bsnkhead having
w formd a part1ershfp, VIII heresfter practice Law
tossthar N the city o. Heuukis- Dovi-iy
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
nAe01'EhPR.la EPR.VR.

GTAGEs lsavs Gaines Lending (Efssis-irpi rfgarl
- Daily. AZ A. n. passing fh-0rEl tr- F-rr.hHrg
city Of Camden % WashinFrru, AR Tt-arrt b. q
hours. BEL DING 4 sT1VH 4-1+s
srua-ftfv G-.--.. '.-H.--
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ZOE COUNTY TRUsTEE.

VIZ are autEoriZei 70 Announce WILLIAM g. Ia
CASTER, % Fishervilie 3 cEadidate for Cuu
Trustee OF shelby county a. the ensuing March sect
artff-fawfs
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Carriage 8positurlts.
C.4RSON"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,

On OeSOto street,
BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL
VIHE uni-rsiEn-d Won respectfully morn he cit-
z.ns Of Memphis snd rs vicinity and Numerous
customers living At distance n the country Tor their
psst patr"RAse IN he tine or business waica bush
hitherto been csndued 70 the and put
ting the Char-PumP sloue and sill oeisving hem
be the best pump use, when laeof go materials
and Proprrly put up land the When tde
and put uD) however there are places where the
Chsin Pump eAnzot Be used also few prs llv1g
OF tha sfOdet timrs" Nho stii thi teat there are
ether Pumps 10 superior % the Chain Pump have
aetermined to accomodats taste o. al By putting up
shipping 70 orser any kind n Pump that this ma
ket can ~ nish has therefors employed an sxDer-
enced wcekman Iteiy from The East vii attend
putting up End repsirlg all kinds of Iroa Pump H
win also do svery kiud o. PLUMBING. an Of Whica I
Eil Eafrsnti ard WHEN say 4 uean What j
say, snd say shat mean-
Itave in ne last year sftsched machinery 70 nun
Der % mY Chain Pumps with enfirs success have
also uscd 'arNa Ralance- Wh-es Hand Chain-Pumps
sQutl In have used the Weld-d
Liuk-Chain tsrned Button, which il quite expensive
but Il fadeth not away"
"NULTUM IN PARvO."
Ihave reosntY isvented CHAIN PUNP-BO1, en-
braenx two cnuplta srparafe a fi-tl1ct Cham Pumps
intend q double tenementss ftud d1lbe prces two
psrsons can draw frcm tins box a. the tine
having uterference with each other whatever being
hoe left In the partition, wall or fenct large enough
an urcnin dog eat chicken 70 c-aEi frrr one
yard the nthsr. Eouli refer yru cen erHinE the
Pump. 10 p. g Bingham at J. B. Msrripan h 70.
". CARSON
Ps lam prepared to ship Pumps on ord-rs in short
aotos ur dOEn east west Of the Mississippi river
lAu2S-3iy ~ O.
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VI are an nJrE % annuunce WILLIS L GREEN
Esq OF r 1tln. a c4ni late for Attorney Genara o.
ths Eleventh Juf-ia District % Teane Electio
on the drst SaturiaT IN April ianfo
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

ROBT L SMITH is a candidate for SHERIFR Of SssI
rnrnIr II lha an.nInr Mlrch .IacIInn .ana H..
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ARCHITECTURE.

THHE undersigned respectfully announces 70 the cit
Il Eens - Memphis and surrounding country hat BE-
s prepared 70 draw plans aid specaoatlns of buildings
of every description. estimate and superutend
the erection OF any character Of Building draw contracts
between the parties, a. nc.
He viii also attend q the q hrick-work
plasiering, excavations or emha1kments. hc to the
planning and construction Of bridges Surveying lots
N any psrt o. the city or adjoining country
Ef- Once IN Bank Alley the odace - Iuaze Hu
s0uth Of Madison street v CRANR
sepZ7-sm Architect and Civi Engineer
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A TTOREEY IT Law, P0ntotoc, Mss, Sin Httead
a strictly 20 III professional business which may be
nrustsd 70 him In any the Courts Of Eorth Hssis
fctlf-ly
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FOR CONSTABLE.

VIZ are authorized and requested % announce
H0LLESBECK = candidate for the otaoe OF Cansta
IN the Fifh Civil District, st TIE snsu ng March e
ton. oct14-te'
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NOTICE.

nR J. SLEDGE has retBrned from New Tork,
u after zh enos of zine moathS, anf has effected
son, ast011dtar cures II that ely He has taken
one Il NJ. - Nslroe street bsse kan aud Second
streets viii the pra5tice q Eedioine where
h has his eslshr4tsi C315o1ads calls at
tended TO- ~ II night As he Intends Locating pera
nsatE iu MsTphs. All from the great he has
hd il he trestneat o. tie vErous d cases. he thinks
hs sh5uld have liberal pztr5nsg from the citizens q
Memphis JAMS -dly
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FINE TEAsI
Insolyent Notice.

A LARGE assortment, purchased before he late rise
~ In Teas for sale very low Il wholesale retail b.
q. p. FARNsWORTH 4 co,
ivla No FRONT Row
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We srs author red 70 announce JOHN AOSELET
ing March election seuq
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FOX CONSTABLE.

VIZ are aut1oriIad 70 aun0unce A G. hEEflS. ESQ
A. q candidate for Constable in the 5h Civil District
sheby count Election The drst Saturday IN Marcl
fanT1s
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IACOR RRCHTOIn.

CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKSlN-SFS.
n6emPhdS, Tenn.
nEALER in Ale, Porter Cider znd wines Of al kincs
manufactured - the celebrated establls 4
the United States. For sale, Eholesaie CT hetan
From NJ ong expriencs IN The business eve yezrs Il
which has ben 10 the city OF Meuphis hs lsT myself
with the guaranty have hsd from ny od custoneri
hat nv exertions have been app-ecisfrd b. thsrl-
ln1vao oavIv JACOB BFCUTOLD.
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WILLIAM DAT + q caniidate for reelection
The once Of CouRy Trustee of Shelby county At The
szing March election sepl7-dsEtss
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We are "a. horiz-d % ann0uncs TaOMAs B. NJ
MATT. a. q candlzfs for Constable IN the Fourtoeui
Civil Disiriet, ht the ensuing Msrea election.
CIg-ff
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NEW PIANO sT0RE.
THE sTooART PIANOS.

HAS The peasurs 10 announce 70 his friends and the
public generally he has appointed by Messrs
stodart Norris Of New Y0rk, Agent for the sale Oi
sTODART PIANOS
ne is nov opening their store on Madison street.
few doors from the Union Bank lrge stock which VII
Be- sid At Nsts Yoyk price, s-ps dAwsu
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ron CONSTABLE

We are authorized % announce JOHN ". TATL0H
eandidits for eotion for the once Of C0nstao
IN the FIfth Civil District 0ct7s
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CHAhLEs scoIT---.------s--.--
En0TE a. nIKnN

A TfORNETS At Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
n CERT nphis. Tenn, viii praztioe their prnfes-
iu n AL the Courts heid 10 the city of Memphis an the
suprerie and Fer4l Courts lack Prompt aften-
to1 w - ziTn I'll claims for coccou eEtruEted 70
then O6ss dHst door % Tie let 1D ststrs5 in the
WaIfer Biook NsIn street fuus-f
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= x SE0PATHIC PHTsIoTaE AND SURGEON,
ala sh-s 70 inform the citsens Memphis and its VI
ulave that be has located h1sef at the southeast
,-of Bnio7 ant seoond streets
Cf-s hour unf o'cocE IN the morning. between y
snc Ct nom. ard b=tEeeu and IN the evening.
REFRENCEs-J sdee shartee; Gov. Brown, q Miss;
Nelson Mttchs Esq Of Chsrlestaa. 6. c.; Drs He.inE
L-pe Of Phls ephia, and Dr.. osspsri q Louisville
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Encourage Home Industry.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED Eoud respectfully announce 20
the merchants ef Memphis and surrouning country,
that he has hard and continually manufacturng
Trunks and Fa'ises OF every grade. oor style quail
iiy, which be 4 prepared g. sell lower N they can b.
purchased IN any Kart Of the Union. Orders promptly
uded Whoit ale retail Trunks mAde ts order
with neEiuess and despatch. n. GEESBURGER,
droS-Iv Truuk Mauufarturpr. So Frant Row
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III A L L L ED

On Thursday evening, 23d inst at st. Peters Church.
by Rev Father Hickey, DIR. FRANK MASS to MARCEL
LINE VIRGINIA youngest daughter of the late Joseph
Cappeau, Sr., all Of this city.
On the 2id instant, by Rev Father Michigan, ROBERT
D. BIRCIIETf, of Petersburg, Va, to Miss MARY F.,
eldest daughter If Mr. Lewis L. and Barlery Barranger
OF baltimore, Nd. The bride and bridegroom were both
deaf mues.
On the morning of "Wednesday the ODD instant by Rev
Thomas Sewel1, SAM'L ". THOMAS to ELLEN A,
daughter of Edward Moon, Esq, all of this city.
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A New CRAFT ON TIE SEA OF LIrERATURE.-Com-
modore Gleason, (late of Gleasons Pictorial,) is
now, after few years rest ashore about to launch
the finest literary craft that ever issued from this
or any otherport. His officers and crew, who are
to sail under his coors all picked men, selected
from the best that navigate the of English itera-
ture. Com. Gleason will sail into every pleasant
port, and his magnificent vessel will bring home
from every shore its choicest productions, things
rich and rare, to please the imagination, cultivate
the taste, and crafty the intellect of bis million
readcrs.-Boston Post.
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The Fall session of Randolph Macon College
opened on the 10th inst. The matrculates already
number 100 or upwards, being an increase over the
number of the last session. and others daily ar
irving. Weare gratiied to learn (aays the Clarks-
vile ToJacco Plant that the enterprise of per-
manent endowment of the College is progressing
most enconra pinplN.
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From the Ne,g York Nems I

NOTHING SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE
CITY OF New YORK has produced the excitement among
all classes that Prof Woods Hair Restorative has done
All classes from the gray and bald headed sire and the sill
Nerared matron down to the sprghtly youth and beau
utul maiden with her glossy rngetS, crOwding the
Depot at No 32 Broadway the former to be permanently
restored and the latter to possess themselves that which
will prevent the nroad of envious time and cause the a
Of youth and beauty lnger greatest age
Besides all the popular Druggists in the country are con
stanty engaged i'll dealing out the Restorative to ther
customers and the cry is still they come
CAUTiON.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot, ST. Louis, Mo- and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ. dicnt
iealcrs Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN G. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
S2g-2w 81 and 50 baltimore street,
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEHTNG MA CHIMES
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
CCCHGCgg-GDc
This is the only stitch that be raveed and thai
presents the same appearance upon each side of the
1t is made with two threads, upon each side of the
fabric, and nterocked in the centre it. Send Cir
cuar.
OFFICE-126 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore, Nd.
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deayoring to sell splendid work entitled Irene and 9th
Tales" written by her accomplished daughters Gene
We've and This work is too well known to need
comment Mrs Fairfield is at present stopping at the Gil
House, and will call upon citizens in day OF
two when it is to be hoped she will meet with that
couragement which she eminently deserves. ocl1s
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1-D BALTIMORE BOARD OF TRADE.
~ OFFICE BOARD TRADE, Baltimore, Sept. 81,
1S5S.-ANNUAL MEETlNG.-The members of the Board
of Trade will hold their Annual Meeting for the election
of Officers for the ensuing year, consisting of President
four Vice Presidents Treasurer twenty Directors and
Secretary at the office of the Board No. 10 Gay street.
on MONDAY, Oct, 4, at IL O'Clock, N.
s27- dtoc4 ~ GEO. u PORTER, Secretary,
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condition. of our city is most fearful No mans life
property safe from the pistol or the torch When the
head OF family leaves his home in the morning his wife
and children have no assurance that he will not fall dur
ing the day by the bloody hand of the assassin. With
these truths staring linn the face what is Mayor Henry
doing? Nothing Ills Police worthless. lie knows
this and yet makes toll their places with better
men On bis head then the blood of the victims to
his ncompetency and want of ability to fill the office
he holds
This, be it remembered is in a city, where, ac-
cording to The Americans own acknowledgment,
Sit does not subserve party purposes TO attribute
"crimes to political causes, or to q derection of
'duty on the part of the city authorities" After
thus absolving The Pnasylontida Of its own ac-
cord, from any suspicion of being influenced by
''party animosity," will our contemporary accuse
that journal of being "a deiamer of Philadelphia
Finally, and by way of closing the argument, we
submit the question-where, If there had been one
word of truth in what The Americaa has said
respecting the press of Philadelphia and New York,
would our contemporary have obtained its
knowledge of the facts (supposing them to be such)
which it asserts in the following paragraph?
Gan cities have their rowdy elements and their habitua
law breakers. In New York there personal out
RACES and murders committed one month than there
are in Baltimore during year. Within the last lew
months there have been almost as many wives murdered
there there have been lives taken in this city in
twelvemonth. In Philadelphia, during the last three
months, the of life, bloodshed, and manning will OK
coed that Of Baltimore for the past year"
Can our contemporary produce any other
authority for its statements than that of the news
papers published in those cities? Can it produce
that? And do those journals deserve to be
branded as "defamers' of those cities? We leave
our contemporary to digest at its leisure, and as
it best may, these and the other questions we have
propounded.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
kINpLlNG WooD! KINDLING WooD!i
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE,
L,

OAWLD MD SPLIT WUUD, OF my SIZE,
Sa1ced and Spit By Machinery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing aud
delivering it. am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WooD of any length or size
delivering it to any part of the city free carriage guar
aneens the quantity that contained in cord be
fore being sawed and split. JAS H. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill
ns Office of Baltimore and North streets owe,
Patriot Office
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COX Is now selling his Fall Style of HATS
for Gentlemen They aye The handsomes patterns and
made of the best Baltimore St. North side
one door above st. Paul St
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SLoAT s Co.'S New SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE,
Sewing every description of cloth work in superior man
ner and warranted TO give the best satisfaction Price
$70-complee.
WEEDS SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
The best in use for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a SEAM making beauti
full, strong stitch, both sides alike
l.. D. CHASE, Agent,
s29-tf No. 90 baltimore Street
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MR. MARSTERS, 1l7 Lexington street, near Howard
street will furnish his patrons with pictures on glass
card board plates canvass life size miniature from
nature, or copied in OIL French Pastel colors
in style of superior excellence He has on 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
tactlon or no charge. SLY