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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27
THE CURRANT CROP-Thc following is an extract
from 1att 1oto

from a letter dated Zante, Aug. 81:
''Throughout the month of August We have had
beautiful sunny, hot dry weather, which has quite
favored the gathering and drying of our currant
crops; and little fruit now remains on the drving
grounds in Greece or in the Islands, The weather
continues quite fair, with every appearance of last
ing, and in eight ten days all the crops will be
housed. The quality of the fruit generally is very
good, particularly at Patras Vostizza and great
part of Zante and Cephaonia. At Patras there are
several steamers waiting for cargoes The principal
merchants there had opened the price at S35 a S36.
with purchases The price here in Zante will also
average at from S309S34.
"The estimates Of the crops now is about as fol-
lows All Greece 60 to G5 millions Zante millions
CephalOnia 10 to Il millions"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

PosT OFFICE INSTRUCTIoNs-The Post Office De-
partment has issued instructions to send all cores
pondence for the west coast of Mexico and points
in the interior of that republic by the New York
ands California route, via Panama and Acapulco.
To insure transmission by this route letters and
anna and Acapulco" Postage on letters, twenty
cents for each half ounce; newspapers, twoscents
each. In the present disturbed condition of Mexi-
co, and in the absence ofsteam communication be-
tween New Orleans and Vera Cruz, this route offers
the safest and most expeditions conveyance for pos
tai matter for all points in the western and south
western parts OF Mexico.- Washington Union.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

RoBBERY.-Oflicers Shanks, Lemon and Reed, on
Saturday last, arrested four coored men named
Stephen Brooks, Francis Bentley, Richard Boston,
and Joe Goodhouse, the charge of breaking in
to the house of Jack, a slave of DR.. Z. c. Hinkle,
of Anne Arundel county, and stealing quantity of
clothing. They were committed to Jail to await
the requistion of the authorities of Anne Arundel
county, by Justice Boyd.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

Probably some far-sighted individuals may be
disposed to perceive in these figures the gradual de-
cline, not only of hgh-priced newspapers, but of
newspapers of a certain class and which hitherto
have been regarded the best-established in this
country. Few people can now suffer their minds
to remain in ignorance Of the news until Saturday
Sunday has arrived, and the tendency of the
public mind is evidently to get possession of what
information they from day to day, and this
they are able to effect most economically and easily
by the purchase of the cheap daily journals.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

DEATH OF A CLERGyMAN.-The Reverend James
C. Hays, late Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Amherst Court House, Virginia, died
yesterday, in this city, while on visit to some
friends. His remains will be taken to the above
named place tomorrow, for interment.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

MARK OF REsPEcr.-The flags in the harbor, yes
terday, were displayed at half mast, mark of
respect for the memory of John Appegarth Esq.
who died on Saturday afternoon. He son of
Capt William Applegarth, well known Shipping
Merchant in this city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

The question: OF the NIStcTs O1 CHaTlty EaZaT-
ist Fathers is still matter of strong contention in
Lisbon petition praying for their removal has
been been signed by some $4,000 of the inhabitants
of Portugal. There is, however, petition in oppo
sition to this. How the question will end cannot
vet be OWNED; but the probabilities that they
will leave Portugal.
A report having been made by the Custom House
Committee of Investigation at Oporto, showing the
great extent to which high duties had increased con
traband trade and diminished the revenue, the
minister of finance has issued at Lisbon new in
sruction to the Committee to report the reduction
of duties it NAV consider necessary
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

The late advices from Rio and Europe have caused in
creased rmneSS the part of holders. and with fai
consumptive demand, transactions have taken place at
some improvement on former rates.
We quote prime Rio at 1lA u cts good Tx to II
cts fair IL cts Laguayra - cts Java 15% to 16 cts
WHITE ELDER, Coffee Brokers'
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPORTS FROM BAI,TIMORF

ROTTERDAM-1,374 hhds. tobacco us hhds. tobacco
stems, 40 tons bark % 1876 pipe saves 6lS oars box be-
laying pins.
NEwFOUNDLAND-1700 700 bbls. -four q, 900 slaves
HALIFAX, n. S-1 ,960 bbls -four 600 bush. corn.
BAEBADoEs-702 bbls. -four 125 bbs. meal, $50 bags
do 400 bushels 100 kegs butter $50 buckets lard
200 boxes candles, 10000 feet W. p. lumber.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

DAEKNEss.-Yes yesterday evening, at the time light
most needed, when persons out to attend the
different churches the streets ofthe Middle District
of the city particularly, were feelingly dark. The
Superintendent must be in possession Of spurious
almanac. The moon performed her duties well,
late in the night, although those Of the amplighters
were sadly neglected at earlier period.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

RowpYIsM.-Ye esterday afternoon two men in
buggy wagon, drove past the corner of Eutaw
and Franklin street, and it is said fired pistol at
young named Louis Carl, without however
doing him any injury; they continued down Frank
lin street, and when Cathedral street fired
another shot in the air. They We're next noticed
passing along Saratoga street, and when opposite
the Middle District Station house, they hallOed for
''Shutt." At the time they drove through Sara
tOga street, the officers not of their
duct up town, but shortly notified of the fact
by of the officers of the Western District who
were in search of them. The rowdies in the mean
time had driven out Gay street and escaped arres ST.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

- Hayti Observation-Disclosures.
- PROVINCES. ...fo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

ROUTE TO PKE'S PEAK MGNES.-The road to Pixies
Peak that will undoubtedly be the most travelled,
and which will be the most used hereafter, will be
by Fort Riley; thence westward along the Smoky
Hill Fork by the route laid out and surveyed by
Lieut.. Bryan, Typographical Engineers in 1866.
This route intended to shorten the distance from
Leavenworth to Santa Fe, New Mexico, was COM
pleted to near Bcnts Fort, on the Arkansas river,
has been thoroughly surveyed and graded at the
creek and river crossings from Fort Riley to Bents
Fort, is the shortest and quickest route to Pixies
Peak, and as it follows the valley of the Kansas,
Smoky Hill, and Arkansas rivers, has everywhere
the three necessaries of those who travel on the
Praires-namely, wood, water, and grass for stock.
The road passes from the Smoky Hill to the Ar
kansas, over high rolling prairie, the distance be
ing some 10 miles. About midway is fine spring
and good camping ground.
The distance are as follows, and in geographical
miles:
From Leavenworth City to Fort Riley is, 1856
Do. do. Bents Fort 40C
Do. do Pixies peak, air line 47C
Do. do. hy traved road $40
70 ,r4;, ~
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SUWAK UKUP.-A correspondent OI IHt NtW UTItdIs
PicdVne from the Parish of St James that it is
mistake suppose there will be immense sugar crop
this There is doubt that will be
made than last season, but the amount will not go
above that of fair average-say, 325OOO hhds Putting
the loss by ncludng seed required from others
by those submerged at 900 hds, would make 400O
hhds. for the State
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-27

WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept 24--TURpENTIxE-
Sales to-day of 925 bbs 81 90 for Virgin and Yellow
dip and 81 As for Hard, per $50 lbs
SPIRITs-There considerable activity in the mar
ket yesterday, and about all that could be reached at
As cts TAKEN with sales of 100 bb at A and GOO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
TEE 9RBAT
scandinavian Vegetables RNaae

First announced that his scandinavian Remedies were Ne
fallibIe in Dyspepsia, LIVER Complaint. Nervous Diseases,
and Ague, Rheumatisn, Neuralgia, Fits, Hemorrhidea0
Piles, Weak Stomach, Collie, Diarfhea, etc., he statee tho
manner In which they operated, Their actual effects wore
compared by sagacious men, with the diaung uisheo Phynt
cianis statome nts, and Il was found shat every stagss0f me
progress of cure, was precisely as he had deAcr1ee "a it.T
The result was that the MIND on THE COUNTRY became tn<
terested, and that persons " the highest standing In exert
city aAd town In the Union, patronized the prepApaloDA
and admitted The claims of the lllustriO uASwede,. ia be aa
FIRST MEDICAL DIsCoyERER ON THE A0kt
The Blood Purifier and Pills
arc now universally recommended by we'll tRkosraAA so
candid persons rs an immediatsc1S foS-
indigestion;
Costfveness, diseases OF the EIdneys, Cramps n a gaanN
ach, Wind. Colo, Ealn between the ~6houldaAa, lEBmsanF
HeadAche,
Liver Complaint,
yaandiss, Pa,p IN the Right side, LOaaaAsAVse7sAaeaR
General Debility.
Nervous Frenors, Painting Fita. Epilspsy. M@neA lF1aa~
aIoa. Dependency, Wasting osuaeaFissh,
Scpefulay
Sore leg, Clcera on tho Body, Plmples an tie Eazs d.
srAl EruPuons. Boils, Mercarial SeFaAs Q&ndnlk kNG1$
hnss, Secondary Symptoms.
Neuralgia
rheumatism, L~ufnbaEo, sttR Joints, Pafa1xmh ~ Wm@
Dance. Nervous TwiIchings.
Female Complaints,
Sexual Weakness, Barrenness, Diseases a ma wamma.
Weakness Of the BGek, I0lns and Limbs,
autograph Letters,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
SHERIFF. SALE.
Wm.M. Warren, Admir-. } pY virtue Of
VS.. I'D IN execution

"n'h' "s ar. Admir- lBsa an s ense".iS Df
Geo W Coats ct al. to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, l shall offer at public sale. at the
door of the Court House, in Delaware, on Mon
day, the 9Th day of Dec, 1858, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock P. IN. of
said day, the following described real estate, to
wit: Situated in Thompson township, Delaware
county, Ohio, on the west side of the Scioto riv-
er--B~eginning ut an ash and sugar tree and
ironwood, the north east corner of John Has
kins' back lot in west line of Lot No. Is of n
survey made by Baum & Perry; thence south So
degrees west one hundred and eighty mine rods
with said Haskins north line to his northwest
corner, dogwood, ironwood and beech trees;
thence north 81 degrees west, with the west line
of Lot No.. So of the aforesaid survey, made by
Joel Wright, eighty-six rods TO a corner, bur
oak, red oak and swamp ash; thence north Sc
degrees east one hundred and Lightweight
rods to q corner, two ashes and iron wood, in
the west line Of Lot No. 10; thence south four
degrees east with the west line of lot No. 16 to
the place of Notwithstanding one hundred
and one acres and fifty one rods, being part Of
Lot No. 81.
Also, the following described tract, adjoining
the one above MISUNDERSTANDING at two ash
es and iron wood, northeast corner of Robert
son Whites lot, the west line of Lot. No. 16 of
a survey made by joel Wrightfor said Baum &
Perry; thence south SO degrees west ISIS rods to
y corner, bur oak, red oak and swamp ash, the
northwest corner of Robertson Whites lot;
thence north ) I-2 degrees west Sc rods to q
corner, white oak, beech and swamp ASH; on
the west line of Lot No. 81 of the aforesaid
survey; thence north SO degrees easl 100 rods
to u corner, beech, elm and blackberry, in the
west line of Lot No. II: thence with said liue
to the place of Notwithstanding one hun
dred acres, one acre and 81 rods being part of
Lots Nos. 81 and So as surveyed by joel Wright
for Baum d. Perry Appraised / ut S23 per acre.
CHARLES SilRMAN, Sheriff
Nov 5, 1883. lb7, 1901 is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
SALE.

1Anproe ts. & Bros 3 tI Ei1'g se of ,as an a Sssses
b. A, Banker ct ALL from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l shallofer
at public sale at the door of the Court House in
Delaware, on Monday, Dec. 6, 1855, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of
wit Situated in Marlborough township, Della
ware county, and State of Ohio. 1t being in
the nineteenth range, township six, section one,
consisting of a certain saw mill, now known as
the property of Henry Cline, Jr., and for a more
particular description of the premises aforesaid,
reference is had to the title of convey ance made
to him by Luther Gone. The same being recor-
ded in vol. 80, page 3l3. in the Recorders Of
fee in said county-Appraised at $500.
G. SEaRMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 8, 1858. $4,000 *ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Sheriff and Master commissionsr's Sale.

s P. Wentz. , PY virtue ofa decretal or
VS.. EDdcr to me directed from the
Howardrt al9 Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware county, Ohio, l shall offer at public
sale, mt tho door of the Court House in Della
ware, on Monday the 9Th day OF December,
1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
1 O'Clock p- m. of said day, the following do
scribed real estate, TO wit: Situate in the Couu-
ty of Delaware and known as the cast halves of
~in-lots, No. 10 and 80, in the town OF Delaware
aud bounded as follows, Beginging Mt the
south east corner of in-lot No. 80, in said town
of Delaware, thence north IL la rods north
east corner of in lot No H., thence west 3 is
rods, thence south IL l-2 rods to Winter street,
thence east 9 1-5 rods to the beginning-Ap-
CHARLES SHERMAN, sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
Nov. 5, 1865. [$4,50J ts..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12

~ SoRGHUM.-The culture of this article
attracted considerable attention in our coun~
1tySand throughout the country at large, du-
ring the reason of 1857. and the results in
most cases seemed to be sufficiently sa,isfac-
tory to warrant the expectation that the pres
eht year would witness increasedinserest in
the culture and still more catering returns.
Such has not, however. been the case, at
ss9least so far as this county is concerned
there having been no effort, SO far as we
are advised. to grow it to any considerable
extent or to manufacture sugar or molasses
In quantity. If We are mistaken in this We
.s4ahopld be pleased to be corrected. and will
sseheerfully publish accounts that may be
furnished of any experiments that may have
be EN- made.
In some few count ties OF this State, and
in the counties generally Of several Wes-
sstern States, especially Illinois and Iowa, /,
was different-the culture having been gone
fnss on an extensive scale and large qaanti-
sies Of syrup produced, We have noticed nc
= accounts Of success in efforts to produce su-
SAZnar.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Guardians Sale Of Land.

In Probate Court Deisw are eounty, Ollie
ans ' Petition to ssn1aad
IN ohe dlence % an order from said Co1Fs maids on the "a
II dav of november, A. D.. 1858, i shall offer for sale n
public xend1e, on the premises. on Friday; December 10
A. D.. 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock r. N. and 4
O'clock ,. m. of said day. the interest Of said wards, being
the undivided half IN the following red essAts in Oxford
township, Delaware comfy, Ohio, and being in range IS.
tr- 8, secdcnR and Fart q E< 10 and being sAe same tract
Of land set OF and asSEped to he heirs CT Stanc5n 8. win
sor, deceased. by the commissioning OF partition, and ahso
SET of and assigned 70 Cezhzr4ne Winsor, widow Of said
stanton 5. winsor, Diseased, for her dover estate thsre1a:
in the case Of John Ncriae against RkodA Eidsor q At il
Delaware County Court Of Common Pleas, f0r which see
han cery record No. IL. of said Court to which record re-
ferreue il LeFs had) ssId 4 act # land containing 81 753
10 100 acres
decided BY her TO the $ aid heirs Of said s. s. Winsor. de-
ceased: 50 that sasd premises arg unin eunbered- For q
more particular description, see petition in this case
Tc1sss Of Snie--One-ihird OF purchase money in hand on
the day Oh sale, the residue thereof in one and tNo years
thereafter with notes bearing interest from dsy Of sale 70
JAMES A. CROW iGuzrdtAn.
By r. B. SnTR, his attorney
NOV p I8Ss-t $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
SHERIFF SALE.

David R. Lewis Try yirtns Of an execution to ms
FS lIDdirected from the Court OF Conn
Hiram Becklet; mon Pleas Of Delaware county,
the town Of Delaware, il said County, en- Monday, Decen.
Der 6, 1883, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and (
O'Clock p. m. the following described real estate, to-wit:
Being q part OF Lot No. I and The west part OF said lot, sup
posed 10 contain one hundred acres, more or less. ami GoQn-
aed and described as follows: being in Survey No 6o5l '.
N. and the dividing line in said Lot Mo- BETWEEN Scns-
ttad Burrell and Isaac Moore is 10 run parallel with The
county hHe-
Ais0-the following described tract of land: situate in the
county OF Delaware and State of Ohio. and in the township
OF RadnOr, and described as foilowN, 10 viii: the north half
of In-LuI so go thirty. dhaiistTo and a half reds wide by
eight rods long, in the Town Of Delhi. as marked and de-
sgnaied on the plato said ts~h- Appraised stS11.
Also the folio wing described real estate to<Glts Situated
in The county of Deia ware. in the State of Ohio. and in the
township of Radnor and described as follsws. Common
cling al a stone ut the northeast corner Of St. Pauls church
lot, thence along the cas- line Of said lot 5 rods, ) 54 links
thence south 50 l2 degrees east eight rods. thescs nort- "a
degrees, west I've reds 81 lnkste the aerth Inns Of Bap.
list church lot, thence along xaidI line eight rods to place OF
beginning. Containing IA ofAn AGRA Of land, ia range 20,
sec 4, tp- 8. L. s. N land.
Appraised as
Nov. s '5S. $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
we are indeb,ed - Rev. DR.. HAMS.

We are indebted to Rev. DR.. Harris,
Secretary of the Delaware Conference of
the u. e. Church, for q copy of the Minutes
of the late session, held at West Liberty
1t is gotup with the care, judgment and ap-
proPriateness of arrangement, which charac-
terixe aiithe official acts of DR.. H., who fill
ed the same place during the last session of
the General Conference, and is conceded
10 beB the most competent and efficient
waofEicef who has ever discharged the response.
bio duties of the post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-12
Thomas Evans, Jr.,
-MANUFAuTURRR OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron Ware,
ALSO, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Gonk and Hating Stnuns

WI SS
PLAIN AND FANCY MANTLE CRATES. HOLLOW
L and - su lnns mdihGa e eriaiGfnt thst his his s peeR is is 81 DiI Pf fbersas,
Ing, as he,i adding daily something new TO his already
COOK STOVES
Is very laree. consisting Of all the b, latest and best seleeted
P pe' se aicn. 0 + neA'hsS' sefFi'eA Il -onr''hi'y' they cannot
T
4 new Cook Stove. lately come out, being an improvement
over the Stewart Stove; this stove is most suitable for tav-
erns. boarding houses and large families. having the adyan-
out additional fuel, aud a Tin closet to keep rietuais warm.
iheiatest Improvements made in Cook Stoves. Cali and
see the new Cook Stove, brilliant.
TIL r AL X
This stove received the first premium at 1.-THE Fair. Too much
eannot te said in favor OF this stove, and from thu way
iHes e !" Ii Ps0p he Il Rogal e ost : now . is ani 8f9Fi be- rTo III
~ if you bny one, Csif and see The Royal oak; tho New
Eagle hot air, and the Victor Cook Stoves.
THE FoRTUNR
desirable Elevated oven Uook seTs Thai has ersf been Of
Tered 10 the public. His assortment of
Parlor, Box or Heating Stoves,
For all purposes. is complete, as I! sonsis sof SO mary DIR
Large s.ose and Tin Mare Room Will satisfy any one OF
sortment Of s,ovee. You are sarrodnded win one Of The
largest AssortInents of
Tl fLG csFEHG; n frk ); 5H B~EiTT FssEi SAfAF &
THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
C PER X
rs vi II q II uA IA SdilOn W q DAETci o
Self Sealing and Plain Fruit Cans, Refrigera-
tors. Water Coolers, Well and Cistcrn
Pumps, Lead Pipe, &c. Also
PLo~S
or the latest and best improved patterns and Mt. Vernon
and Delaware PLOW POINTS.
Having eve ~ Improvement OF the age IN connection with
his
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT
He is always ready and wiling to do iobbinS Of all kinds
belonging % his business On the shores, notice and in Tho
most workmanlikc manner, especially making ana rep air
ing copper engine pipes.
HOUSE SCOUTING,
Havins the necessary arrangement such as whron. &c;
am, therefore, prep tred To do all su:h joboin- in the coun-
try. rs well rs IN tuwn, on the Shortest not ice.
NJ t.-Bs remembered thai 1 have none but the best OF
worEHpHh. and am using the best materials that can be BOT
in the / nitrI States Ter that purpose Though inter csIed
pRrtiss May tell 10 the contrary. and plea mug M snlf to do
ali huca work o / anything have to sell in my AS cheap AZ
ycn can get il at any other establishment in This or adj Gin
ing coun les.
Before purchasing elsewhere Il will lie to your interest to
call AT the La &c SIovo and TIN Ware Room OF THOMAS
EVANS r., III his three sorry BRICK Block, on Sandusky
street, directly under the Stan1art Office.
Sign Of the Large Copper Kettle.
Nov. 5. 1857.