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" Ut cUAu W Il uhAAN -AuINlOu dl w. u
Superior steet opposite Bank street. commencing on
FRIDAY, Sept. IT, at ? o'clock M,
And continue esch day. Al 10 2P. NJ, and in the
evening, uniil the hole Is disposed Of
The entire Stock of A. II. Williams & Co.
OF New York, eousiEucd = J. o. BROWN SON for
thu benefit q their crrdi ors-
The stock cons part u Black Silks, Jaooueis Pop
lns French Afernos. Paramatas Cobourg Cluihs al
wool Delanes, SILK WsIp and other Apaccas, allwOol
scotch Plaids Ginghams. Prints &c
A large assortment of Atlantic Cable and Cherbourgh
Robes
Also large assortment Of Shawls such Broeka, long
and square, Bay ard Empire State allwool Long Shlwls
Wool Cashmere and Stella Shawls.
Linens abundance
Bleached and uuheached Table Cloths Napkins, Tow
els. DuyIes' Crash, &c
Bleachell SheeiInEs and Shirfing 1Inslins
Marseiiies Cuits; Blankets and all wool Flannels
A iarge stock Of Brosdcl0ths, CasSimeres. Safinfts
Twesa Kenturky Jeans, SILK and other EtFles Vest
ines bIsk snd fancy SILK Neckerchiefs ladies' and rents
Tiuen fsanihric Pocket Hdkls, Hosiery Gloves. Ec.
INC whole of which will be offered in lots 10 SUIT pur-
Ladies are espee ally invited to attend the G DDS
re Nv adapted for their and will be sold with
out Feserye J. o. BROWN CO, Aucti0neers
Rs1Scis J. lSINd'G, Agent. sePlT
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these strolling nuisances pitched their tents last
week in Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus,
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mapping two children, little girl and the babe
she was taking care Of on the street in little
wagon. The crying of the children they were
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151ssnds, and with the exception of the in
juries, none of them fatal, sustained by few
persons on the second day by the boiling of
/ frightened horse from the ring, not an accident
occurred to mar the universal enjoyment. The
Railroads were so carefully conducted that the
multitu1es were promptly transported without
the slightest injury to life or limb and all the
arrangements of the Fair Grounds, as well
as the management of the Exhibition by
the State Board of Agriculture, their officers
and employees, were unusually good and salts
factory to Committees, Exhibitors, and the
People The citizens of Sandusky spared no
effort conducive to the comfort Of their guests,
and very many will long rem ember with pleas
ure the hOspitalities enjoyed and the friend
ships formed or frightened. The conduct Of
the intelligent masses on the Fair Grounds was
unexceptionable, and the entire sobriety and
decorum which prevailed from day I day spoke
volumes of praise for tho present and of hope
for the future. Ohio has honored Sandusky
with a great State Festival, and the Men and
the Women of Sandusky have hOnored their
City and the State with spirit, an enterprise,
and success commensurate with the occasion.
The attendance during the Fair was large,
the receipts for single tickets amounting to
SIO,IOl. We clip the following facts and
figures touching the financial condition of the
Board from the Sandusky Register, which ex-
hibited much tact and enterprise in giving full
and accurate daily reports as the Fair progress
ed. The receipts for each day were as follows
Tuesday, First Day,..-.-.......S 255 20
Wednesday, 2i ..-..--..... 407I 90
Thursday, 81 ....... 1906 90
Friday, 4th .... 1869 90
Receipts for Entries, s,.......... $50 OO
Contribution Of Sandusky,. .......... 5000 20
Rent OF Dining Hall, &c............ SEQ 90
The total receipts are, therefore, Sl4,43l.
By these figures it is easy to approximate
very nearly to the daily attendance.
The expenses, as far as estimated and ascer- |
tanned, are
Bremiums AWARDED Sf0OO W /
Expenses of Grounds, estimated,.... 6OOO 90 |
Printing, zoo 90 |
Police, 600 O6 |
Clerks, 600 90 /
Incidentals, 1000 90 |
SI4,400 90 /
These estimates are liberal. In this connec-
ton we give the following general statement of
the financial condition OF the Board:
Amount on hand in Dec 81, $4,000 90 |
Receipts from Show Licenses and es-
cheated Lands nds............... 1000 60
$4,000 co
Out of this there has been paid as follows
Contingent Office expenses, $500. 81 600 OU
Secretary's salary, l,500 90 |
50. 500 90
Leaving 4 surplus OF. 81, 500 90
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scotch Pig Metal.

A cargo of this celebrated Pig Metal arrive
on Friday from Clyde, Scotland The met
is used in melting with scrap and hard iron,
and brings into use large quantities of old iron
which would be comparatively valueless with
out mixture of pig metal possessing the car
bonizing qualities of the Scotch Pig. 1t is be
ieved that pig equally as good as the Scotch
could be manufactured in this section by CON-
bining the black band ores Of the Mahoning and
Tuscsrawas Valleys with Lake Superior ore.
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The total receipts are, therefore, Sl4,43l.
By these figures it is easy to approximate
very nearly TO the daily attendance.
The expenses, as far as estimated and ascer-
tanned, are
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From Prot. HaseR, Of University Of Michigan :
II called upon sacrifice my LHraTy, volume by volume
the book which should preserve longest except The Bible
Is the AMERICAN DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE, BY Dr Webster.
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S. S SONNEBORN will continue carry on the Ready
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Ma. EDrrOR Again I respectfully ask the
use of a brief space in your columns to vindi-
cate tie NATIONAL DEyecRACY from the appro-
brium that has recently been thrown upon it in
this Congressional District Saturdays PLAIN
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Leaving a surplus Of.......S7
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These estimates are liberal. In this cOnnec-
ton we give the following general statement of
the financial condition OF the Board:
Amount on hand in Dec. 81, ,..... $4,000 90
Receipts from Show Licenses and es-
cheated Lands. 1000 60
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pnblit SaIts.
BX SAML. HI. COVER.

f III TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of =
ijl decree of the Superior Court Baltimore CITY -
Equity, the undersigned Trustees will offer at pub
lie sale, at the Exchange sales 10 South GAY street
on MONDAY the 10Th day of July, 1858, one O'Clock
p NJ,
Sections l, . 3.-FOURTEEN VALUABLE LOTS OF
Gtol ND in fee simple in Baltimore City, fronting and
Ddng on the north side of Orleans street. beginning
the north west of Orleans and Ann Streets run
ming thence westerly, Argyle alley These lots
average fifteen feet 'front.' with depth of eighty feet
ve feet alley, and upon the middle lots is an
lwO-story brick building.
Section -FOUR LOTS the west side of Ann street
north of the above each having front of fifteen feet with
adepth of ninety feet to a five feet alley
. Section 5.TEN LOTS the south side of new street
,yy I'VE feet wide, to D. opened from Ann street west
10y between Orleans and Jefferson streets having an
l'e rect alley. ' NV " "
o[G''%n 6FoUR LOTS on the north side of said new
with font m thereon two hundred and forty five feet
l vi the west side of Ann street of sixteen feet
forty-two feet. vic "es' emu ol ths section, oil
Of e5to d + LOTS of fifteen feet each and one lot
OF eheen ieet on the east side of Ann street Win
varying from sixty nine to one hunlrn5 80 WV" NP'"
Section S.-A LOT OF GROUND NJ ~ leeu. -, 80. 80
ner OF Orleans and Ann streets eighteen faet on 0ro
street, by eighty five feet on Ann street n so, 90 a.
ley; and the adjoining lot to the east froDii c ee d.
ing forty-eight feet said alley r'' anu "'ii'
This property is to Broadway, and not far from,
East Baltimore street. Orleans street is opened and o
and property in this vicinity is rapidly improving The
title Is ndsputable Each of the Trustees has plat Of
the property. F Vi
Terms.-Onc third cash. and the balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security.
r. T., P a * iH scoirr, Trustees,
S. II. COVER,
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Silber dNars, getpslrp, 1T.

NJ EW PLATED GOODS
~ CANFIELD BROTHER d co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
and TEA SETS. dated URNs. BASKETS KETTLES,
Butter Boats Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
FORKS, LADIES, CASToRS, &C. &c and for sale at the
lowest prices apStf
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
~ CANFTELD, BRO. Dc CO.,
900 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment of f r L
W Il Y, consisting of full SETS, Plns Necklaces
Ear Drops, Bracelets, &c. newest styles mr8l-tf
A ANFIELD, BROTHER & CO,
v IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
mr2se . Baltimore.
STOWELL's
- NEW JEwELRY,
SILVER WAKE HOUSE,
NeoU Marble Buildings, opposite adams, EgPres Co. Office
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT,
the purchaser always find THE NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market, consisting OF
WATCH ES,
(of his own make and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip,
Johnson,
Tobias, and all other Makers
J z W T. l. R
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
SILVER w ARE,
of his own manufacture always hand and made to
per- ut short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE.
The largest and richest STOCKi Baltimore being South
ern Agent the sale of the Goods at wholesale and
tail of the - -
AMERICAN SHEFFEILER PLATE co.
All Goods will be sold at MANUPACTURERs PRICES and
warranted the Co. be the best GOODS in the market
ALSO,
a large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES BURNERS
A Sc
A. STOW ELL, JR.
e22 If Proprietor, 163 Baltimore st.
NEO W. w r b b,
VI GOLDSMITH AND JEWEILER
S. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.
~ Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewelry. Fine watches repaired by experienced work
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Dublit SaIfs.
BY CANNON = MAIrHEyVs.

f;;;; ah5.Et-SALE OF VALUABLE WARE
A3!iI HOUSE AND FOUNDRY pPopFPTv Am IL a.
+l,. ,,raa;.as iT-IS luRCHASER-We will ra-seu ON
d iptt .'r cash, IN. L. corner of Concord street
is in default,l under the sale madn purchaser |ho
wrts of heri facias severay snod . tGe p certain
81 So = 49, States Tor Maryland District Inv the
Eagle screw Company and George Harris o y v t'le
Peters, directed to and executed by the aalSt m
district all that property at the said corner sd
sistng of large Brick WAREHOUSE AM CON
and its appurtenances lying and described ms e,
Beginning at the formed by the in tersectio
north side of Pratt street and the side of Gov
street and running thence and binding the north si
OF Pratt street, ninety-tree feet less West
Fails Avenue, running thence nOrthery binding on said
avenue, seventy nine feet; thence south easerly by A
straight line to point the east side of Concord street.
and sixty feet northery from Pratt street. and thence
southerly binding east side of Concord place
Of beginnings on SATURDAY, the 24h July, inst, at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
iy9-ts Auctioneers
YALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY.
By virtue of the provisions of the Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland passed December 1926 chapter
~ the subscriber, the duly authorized attorney
lhC EAlaN CROSS, Executor of Henry H. Quicker, de-
ceased VIII offer at public sale at the Exchange Reading
Room South Gay street in the city of Baltimore on ED
Nl9PA ~, the 4h day Of August 1875 at o'clock,
"BU TIERS FARM" and all that part of tract of land
called THE ADDITION TO EIEGE'S FARM :; lvip,r in
baltimore county, and containing ONE HUNDRED AND
ACRE more or less which conveyed by way of mort
gage, to said Henry II. Quicker hy Anon Richards Inv
deed bearing date the 30 day of March, 1913 and recorded
IN IlDef No 329 folio 2J9, &c-and on which the said
Anon Richards resides. This land lies near Wood
enshorough Baltimore county and has upon it A suf
cent dwelling and out hou es.
Terms of sale:-0ne- third cash the balance in sly and
twelve months with interest from the day of sale and Sc
eurity satisfactory to the undersigned
JOHN P. POE,
Attorney in fact for Trueman Cross,
JFlo2aWtS Executor @ Henry
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4rp GOODS.

Gu NJ ER UNDERSTANDS AND
AMOS LOvEJOY Il CO.,
No 1876 BALTIMORE Strict, r.
Second door below Messrs Hamilton, Easter 4 Co.
Haveiust received large assortment Of
CENTS SILK GAUzE, MERINo COTTON AH SIp LiSE
DRAWERS, GENTS SILK, COTTON, MUSLIN,
AM dSEX DE EaTTY vE LAglFa SIX
- AND BOYS VESTS all sizes
Large assortment Of HOSIERY all sizes e nd d qualities T
'0r TAFsAp 9ST1lSG .PES AEFET
AND MAT BINDINGS, &c, &c.,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL No. 1875 Baltimore street, be-
tween Light and Charles streets Iet4-u
T AIDES DRESS GOODS.
NOW on HAND
BAREGEs,
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES.
LAWNS,
and LADIES SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY AND STYLE,
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
BY EVERY STEAMER
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos 100, POI AND 203 BALTIMORE STREET.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
NOS 199 2O1 AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
VERY LARGE STOCK OF
LINEN GOODS,
IN SHEETINGS,
DAMASKS,
TOWELS,
sHlRTlSG LINENS &c
A l. S o,
QUILTS, BLANKETS
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CRUMB CLOTHS, SHADE LINEN
AND GOODS GENERALLY
REQUIRED BY HOUS Elk f f RS.
ie2tfr
rLOSING OUT SALE,
" " + LIST, SIS s.
WROTH Il Flu LERTON,
WILL COMMENCE THIS DAT TO CLOSE OUT
THE REMAINDER or THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES,
ORGANDY LAWNS AND ORGANDY ROBES,
LACE POINTS AND SILK VISITES,
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS,
AT UNHEARD OF Low PR
We INVITE PARTICULARLY THE ATTENTION OF
CUSTOMERS.
jeltf NO. So BALTIMORE STREET.
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JOSHUA ROBINSON

JOSHUA ROBINSON n
- lsECCEssoR TO ROBINSON 4 KRENrR1
WHoLrr1 ~ ALE MaNuFACTURER AND DEALER IN
TIN AND SHEET IRON V1BFS
BLOCK TIN, BRITANNIA METAL = 80
-, r,,, roo, r,,e, ~, ,,, BATHING APPARATUS,
NO. 1888 ". BALTIMORE STREET
First Tin Store above Howard street
T eLG E BALTIMORE
Always hand large assortment of Halls Patent
Condensing and sold Dominion Coffee Pots Also Pat
emit Steak Broilers jy7 -3m
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i. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
.iy1-2 aw&ds
-. - MANN'S HOTEL.

H1iiH (LATE GILEs')
@--A2z No 124 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
The subscriber having leased the above Hotel and
thoroughly renovated and reurnished it, offers its
commodatons to the Travelling Public The house will
be conducted the European PLAN for Gentlemen only
His Bar and Restaurant will contain all the delicacies
well the subStantials, usually found in well kept
house. whilst his Chambers and Beds for comfort and
cleanliness shall compare favorable with any other house
in the city. He therefore, respectfully socits call
c. II. MANN,
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Jc-f-od"ls "a Aut
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE

iColo Il EE - SALE OF "A VALUABLE
i FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY, will by virtue
OF general order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County in relation the estates of nsovent debtors sell
by public auction at the Baltimore Exchange sales room
No. 10 South Gay street, on FRIDAY, JULY Odd 1855
at one O'clock F. NJ as Trustee of Philip Peppler an in
solvent: ' - "
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND. situate in
Calvert county Maryland, and lying very near the
Public Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
Point The Farm, according the title PAPERS contains
2l4 ACRES, hut is said contain about $50 acres aout
100 of which is wood land the rest arabic of the
wood, good portion is timber, such oak hickory pop
lar, chcsnut &c, &c. The arabic diversified with high
and meadow land and all well waered The soil is good
ings are FRAME DWELLING and the usual OUT
MOI SEES The land lies about 81 miles from Prince
Frederick, and about miles from Plumb Point on the
chesapeake Bay where the steamboats, stop three
times week. and adjoining the land of Abraham L. John
son, ESQ., the land of Richard Iaucc, ESQ., and other
lands and lately occupied by said nsoyen Possession
given Immediately.
Terms of sale onehird cash. and the balance in two
equal payments of twelve and twenty months with
interest and approved security.
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
jy1-2aw&ds Auctioneer
fr4 i..e.t TRUSTEES SALE will by viz
iii tue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
WEDNESDAY. July IS, 1858, at O'Clock, F. NJ, ALL
THAT LOT Or GROUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS situated
in the city aforesaid, and described follows wit =
beginning Schroeder street rs feet North
streets thence running North Schroeder street "a feet
thence extending East of uniform width and parallel
Lexington street. 20 feet inches alley Ground
S2l per annum. The improvements are TWO TWO. STO-
street and two small brick dwellings alley
of saeOne half cash. and the balance in months with
interest. l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee
WEI. HAMILTON,
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HUNPOWDER.-T undersigned, agents
- Of the Hazard Powder Company OF Connecticut have
Of GUNP0WDER manufactured by this Company, con-
sistng Of
Electric, American Sporting Indian Rife in cansters
Kentucky Rifle Sea Shooting and Ducking Powder in
and kegs Cannon Musket, Mining and Blasting
Powder which will be delivered the trade in this city
railroad stations vessels, at manufacturers
prices.
D, J. FOLEY & BRO,
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ID E l. l. YES,
~ NO. IL SOUTH STREET,
The Proprietor having just had his place painted pa
pered and renovated making it look equal calls at
tention to the fact that all the delcacies of the
REAL GREEN TURTLE SOUP, .TERRAPINS, SPRING
CIIICKENS,&C be had at moments notice
Orders promptly filed Also, Bass London Ale on
draught, Younger's Imperial Scotch Ale and Guinness
double Extra Stout imported expressly for my
JOSEPH REILLY,
iel7-Im No II South street.
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ENLY BRUSHES.

EINL4 BRUSHES.
Il Those in want of Fly Brushes will do well to call
and examine these offered for aehey the best in the
mark t. and warranted shake pieces the
brushes will do For sale wholesale and retail, on
reasonable terms, by
A. II. REP,
At the Tousekecper's Emporium,
ie12tf 337 Baltimore Street
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ff1.s:1 FOR SALE -The Superior Three
Haii5 Story DWELLING No, 2O6 North Charles street.
beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot % by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street
The buildings of the best MATERIAL and substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
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DREAD! BREAD!
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

I'D CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
GEO W. ARNOLD BAKER, corner of FAHEFTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNEC-
TION as SUPERINTENDENT Of the Mechanical Bakery of this
city his friends and customers that he has fully
his long established business at the OLD STAND,
and viii hereafter give his undivided personal supervision
the baking of the very best bread from the best flour
Rye and Dyspepsia Bread French and Albany Rolls,
Cakes, Pies &C. &c: every morning and evening fresh
articles be had He confidently hopes that the former
quality Of his Bread Rolls &C. will ensure to his present
cXerton the increased support and patronage of his
friends and long tried customers. Fresh Malt
Yeast every day GEO. W. ARNOLD'S Bakery,
Corner of Fayette and Park streets,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-17

nUFFIELD'S SUPERIOR AMERICAN
~ WESTP H A LA HAMS.
We receiving the above celebrated Hams, which
offer to the trade, believing them to be equal if not
superior to anything in this market Those who
choice Ham rely these. We guarantee them be
as represented. DUVALL IGlEHART,
12S Light street Wharf,
ap15-f Corner of Conway