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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE.
TO BE ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY.

TO BE ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY.
The proprieors of THE EXCHANGE" will issue on the
first of January statement the trade and commerce
of Baltimore for the past year, embracing full and re
BILE statistics and review the the
market for all the leading articles of merchandise This
statement will be prepared in the careful manner
and will be found to contain large amount of valuable
information to all interested in the growing trade of the
city 1t will be issued adouble letter Sheet three
cents copy and where rs copies ordered the
name and business of the party will be inserted the
head of the statement in conspicuous STYLE
They will also issue weekly thereafter Letter Sheet
Prices Current comprising reliable and full review of
the markets for the week.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
VALUABLE AND sERvICEABLEl
ToBE FoUNDAT
Unstable, WALKER CO.'S,
opposite the Museum.
CRAVATS of the choicest kinds
sCARFs,
DRESSING GOWNS,
of the newest and most desirable styles. d223m
CHRISTMAS Toys.
The Baltimore Museum turned into TOY SHOP. Call
and The largest, cheapest best and only stock in
market. NOW OPEN. d21-5t
Positively LAST WEEK!
The sale of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
will be discontinued after the holidays positively, in
tend to remain in Washington for short time before
leaving for New Orleans.
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon during my soourn, hope have endeavored to
deserve their favors. A. GIDEON, Optician,
d205tr No. l5e Baltimore st.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
CHILDREN! CHILDREN! LOOK THIsI
THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM
To be filled with
TOYS CHRISTMAS WEEK
And all the Curosities, Birds, Monkeys &C.,
TO BE SEEN FOR NOTHING!
Besides the greatest lot of Toys offered sale in
Baltimore, and the cheapest too,
FROM ONE CENT UP TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Entrance Calvert street. first floor up stairs.
Come and see, if you don't buy There may be found
Wooden, Glass Paper China. and other Toys, together
with great variety valuable and costly presents
such Chnaware, Jewelry, Plated Sets Fancy Tables,
and in fact every variety of articles suited for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Which will be sold at the cheapest rates, by the
NEW YORK TOY COMPANY,
Who have engaged the Museum expressly for the pur-
pose from Tuesday morning, the 21st ns until after
the Christmas Holidays.
Recoect the Museum and all its Curosites are to
of charge and the Toys the best and cheap
10 be found in Baltimore dol
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From tie Boston Literary Gazette.J
lATnn1n LII u -.


PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It deserves to be called of the greatest discoveries
of the age, it not only hair back its original
COLOR but all dandrur scalp and cures
cutaneous ritaons, and is stimuant and tonic
organs supply nutrment and coorng
hair Itremoves the which tend to the
hair gray it prevents the hair from falling off and brings
it out where the head is bald
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Resora-
tive Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
dI3-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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G. X. QUAIL,
Will introduce his FALL STYLE OF CENTS 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 excelIed
~ Also fine selection of FANCY FURS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children.
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM,
s27-3m No. 238 West Pratt street
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OCULIsT AND AURIsT.
DIR. r. p HORORG.

SINCE HIS RETURN FROM EUROPE,
Makes an exclusive specially Of the treatment Of
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
MEDICALLY AND SURGICALLY
OFFICE, II N. CHARLES ST.,
d15tf Baltimore, Nd.
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AMBRo-UAGUERREoTYPE &c.
MR. MARSTERS, 147 Lexington street, near Howard
street, will furnish his patrons with pictures glass;
card board plates canvass 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
faction no charge. silly
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CHRISTMAS GooDs! CHRISTMAS GooDs

GABRIEL D. CLARK,
corner of Calvert and Water SITS,
Has received his goods for the holidays, consisting
of Rich Fancy Goods, Fine Jewery, Gold and Silver
Watches Pure Silver Ware Silver Plated Tea Sets and
Walters, Casters, Forks Knives, Manel Clocks with a
very large variety of useful articles suitable for
The public respectfully invited examine the stock
diff
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RuN BoySi Pr
CHRISTMAS GooDs.

To the BALTIMORE MUSEUM where the funniest and
prettiest TOYS maybe had at half price kd2-5t
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT g. Co.'s
LoCK-STITcH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and sos, complete
Beauty and excellence of Stitch alike on both sides of the
fabric sewed economy Of thread, simplicity of
ton, portability and of operation speed quieness of
movement, strength and fimness seam that will not
rip ravel applicability to variety of materials
pactness and elegance of model and finish.
L. D. CHASE Agent,
n16-tfr No. go Baltimore street.
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GEORGE McKENDREE TEAL, at the N. E.
of Baltimore and Frederick Streets has received his
Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAssIMERs and VEsTINGs.
We satisfied that persons wishing to economize in
articles of dress will money by purchasing of
him oc2l-3m
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time OF purchase. NEWMAN, BRO. u SONS,
235 Baltimore street. and
d2'tJl $40, 5l2, SIS, $50 W. Lombard street.
THRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ PRESENTS.
O'BRIEN CO.,
13S BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite attention to their of Goods suitable
for HOLIDAY GIFTS embracing Richly Bound BOOKS,
ALBUMS, PORTFOLIOS, WRITING CASES CHESS
MEN and CHESS BOARDS GOLD PENS and PENCILS,
TOY BOOKS, in great variety Pearl and Ivory Goods,
with general assortment of Plain and Fancy Stationery
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT!
HOLIDAY TRADE.
HAMILTON EASTER 6 CO.,
Nos $780, POI AND 2O3 BALTIMORE ST,
Have just received per steamer Arago great variety
of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTSl
Embracing most extensive collection of
PARIS EMBROIDERLESi
MUSLIN COLLARS and SETS; Embroidered, Hem
Stitched and Bordered CAMBRIA and LAWN HDKFs..
Point D'Aencon Point L'Aquille and Point APPLIQUE
LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
BLACK LACE FALLS in Brussels and Imitation Lace
new style Head Dresses; Breakfast and Dress Caps
Real India Camels'.Hair
SHA WIS AND SCARFS.
Vienna and Paris Cashmere Long and Square SHAWLs.
Our entire stock of
SILKS, MERINOS AND DRESS GOODS.
being greatly reduced IN price, and will be sold
large attachments on cost Of importation. dl1tfr
nIAMONDS, PEARLS,
AZ EMERALDS, RUBIES,
SAPPHIRES, OPALS, (unset) DIAMOND RINGS
BREACHES, BRACELETS EAR-DRO
CROSSES, L0CKETS, &C.
Of the purest quality, for sale by
d43tr CANFIELD, BRO. & CO
INVOICE OF PARIS FANS,
IL Just received by
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO
NEW STYLES
FOR SALE Low
dZ4 5tr 229 BALTIMORE ST.
NHILDREN'S
- CHRISTMAS BOOKS.
The largest and best assortment of
ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE BOOKS,
in paper CLOTH gilt and half calf bindings ever offered
sale in the city, at low prices suitable for children of all
ages. CUSHINGS BAILEY,
d22t 262 Baltimore street,
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KINDLING WooDl KINDLING WooD!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, ANY SIZE,
Saooed and Split By Machinery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it, am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WOOD, of any length size
delivering it to any part of the city free of carriage guar
anteeng the quantity that is contained in cord
fore being sawed and split JAS. H. JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam Fire-Wood Mill
ns0Hice corner of Baltimore and North streets, over
Patriot Office
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MILLER & BEACHAM'S
GRAND CHRISTMAS RATTLE,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No 10 NORTH CHARLES ST.
81 Orders for FOREIGN MUSIC solicited. d1S-tf
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fOt the 9OlliOaps.

books FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
0 II n b + r g L r,
252 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has on hand a large and elegant stock OF
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
for PRESENTS, in every variety of BINDING
BIBLES, Ah'0
PRAYER BOOKS.
HYMN BOOKS.
CHILDREN's BOOKS,
WRITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS AND CHESS BOARDS,
sTEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.
With assortment of FANCY ARTICLES. suitable
for the which he will sell at low prices dl6D25r
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
CUSHTVGS G BAILEY,
262 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite Hanover st.
Have opened their usual large and well assorted
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Comprising all the finely
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
of the season.
STANDARD AUTHORS,
in fine and plain binding.
OF CHTLDREN'S BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
of every style and price
FANCY STATIONERY.
They invite the attention of the public to the abovc be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Observation-Disclosures
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THE ETNA FIRE KINDLING.

The ETNA FIRE KINDLING.
This article for ignting Wood Coal Fires for sale
the various Wood and Coal Offices Groceries, &C.
E. MORRISON, Agent,
No North street
Factory-No. % Fawn ST., Baltimore. d3-1m
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J. B. t. PHELPS has just received a hand
some assortment of Black and Coored RIBBED BEAVER
CLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks. Also has hand large and
well assorted stock of Cloths Cassimers and Vestngs
He also will make up CLOTHING Of every description
Call and see him No 10Y Baltimore street, adjoining
Sun Iron Building J. B. T. PHELPS successor to J. W.
Richardson Co. n1On
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CHRISTMAS GOODS-Of all kinds
" FRUIT, SPICES and LIQUORS, for quality
price can't be beat. H. W. DUNCAN,
d11-tfr Grocer, 8, E, cor Fayette and Pine SITS
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INNOCENT AND USEFUL PLEASURE.
"Byit saw Egypt and its ruins the Nile and its tnr
aned boatmen Greece and its Acropolis &C., &c-N P
Willis.
The above delighted exclamation Of the gifted Poet
after Sterreoscopc examination, be realized by
all Others from infinite variety of them, PAPER and
GLASS, opening and sale, with every form of
Box, at No. 2 n. Liberty street
d151m VIM. A. WIsoNd.
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I IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM
Il ENGLAND FRANCE AND GERMANY
BY THE QUANTITY OR THE SINGLE VOLUME.
The subscriber through his London correspondents and
by agency the Continent is able give the
full attention to all orders from private persons Colleges,
Seminares, Public Libraries, Societies. &c for BOOKS,
PERIODICALS, STATIONERY, MAPS &c, and will fur
nish them the favorable terms with great
est Dispatch and to Public Institutions Summaries of
learning, or other Literary Societies, duty free
Catalogue of New Books published in London, with
cheap lists &c, put up monthly in small packages
and forwarded gratis to all who desire them
JAMES S. WATERS,
0f-fb I'm, Do1t;,
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NoURsE & CowAN,
NERO HANT TAI LORS,
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
s27 Baltimore Md
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Washington Irving has contributed $500 to the
Mount Vernon Fund,
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CHRISTMAS GIETS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-The subscriber
has on hand large supply o. SILVER Plated Ware,
S9G RT as FISHES TEA SETS, SPOONS and FORKS
AZ large supply of SKATES, and Housekeeping arti
& Generally which quite suitable for Presents for
t tba coSming Holidays. Apply to ALFRED H REP
~ at the Housekeeper's Emporium
l1Rtf No. 337 Baltimore st
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DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
SOLE AGENTS
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
oc1S,tf Sc SECOND STREET.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
OCcGEg9D9S@HG
This the only stitch that be raveed and that
the appearance upon each side of the
1t is made with two threads upon each side of the
fabric and nterocked in the centre of it, Send for Cir
cular.
oFFICE-126 W. BALTIMORE STREET
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore, Md
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The GROVER & BAKER

SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacture
ing their CELEBRATED FAMILY MACHINES with all the
cent improvements have reduced their prices and offer
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS
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5for The NuliNaps.


CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
~
PRATT STREET BOOK DEPOT.
T. NE WTON KURTZ
ISL PRATT STREET,
opposite the Maltby House.
Offers for sale a large assortment of HANDSOME
BOOKS, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS embracing
most of the beautiful Animals and magnificent Illustrated
Books of the season. ''too numerous to mention"
ALBUMS, JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS in great va
riety.
BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
AND HYMN BOOKS,
various sizes and styles of binding.
THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH BALTIMORE
particularly invited call and examine my assort-
d224t
HO! FOR THE
IL CHRISTMAS HOLIDA Us!
The subscribers call the attention of their friends and
the public generally their large beautiful and varied
assortment consisting of
ANIMALS, ALBUMS,
JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES,
PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS.
PORT F0LIOS, WRITING DESKS,
PENKNIVES, CHESSMEN
AND BOARDS, &c
All of which they offer at the lowest rates
j. W. BOND & co,
Sc Baltimore street,
az 5t opposite Trpoett's alley.
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The day of promise dawns once more;
And ponderous clang and merry chime,
Ring in the hoary Christmas time,
As in the jocund days of yore.!
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TNAKE NOTICE.-JUST RECEIVED
Il FROM LONDON, very choice assortment of INK
STANDS, suitable for the Library Office Store, CEDAR
TRAYS, ENVELOPE BOXES, of Oak and Leather, a very
useful article for the different sizes of Envelopes, TOUR
lists CASES, very handsome and superior article
gether new and well adapted for Holiday presents OF
our own direct importation. JAMES s. WATERS,
dI02-th ,tu,s 244 Baltimore street
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u. Txr,cuI,ural society.

After ihe reoen; Fair, the U. 8. Agricultural So
eety a6j its sittings to its rooms in ASH
ingtor. At Its session there on the Sd November,
IL adjourned to meet 90 the second Monday In Ja-
nusry next, two days preceding the seventh an
nual meeting, which takes place on the Eth ia
uuary. At that annual meeting, among other
things to be done, the Medals aud Diplomas award
I'd at the Sixth Aouual Exhibition at Richmond
will be delivered to the successful competitors,
or their agents. The Society will then receive
aad consider propositions from different cities,
desiring to be selected the place of holding the
next Annual Exhibition.
The Society, at its meeting on the Sd, adopted
the following resolutions:
Res7Iva6 That tie thanks Of the Government of
the United States Agricultural Society be presented
10 Col Charles Dmnosk Of hichmond. Chief Mar
shall and General uperintendept, tor his services.
his urtesy, and his endeav To promote the sue
cess o; sixth An ual hibition
Resolved That tie thanks Cf the government oil
thu United states Agricultural 80 rety BE- pres D Z
ed TO the Hons aeb Gushing. W klves. ana W ii
Macfarisf,d for the addresses delivered by them at
tho 81 xll Annual Exhibition and that copies CT the
game DO reQue> ted for publication in the volume O.
Transact ns -
4, solved, That the hanks of the Governme' OF
the Unit states Agricultural society be pres II
r,otch the Richmond Enquirer, and the RtchDomt
Hh,u for their sslaab.s Aid iE promoting the suc.
Gems ut the Exhibition. aud to al otfer eoitof5 Hlo
reporters who have given il publicity
ResoIr ~ Thai the thanks 81 the executive Com
rnitts4 he rresebted to Mr. ! ballard OF the &
change Bofe for his attention and ljberaiity durug
their stay in Richmond. and his exertions to pro
mote their Comfort.
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uAau.


Al the residence of his father. Rev 8 Chase. In
the city OF iletroit. Mich. HENRY caAsE. Esq.
ased IL years.
pteyea upon him for many long aud
weary months ere the silver cord was .oosed. pro
uucins great enaciaion hna sIffsiina
lie VA born August It'll, 1876. Ia Ouondasa coun
ty. New ora. aud at tns aga OF ten years. euiiSta
tel with .is to tie theu new ana wiuer ness
State y: Michigan, eaduiins ~ Common win otnst
early settlers gne priyaileB Of q new country -
EeGe his aary youth was epent, With the exception
OF Two years in New YORK, in Consequence oI the
uealh II u beloved E,other Naturally studi9us, he
Avaiied hinse of every Ma ais of i4structED, ADD
having MT. d himself rsalis ~ has owe eHarts. hs
entered me University of Michigan. shefe u srad
bile al the University. he sustained himself matt.
l. By his own labor, With little assistance ironi
tn 81 na.r means Of his father
soon alter nus grau ttion, III compliance WITH an
invitation from hev. NJ ". bickiord hecommenesd
teat hing In tine city OF Richmond Here he cohtin-
usd two years, wh~n he returned to his adopted
sIate, and after enter The law cffice II Hon
Levi Bishop, where he completed his course OF law
reading much to the sat sfac'ion Ct lis :easher -
soou alter completing his course Il study, he was
elected a. a magistrate, and served his term with
DISTINGUISHED ability.
Eminentiy Arm and selfceliaDf, possessed OF an
acute int ileot and ear Judgment. together with
i. corrupiiDls integrity for him to know the right
va to follow 1t. regardless of con tQuences
lie early made prot s5ion OF religion. having
bee hopefully concerted and baptised by his f4ther
in the 18th year Of his age. He died prot ssnQ an
mistaken confidence In his kedecmer. leaving a
large circle Of attached fieEds 10 mourn his early
death.
Yesterday morning, at o'clock, Mr.. nAVIp BAR
CLAY q native uf q ayrshire, north Britain born
ilth of May, iTss. He wss 70 years, months and
da,s old. and q resiGent OF Richmond for more
than SO years. :,
His friends and Acquaintance and those OF Dr j.
Wallace and g r. pe,ke. are requested TO attnnc
tis fun raj from the First Presby t. ran church. ODE
Moore's this day. at half past O'Clock.
S. alexandria papers please copy.
At the residence Of his aunt Mrs Dri ,kn At ths
corner If 18th and Cary streets. PATRICK bu NJ
INGHAM, aged Is years. a native Of the county
Uis funeral will take place a. o'clock in the ar
te:ncon His friends and acquaintance are 1nvised
to attend bis fune al
In this city: on the morning Of the leth instant
Pc er Beverly. of Alexandria.
The friends and acaua'ntaDces of the family are
reanestsd 10 attend her fauera this morning, at ~
o CLOCK. from S.. Peters Cathedral.
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10 WEo WANTS A PREsEST?-0r rather, who
does not want one' The Gift book Store, at No. VI
Main street, Is still ope and rapidly disposng OF
both Books and Presents: and l. is not strange that
they do 30 brirk business, for there you buy
Book land they have all kinds,) at the usual retail
price. and get with it elegant Present, worth in
many cases ten times the AMOUNT paid for the
Book. noi6-5s
Is ANOTHER FEAT OF LOLA MoNTEz The charm
ing cratic Lola got csyery over the opposition to
her lecture in Now York In behalf of the Rev. Ralph
Hoyt's church. Notwithstanding the prudish por-
ti1n of the religious community were bitter in their
denuDciaton Of it, she went TO work, and had print
ed large number Of handhis, similar to those got
ten up at tie DISPATCH JOB OFFICE. and as natural
consequence, the house was full to oVeEfowing-
Printers ink, When Iudiciousiy used. must prevail
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Ltbersi PRINCIPLES IN England.

Mr.. John Bright Las lately m ade "a effort 10
push the American principle OF Uo,yersal SUI.
frags, and che s.efer ba;ios, in Eagland. Tie
proposition, however, les not seem to meet with
much favor. Mr.. Bright ia called upon TO behold
the working Of universal saffesss Ia the great
American cities. The crimes and riots of B4lti.
more aud New York h~li up hesore ais eyes,
and before those Of the Eagli.h paoale, as the
lssitsnsts fruits Of the doctrines wa,ch be advo,
Gates. The Manchester Guardian sass IL would
not Oondescend 10 discuss such absurdities were
they advanced b. less valuable and iadustr ious
public servant than Mr.. Bright. 1t points to toe
Hoass OF Representatives, TO Baltimore aad New
York. - evidence OF VIVA. might hs ezasssed In
Engiand II Ar. 6riGhts idea on this suttees
should prevail Such il the damaging effact which
the abuses Of our Institutions, by cue own people
In the large cities, are producing abroad, aud pos
sibly aa homo. In Europe the caaias of dsspotism
ars rivstsd: 10 England deeper conviction 10 pro.
dacsd OF the nscsssisy Of strong checks upon pop.
uisr power, ana 10 America thousands are begsu
ming 70 be alarmed for the safely II our rcpue!i.
can expertMept,
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m. n.c.nt rasr.


The correspond Mt of the PRsshnfs ss
Agricuisurts,, makes jnst notice oil tue -
Fair At this place, under the ausplees Oh 'se ~"
ginia Central ard the q 3. Agricultural. sosse''s'
He compliments the officers for their eme'epss
With regard to the exhibitors and the siecsa'o's
the Agriculturiat Gays:
The exhibitors xere moetly gentlemen o. inter
ligcnce aud thtoushy conversant with tNe con.
stFuction OF the machines they exhtbsted. - We"
A. the speed, strepsth or ped,sree Of the ssoek-
The spectators we're mostly petsons ~ha sis'so
the exhibition, not from mere Idle curiosity oo.
{. make examination aud enquiry ~ to wha.
article or animal WIS the best. Numerous safes
we're made from the die -rsat entries, aud we ieei
sure IN this respect the exhibition just ciosea pas
brought more buyers aud sellers together tnan
any We have ever attended We oo'iese
that feeling has been aroused, aud tp,'it o'
rivalry created, that 10 destined 10 sdssacs ."s
interests OF this great nation In the scaet ces
Mechanics Arts, - we'll a. the Agricultural aao
Stock int, esss.
The "Monthiy Bulletin Of the United States Az
ricuitursi Society" for November, says OF Tbs
Pair; Taking everything into consideration, Il
may be said that the Sixth Annual Exhibition
was success, and TO many respects 1t was de
cided improvement UPON any of it's predecessors