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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
1855. Season Arrangement. 1855.

1855. Season Affar cement. 1S5S.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
For Providence, Rocheport, Boonville, Arrow,
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge, Brunswick '2'o
and Miami. p --t -4isf
The hight draught steamer della
- - WARE, WM. McMURrRY, Master,
Will make regular weekly trips to above and in.
teruediate points, commencing on the opening Of
navigation in the Spring, and continuing during
the boating season.. The Delaware has been res
Gently locked and repaired, and is now in COM
plete order. A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited. --.--zl =
For freight, passage, information, &C., &C., ap-
ply to THEo. BARrHoLow, Agent,
Feb. %, 1S5S-s'n Glasgow.
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COFFEE-rhe improved feeling in the Coffee market
noticed yesterday continues to-day and fair sales have
been made at full rates We by brokers
bags fair to good Rio at 104 d10a and 100 bags
lected do at 10 cts We quote prime and choice Rio
FLOuR-The market continues quiet with much firm
ness manifested the part holders There sales
On onnge OF ZOO bbls Howard street super at S450-
Ohio Super may be quoted "a So and City Mills do at
$437E cash There is but little demand for Extra Flour
me quotations are the however last viz
Ohio So, Howard Street So 25 and City Mills S5
Rye Flour is steady So IS and Corn Meal Baltimore
ground, at 1920
GRAiN-The offerings of Grain day were much lar
the There sales of 100 bushels white Wheat
at l20l25 cts for prime and choice and 900 bushels at
l07Gl1S cts for fair good OF red 600 bushels at lO4
LOG cts The offerings of Wheat $500 bushels Corn
irmer-Saes of 800 bushels white 52G56 cts for
inferior to good, principally at 5556 cts and 900 bush
els yellow 5356 cts for inferior good principally at
$1,000 cts The receipts of corn about 900 bush
at 70 cts The receipts of Oats were ieb
1000 bushels offered all sold at 80 cts for Virginia and "a
cts. for Maryland and Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES.-The market was quiet TODAY and WA
have transactions New Orleans is steady how
ever, at 31d33 CTS for fair prime New crop Cuba
cayed 22G23 cts Muscovado AG25 cts and new crop
Porto Rico 26 d2s cts. Of
PROVISI0NS.-The market was quiet today with ves
terdays prices firmly maintained There were sales Of
10000 lbs Bulk Shoulders at cts and 1000 pieces Bulk
Hams at sH cts Bulk Meat is generally held at cts for
Shoulders s& cts. for Sides, and sxd9 cts for Hams
Shoulders and Sides at * and OK cts 500 Bacon
Hams at 10E cts. There sales to-day of Mess PORK
AT frne DO we quote at Sl3 Beef
at SIS for Baltimore Mess and Sl3 for No do We quote
Lard at 81 cts for Butchers and 10 cts for Western in
barrels and tierces Western Keg Lard cts sales Of
200 boxes Western English Dairy Cheese at 1OI cts
SEEDS.-The market to-day was very quiet There
considerable offered Change but not much sold
Small sales were made at S. Timothy Seed is nominal
at 50 50275 We note small sales of Faxseed at Il %
SUGARS.-There was more activity in Sugar to-day
We sales of 222 hhds Porto Rico cargo of
and so hhds do ex Frances Jane, all 6c for refining
We quote S5G6 for fair New Orleans So 5OG7
for good to prime do S25 for choice do scar 25 for
good to choice Porto Rico Sc 2675 for good Cuba and
S5.50d6 for refining grades do
WHlSKEY.-There sales to-day of $50 bbs CITY
and Country at q cts. Ohio is steady at q n cts
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a(onttarp anG Commercial 2eoiftu.

BALTIMORE, March 4, 1858
There pretty fair business done the Stock Board
this morning. The leading fancy, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad however, declined The shares of that Company
fell OF IN buyer co; Il regular way and y seller Co.
Northern Central sold at ls4 dS% buyer CO. and ISM buy
er co. Is regular way Baltimore 6's 1885 brought 90
Canton 24 buyer 10 and regular way and Is seller TO-
North Western Virginia ID mortgage bonds Co. Bank of
Baltimore 81 Baltimore and Ohio extra dividend orders 10
an advance of Springfield Mining Company shares OK
buyer 10
AT the New York LIST Board to day Canton advanced
but at the I'd Board receded s. Erie declined e. Illinois
Central Bonds2; Michigan Southern x Reading advanced
at LIST Board H. but at ID Board fell off N; New York
Central advanced T. Cleveland Toledo advanced at
Board X but at I'd Board declined 4 Cleveland and
Pttsburg sold 16H Cumberland Coal Co. at LIST Board
r. but I'd Board dropped to21%.
There Is an evident tendency towards lower figures in
the iaLcies but solid securities remain firm and we think
Will Improve There bonds sold at the Balti
more Board today. 1887 offered for MARYLAND 6,s
coupons There no change in the money market since
yesterday Second class paper still difficult to negoti
ae The shpm nts of specie to Europe for the present
seem to have reached low point Exchange on England
in New York has declined to for Southern bills
bank endorsed Bankers bills lO9@1o94 The Africa car,
red out but $4,000 in specie We anticipate great ease
IN the money market for time but capitalists are
more 'nah usually cautious in letting their means
SALES AT THE RATTINopr crocu no.oD
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VI 4 r Z | ED

On the "a instant, by Rev. NJ. Goheen THOMAS LEW
IN, of Baltimore county to Miss ELIZABETH j. FEE of
this city. '
On the 2Sth ultimo, by Rev Mr.. Crever STEPHEN
COLE, of Baltimore county to MARY JANE HOLLAND
Of this city.
On the 28th ultmo by Rev. Mr.. Censor J. R. CHRON-
lister to Miss MARY E. COCLSON, all of this CITY
On the evening of the 25th ut by Rev G Brandau
GEORGE KESELING to Miss MARY LAWTON both Of
this city.
On Thursday, 18th ultimo, by Rev. Mr. Smith THOMAS
AMOS to Miss MARY J. SLADE all of Hartford county
Nd. ''
On Tuesday I'd ultimo, by Rev. DR. Roberts EDWARD
W. BROWN TO Miss ALMIRA PERKINS, all of this
city.
In Philadelphia, the I'd instant by Rev R. Newton
SAMUEL NJ. TUBMAN, of Howard county, Nd, to Miss
AGNES r, eldest daughter of James Rees Esq of the
former city.
In Hartford county, the 18th ultimo, by Rev Mr.
Quinn, SAMUEL j. RICKETTS,, of Hartford county to
Miss BALINDA BOWEN, of Baltimore county
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ID | E d

In Englishtown, New Jersey the ID instant HARRY
THOMAS youngest child of H. Louisa and the late Henry
c Morgan, aged years and days
In Washington, Tuesday evening CAPTAIN JOSEPH r
TATE, in the 10th year of his age
On the Sd instant HENRY WALTER in the SD year of
ms age native OF Germany but for the last 81 years
resident of Baltimore.
On the morning of the Sd instant, LAURA VIRGINIA
aged years and months daughter the late Samuel
and Harriet Boyd.
On Tuesday morning, ID instant FREDERICK MACK.
ENHIMER, aged 81 years
On the Sd instant, LOUISA aged years months and
Is days second daughter James and Elizabeth Kirk
On the Sd instant, JOHN WESLEY, aged years
months and II days only of Joseph and Mary Rebec
ca higgins.
On the I'd instant JOHN MARTIN, of .ames in the
7+th year of his age.
On Tuesday, ID instant ABRAHAM SCOTT son of Ed
win and Eleanor B Scott
On the morning of the Goth ultimo, EDWARD HEUsER
sged 80 years, only brother of DR.. c. F. Heuser
In Hartford county, Md on the 10th ultimo Mrs RA
CHEL HEMLlNG in the Goth year of her age widow of
the late Jacob Heming.
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Reported for the Daily Exchange.

TowsoNTowN, March 4, 1853
CRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CoUYTY-Belore
Hon. Judge Price.-R. J. Cuttings, ESQ.,, prosecu-
ting for the State. The following business occupied
the attention OF the court to-day:
The case of John Murphy of the county indicted
for larceny, was fixed for trial Thursday, the
18th inst.
Israel Leon, indicted for bigamy, not answering,
forfeited his recognizances
Sterrett u.s. Sterrett, and Harmony Building AS
ISOLATION u.s. Grupy, in equity, fixed for argument
on Saturday, the Goth.
State Us. William Devries, indicted for a common
assault on Zachariah E. Ewing, by striking him in
the face with his fists. Tried before the court and
found guilty. Fined $40 and costs.
On motion of o. P. Hack, ESQ.,, Robert A. Nc
Allister, Esq, admitted an attorney in this
Court.
State John alias Yankee Curlett alias John
Brown indicted for the larceny of one cloth coat,
one pair of black cashmere pantaoons, and one sill
watch valued at $40, the property of Thomas
Budd NOW confined in the Pententiary) alleged to
have been taken the sd day of June last. Cur
lett was tried for this offence at the last term of this
Court, but the jury failed to agree, and he was
placed at the bar this morning for a second trial.
The defence was conducted by Messrs. W. c. N. and
s. s. Carr. Guilty.
State Us. John Hughes, indicted for larceny was
continued. Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1858.
The current prices for the all the markets are
follows
BEEF CATTLE.
First quality. S1 00Gll5O Common 90 a. so
Ordinary. 000(o105O Inferior. OOdS so
cows AND CALVES
First quality. 6000G650 90 Common $40 GOA As 90
Ordinary so 0O155O0 Inferior 25 90 35 90
VEAL CALVES.
Extra quality, h. 64 arc Other qualities do acc
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
First quality SIS oo4s7 co. Other qualities So OOGs4 so
FOR SWINE.
First quality. 5&d5Hc. Other qualities 5%tG5%c
CATTLE
There another light supply of beef at the
Washington drove yard, and in consequence prices ad-
vanced fully half cent and in instances tina ad
vance paid far exceeded that. There lot of Tex
cattle sale and another from Michigan both of which
were looking WELL and met with ready sale at the ad-
vanced rates short supply anticipated and gen
eral rush made for Bergen Hill, Monday where
about 500 head changed hands mainly speculation
The total number ofelsl at Allet MS for the week
was Sl3 head few of which sold Tuesday The
sale well attended and the weather was Just the right
kind to cause butchers 10 take hold sharply which was
the case to-day there having been brisk demand from
the opening. We understand that quite number of cat
tie which route for Boston brought up on the
road and sent to this market, in anticipation of short
supply The receipts chiefly from Illinois Ohio and
this State. Indiana in los head this week all of
which were very fair and met with ready sale The gene
raj selling price about 0kc and the range was from
S%c to llEc, with few extras at rife above those
figures.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

THURSDAY, March 4, 1858.
Hooper Bevans John A. Fowler. Decree
for the ibellants for the of $685. with inter
est and costs from the 4th March, 1858.
Andrew Flanagan and others James F. Pen
dergast Decree for the libellants in the sum of
S7S6.60, with interest and costs.
Moses Sanders rs. Ennas Hubbard. Decree for
the libelants for the sum of S39782, with interest
and costs.
Moses Saunders u.s. John Nichols. Decree for IL
bellants for the Of S12S with interest and
costs.
John n. Mullen, Philip H. Mullen Us. Joseph W.
Mitchell Decree for the libellants in the sum of
S4lS.33 with interest and costs
The United States Us. Charles R. Alvey, William
Frisbey and Charles r. Kruger. Witness for the
United States against Samuel R. Keene. The wit
nesses being called made default. Recognizances
forfeited.
COURT OF APHEALS.-DEcEMBER TERM 1857.
ANNAPOLIS, March A, 1858.
No. 27. Especial Docket) John H. Sansbury
g. Charles 5. Middleton. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county Bartol ]. de-
livered the opinion of this Court Judgment af-
hrmed.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
CATTLE MARKET
.ALTIMOR1

c,rr BALTIMORE March4 1858.
d. 80 The number of Beef Cattle at the scales to-
btbes aout 200 OF this number 400 were taken by CITY
ana averaging 81 rs gross those at the onsJs se
on ast me quality These sales show slight decline
Gs;-.Hogs are scarce and in demand pu.
nom g. 30 to IS per 100 lbs nett Friees range
have declined was good supply of Sheep Prices
brlns e. snes. since last market day Good sheer 49,
ss754 so per 100 lbs gross and inferior Qualities
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET-MARcH l.
SPERM-There has been steady demand through the
week for Sperm and sales have reached 800 bbls for
manufacturing at 81 IS per gallon parcel of about
so bills very handsome brought 81 .25x per gallon The
tons. ~ a
WHALES in moderate demand and we notice sales of
1850 bbls for manufacturing cts per galona price
which holders generally will not sell at
WHALEB0NE.-We hear of no transactions in Bone in
this market
The Import of Sperm Oil into the United States for the
week ending March l, was $50 bbls
B0tS. Up B6tS. WI. ID. BonS
Previously ..........2,4S2 6,52s 4l6 600
From Jan. to date. .2632 652s 446 400
Same time last yesr.4,S72 9l35 81 266
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ID HODES'
~ SUPER PHOSPATE OF LIME
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DIR JAMES HIGGINS

Az ,s,,-,-,, SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DR. JAMES HIGGINS,
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYZED BY DRS. JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BlCKELL AND FULLY WARRANTED
In introducing this HIGHLY AUTHENTIrA TED
FERTILIZER to the agcuturist of the United States
for the year 1855 We forbear any heightened remarks as
ther intelligence is already informed of the value of
BONES TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACfD nro Suc ",
the Dl,phospate OF lime, and yielding SOLURLE PHOS
ment of plants h"'ii-
AS many preparations offered to the public STYLED
super fhosrae, we have for our own and the nrotec
9 me agrGu1eIa community, surrendered up to Drs
aggIns and BcSa the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME and co., t It
asred ior sale is regularly analysed by them and reported
10 the pubic which we conceive will be proner canton
to the agricultural community protect them from inv
sition in the many spurious articles now offered in tb
market. ~ ieu III 'he
PAMPHLETS containing detailed account will be fur
hished on application or forwarded per mail
Packed in barrels and bags
Price S45 per ton of 1000 lbs
800 S e B. NJ. RHODES & CO.
Pratt D.i..
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LNDWIN AKERS
~ HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
EASTERN MARKETS,
Is now daily receiving lots of
DESIRABLE GOODS
Purchased at the late large
UCTION SALES,
As well as large assortment Of
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS
OF recent importation among which are forty cases most
choice styles Hoye three five quarter purple and fancy
prints to which he would most respectfully invite the at
tentiOn of the trade.
EDWIN AkERS,
RJOBBER AND RETAILER OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
100, 13S LEXINGTON ST,
leZZu Baltimore
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lished at Towsontown is offered the men of
Baltimore advertising medium. 1t has been pub
lished by its present proprietor eight years. and
menced its ninth with largely increased circulation Ad
dress e f. CHURCH
mr12t. Towsontown
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
NHE UNDERSIGNED havino n,Irob ooo.

l. the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the sale Of
FAIR RANKS SCALES
IN the southern States respectfully invite the attention
he business world to the superiority of these Scales
every other description of weighing machines in usa S
bearings are broad Knife edges placed on polished stey @
faces SO dressed and eveed that the knife edge beGyno
resi- eqtdny throughout their whole lenot6 and in e,
rangement and aUear WI '''"e'cy 10 ae-
These scales have been subjected to the sEyEREsT
TESTS on all the principal Railroads in the Unitd So
and England, and in every branch of business tb es
the world and their uniform accuracy and great dnb
" have gained for them the reputation of bs; TIJr
STANDARD FROM WHICH THERE Can M NE HG
APPEAL At the Worlds Fair in New Yort rd De ~; NJ
four Exhibitions of the Maryland Inst;tnt anu le last
ceived the FIRST PREMIUMS S''1 uiey nave re-
In the case of Reese the Court of Common
declared in open Court that FairbGnL,s co. Juuge
cogsrm%e Stgdard and TIER accuracy having See DE DE
in their dror" We are prepared to fiji orders &c aecaea
Portable Dormant Hay, Coal, Railroad Canal &a
SCALES, at manufacturers prices oaiiai' &c,
.oo.s j. A. WESTON & Co
Al South Charles street
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GOLD PENS.

4 NOLD PENS.
- Having been appointed igents for the sale OF To
Lhh CELEBRATED GOLD PENS, We keep constantly
on hand large assortment various sizes Pens
are all warranted for six months. LUCAS BROTHERS.
fe26- 2aw6w No I7O Baltimore sweet
wake NOTICE. ust received from
Il London very choice asso rtment of WRISTBANDS
suitable for the Library, Office Store; CEDAR TRAYS
I'm ELofE BONES. of Oak and. Leather, very useful
article for the different sizes Envelopes TOURISTS
CASES. very handsome and SUI eror article altogether
new and well adapted for Holiday presents Of our own
ureet importation JAMES S WATERS,
ie@@-u' pa Baltimore street
VIE WAVERLY NOVELS.-In greater
variety and completeness oedtons and style than eyer
before offered in the cythe beautiful As volume edition
known as Sir Walters favorite, the splendid Abbotsfo
edition. with its hundreds of illustrations The twenty-five
volume Library Edition, volume edition of the
complete works. and several editions all in exquisite
London bindings, together with the several American edi
tons for sale by JAMES s WATERS
leZZ-f No. pa Baltimore street
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|. M. SINGER s.. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES

EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING
oo ihEhN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
70 40 eiergymen of all denominations and sernr
socieues attached to Churches we offer our Familr Ne
chine at hafpriee iiy ma
,.o,.. W. E. Frederick,
- Agent
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AOases d., fur SaIe ann 1fnt
"KENT ISLAND" LAND FOR SALE
VATITARI T. FARM

"KENT ISLAND" LAND FOR SALE
A VALUABLE FARM.
IA As Agent for George W. Tucker ESQ. will coll -
exchange part good PROPERTY Se Fs se or
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACREs
of highly improved land, and known the Steamboat
Landing Farm
This land produces large crops of Wheat and Corn with
out the of Guano other fertilizers is
healthy and the improvements good within two hours
of Baltimore, from which steamers ordinarily nv
every other day Possession given at once if desira1 S
For terms and further information apply to ' W.
w. }. GIBSON, Agent
Centrevile Md
or to JAMES BOYD
fe226t No 70 st. Paul St. Baltimore
NOR SALE.-SiX and a half acres on
Franklin and OREGON streets for s15 noo On - "
Gay John, Hoffman and streets for $40 OOO 1o 49,
quarter mile from the city limits on the IIarnrl rooJ
45 600 $4,000 Of Land West Baltimore Fayette
Mount Fulton Monroe and other streets at half tba r.
leasing prices; 200 in Baltimore Comfy that vii
pay per cent the investment $50 OOO Is
mile from the city, near Charles street. handsome mnro
ments $50 00o AS in Baltimore county with fine
improvements $50 900 206 acres five mesbevopd Tosn
6o3 acres at Cockeysyle Depot in to suit
will be sold in one tract for 900 $50 acres in Carroll
county with splendid improvements including stock
sils &C. 10000 13 acres and half mile from the civ
limits 2ooO OTO acres near Perrymansville Depot s3
OOO and the Depot, 40 acres for 500 India
Plantation 900 acres 800 acres in high state of
cultivation only 40 00O Also quite a large 1,nI s
FARMS in a dozen different counties of Virginia from
81 900 to S25 600 Also large quantities of UNIMPRoVEn
LANDS from 80 cts; to 50 per acre. Farms in different
and stocks in many taken in exchange HOTISES ~
all prices. GROUND RENTS, small and large Noo
loaned on Mortgage, in sums 81 600 Ap1lv to
fe22-ff JAMES BOYD 26 St Paul street
EOR Warehouse No. Is Cheap
IL side. Possession given Immediately Apply to
feast No Is p Cbeanside
ENOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very eli
II gble BUILDING LOTS Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets. For terms &c inouire Of
no office of the DAILY EXCHANGE feo6tf
OFFICE FOR RENT.-OFFICE NO d
" COUNSELL0R'S HALL, Lexington street Applv
to R. D. BURNS, ESQ.,, next door, No s. r'
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY

P. L. PERKINS
METROPOLITAN GALLERY
No. go BALTIMORE STREET OPpos1Tp ~
A Ii THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF
Athe art successfully carried on at this estabio.
and no humbug used to cheat deceive the nubc W.
rs new invention of producing Life Sze Pictures fn
small daguerreotypes on CANVAS is the admiration ~ m
who see them Mr. Kerkhoven, the Great French arts
has been retained for cooring his beautiful st ~
above gems The public will please call and see fe95
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GAS CONSUMING STOVE.
Inc Des1dera umof the Age.

GAS CONSUMING STOVE
ne pc 81 d er tum of Age.
DETERMINED and continued exneument
- mas we are pleased to say, resulted in triumph and we
u invite our customers and the public to examine at
store the acme of perfection as coal burning stove
LOT public business, stores Offices &c
II Is so constructed that requisite quantity of oxygen
Is thrown over the surface of the repo this inercep
te gss (which in other stoves goes up the draft AID
phe quite onethrd of the consumption o
IL saved besides the acquiring of greater of heat
in the burning of the gases.
These Stoves require filling but Or twice day and
steady hire may be kept in them months They radi
ate such an even Temperature require little attention
are so easily regulated and much fuel that thew
must speedily become in very general We have them
in at store, where should be pleased TO show
he operation References be given Of parties now
having them in use "
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON.
Maryland Store, and Paua'5iag House.
fee 2mos. No, p LIGHT STREET
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFAcTUR1EG Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others
Send for the Company Circular
Office and Sdles-room
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building
fe22-tf W MERRILL, Agent.
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S15 SEWING MACHINE,
JOHNSON'S PATENT 500 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE.
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability of work all kinds
of materials The labor of hours becomes the pastme
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by kept in complete
running order the first year. free of charge the purcha
Salesroom, No go BALTIMORE ST.
L. y. CHASE, Agent.
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Net Profits. ......,..,...,,
s1,73o,794.16

The Board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
ldend OF Interest to LIST November 1857 be declared of
SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip of the Comnon
payable on the I'd of November next P''
Ihat a dividend of TWELVE PER CENT in Scrip to
the dealers of the Company their Terminated Premiums
OF the past year be issued and after the LIST of January
next that the remaining portion the Unreeemed Scrn
1851 be paid in Cash. after the of January next ana
that S7s2l9 be added to the former RESERVED CAPITA
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWEIyE HIN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS " "
BY order of the Board
JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretarys
c. OLIVER 0'DONNEIL
.ooo Agent in Baltimore
i--'"@4A 81 Exchange Place