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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Stallworth, Stephens, Stevenson, Stew
art. Md.; Talbot, Taylor, N. Y Taylor,
La Trippe, Underwood. Ward, Warren,
Watkins. White. Whitley, Winslow,
Woodson, Wortendyks. Wright, Ga;
Wright, Tenn; Zollicoffer--llI.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

EY It is stated that on Saturday. the
9th Of January. the doors Of the English
Ecclesiastical Courts throughout the
Kingdom closed, to open no more. after
having existed for more than 800 years
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
A Good Dodge.

The New York 7ribunein speaking Of
the fight between Messrs. Keitt and
Grow, says, the lodges under the dueling
code are inuumerable, and as ingenious
as they are numerous. If Keitt was
struck the rule would seem to be that he
must do something to avenge his wound
ed honor. Keitt, therefore says he has
no knowledge that he was hit. Let US
believe him, and believe that Mr.. Grow
put him in a state of oblivion in tho short
est possible space Of time. This relieves
keitt's honor; and is doubtless conform
able to the main facts IN the case. The
blow which leveled him Keilt has to ad.
NIT was so well directed and SO powerful
that profound unconsciousness seized him
on the instant. Keitt's position in the case
reminds us Of the Western pugilist, who,
in an encounter with an antagonist, re-
ceiyed such settler that he was landed
under distant fence, and remained
insensible for half an hour. He at atlength
awoke, and rising up on end. rubbed
his eyes and asked his sympathizing
friends around: Pc" Did the lightning
strike anywhere else ?' el} sHi a 2A'.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
TEA DRINKERS,

After using that sold at the old Wigwam by
WIN, B. HITCHCOCK. usually smack their
lips and cry for more. The reason is that his
TEAS. &c, are Of the. best qualities, andsuch
as the Gods use for a beverage. t.....y, i..4,,it
Feb -lS, 1873.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
Congress.

~ 70 congress.
There has been but little doing in the
National Legislature during the pas,
week. The members generally, are ta
king time to breathe after the fierce and
desperate struggle in which they were en-
gagged few days ago--this is only pre-.
paratory, however, to still mere desper.
ate fight which must inevitably come ere
long. James Buchanan has said that be
will compel Congress to adopt Calho UNI s
bantling within thirty days, or 6urst-so
that one Of two things mus; soon take
place; the Lecompton fraud will be en-
dorsed in direct opposition 10 the express
ed will Of large majority Of the citizens,
not only Of Kansas, but of The whole
country, or James will burst. We don't
wish the old gentleman any harm, but
we hope he will be compelled to explode.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

The QUESTION SrArEp.--Mr. Harris,
the member " Congress. from Illinois,
who led off in the late defeat Of The Bu-
chanan administration, in a letter written
10 The recent National Hall meeting, very
truly remarks: M
The struggle 10 which we are enga-
gcd has a more extensive application
than the Territory Of Kansas, The
principles for which we contend are to be
applied in all places, and through all
time. It is not in any sense strife
between the, North and South between
African slavery and It's enemies, although
the array of, parties in Congress would
at first view, seem TO Indicate. II is a
question which involves tile whoie doctrine
Of popular libeny--the liberty Of wlifs
men. Inthat sense alone ami engaged
int."e' tiss,& soarJ 5a, ~ sWsisi%
This is a fair statement Of the ques-
ton, and we are glad that it emanates
from an individual who rendered himself
conspicuous in the support of Buchanan
and Breckenridge, at the last Presiden.
tial election. faat4 h4e r5.et.- ti3Jy1e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

EE The Louisville Democrat says Of
the triumph Of Harris resolution in the
house 'id2i'iwi sIITag s4ii ei seirrr seiM
This ends the Lecompton dodge in the
House. Il llget weaker daily Those
who voted for The examination don't in
tend to sustain the. Lecompton constitu.
ton. They intend to prepare the artillc-
ry to kill it, and they will do efFectually.
By the time the whole thing is exposed.
it will have no friends The Lecompton-
ties, in claiming a majority Of twenty one
a the House, counted their chickens te-
fore they were Matched. syal s,a8 ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

We find the following paragraph in the
American Republican, published at
Taunton, Mass. The editor states that
the communications from one Of the old
est and most respected physicians Of that
town. a...s .,,..-.
Mr. EDtroR: st falls to my lot to give
Information Of remarkable occurrence
that has happened at our town farm.
A girl of ten years old was brought to
the Aims House few months since,
where she was placed under the care Of
our worthy Warden and his family to
await the fearful trial Of becoming moth T..
er. And that happy event occurred on
Monday, the first Of February. The
mother was born May "a, ls47. They
are both likely to do well. .,.-; Sd,
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. T.
ES- The correspondent Of the Rich
mond Enquirer writes from Washington
that the fate of the Lecompton conslitu-
ton is uncertain. Strict party discipline
may carry itthroush the Senate; but in
the House there is majority Of four
against its reception, under any and all
circumstances and yetitis said that Mr..
Buchanan has declared his determination
to putitthrough Congress in thirty days
or burst. These four votes may be had,
as there are a number of desirable exc:-
utive appointments ready to be given out,
butit will require nice party engineering.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18
From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANs. te0' up. m.
The Tennessee left Vera Cruz on the
7th INST. a, Oh ~ 4s .lsases. ts0 sria
On the morning Of the 2lst ult., Com
monfort having been abandoned by his
troops. left the city of Mexico, when the
Pronunciados entered the Palace and
named A Corsigode Notables as the head
of the Government, and Notables elected
Zeulaga as Provisional President Of Pue.
bla, Toluca, and other points within ra-
dius Of the city. He acknowledged the
Government which had been organized,
and nominated its Ministers. They,
however. up to the 9Th inst, had not a
single port, and were depending upon the
clergy for support. as -a
Juarazer, as President Of the Supreme
Court, is President Of the Republic under
the Constitution, and has called Congress
together at Guanjuato, the great point Of
union of the Liberals, while Parodide
Clado and Artenja Degalado at several
points are preparing to unite and march
against Mexico. ' .sts a 7 o.
Lazara holds Orizaba, and the Castle
Of Perote is in the hands Of the Liber-
ais.
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NOTICE.

NOIICEs
EREMINA P. MOE il hereby notified that
RUFUS MOE did on the 18th day of Februa.
ry, A. D. 1858, file his petition in the office Of
the clerk of the Court of common Pleas of
Wyandot County, Ohio. charging the said Ere-
nina P. Moe with willful absence Cor three
years. and asking that he may ue divorced from
the said Eremina T. Moe; which petition will
be for hearing at the next term OF said iCourt.
]. d. SEARS, Atty for Pet'n'r.
Feb. 18th, SO. y ys ST..
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CIGARs AT WHOLESALE AND RET ALL
Oand the best Tobacco in town. at ~ !
H. .sM s MAXWELL. 4 H0LTob
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-02-18

Don Juan Alvarez is said to have his
forces under arms in the State Of Guere-
ro.
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Bf SAML. III. GOVER
ff tteA LARGE AND VAIJrAp1p

fTI LARGE AND VALUABLE WARE
NHl.I HOUSE ON MCELDERRY'S WHARF an 80
- TlON.-Will be sold on MONDAY. NrI a. "a AUC.
one clock at the Auction Saesroom 10 South Cav az
all al the following described VERY VALUABLE PR0PEP'
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
euated on the east side of McElderrys wharf The ot
street. 7 W w iee' 'oa "lde
me Improvement consists of valuable reproof WARE
oI, lapout half way down the wharf) nearly new
1 January puit four stories high, with fine cellar
anu H ! on the widest part Of the dock and Rail
ck on the rear of the lot also excellent Hoist
foot. ~ 'i'Uii" leH' - per
ierms-4, and 10 months, with interest
Lombard streets, or 1'' o0'lei u ioH' "i"
jy21-eo&ds No 81 Si P lauf.,ol.cet.
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4ublit SaIes.
BY GIBSON d co,

<T1:s:1 TRUSTEES SALE.-Rv v;r,,,a 81 .
I Contract or Deed of Trust executed by and betva
certain Joel +. Council and the subscriber bear
ing uate the LIST day Of September, 1856 and recordl
among the Land records of Baltimore city in Lib.r p u
o 30 folio 2l7 &c. the subscriber Trustee will Of
Tr az PuDt sale the Exchange Salesrooms 10 Soutb
6ay street, on WEDNESDAY, August 18th, at / O'Clock
/. W., to the highest bidder - ''
Aih1 that LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND described
as follows Beginning for.the same Mt the north west
% ~ lexington and Schroeder streets fronting 81 feet on
es Iii street with depth of eighty eight feet inch
Inclusive OF three foot alley) on Schroeder street to
sis win the buildings and improvements thereon con
hang OF three THREE STORY BRICK BTUnINGS
fortahI mont of II feet each. Each house has com
a store any building The corner house is intended for
ject to meenlng the other two for dwellings Sub.
and fftv rent of two hundred and twelve dollars
third cents ON or seventy dollars eighty three and one
first day of mouse payable semiannually on the
separately. ~ 'uiy' Inc houses will be sold
interest ana rrLa cash; balance in four months with
Acting FEoliy W. W. GLENN,
's Executor of John Glenn, deceased
jy21 eo&ds GIBSON CO.,
Apcfi,
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Dnblit SaIts.
BY LENNON d. BROGDEY.
BUCIl ANAN'S WHApE
f1 DIT; F PdE1RREaMSnPPT1oRY SALE OF LEASE

1la;;;;;1 F Explanatory PTItORY SALE OF LEASE
| III r,oLD PROPERTY ON NORTH CATvFpT ON
! by virtue and in pursuance az ~. n CALN EXT ST.
neseto Dy clause or condition contae5 IN MN
more clly deceased, and the subscriber h, te OF ba
18TH day of November 1855 and recoI airing date the
Land Records of Baltimore city, in Iiber among the
ioIo L, &c, the subscriber will sell at nuii NO 9S,
EXchange Salesrooms No. 10 South Cav SHIe at the
WEDNESDAY, August 1lth, at l O'Clock + Nreet, on
count and risk of the estate of said Daniel Cooke r ac-
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND sitps.
upon the east side of Calvert street south of pIns
street fronting 80 feet Calvert street with denh ~
aOo rect more or less, to Davis street Subject to the
fifty dollars " WV iui'i Gu anu
The Improvements are large BRICK BUILDING for.
occupied by said Daniel Cooke carriage reposi.
Ierms-One- third cash. balance in and 10 montbs
WIN interest and approved security.
Acting Executor of John Glenn deceased.
jy21-ts HhNNoN bkoGDEN.
MALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
virtue OF the provisions of the Act of the General
OF Maryland passed at December 1926 cbanter
Ine subscriber the duly authorized attorney of
Tue LIZ EMAN CROSS, Executor of Henry H. QUICKER. de-
GeaSed VIII oier at public sale at the EXCHANGE Raodr,,
Room South Gay street, in the CITY of Ranoo ~ WIS
We "a the 4th day of August 1855 at one oclock
g. . Nh IN IIiAI PART OF A TRACT OF LAND called
hEK ARM and all that part of tract of IonJ
called called THE ADDITION TO ELEGES FARM > IvinG am in
PWET county, and containing ONE HUNDRED AND
" ES / ,FlN r ACRES AND ONE QUARTER OF AN
more or less which conveyed by wav of mort
gage to said Henry II. Ducker by Anon Ricbards ~
bearing date the Both day March, 1913 and recorded
III lhDer No 329 folio 2j9 &c-and on which tba saiJ
anon Richards resides This land los rear W.
ensporough, Baltimore county and has upon IL snfi
cient dwelling and out hou es F " " sum
Terms Of Sae:-One- third cash thn balance =, 81; - ,
twelve months, with interest from the dav Of sole a anu
'url'y satisfactory to the undersigned.
i.1o a.. attorney IN fact for Trueman Cross
J!Io-dWls Executor of Henry III Ductar
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Sllbtr daart, (SttutIrp, 1T.

=
~ EW PLATED GOODS
~ CANFIELD, BROTHER DC CO.,
A., 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
and TEA SETS, plated TRNs B4s x s'eq KETs
| ESpI, boats, Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS
ifoRks, LADIES, CASTORS &c, &c, and for sale at tn,
oot prices. APPS If
! EW PEARL JEWELLERY
| ~ C4NFIELD, BRO. Dc CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
II Have Just opened complete assortment of EARL
+ Il Y consisting of f'dl SETS Pins, Necklaces
Ear Drops, bracelets, &c. newest styles. mr31tf
rC; GARFIELD ". b. cANFIELD. j. u. MEREDITH,
CANFIELD, BROTHER s co,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
WATCHES, FINE JEwELRY, ,'-''' -
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
mr2e-tf Baltimore
STOWELL'S T-7 TT
~ NEW JEwELRY,
WATCH AND
SILVER WAKE HOUSE,
AT This ESTABLISHMENT, W. e-0''''
the purchaser always find NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market, consisting OF
(of his own make and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen
Patek Phillip,
Tobias and all other Makers.
JEW ELRY
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
S ILV Err Wa RE,
Of his own manufacture always hand and made to Or
per- at short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE
The largest and richest STOCK Baltimore being Soub
ern Agent for the sale of the Goods wholesale and re
tail of the
AMERICAN sHEFFEILER PLATE co
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERS PRICES and
warranted by the Co. to be the best GOODS in the market
A large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES. BrRNrps
FANCY ARTICLES CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA, &c
A. STOWELL, JR
,z2 II Proprietor, 1853 Baltimore st.
( NE o. w. w E b B.
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
~ II. corner Of baltimore and Charles streets
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
INE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Fl f FANCY ARTICLES
livery attention paid to the repair and manufacture
JeWeiry Fine watches repaired by experienced work
len. ,ur1o'tf
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SOMETHING NEW
AT NO. so BALTIMORE STREET.
n IEDDINc

SOMEIF1INN NEW
~
ATNO. so BALTIMORE STREET
o. HERRING,
Dealer in every variety of PAPER IIANGINGS, FLOOR
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH having laid in large as
sortment prepared to furnish Housekeepers with an
tce not to be surpassed in the city, prices that will
found to please.
NEW STYLE WINDOW SHADES
Just received, lot of BAILEY'S PATENT WINDOW
SHADES, which the public requested to call and
anime. This is simple and ingenious contrivance, by
which the rack at the sides is done away with and by
means of spring connected with the sockets it can
be made to roll up heavy or light at will.
PAPER-HANGING attended to with promptness and dis
patch both in the City and Country. .
o. HERRING,
;e71y (Old Stand \ No. so Baltimore street
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xT~s CAPE MAY BATHING
r.---r1zS--99z DRESSES-We have in store LARGE
assortment of LADIES' AND GENTS BATHING DRFSS
ES, sun and rain UMBRELLAS, PARASOIS and FANS
Also every variety of HARD RUBBER GOODS We name
in part-NAPKIN RINGS, TOILET and POCKET COWBS
FINGER RINGS, Drinking CUPS, POWDER FLASKS'
INK BOTTLES, SHAVING BOXES and RRTSiJFS
TOILET GLASSES, ROOLES besides other artices too
numerous to mention. wy
h. VI. PUNDERSON & CO.,
.os No. 209 Baltimore street.
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.s No. 209 Baltimore street,

OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL STREETS UP STAIRS.
NHlS COMPANY is furnishing the most
conk Nand only reliable Gas Machine for the use OF
Private Houses Churches Hotels and Public institutions
ever offered to the public -.
By their comparative small and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves to the at
tenton of residents of small towns and villages Thous
ands of certificates from parties using GU Machines
Apply at the office Of the Company as above by person
or by letter, N--om'
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DREAD! BREAD!
- CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
GEO. W. ARNOLD BAKER, corner of FAYETTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNEC-
TlON as Superintendent of the Mechanical Bakery
city, informs his friends and customers that he has fully
resumed his long established business at the OLD STAND
and will hereafter give his undivided personal supervision
to the baking of the very best bread from the best -four
Rye and Dyspepsia Bread, French and Albany Rolls
Cakes, Pies &C. &c; every morning and evening fresh
articles be had, He confidently hopes that former
quality of his Bread Rolls &C. will his present
exertions the increased support and patronage Of his
merous friends and long tried customers Fresh Malt
Yeast every day GEO. W. ARNOLD'S Bakery,
Corner of Fayette and Park streets,
jy1O d1y. Baltimore
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WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, N. D,
Professor of Chemistry, University of Md
Baltimore Feb. 26, 1885,

nUFFIELD'S SUPERIOR AMERICAN
- WESTP Fl ALA HAMS
We are now receiving the above celebrated Hams which
we offer to the trade believing them equal if not
superior, to anything in this market Those who want
choice Ham rely these We guarantee them to he
as represented. DUFALL & IGLEHART,
lbs Light street Wharf
ap15-tf Corner of Conways
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M p O II Il f. ID CIGARS
AND CHEWING TOBACCO
TIL OS. N. WEBB
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER IN
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
CORNER OF GARDEN AND MADISON STREETS BALTIMORE
heepS constantly on hand all the Choice Brands of I'm
ported Havana CIGARS and Superior CHEWING To-
BACCO, with Fancy Articles of the Trade mr1stf
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ganktrs alt0 &roktrs.

/ FE1OMAS w. HALL.
/ N STOCh AND ELL BROKER
- No 2FRANkLIN BUILDING, NORTH STREET
Bu!S ana sells on commission, the STOCKS and SECI-RJ
les oil TINS and other markets; Negotiates Notes
Loans, &C. &c. iy1i S,n
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9Ousts, it,, for SnIR ann 1fnt.

ff;i FOR SALE.-DWELLIN HOUSE
MiI AND LOT No 2l9 West Lombard street. opposyt.
Medical College. Lot 81 feet front and rear ito feet
9eep TO an alley house % by about ninety feet including
oh BUILDING, three stories high, with all modern fix
horses and tons hay. Property in fee. Apply to
.o J. CROSBY & SON
49, Is BOwlyS Wharf,
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jy7-2aw&d
IEWING MACHINES AT $50.

~ We would call the attention ofthose in want Of a su
peror SEWING MACHINE, to a article Just received
and which recommend with confidence. 1t is no
liable to get out Of order, and will do coarse and fin
work. Agents for Wheeler Wilson'S Sewing Machines
E. N. PUNDERSON & CO.,
my6-tf 200 Baltimore street naor CbarIns
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NOR SALE OR LEASE.-THE LOT
Il OF GROUND, n. W. corner Calhoun and McTIenrv
streets l57 feet McIIenry feet on Calhoun
street The improving character of section of the
city VIII recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make a desirable investment
Apply to GEORGE SLATER.
ap15tf In nor,,non.,,
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Oh FOR RENT.-The House No. I6I
E!.l WEST PRATT STREET, recently fitted up in
superior style, with fixtures complete as a restau-
rant and dwelling. Apply to
~ J. CROSBY & son,
Jc--u 1h BoMlY's Wharf
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Is guaranteed to make pure, sweet, healthy COFFEE
with oneourth less Berry than by any other process
Sizes from one quart to twenty. TRY 1T. For sale at
manufacturers prices, wholesale end retail, by
ALFRED H. REP,
At tho Housekeeper's Emporium,
my5f RaItimore straat
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Ggnsurantf Gulllpanits.

! NION MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
NEw FORK,
81, 100000.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL,
100000
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
B0SToN,
CAPITAL
$4,000.
Apply ''e''e VIII IN IN me aPS Spr oi1ees-
ie9Lao1n* No. Go Second street,
-,,TT Baltimore.
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE.
NV COMPANY OF BOSTON.
Wv THE MITUAL PRLNCLPLE
OAFlIAL, $780, 900.
SAMUEL WHEELER, sEc'Rr i:' 'hANA' PRESIDENT
sR WGP OF Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE IN
S on vessels Cargo Freight with the above
Second te mt please apply to WILLIAM SPEAR No 65
- Presnt Equitable Ins Co.
| DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
Insurance COMPANY OF PHI1AnFI pm, i1'-
Incorporated by the Legislature of PennsvIYai iees
NJ w., MARINE INSURANCE, -0'''
fAL fHl?fSI iyS 50 al PaTs of the World
On Goods by Rivers, Canals Lakes and land c,,,o, ..
all parts of the Union "
T., NJ, FIRE lNSURANCES
IN Merchandise generally. On Stores DvaI1ir, H.
ASSETS OF COMPANY, November, Cd 1897 800 7o
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
HENRY LYLBURN Secretary D' ''e resilient. |
The undersigned, having been duly appointed Aert 90
MS company, is prepared to receive applications for In
as ABOVE and instructed to give notice to all
eisos IN TINS city who desire place risks with said
Company, that their applications for Insurance mt Sa h
laoe at their agency in Baltimore 1'' 'e
ie21-tf iti,,'ini a. DIDlEk,
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OITNSUINE AND RAINY DAYS-I

~. JOSEPH ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SO West Fayette street, above Charles,
Practices in the courts OF BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE
ARTTnE and neighboring counties All matters apper
tanning to the profession promptly and carefully attended
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E'OR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very ell
a gible BU Hiding LOTS on Madison Avcnue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets For terms &c inonire AZ
the Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE mao
fE;;;I FOR SALE.-House No. 80 McCulIoh
a5:iI Street-a commodious and well built House. in
perfect repair and with every modern convenience
Apply TO GEORGE A. WILLIAMS,
Jeo-u No. 1il Hoffman Street
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