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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-07

Military Hall We noticed, as the procession passed
I'D MAN street. large and attractive psj0tiug re-
presenting the Goddess Of Liberty. on which was
painted Richmond Greys." The fiSnre was so
striking and so well executed that all who noticed
it spoke of it ia admiration.
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v0x POpULI.
ny FRANCIS SkYTH,

p@ FRANCIS SkYTH,
Formerly with Mr. III. A. Pearce,)
WATCHMAKER AND WELLsR,
West side 18th bt tween Main and Bank sts /.
Richmond. Va.
WATCHES and JEwELkY repaired 25 per cent.
cheaper than be done elsewhere In theeity.
E, craving in old English and Garman Text, ON
Seals, stamps. &c. ~ IT.
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TAssESG,R FRS PR srEAMsaIp JAMESTOWN. PaERI

Arrived. July 5th brig Wiliem, lie Weerd.
master Of Rotterdam, for Philadelphia in DALLAS, to
Chas Palmer.
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$1,000. H-
WANTS.

WTANTED-A situation 10 do house
w work and general service. by a lady Who
wishes good heme. Good reference given. Apply
at this office Jy 7-lts
WANTED-For the balance OF the
w year, or for three months, Colored WOMAN
without incumbraDce) to cook and wash for
sI all family in the upper part Of the city. Por
that can come well recommended and 70 Wiling TO
make herself useful. a liberal hire will be paid
Apply to THOs ) Baobf,
1t Under Ht. Charles II tel.
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Ia IF THERE EVER WAS A TIME when
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEss were required, 10 h the
present season, when young and old using all
kinds of vegetables regardless of the consequences
These Btters should be used daily to keep fl sud.
den attacks Of disease of the stomach but should
you he attacked with Cramp Choic, Dsrrhtna Che
era Morbus or any other disorder of the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Ri.tcrs
freely, and we will guarantee peri, CT cure.
These Bitters can be had Of all Druggists
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hIuaONp, JtSk nth, 1861
~To Dr. Nj kAHS:--DRAR San: feel
u duty owe TO yon, to state TO the public. the
tnceessIul removal OF tamor frcm the side Of my
neck. Of fifteen years standing, weighing upwards
Of thu pounds, without the Of knife. and Of
which am now we'll 1 wa exsmined bv several
eminent ply scians OF my county. who advised me
to have nothiag sons with il.
Yours &c MARY J. 0RUrBS
NJ Residence Heavier Dam. y an YER county, Va
So Da kAHS'S Office 10 the eerner o. ed aud
Main streets 10 i5-3ms
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~-PLArs STATEMENTS OF FAors..

DR.. HAMPTON. low aged So years. speaks. Hear him.
Are you sick! Beware of imitations Ask for
dampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counteTfeitlng.
medicine must have merit, and great merit too.
o stand the test of public opinion. No art of puft ng
can 2aivanze worthless article, SO TO keep it up
good medicine, If it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and OF.
tend its sales year after year, in spite of opposition
The people readily nd ont its virtues and the fame
OF them passes frcm mouth to mouth with more ra
ness testfying to the cure medicine has made for
aim, Is OF more service than any newspaper adVer.
Using.
In proof of what We say above we refer you to
Halapton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WIN. HI6a, No. 1876 Sosth Paca street Balti
more, cured of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mr.. EDWIN NJ. SpRANKLlN, No. q Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful of Scrofua of years
staining, lost number OF pieces Of BONE restored to
health.
MISS MARY SCo-IELD Teacher, No $50 Baltimore
streether case after years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House. snf.
ered from these complaints for Is months with bsty
and m nd severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
tons vegetable Tinctnre, after other things failed
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &C
Mr. II snry G. Winn had acough for years-gresi
weak 8, &c, had in all I'VE six physicians tried
ALT he medies but cured only by
HAaIPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
81 Delicate Ladies and Children viii please give
Sold bY PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond: BY
Peterst ass b. MORTIMER ao WI BALI u
mora and by D. ugg;sts and Shopkeepers everywhere
Brsl per bottle: six bottles for s.. DIDO
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NTANTED-For the balance OF
WAN E D--Immediately, smar

ironing and TO make herself generally useful. Eu
1uire at No. 2ls Main ST., CAFE Restaurant.
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~FRssH LEEoHHs.-I have lust re.
eeiyed, BY Adams Express. fresh lot Of Swedish
able terms
p. s.-Cupping and Iseeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and 3,
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill
my 2o-1 r. @. HOBSON
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WANTED TO purchase, first rate fe-
W male COOK. (back preferred.) from Is to -
years of age, without encumbrance.
iy 3-2W JDHN MApEN
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At abont half past six O'clock Yesterday oven.
ing, the Satiousl Guard assembled on the capitol
Square, aud being formed into line, was reviewed.
by rhe Governor and his aids; after which thcs
went through humber OF exercises dispIsy.
lag thar exquisite accuracy OF mosement,which hes
excited he uabounded admiration OF our citizens
The eyeiutioDs we're appGaoded by cheers and
cIsrpng Of hands by she delighted multitude pres
ent. fhe-r concluded, Col Duryee took A parting
OF hands with Gov. WIsg and others, both OH GERS
ard gentlemen preseD. The Col. called ont ntbe
cheers tor Virginia, wsich were given sith great
enthusiasm by the Lizards. LIT. Col. CARY COM
maoding the LIST Regiment, gave the tor IT,
c.procaiiug the compliment. and some dozen or
more OF very hearty cheers wers given by
tbe Richmond Volunteers, III st Justly backed by
lowed with cheers for Gov. WISE, which were
poured out at the top OF their voices ans lively
scshe added to by two national airs from the
band OF the 7th Regiment.
The order for uarch hing Was then given, aud the
New York regiment filed of, escorted by the First
Regiment: and took mp the line Of march for Rock.
etts, where they were TO embark tor home. As
they lett The Square, fire works we're let of from
near the Monument. 10 the route down
Main street. the Guard were cheered by those as
sembled on the side waits aud crowdpg the win
dows. They marched with the same steady quick
step that they had preserved during the mos aips
drill. The weather was highly favorable, but they
hsa had two days Of sharp exercise, aud their
bright aptearauce aud elastic step last evening"
showed that they have that Indispensable qaalli,
Of tue sald,sr-~capaoisy to bear fatigue
A. different points 10 the line OF march fire.
weeks VIE let IN
m srggi bazes Of these explosives and cum,
bust ates, tptnsing parpie iIGht on the troeps.
La a bsaa itul ant striking effect tn rfrtsi,.s
- tho wharf, cheer after cheer Was sent ap by the
kiebmahd miiites ! aud the spectators The Guard
staessksd on the "dien Cove" which was charter
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w subscriber wishes to
W hire fer three months. NURsR--one that
can come well recommended, none other need apply.
JACOB LEVY
jy It's IS Main street
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AZ tUh hLNI--Ine mousse at pres
III en- occupied b. Mr. o. unp, on Franklin street
-Ldabl- for the accommo,iat ion of moderate 5lZed
f,mIiy, with we'll of water aud kitchen IN tlte
gard. Possession can be lad In few days. For
terms, apply TO
70 LYME, Agent,
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WANTED.-We wish 10 purchase o
W good strong Canal Boat-of about 100 OF COO
barrels capacity.
jy Its s MoGRUDER's SONS
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80 STORE FOR RENT Or LEASE
S:5 The store on Maia street lately occupied T. 7
Miss Lyon. has been beautifully fitted up and divi
ded into two tenemsnts. for stores below and family
above. One tenement has been leased auj for a
good tenant, the other will be leased on the same
terms. Appy to
7-2RwlW JAS TH0MAS. ia
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<ss FOR kENT--The house occupied
All by Mrs. Burtou. franklin street, containing
Ave OF six rooms besides basement, with well o.
watei eHd good kitchen in the ard Rent 10 a good
tenant mod rate, and possession had in few days
FOR terms, &C, apply 10
RO Il LYME, Agent,
jy It's Office over A Bofeker's ID ug Store.
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WANTED--A good STAVE CUTTER,
W to whom steady work and good wages will be
given. Apply corner Byrd and lllh strets.
my h--st
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JUST OPENED-The greatest bargains
- of the age. Richly Embroidered Pocket Hand
kerchiets, only Is cents. Come and get one at
GEO JACOBS Cheap store,
10 Main street.
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WANTED IMMEDlATELY-A young
w man, or youth. in my store. One possessing
soma knowledge of the China and Earthenware
business. and OF unduestionei integrity.
WIN BUTLER,
LIZ h-3t ~ ni,in hfreeI
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JUST RECEIVED-A lot of nice fresh
- BUTTER; 10 pals refined LARD and a small
number OF first rate HAMS, small size for family
nee, at the Butter Depot, No 1ain street between
lTth and 18th SITS. BROOK PIEASANTs
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EUOND-les' eraa. q POCKET BOOK,
L containing some Money, Free Papers Letters
and other things. which the owner can get BY de-
scrbina the same. and paying charges.
~ LII
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-27

An indignant Englishman, writing from Mexico.
complains bitterly, through the columns of the
London Times, of the arbitrary exactions of the
ZULoAGA government-if that can be called a
government which is only recognized in the capt.
TAI and adjacent districts-and he appeals TO the
leauihg English journal for protection, believing
as he alleges, that 'such a subject, handled by
the Times, will force itself upon the attention
OF the British government, while the protest
land representations of the British Minister may
remain in the archives of the Foreign Office, I'M
needed and forgotten" In response to this
invitation to stir up the TTE BARNACLEs of the
Foreign Department, the Times enters upon his
tory of the present complication in Mexican affairs
commits the extraordinary blunder of making
ZULoAGA the Chief of the Constitutional party,
instead OF its declared opponent, and, utterly
oollvlous to the fact that Mexico has been cursed
Win constant succession of revolutions ever
since she declared her independence of Old Spain.
ascrbes the origin of the disoroanized condition of
that Republic TO the war with the UNITED STATES
IN accordance, therefore, with the doctrine laid
uo"h by HAINEMANN, that the same agent which
produces certain form OF disease is the appropri-
ate specific for that disease, the Times prescribes
annexation to the UNITED STATES as the most
ehectual remedy for chat mutual distrust and
anarchy, which has not only DESTROYED the poit-
ic'l government of Mexico, but civil society
i'Sen' We are told, that we have only to con-
'''''i,',''e The work we have already begun, and
arc e'' 10 Infer that the process of regeneratinr
tle lana OF MoNTEzUMA and CoRTEz would he
unoei our auspices, the easiest thing IMAGINABLE
Inc Manchester Guardian however is of tho
opinion 'it we are already doiuo sIour f,lI ehora
'of work IN retaining the world from onorcbv and
o'rplrls'h, ana That We have quite enouob unon
our hands just now, without hci,c, 3 -
obligation to increase the weight of ev;stin,. ro-
spOnSbtieS by undertaking the Administered, r.
Mexican affairs In this Cotton-and- 'omn,o.
view of the subject, disposed to coincide u
would, undoubtedly, he comparatively easy to,
to annex the Mexican confederacy to the Ux,r,r
STATES; but the difficulty would be in governing
it afterwards. Those portions Of the Republic
that we have already acquired, first by conquest,
and subsequently by purchase, were thinly popu-
lated when we entered upon possession; but we
could not expect to bring into conformity TO our
institutions the four millions of savage, or semi
clVlhzed Indians the two millions and half Of
Mulauoes, Mestizoes, and Zamboes, and the million
n''l OF Spanish Creoles, which, together,
n.-.,l,:s 'ne present population of the Mexican
- -, IN me same facility that we controlled
mivoar hrood. 80 Jr the tweny-nne thousand
l"neD'eeus Vi upper California. The social ord
sadly out of joint, and it is poss;h,o ihoeed De
Sptt1nO tn
accomplished in tine manner proposed by the De
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EASfoN, MD, Aug. Il, 1858.
On Monday last, seven negr0es-fvc men, a wo-
man and child, three belonging to NJ. T. Goldsbor-
ough, two to the estate of Col. Nicholas Goidsbor-
ough, and two to William Caulk, Esq.-were miss
ing. A reward of 81 200 was Immediately offered
and parties started in pursuit of the fugitives.
Tuesday morning the Maryland and Delaware
stage, from Delaware, brought down three of the
men, in charge of Il gentleman who was returning
to Easton, and who found them at Fenton Station.
asking to be restored to their masters One of the
men, and the woman and child, had been arrested
few hours before by Mr.. Stokes, the other man
having escaped. The whole party had gone up to
his house for water, when, suspectng them to be
tugitives, he attempted to arrest them, but being
unaided, only succeeded in Selling the three above
mentioned. The negroes were all armed with pis-
tolls The whole party, with the exception of the
man who Is still at large, and has doubtless escaped
into free State, in Jail here. They state
that, under pretence of being carried to a camp
meeting near here, they were decoycd into Della
ware by negro man in a carriage.
A camp-meeting Is now in progress at Broad
Creek Neck, at Bayside IN this county. One has
just closed at Longwoods. About fifty protested
conversion. The last night of the latter was dis
graced by scenes of unusual depravity. number
of lewd women from Baltimore were discovered
near the ground, and obliged to leave; and negro
man was arrested, whipped, and committed to Jail,
for selling liquor on the ground. Considerable ex-
citement was created amongst party, who were
inclined to support these violators of the rules of
the camp
Easton has been for some time lighted with gas
in the public buildings stores, and principal private
residences; and the Town Commissioners have now
determined to have the streets lighted in the same
way.
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A WARRIOR QUEEN KILLED IN INDIA

y.
An Indian letter in the London Times announces
the death of the Rance (Queen) of Jhansi at the
hands of the British before Gwalior Though but
70 years of age, she is said to have resembled the
great Russian Catherine in her administrative
powers and upon the death ofhe late ruler of Jhans
was ca led to the throne. The writer adds:
Not lacking either spirit ambition, she accept
ed the offer, and for time ruled well. But the
spark had touched. the tran-Bengal was in a
flame, and now or never was her time to regain
that independence from the British yoke her an
cester had lost. We know what her first steps
were-the blood of our fellow-creatures bears wit
ness to them; and though well meaning men have
endeavored to show, and | sincerely hope with
truth, that the atrocities attributed to her were
greatly overratcd, they still admit reluctantly,
that these poor creatures only cut to pieces
Hencetorth, of course, it was war to the knife
She became the very soul of the movement in those
parts. Her forts were strengthened, her men
gathered together in masses. stores laid in, and
every preparation made for siege or fight. For
herself, she dressed in male attire, for greater
venience in the saddle or the fight; was armed to
the teeth formed small but devoted body guard
OF picked horsemen, at the head of which she ap-
peared to be almost ubiquitous. Was there flag
ging of the necessary fervor?-she was on the spot
to rally and to rouse. Was there the voice of dis
affection heard?-she, by her presence, turned it to
shout of joy. Was there danger the rampant
wall, and men hung back in fear there, sword in
hand, she led the way and braved the fury of fiery
storm. Jhansi overwhelmed, she found her way
with her body-guard to Calpce. Here the same de-
termined will was seen, here the spirit shown
Beaten, but not conquered she rapidly followed the
clever move of Tantia Topec on the Gwalior PIE
vious to which, from the attack on Jhansi to the
fall Of Calpee, she had fought no less than six ac-
tionS against our forces, commanded by Sir Hugh
Rose i'll person. As before at Jhans she was al
ways first at Gwalior, and even at the last, fell
sword in hand when struck by shell from Smith
battery.
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NJ A X r | F. d

On the oath instant, St Vincent de Paus Church bv
K f Mr. Burns, OSCAR NJ. MARKS to HARRIET A.
HANSON. all of Baltimore.
On the 18th instant by Rev. 4. Schwartz P. J. HEEDE
TO Miss HEIIf NJ. GAMBLER, all of this city
On the 10Th instant, by Rev. Wesley Brown SANUET
HARDAY to Miss MARY ANN HARRIS, both of this
city. " " ~
ON Monday, 9th instant, by Rev Dr. Webster JOHN
GEMENG, of Pleasant View, Westmoreland county Vir-
gina, to Miss AMELIA SUMMERS BALLENGER of Bal
timore, Md.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 27. 1853.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
their Daily issue, the Proprietors of the Exchange
are now publishing Tri-weekly-or Country
edition. This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with full and reliable report of the markets
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
advertisements. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably in
advance. Subscriptions for shorter period will
be received at the same rate.
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NOTHING IS SO BECOMING to a man or Wo-

NOTHING Is so BECOMING TO a man or WO-
man soft luxurant head of hair 1t is the crowning
ornament of humanity. But alas how soon it is lost
and with all beauty unless nourishcd and invgoraed
by some chemical preparation, for which nothing has yet
Deen discovered equal to Professor Woods Preparation
CAUTToN.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive, Depot, St Louis, Mo- and New York J blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
au252W 81 and SO Baltimore street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

CONSUMERS OF COAL will please take notice that
Messrs. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD, No sc Second street are
the only authorized agents in this city the sale of the
Baltimore Coal Company's Coal, wholesale and retail
The Company has not sold shipped pound of Coal
to any dealer in Baltimore during this year.
THOMAS WILSON,
President Baltimore Coal CO.
Baltimore, August IL, 1858. au12tf
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ID | + ID
ID + d,
n the 25tk instant, Mrs MARY KING, in the 74th year

On the 25tL instant Mrs MARY KING in the 74th year
of her age
On the 18th instant, JOSEPHINE F.. wife of James b
in the ed year of her age
on the 18th instant ELIZA JANE, daughter of Jesse
and Ann Nncent, aged years and | month
On the 25th instant, WINFIELD r. aged l month
week and days, infant son of John T. and Elizabeth
Jane Wilhelm.
On the 18th instant, LORA ALMEDIA, only child of
Jos. 4. and Sarah G Smith, aged years and months
On the 18th instant after long and painful illness of
hemOrrhagc of the lungs JOSEPH J. WHITE son of the
late Joseph and Julana White aged % years DAYS
On the 10th instant of consumption. at Stratonvie
Clarion county, Pa, RICHARD DILLON, Printer) of
Washington city, in the 2lst year of his age.
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COAL NOTICE

COAL NOTICE,
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and consumers of Coal generally, that receiving
and prepared to deliver Gap and Coal Mountain
GOALS which in appearance, quality and durability can
not be surpassed by any brought to this market. We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial to con
vince them of this fact if at once we are enabled to
furnish them at much lower price than later in the sea
son. 224O lbs invariably given to the We also keep
constantly on hand, Lykens Valley, Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN & HOUSE,
Office, 50 Lombard street, End door,
au7 West of South st
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays exceptedl price Two CENTS served in the city,
twelve and half cents per week payable to the CARR
mailed to subscribers out ofthe city, at SIX DOAS
per annum. The TRI-WEEKLY edition is mailed to SUB
scribcrs at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-lhVa
riably cash ir !vauce OFFICE PUBLIcAToN-North-
East corner B. timore and North streets BALTIMORE
Letters he adGresse = IT DAILY EXCHANGE
baltimore MARYLAND y
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Coal

FAMILIES, HOTELS, and other consumers, will be
supplied with this well known and very desirable fuel in
any quantities, with promptness and despatch 1t is un.
doubleday the best and cheapest Coal in this market and
consumers will money by purchasing their supplies
at the present unprecedented low price
DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD.
au12-tf Sole Agents No Sc Second streat
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MERCHANTS INCREASING THEIR STOCK and
requiring additional Insurance, directed the HOW
ARD FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANY-oice, corner o.
Howard and Clay Streets who prepared to extend the
line desirable risks. au27-3t
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Erp DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE, IN
- 1871 AT meeting of the Executive Committee of
the WELLS MCCOMAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
thc following resolution unanimously adopted:
ReSored That all those who engaged in the defence
OF Baltimore in 1914 be and they are hereby respectfully
invited to join in the ceremonies to take place on the 18th
september next at the nterment of the remains of Wells
and NcComas in Ashland Square.
Those who accept the above invitation will please report
as early aspOssible to the undersigned
Carriages &c, will be furnished accommodate those
who join with us.
By order of the Executive Committee,
au26-dtl3S OT-TNry
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ROOFING! RooFING!! RooFINGil!
ECONOMY D"robHty and Security.
Warrcn's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AMI CoMPos ITTON ROOFING
unrvalled by anything vet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
uNEQUALLED EcoNoMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED To EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No 2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and
JyZ6-u Baltimore streets, Baltimore