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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- Yors-MARIA 8. CORNELL .s.ln.. PETER g.
lMORY John W. heGuirs a1d Msy T hi. wif B-p ,1nin
D. EyAcs Susan hi, vile, Martin Cook Erss.u, Brsrsri
Erssts BraiDerd junior, Rober. q. Pk- Mary Brsusri
Jos-ph ss1cs-, hcn..l Kelly, Reab-R Rs, junior John
hcBarron Abraham D-usre Charles w h0ores Jos-ph w
Little Stephan Hssn. Henry HoElsnd UEa Cory Nichols,
Gera,y Simon G. Deeier Ioan Clnnis sha A6-r. yres
Jeremiah sullivan Francis O. Iars. VII uEt Theron
peyo, william Dmond, David Heary Charles B-'al loan A.
Receiver sf the B0wery Bank Of he City, New Yort
David -sy ThoInss Agcr-x McCovan The n ID
eD RseI Railroad ConpsAy Atd Carsou Peter Van Antwerp
Tbomss d. James and Thomts Lyons Katharine Thompson
and josiah W IbompsonTo ths defendants above named
ard each o them You hereby summoned and required 70
the complaint Ia this action which het in he
Office oft The Clerk Of the CITY and County Of EvYFk 81 the
City Hal in The City Of EevfoTs the sh esy Of Noyem.
Der, 1879, and 90 copy o your The .aii
complain the sub-rb.rs their ofce No WasEe-i
IN The City ofHeT YORK within wen;y days aer the ssrye q
this you exclusive of the day Of such service and
you fs The sad within the time Aforesaid
plaintiff his will apply the Court for the relief
demanded Ia he ,a,d e u.-Dated New York November
9, 1859. THERAesON BRYAN
pll lay6wTh Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1879 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1880

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY Nov g. ls5s Trsns VII leave 18th.
st., New-Yorh az follows
8:2Oa m. For White Plains.
9.oA IN. For Wihamtbndge.
1000 Mai train for Albany.
ll:S0A N. For White Pisins
2:SOp u. For WilhsmsbTidge.
SEQ p. For Milerton
400 o. N For CrotOn Falls.
$500 .. M. For White Plains
6:l5 For White PlNIs from White And Centre Sta
$50 For WiliaRsb bridge
RErURsne-Wil leave
500 " hs Plains.
6:40a .Wilhsmsb1dge.
7.o0a m. .Croton Fsls.
700 m. .Hller.On.
7.2n White Plains.
s:l5a m. Mail train from Albany.
1880 a. M. WDismsbridse.
1880 .. M. " hite Plains.
500 .. M. White Plains
500 .. N. .Willsmtbridee.
VIM J. CAMPBELL, SrpHnrndent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT and PAIL RIvER-Ths 'pI-Dds and ,opehs
s:.:sr BAY srhTn capt snyRbtY oeo"i
and th. EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsy'oa, on noNDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a. o'esooa p M from Pies
No 9R.R.
vii be regarded secured 70 any Appb
sant until the .hsl have been paid ior.
Fsh Boston s forwarded through with srea' dspA'co y
=" '1 wa BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and n w.r-st
FLUSHING RAILROAD@Leaves Fulton Mar
Il he, What sy rssm~r I0LAS o. SIS 7;So and 10 q
md ana $50 m Ihe ear' leave fa.sAnt l. l., II 80
sss' i"sit rs s,9 Is es ess ' Wa SMITH Rs;si1sr
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From August
50 1854 Trains -h esye Channbersst Station q. follows
Express TrsiIs and Albany snd Troy Passenger
and $3.50 ?. for siDs Sins, 10 a. M ans si5 m for
re..,sn ;99 ard $50 m The Psushissp pse Peeh,sin
st Chanb. Canal Chrs;opaer snd Ss:rs Trains for New
York Troy a. $50 and 10 Ss and tsl and p.
oD soDday' At 10 p n salIH slpennt~nd.nt
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ le5s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsss
Commencing November y, le5S
Passenger Station In NewYsf corner 2'hs; ard fh-sv,
'D"A"'' VI" TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK
For New Haven, 7sa n lex l2:45 2'5, fexl 3:t5 ard
rs p 5a e 80 For B voI s,a5 s4: % g. & . s6s,b &
port We,tport ll:45 J:s5 aud $50 p. ror Nor
yak, .. N H. a. 40 (ex 80 41o $50 m For Da-
zen and Greenwich, m: - 3:i5 i.5o 5.@ m for
For Pom Cber and intermediate Station l45 S;4,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, (eH) 2:f5 (ex) For Hartford AID
sphnsfed (esl l2:45 and 245 ?. (eH) For Con;
rscucut River Railroad TO Montreal e1) For Csnsl
New. Haven and NesLoudon Railroad and 2;t5 N.
For Housstonic Rsirosd For Nsusstak Railroad,
M 245P NJ For Dan,s,gTy And & H2TSas RsIosd M
~yr,uT U0nU .NrT( or I-ve D.Tr 90 n
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,

The clipper ship
dSTARLIGHT,r
HOW Gs, Master,
y completing her loading Pier No Il East River aud
will be full in O few days.
This ship successful voyages 20 San Francisco
l. perfectly ventilated aud iusures the lowest rates
Apply 10 ROSS tALCONER 4 Co,
No. a. Pine-st, corner Of William.
ARepts at San Francisco. MessTs. ID l.. ROSS 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

CTFAM 10 GLASGOW LIVERPOOL BEL
SEIsT DIJRIIN and LONDONDERRY without delay, for
esa Rt Tickets either Of the above places sood lo A
months by any steamer Of the line, 500
FROM Nyw-YoRK.
otAsGOW Thomp.on..... .WEOSDAY, Nov "A, at IL noon
EDINBURGH, Cumming" " WEDSDAf, Dec, - a. - S % "a
Rat, Cabin SIS third clsss found win cooSoo
,royi.ioLs ESQ For freight or passage .Pply TO-
r'' ROBBERY CRAIG, No. II Broadway.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-25

The Gar ALEXANDER II. has resolutelv address
ed himself to the task of extipeuisbipr serfdom
in Russia, wholly and forever: Int tbe roasure
is one OF SO much magnitude and Importance, and
the obstacles are so many and so serious. that it
is manifestly difficult to divine to what extent his
efforts will be crowned with success Already
there are signs and portents, which indicate how
perilous a duty is that which he has undertaken
to perform. The rescripts he has already issued
upon this subject, have not been received bv the
landed proprietors with that implicit respect and
obedience which are usually accorded to the COM
mands of a sovereign clothed with so absolute a
power over the lives and property of his subjects.
The serfs themselves, impatient under the thral-
dom to which they are subjected, and animated
by a vague hope of instant and unconditional
emancipation, have broken out into omen insur-
rection at several points of the Empire. and have
compelled their masters TO abandon their estates
and take refuge in the cities, from the personal
danger to which they were exposed On the
other hand, the serf-owners, upon whom the
scheme of emancipation will entail heavy pecu-
MARY losses, evince disposition to evade, by
passive resistance, the contamination of a reform
which they shrink from actively opposing. The
old Muscovite mobiles, proud of their feudal prvi-
leges, and jealous of all interference with them,
VIII scarcely submit to the Embarrassment of
.nelr seris without struggle. They succeeded in
panilhg tle attempt which was made by ALExAN-
DER l., 10 carry out similar reform and thew well
know even that the late CAR NICHOLAS. desirous
as he was to abolish serfdom throuobout b;s do
minions, and TO give social freedom 20 al, ,..-
OF his subjects, shrank from assuming so grave a
responsibility, in view of the perious position in
which he would be placed by so severely testing
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4 II E O y e r A.

On Saturday night last, the Holiday street Thea
tire was well filled by the beauty and fashion of the
city. II Troratore was performed with great sue
cess, Mile Parodi, the prma donna, fully sustain
ing her high reputation, while the voices of Brig
noi and Amodo charmed and delighted every
one. The orchestra is very good one, and the
music Of the Opera was rendered with admirable
effect. The scenery, considering the necessary
haste with which it has been arranged, was we'll
adapted, and skilfully managed.
Tonight we are to have the very popular Opera,
La Trauiata, in which Madame Colson will fill the
role of VioleHa. OF the story upon which this
Opera is founded, we need only say that it is the
very clever, though somewhat wicked production
of Dumas fills, entitled La Dame Aur Cdnelids,
or winch marguerite Gausior is the heroine Tr,.I.
the more familiar of camille, the life
death of this unhappy woman are, doubtless, known
to most of our readers, and they will find all the
tragic interest of the novel expressed in the Opera
Madame Coson is less distinguished for her
powers as actress, than for the scope and rich
ness of her voice, and in the character of Violeta
she has everywhere received the most unboundad
admiration. We learn that seats can vet be secured
to-day, of the Agent, at Willig's music store, in
North Charles street.
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WE would call the attention of our read
to the fact that the Messrs WISE CO. have opened
establishment the s. E. corner of Cav and RoIt
more streets where they have hand and splendid
style OF HATS for the fanot surpassed by any in the
city Their S. hats superior to any that can
be had for the amount. They have also on hand
Hats and Caps in every variety to suit those who may
favor them with call. oc5-1m
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.,-,r, Nc is published every morning
THE DAILY EN- lice Two CENTS served in the city
Tss Ety. PayasSx f e
ers; mailed to eEEkIY edition is mailed to sub
s psf an ger
riably cash in ad' and North streets, Baltimore
East corner S OF addressed "TO THE DAILY EXCHANGE
baltimore Maryland"
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NJ A r r l Z d,

On the 21stinstant, by Rev. James Sewell, JOHN RI
LEY to MARY NEWKUP
On the 2lst instant, by Rev W II. Pitcher, BENJAMIN
+. JOHNSON, of Baltimore county, to Miss SUSAN A
WATTS of this city.
On the 2st instant, by Rev. II. Scheib WILLIAM
KERTN Err to Miss CAROLINE GELDMACHER
On the 4th instant, by Rev. J. D. McCabe, d. D. VII.
LIAM CARTEY, of HavredeGrace, to Mrs. TABITIA
II. FOXWELL, of this city.
On the 18th ultmo, by Rev. Father Leman, JOHN
QUINN, Esq to Miss MARY BARNES, all of this city,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.

MR.. MARSTERS, l47 Lexington street, Howard
street, will furnish his patrons with pictures glass;
arboard plates canvas; life size in miniature
nature, or copied in oil Frenc. Pastel water colors
in style of superior excellence He has hand full
Assortment Of plain snd fancy Cases. Also Gilt Frames
all of the best material His long experience and
ed success enables him to his patrons complete
faction or no charge. SLY
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WASHING AND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and individuals at the Laundry No East Baltimore
st. by the bridge. careful hand will collect and return
the clothes Call and leave your order and get list
prices, rules and regulations. oc4-d3m
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TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE
DR. BAAKEE viii also give special attention to the fol-
lowing Coughs, Colds, Consumption. Group
enza, Asthma Bronchitis, and all other diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. lie will devote particular attention
the treatment of all skin Observation-Disclosures SCrorula
Rheumatism, (acute and chronic,) Neuralgia PARALYSIS
Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Piles and all arrangements Of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels and also to all chronic Female
diseases. Special attention will be given to the treatment
Of the Ely T. and EAR
Without the Of the Knife Needle and he has CON
stanty on hand excellent assortment beautiful Ar
tifcial Eyes an Tympanums, Ear Drums suitable for
either sex and all aSes-inserted in five minutes
DR.. BAAKEE has made Il new discovery of a Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption Of the Cataract and
perfect vision to he Eye without the of the knife Dr.
Baakee produce thousand certificates his perfect
in curing Cancer. Old Sores Ulcers Fistula
Swelngs or Tumors of every description, and without
of the knife Special arrangements he made with
Dr. BaaEee for the treatment of the last named diseases as
they will require his constant advice and attention.
DIR BAAkEE is OF the most skiilful and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living. His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters direCtedto Dr. Baakee enclosing doarl
from any distance correctly stating the the
ease, shall be promptly answered. and package med
cine will be sent by mail with full instructions for treat
ment All patients with chronic Tor old diseases can
successfully treated by correspondence.
Office hours from a. VI. to ) p. VI.
DOCTOR RAAKEE
Office CORNER of CALVERT and LEXINGTON SITS.
opposite Monument Square Baltimore, Nd. oc5 trr
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SLoAT s. Co.'s New SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE,
Sewing every description of cloth work in superior man.
r and warranted to give the best satisfaction Price
S70-complete
w. WEEDS SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
me pest IN use for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a seam. maxine hsau,-
full, strong stitch, both sides alike
L. D. CHASE, Agent
s%s-u No. 90 Baltimore Street
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GEORGE MCKENDPEE TEAL. at the n. E.
corner of Baltimore and Frederick Streets received his
Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAsSIMERs and VEsTINGs
We satisfied that persons wishing to economic in
articles of dress will money by purchasing of
him. oc2I -3m
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Mn. r W,sKrv has taken tho ,,ro,

Mr.. B. WAsKEY has taken the ware
rooms lately occupied by VIM H. Blass No. N. Gay ST.,
where he has opened entirely and splendid style
Furniture which citizens and strangers respectful
ly invited to call and examine he guarantees sui
all who may favor him with call. Every housekeeper
should have bottle of his celebrated Polishing yarnsh.
COL ON
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The BOYS ORIGINAL, C1orruNG STORE
JAS. w. GEDDESS.
No. % MULBERRY STREET, NEAR F
SINGER's SEWING MACHINES,

AT los BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
Es~We are offering family machine at the
Low PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS.
Hemmng guagcs of every width, binding guages of
all sizes, are adjusted to machines.
n9-Send for copy of I. II. Singer & Co.'s Gazette.
oc1d ". Z. FREDERICK, Agent.
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CHINA, GLASS, &C.-The great bargain store
is at 105 Baltimore street. two doors bow sun Building
where they selling Full White Stone Dinner Sets at
500 White French ditto $50 Fine Cut Gobets at s.
and So with large assortment of Rich Gilt and Orna
mented Dinner Tea and Toilet sets; Blue India China
Fine Cutlery and Plated Ware; Coal Oil Lamps &C. &c
at the very low prices
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DRs. HUNTER AND WILLIAMS, can be con-
suited at their Office 52I North Charles street. from A.
NJ, till P NJ, by persons suffering from any affection of
the Throat and Lungs. s29Im
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HALL

GPRINGFIELD HALL.
~ A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS under the
Of the Rev. JOHN r. kEECII, Falston, Hartford
Co.. Nd.
THE WINTER SESSION of this school will commence
on MONDAY, LIST November.
Reference-Rt. Rev. Bp. WHITTINGHaM, and clergy
men in general. oc25-3t#
ID EMOVAL! REMOVAL!!
h u Owing to the immense increase in my business.
have removed to the elegant store, No. % NORTH
HOWARD STREET, RENWICKS BUILDING-where
may be found the most complete stock of
FRENCH PLATE, PIER, WALL
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On the Goth instant at the residence of her brother in
law, Thos. l.. lowering, FRANCES E. FORSTER, in the
SD year of her age
On the ODD instant JOSEPfIUS S. ROUS aged 40 wears
On the DIST instant, MARY MCGUIRE, aged 10 years
and months.
On the 2lst tant, JOHN C. DAFERNER in his Goth
year.
On the 2lst instant, GEORGE W. HAGER, in the 4sd
vear of his
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The Pennsylvania Company intend placing their
portion OF the late State canals in complete repair
by next spring, and win hereafter aim to facilitate
navigation to the best of their ability The profit
able business done this branch OF their improve
ments during the present year has ENCOURAGED
them to oIer strong inducements to boatmen end
with this view they have concluded to transfer ell
thelr heaviest freight from the railroad TO the
canal The entire Main Line is to be deepened for
the passage OF the largest sized boats it is thought
mat the canal business next year will be unusually
livey.-PGtriot and Herald.
The NATIoNAL FAm IN VIRGINTA-Fxtensiye
preparations are going for the annual fair of The
Agricultural Society of the United States which
Is to be held during next week at Richmond, Vir-
GINA The annual address is to be delivered by the
Hon. Caleb Cushing, of Massachusetts,. Addresses
are also to be delivered by Gov. Wise and Messrs.
William G. Rives, Jas. Lyon, and VIM. Ii. Macfar-
land, of Virginia.
HERoINE.-The Danve Republican tells of
lady named Butler, in Caswell Co., n. c., whose
child recently fell into well sixty feet deep, she
seized hold of the rope attached to the water buck
ct, went to the bottom of the well took the child
in her arms and then assembled the rope, bringing
the child along with her-an unparalleled feat
The Cambridge ND. Herald says: Our farmers
have been very busily engaged during the past two
weeks seeding their wheat crop. Some have finish
ed while others not more than half through vet.
From what we can learn there will be large crop
put in this fall-guano and other fertilizers have
been freely used on this crop.
Com. Shingham, commanding the Boston Navy
Y ard, has forwarded to Mrs. l.. j. Greenough,
Vice Regent of the Mount Vernon Association for
Massachusetts, 1888 the amount of subscriptions in
aid of the ladies' fund for the purchase of Mount
Vernon, made by the military and civil officers and
other persons attached to the navy yard, and from
the officers and crew of the receiving ship Ohio.
The new Custom House at Norfolk is finished, and
the Collector and other officers will take possession
to-day
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New AND SUPERIOR Gonns


GRIFFITH & MCCORMICK,
Successors TO John 4. Gri 9Th,
No. ls7 BALTIMORE STREET AND * LIGHT ST.,
Have received general assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
OF both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture which thew
prepared to make to order.
READY-MADE GARMENTS of superior workmanship
and material always hand call is respectfully So
licited 2S.eoim
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTSI
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
AT EVANS 4 HOYT's,
AT EVANS & HOYTS
AT EVANS 4 H0YT's,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE, -
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET
ORNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
s2o1y CORNER OF FREDERICK.
G. x. Guam,
Will introduce his FALL STYLE OF CENTS HATS
THIS DAY.
IN SHAPE IT IS ENTIRELY NEW,
And will be sure to please all those who want
A FASHIONABLE HAT.
In style and finish it cannot be exceled
NJ Also fine selection of FANCY FCRS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM
s27-3m No. 238 West Pratt street.
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GMants.

NNANTED-Ten or Fifteen Ground Rents
w of about $50 per annum issuing out of Lots leased
at fair rates, and of undOubted titles
Oc223tr* Brokers, No Law Buildings
NTANTED. - SEVERAL SUMS OF
w Money, from 81 OOO to s3,0Oo-to be secured by
mortgages on property worth double the desired
oc22-3tr* Brokers, No. Law Buildings
WTANTED.-A well secured Ground
stiff 'D' u "' P II SULLIVAN, No "a Second ST.
NTANTED TO RENT.-A small Dwell
Wv ing within ten minutes walk of South and Balti-
more streets, rent to exceed $50. Address IN
QUIRER, office of Daily Exchange. jy26tf
ca WANTED.-A comfortable three-story
Eii DWELLING with passage and back building, in the
Western part of the city, but East of Fremont ST
Rent not than $780, Please address A. g. at this Of
SToCK HOUSE OR
JOHNSTON BROTHERS Il CO.,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET
We attend PROMPTLY to the purchase and sale on
Commission of Stocks and Securities
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK BOARDS.
STOCKS CARRIED.
We are always prepared to carry Stocks upon reasonable
terms.
EXCHANGE AND
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
We pay particular attention the purchase and sale of
UNCURRENT MONEY, and enabled from our active
reciprocal correspondence with the PRINCIPAL BANKS
of the country, to buy at very low rates.
DISCOUN7ING TINE PAPER AND LENDING
MONEY ON COLLATERALS
We constant lenders of Money and purchasers of
Paper. Our large capital and constant control of money
enables US to offer every inducement to borrowers.
COLLECTIONS.
Have special care with PROMPT RETURNS AT LOW
RATES.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS Dc CO.,
oc7-tf BANKERS
WHOLESALE PURCHASERS
OF DRY GOODS
Are invited to examine the large and splendid assert,
ment Of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
carefully selected by of the firm in the manufacturing
districts of Europe NOW OPEN on 2nd and Sd floors of
$780, POI & 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
which in variety style of Goods and low prices will
pare favorably with any establishment in the United
States
OUR RETAIL STOCK
(FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT0
presents magnificent stock in every department of the
trade
s30-tr HAMILTON EASTER & co.
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Dt''tiIiN.N
NHARLES d. DEFORD & CO.,
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBAC eco,
No. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
We agents for most of the manufacturers of Tobacco
in Virginia North Carolina and through them
regularly supplied with all the various grades of Chewing
Tobacco.
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO.
Our arrangements for supplies Of Cigars and Leaf To-
bacco through Agent who resides in Havana enable
to offer large of the various qualities
as any house in the United States.
AMERICAN LEAF TOBACCO
We have always on hand Kentucky, Pennsylvania Con
nectcut Ohio and other kinds suitable for home trad
and expectation; Also
sNUFFS, SMOKING AND FINE CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO,
PIPES AND TOBACCO KNIVES,
jy1otf LIoUoRICE TONoUA BEANS, &C.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER
For $50
RAYMON D'S
SO WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ar4L TO ANY MADE ELSEWHERE
For S200
and S25O.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
great variety of
UNDER SHIRTS
ORA WERS
Adapted to the fall trade.
BOYS SHIRTS,
OF all sizes.
TIES,
SCARFS,
GLOVES,
HDKFS,
&C., &c,
of styles,
Embracing
every article
usually kept
first class
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS STORE,
s21-3mr VERY LOW PRICES
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MARINE INSURANCE.
JoHNsToN,s
ms UR NCE
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
F1RE INSURANCE.
JoHNsT0N,s
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET.
STRONGEST COMPANIES.
JoHNsTON's
INSURA NCE
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
T OWEsT RATES.
JOHNsTON's
INSURANCE
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
DOLICIES ISSUED
4 FROM THIS OFFICE,
JoHNsTON's
IN SURANCE
ROOMS,
SECOND STREET
No DELAY N PAYMENT
JoHNsToN's INsURANCE ROOMS,
SECOND STREET.
MARINE5, PRE MY HSso,rro
JOHNsTON's INSURANCE ROOMS,
sEcoND STREET
NEW YORK CITY AND VIRGINIA
"sEcURITY" FIRE;
"PHENIX"
"RESOLUTEn
"NEW WORLD"
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MARINE.
Mercantile Mutual Marine, N. Y,
Lynchburg Marine, Va.
FIRE, "vALLEY of Va
"ALBEMARLE,
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"NEW WORLD 5"
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"PHENIX, A."
SECURITY, -
ALL LICENSED by THE COMPTROLLER.
Policies issued; Losses adjusted and paid by
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
ms Agt.
rs SECOND STRERT.
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A's7 Rios. D. JOHNSTON DIN T5!;oO0'
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-25

INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES
RENT.
Your attention is invited to the proprety INSURING
your HOUSE RENT.
Females and persons retired business who depend
mainly upon their house for subsistence are spe.
cially interested in this matter
For small premium you can be protected from any
loss of rent should your property be destroyed by fire.
at the
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
OFFICE, 13 SoUTu STREET
At this Office also,
Your HOUSES may be insured;
Or your MERCHANDISE;
Or your HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
Or your VESSELS on the stocks, or afoat in port;
on the most favorable terms, for year, month or week
All losses are promptly adjusted and paid.
JOHN b. SEIDENSRICKER, Prest,
J. R. MAGRUDER, Sec'y. 13 South street.
oc22-eotf Nat. ms. Co. Office of Baltimore.