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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25
Preparations To receive tho Riorara.

-f'N aHNtAs
ST. JOINS, N. F.. June 9l.-Tho Gov.
ernmeut will dispatch a steamer 10 Trim.
ny Bay to pilot in the Niagara as near as
practicable TO the point where /, is decid .
ed to hul tho cable, The Niagara will
be expected momeutsrily on and after
next week, but from the fact that the
heet would use no steam in reaching the
middle o( the Atlantic, it is quite posi-,
bic that the Niagara viii not reach the
coast before the lot Of July. This office
has 0een placed in communication with
the office a, Trinity Bay. and il is under.
stood that the Telegraph Co win place
their wires hence to New Yofk a. the ser.
vice OF the press aud the public for the
transmission Of such communication con.
nected with the great event as may be
handed in Tor a few days subsequent 10
the arrival Of tho Niagara
REII is said that fatal disease has.
attacked the deer N Florida and tbai thsv
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]. Ii. Q. Iolls.os. NIsdI.al Arani.

Read what Dr. Bushnell saws Of the Grenbef1 Afcdi.
zines d. o. Is physician OF extensive prlotice and
Of the most successful in the county (Tumbul IN which he
rssi1csi
"This ocriifos hat have used the Gfanlnberr Pills
ani Mor'halrs Calhocon, sold here by H c. johnson.
m NY tiactico to my enr1 satisfaction. They good
medicines DH. q w. BvsnSetL,n
Hartford, Trumbul Co., o., March 7, is57.
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NoIlro ol EstahllshIng Q Water Conrsc.
DITOH NOTICE.

FNHE nonresdent owners Of the lands lying IN jackson
township, Ia The eounty Of Seneca anu tate OF Ohio
ng between section 10 aud section on each side Of said
sections tn aid smte hereby notified that the trustees
5aekson township, 10 said county will on the eah
day OF July 1853 Al 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ on said day At ne
houseo David Eeb ia said township Tor The purpose Of
oeaung aeh or water course commencing al the nort
west ooEn,T Of section 70, Ia said township Of Jackson
ditch alread. located.
massSv' DAVID ELLEP.
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Hon. J.J. OrlttendeB.

Tie public reception Of Hon. ]. J.
odt'enden Of Kentucky. given by the
o tEens Of Cincinnati and Covington, on
his return from Washington, on Sau, dav
last. wAsau imposing affair, showing tlat
his patriotic and manly course in lhe Sen.
ate is sustained, even BY The people Of
slayeholding Kentucky. Il was the spon.
taneous heart-tHbuie OF the people and
not Of any particular party. Hon. Tom
CorWin welcomed him to Cincinnati in a
few happy remarks. which we're replied
70 by Mr. criltenden. In the evening
che people Of Covington welcomed him 10
his "old Kentucky home" with speech
90 and a 'ereh.light procession.
6TThe Republicans OF IN. held tb cir
State Convention At Springfield last week.
One thousand delegates. representing
ripey-fye oouneos. were present. JOS.
Miller was renominsted candidate ior
State Treasurer and n Bateman for su
peFintsndant Of Public Instruction. The
best feeling prevailed. LecOmptonism is
desi Il Illinoia
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SENECA COUNTY BANK.
oTLlos oT TuE Tla.EAsURIR % srATE.

CoLUNBUs, Ohio, June 18TH 1858 Z
Ii petions hnv ng claims against the Seneca County
n bank other than circulating notes, will present the
same to " g. Thral, Of Columbus Receiver and make
legal proof thereof. A. p, STONE,
inlS6m. Treasurer
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~ HV0hIhhs a bUchINkl
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

WE, the undsrsgned. win continue the Wholesale and
w Rsta Grocery Basiness N AZ itl branches a. The oJ
siana No 3 Shawh1nh blok Main street. where cordial
y pvlts everybody to give "a can,
ApSi6 II A. nUSKIRK & BRO,
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Breach Repalrod--.Trnins Res,

hreoch Nepaired---Tratns Resumed.
ToLEDo, June lG.--The Wabash Valley
Railroad Com any has repaired the dam
age occasion by the late storm and pas.
senger trains ar5 now running regularly
between Toledo aud ST. Louis.
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An Ordinance for Sidewalks in the VIII
lRge Of Republic.

lRge Of Republic.
I1E ordained BY ue Couuc Or the Incorporated VII.
- lage ct Republic in Seneca CuuRty Ohio In Councl
assembled that the owner or owners Of not, Mo-, e. to
20 ~ y aud a. be and are hor,by required TO bd lido
walks in ont Of Eid lots, situated on e east SIDE G Mad
ison street, In sadNlage.
Aud Be n further ordained that the owner or owners Of
tract OF and situated, In The southwest corner Of me por
west qaaref Of section tweutywo t2a) la said village be
sud are hereby required 10 pave be paved ia
mont OF said an on Madison street. gnnng at the north
west corner Of said tract ihonoe south along the east side
Of said lirUet 40 feet
Aud he uThcr ordained, iLai the Street Commissioner
ho and Is hereby required 20 with the lowest er
or hnildng constructing sidewalk on the east side Of
Madison street. FROM the la,t mentioned pavenfent 10 he
north side of the Grave Yori bridge, and that this last
mentioned pav1nsn shah be paid for the general fund
The whole Of the above named sidewalks 20 be contracted
Of plank one and onehaf 10 inches thiok win cross
ne, o M ave 90 INCHES wide ani not less than four (l
inohe' thick Said walks TO be four az feet widc CON
'rao'ed Of good eaA lumber and the plank spiked % sd
day OF August A. ID, is58. l
J. s. sNWI, Re'orler
June 2ath, iS59-3S,
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DISSOLUTION

NE eo-pNHnsrhip heretofore existing under ihe firm
and name OF II a. Buskirk q Cos this day dissolved
nv mutual consent. The Books are with H. A. Bnskirk
bather a. the od stand where they would kindly solicit all
psons indeo'edto call wish settle tie business
ol tho iogmef hrmi IL. a. ONSkiRk,
G, w. BusluRK,
ltihn April 10, 1853. A. RUSkIRk.
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oA'oeV ehopi Isaac brytuOs, clothing
store; Dr. 7, B3augNnd, physician and
drug store and l.. Hatfield, iewelry store.
Eyrbo last steamer from Europo
brings intelligence that the Niagara aud
AgamemnOo, having tho telsgrapbio ca.
bic on board, had sailed for the west
coas. Of ireland, If experiments were
sN isfaetory and The weather favorable
che laying down Of lhe cable was expect
ed to commence about this time.
Rg The Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
situate on the Soioto river about IL
miles above Columbus, were opened with
due pomp aud ceremony, by a party OF
invited guests, on Thursday the I7th
inst.
GTWill our neigbbor of the Adgerti.
ser be so kind as to point out to us tho
date and page Of tbs Congregational GLOBE,
where il is said tha' H,n oyor attempted
to cal up his salary biIl?"
RgGov. Denver has issued proola.
nation Tor an election. by the people Of
Kansas. on the English Gland ordinance"
and bribe. which election is to come OF
on the n Of August.
ST-it is rumored, Chat. owing to some
difficulty in the Cabinet, Secretaries
Floyd and Cobb are about to retire. Mr.
Floyd's retirement has been an,ioipa,od
foT some time.
REHungsr demonstrations are being
m"de'a N Buffalo Ds1roi. aud other places
There are said to be more men out Of EN-.
Ployment now than at any previous time
EBrone Of tho last ao,s Of the o. S
Senate before adjournment was to declare
the Two bogus Senators. Brighl aad Fitch
sali'lsd TO their SEATS.
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YE RK'S
IMPROVES Air : TIGHT
SELF.sRALING
FRUIT CANS.

fTHKsE Cans vsre Awarded tho Fiat Premium a. che
Ohio stale Fair hea q Clueinnan, Sopismbef, 1857
also a The Seneca County fai, hsil a. nn Octobos g.
1877. They the only ielahe Can ioF Preserrna Fruit
= n.'sra ,'s's' They 'Ts nowsslhns vsy cheap, Can
jun's1 c. N, YERT.
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WET BEnroRp, Coshocton Co, MAY ~, 1857.
Mr. HfB. kinNley, sif.-l have been selling the nedi.
ene Of the graenberg Company for the last yea and
have Invariably found Them TO give good atsfacion; and
ie oils have sold 10 great many arly as
their tea and coffee, and with my trade they have become
simple article. Marshas sJterno Cathoicon Is medicine
that ha! done great amount of good In female diseases
One lady sod 10 told me She bad received more benefit
nom me bottle nn she did from ang of uedoal
treatment BY the most skillfa physicans. Yours ruly
Jan. 1, 1858. JAMES Wttgoy
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TAKE NOTICEl

The Tribune is the only Anti
Lecom7ton paper Published in
Seneca county. Show it to your
neighbors and ,get them to sub
serbia. Price $3.50 per annum
in advance. Great inducements
offered Cor getting up cldbs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

For Sale by A. r. Van Doom, BrI Snyder, ]. r.
Wooster Iiihni II. Hal, Lowell; Dr. p Yates Green
spTingsi VIM. llubb, lodi; &. P. uuhi Fiat Rock; VIM
Rlunger Attica; ID. Hoffman & Co., McCuiohonrile; j.
towns In Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
y b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
jn-J'ly. Agent for Ohio.
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PRIYATE INSTRUCTION.

LADY desires situation o. teacher in a private fam
"A ily-would prefer the country. Can produce good
estimonins aud he best Of TefeFeuccs given Address
MRS. L. NJ. PETERsELIA,
jul8-3w. Tifin, Ohio
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Fire at Fremont.

Tho FIRE at Fremont, Of which we spoil e
last week, broke out in the Tyler Block,
about 2 o'clock at night and destroyed
property to the amount Of from $4,000
to $4,000, part Of which is insured.
The Sufferers were; Fussleman & Co
timers and stove Dealers Wm. Kridler.
tailor; Auer groceri Bils;ein, grocer;
VIM. Cady, dagqerriani Mrs w. Cady,
millinery sIorei Bowmtp, grocer; MaVee.
barber shop; Isaac Dryroos, clothing
storei Dr. p. B1augrand, physician and
drug store o;aul l.. Hatfield, iewolry store,
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Mn, BUouANAws CAsn Account.
When President Pierce went out of office.
he loft 10 tho treasury. for Mr.. Buchanan.
S21,7l0,ll4 cash. The Congress loan
since raised in treasury notes, $50. ooO. b.
600, and The new loan, $4,000. 600
making in an S6e,7lO,lih
This is fair sample Of tho manner IN
which The "mcder' administration takes
care Of the peoples cash account. From
present indications, the Government will
be in debt something over one Lapd,eI
iaiHio6s Of dollars, b6fjro tie FIRST two
years Of the reign Of king James" OK
pires.-KeRton RepaJlieas
R6-Ihe Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee has issued cali
for The State Nominating Convention of
that party, at Columbus, on Thursday
July Goth. The spportionmeut is one
delegate for every five hundred votes cast
for Henry B. Payne for Governor, and
one for every fraction Of two hundred and
hfty votes Or mora.
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RV-II is said that fatal disease has
attacked the deer IN Florida and lhat they
are al dying o. \
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-06-25

ES' Five million acres Of land, granted
Michigan by act of Congress in 1850, ara
TO be thrown into the market. The sales
will commence at Lansing, on the sSth of
July.
-GTrhe sepoy mutiny in India is
breaking out anew.
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Candidates.

Republiean Central Committee.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Correspondence Of the Neto York Tri6une.1
WASHINGTON, Oct l9.-Glancy Jones' friend.
here are indignant at the alleged offer of the Aus
trian Mission to him, and treat it as a personal in
dignity to him. He aims at England and will be
pressed for that mission, Buchanan recommended
him by letter to Gen. Pierce as his own successor
at London. Whatever disposition of him is intend
ed will probably be DELAYED till after next session
when he may be discarded for being powerless. Mr..
Jackson, now Minister at Austria, is at home on
leave on absence, and expects to return in Deem
Der.
The Hon. Dam Sickles has been arranging the
programme for New York here. He claims four
teen Administration members the anticipated
result.
Mayor Berrett did not refuse permission to fire
cannon here, in celebration of the Opposition vic.
tories, on political grounds, but principle, as
vioative ofthe law: The same course pursued
previously when the foundation of the Steuben
Monument was laid, and will be observed strictly
hereafter, without regard to party.
There is a strong disposition the part of the
special friends of Buchanan to saddle the late de
teats on Secretary Cobb, as the person responsible
for the political and financial policy of the Govern
ment leading Southern men to unite in this view.
Matters have gone far that the suggestion is
made for Il movement to displace him. 1t cannot
succeed, however.
The war on Douglas is still pursued bitterly.
Thirteen postmasters were removed yesterday and
to-day. Instructions have been sent out to defeat
him at every cost No decision has been made re-
Messrs Brown, Fowler and other officials incline to
take Appleton's building.
From another Correspondent
Oct. l9-Private intelligence received here re-
ports the probable election of Vanderveer Rep.) in
Northern Iowa District, notwithstanding Letting
wells Dem. majorites in the Eastern counties.
private despatch received this morning claims
Nichols election over Allen in Ohio. If this be
so the delegation will stand; Republican, lG; Demo-
Gratis, ).
The obstinacy Of Buchanan toward Douglas has
sottened since the election. Everything will nov
be done to heal the Illinois breach.
Jerez remains waiting instructions from Marti-
nez. Negotiations are suspended till they arrive.
Notwithstanding the recently published denial of
the truth of the despatch that our Government has
received through Count Sartiges, the application
of the authorities OF two of the Friendly Islands
for annexation to the United States, the Agent of
the Associated Press reiterates the fact, addi-
tonal and reliable authority. 1t should be stated,
however, that the action of Count Sartiges was
not in his official capacity.
The overland California mail is semi-weekly, but
in consideration of the Post Office Department hav-
ing consented to change one of the days of depar-
ture from San Francisco from Thursday to Friday,
the company run third mail between that CITY
and Los AnrelOs
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bands OF miners must be that congregated at
various points throughout that wild region Nor
do we think that the general prospects for the
rapid growth of the new Colony of British Column
bia are by any means brilliant, Notwithstanding
the efforts that are now in England TO promote
emigration to that province, and the glowing de-
scription which Sir EDWARD BULwER LYTToN has
given of the salubrity of the climate, and the fer
tility of the soil. Even if the gold fields should
eventually prove more valuable than we have any
evidence of their being al present that one circum-
stance would add but little to the permanent
prosperity of the Colony A mining population
takes no fixed hold upon the soil. 1t is continually
shifting, and changing, from place to place, and
of the many thousands who are now scattered
along the banks of Frazer river, and of its tribu-
taries, it is questionable whether one hundred
of them will continue to make their home in the
Colony, after they have acquired by their labors
sum sufficient to enable them TO return from whence
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GOntation.
MANSON D'EDUCATION

lYR A vE1 WE'VE; ,srrssr,
Monsieur lie mnisre Dor recoit dams son
nombre limie de % jeunes gems de II ans drsti,
soft aux carreres dites beraes SOFT indusre au com
merce &c.
L'cnseignement est dome par Mr. Dor ct par nIrsie
professeurs soft internes soft extremes Il pour obie
La Religion Evangelique
LHstore;
La Geographic physique ct poIitique
LArthmetque civile ct commercials;
Les Mathematiques pures ct appquees;
Les Sciences Naturcllos r Physique,
Botanique ct Geologic.
La angue franchise ct literature de nombrcux
eNercces de lecture de conversation, dorhographe de
composition ct de Productions;
Les Langues Aemande, Anglaise ct Itaenne, ecrites
ct pareeS;
Les l-angues Latino ct Grecque;
complies;
La Musique vocalc ct nstrumentale
La Gymnastque, ct l. Escrime, 81 on lie desire;
Les tayauN sont requirement. surveilles ct dirges de
lois aVcc promputude eNacttude ct sOn.
La vie de famile ct DIES rapport ntmcs ct afectueuX
avec les eeves sont recheces dams lie but
de former leur caracere eur ct eurs manieres.
Chaque eleve suit le cutie de 5 confession.
La demeure de Mr. Dor waste, entouree de grands
pres du lac.
Les eunes gems les plus ages peuvent avor une chambre
part ct ne pcndre que les ecuns qu eur spectacle
ment necessaires avantageuses suvant la carriere
aqee lis Sc destincnt lis peuyent recevoir des lccons
particulieres
lie prix de la pension ct de reneeignement est de
seuls
l40Of pour qui ont une chambrc a deux ensemble
"V0l pour les eeycs qui Sont logcs dams des dor
toirs !iesqueiS ne reniermcnt que huit lts.l
lie DiahchSSage ct les lecons dagremen (musique in
s'Gmehtale pehture cscrime ct danse patent part
dautres depcnses accessories que celes que les
parents recament
Les placements Sc font par trmestre ct a ravance
Ioues les annees fat excursion acultative de
Savoie "
Chalue eeVe doit apporer lu pour usage per-
sonnet, draps de lit servettcs essue-mains ct un
CONVERT argent mails les parents lie desrcnt direc
ton Sc charge de la founure de Objects ainsi que du
blancsaSe du hinge personnel pour lc prix annuel dc
l2O a $50 francs, suivant les eNigences.
DadreSser dlrectement Mr.. lie Minstre Dor Vevey.
On peut obtenir dcs renseignements aupres de VI. NJ
81 1aW4ws
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Cosr OF A SEAT IN PARLrAMENr.-It is, indeed, no
slight matter, this of fighting ones way up to the
unpaid seats Of the English Parliament. Mr..
Thackeray, for instance, told that his unsuccess
full contest for the comparatively small borough of
Oxford cost him over 81 900 sterling one item of
whch-for the hire of ''cabs and 1lvs"-amounted
to Els, or nearly $500. The county contests are.
of course much more costly. One friend of mine
who stood twice in successor for county repre-
sentaton, losing the first and winning the second
contest, spent upon the two than fl2, 900, or
$50 .OOO.-L0MdoM CorreanoMdeMce Of The Times.
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ID | Z ID ,

On the 10th instant ELIZABETH, aged G. years wife
of John Ennis.
Suddenly, on the 10th instant, PATRICK MULLTN, in
the 43d year of his age.
On the 10Th instant, ROBERT REDMOND, Jr, in the
Doth year of his age.
On the 10Th instant. LEONIDAS A. EDMONDSTON,
of Washington city, d. c. in the 35th year his age.
On the 18th instant, JOHN THOMAS McWIILIAMS
only son of John and Ann McWams, aged months and
16 days
On the 18th instant CATHARTNE, wife of the late
Francis Mooney, native of County Antrim Ireland in
the S0th year of her age.
On the 18th instant, KATE AUGUSTUS, aged 5 years
daughter of Thomas and Catharine Tyte.
On the 18th instant, ANN ARNOLD, aged p months
and Is days, the only daughter of Thomas Arnold and
Julia A. McKibbin.
On the 18th instant JENNA SLADE in the seth year
of her age.
On the 18th instant ETIIELBERT H., of William
and Elizabeth Funk, aged Is months and days
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NJ A Il Il | L ID ,

On the 18th instant at Westminster Church, by Rev.
Cyrus Dickson, ID, DR.. j. PERKINS FLEMING to LIZ
2lE r. SMITH, daughter of the late Col Alex Smith, all
of this city.
On the 18th instant by Rev. Fielder Israel, GEORGE
r. HELMiNG to ELIZA A. FENNELI, both of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Father Obermyer, OWEN
CASSIDY to Miss MARY CLARK, both of this city.
On the 18th instant, at the Church of the immaculate
Conception by Rev. John J. Quigley, p. j. COSTOLAY
to Miss MARGARET C. MCCAIN, both of this city.
At Lttlesown, Pa, the 10Th instant by Rev Father
Dougherty, SAM Ell GORE KINZER, VI. D.. to MARIA
LOCISE, daughter Of the late DR.. Joseph A. Shorb
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WE would call the attention Of our read
ers to the fact that the Messrs WISE Co. have opened
establishment tie s. E. corner Of Gay and Balll-
streets where they have hand new and splendid
style of HATS Tor the fanot surpassed by any in the
city Their $500 Hats superior any other that
be had for the same amount. They have also on hand
Hats and Caps in every variety suit those who may
favor them with call. oc51m
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DRIsCoLL's SUPERIOR AMERICAN RAZoRs-
Price 80 cts to each warranted give satisfaction
Manufactured expressly to his order by VIM Gichrist
the celebrated american Cutler razor has etched on
the blade D c. DRIscoLL Baltimore" without which
none genuine Gentlemen in want of a good article
can rely on them aordng pleasure in the operation
of shaving For sale by D. C. DEIsCoLL wholesale and
RETAIL at his Toilet, Furnishing and Perfumery Store 35
Baltimore street, next door to Frederick street. ocl9-5t
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Gd1ants

M well secured Ground
w Rent of about s., 800; apply to
sll-tf Z. II. SULLIVAN, No "a Second st.
M AN'HED TO RENT-A small Dwell
v ing within ten minutes walk of South and Bati-
more streets, rent not to exceed $50. Address IN
QUIREit, office of Daily Exchange. jy26-tf
81 WANTED.-A comfortable three-story
viii DWELLING, with passage and back-buiding in the
3 Western part of the city but East of Fremont St
Rent not than $3.50 Please address A. G. at this of
foo Ct ~
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Farmers
complete stocks of
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
NEARLY all of our importaton) be found in the
United States. oc2O Ct
FbERUEIAN GUANO.
NOTICE
We are happy to inform ourcustomers that still have
on hand an ample supply of
PERUVIAN GUANO,
And prepared deliver at once all orders
that may be sent to us. p. MALCOM & co.
oc204tr Wood St, BOwly's wharf.
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DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
SOLE AGENTS
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
Sc SECOND STREET.
MARYIANn INSrIrIrrr E,Ip

MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.
Visitors will please take notice of the difference in light
produced by the
CARCEL GAS BURNERS
in the several apartments of the Institute, comparison
with those in common use
PICTURE GALLERY, 80 BURNERS
MAIN HALL, OVER JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE STANDS
BURNERS.
Depot for this celebrated Burner,
No. 60 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
NJ VENNARD.
Certificates can be by calling above oc13-tf
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
CC9gGs-gGEC@-@:
This is the only stitch that cannot be raveed and that
presents the appearance upon each side
1t is made with two threads, upon each side of
fabric and nterlocked in the centre of it, Send for Cir
cular.
OFFICE-126 W. BALTIMORE STREET
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily baltimore MI
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THE Many EXCHANGE is published every morning
III ca,,edl. price Two CENTS; served in the city
at twelve per et Pagassx e p e eaI5i
ers naleu Tbe TRI WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scr5ers at FOUR DOLLARS per
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