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5000 L :5.s sy o MRS 4 receive? sss saa
n. s5'i q. fig,s. Sr0OH' " FULLER
Onn KEGS EAGLE NAILS, for sale
%<OO by SrORRS FULLER
100 GRlNDSTONES, Of the best quail
Wv i'y and finish, at the Depo, store, By sale
'March lc, 1865 ''0'''' " : '"'''''
q GOO BUSH CORN u MEAL,
March Il 1855 vi ' sronRs FULLER
~ T. AS TEAS sc.
Il q chests Now Crop Teas. q boxes Tobacco
Receiving and for sale at the DFror sroRE, by
March TO- lSDS' slolutS q FULLER.
IL l. o u r. + l. 0 u r.
4 100 bills superdnc Western Family Flour,
l0) =" Extra
just received and for sale Boston prices and warranted
'' March Il 10. ISIS '''' 'sronRs & FULLER
DALES OF WRAPPING TWINE AND
I'D wlcKING, for sale by sroRRs FULLER.
Sn BOXES RAIS1NS-Just received
Noy, 10 i"' IVY sue '''' '"'' sgf6RRs FULLER.
cash PAID FOR WOOL
y by STORRs q FULLER.
July ], 1893.
1 > TONS GRINDSTONEs, of the best fn-
- ish and quality, for sale by
june 25 1858. srORRs & FULLER.
300 BBLs. FLOUR. just received. and
cNINI for sale BY
June ~, 1858. SrORlts & FULLER.
- A f T. f o r SA g.
- A. bargain
june %, 1858. SIORtS & FULLER.
LAYING TOOLS. 49, 100 doz. Scythes,
100 do1. Rakes, 81 doz. suaths, for sale TO the
trade, at manu- facturcrs' prices.
june 25 1858. STORRS 4 FULLER.
| IME LIME!!-Peuniman Burlington
LIME, fresh from the kiln, az oll times, for ,alc
BY STORRS a FULLER
juno o. 1858.
w a r ER c i MEN -
w for sale BIS STORRS a FULLER
june 25, 1853
COM TER COMM CIAL
- STEEL PENS A superior article.
For sale, az wholesale prices, at this office.
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cnL-Gus cnLns cnNsI-ALprInN

Statistics show that from twelve to fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly in this CITY, but one-haf that
number would be reported ifinyalids would use Will
BORIS CoNr0rNp or Con LIVER on AND LINE. For
sale by ALEX. b. WiLuoU, Chemist l66 Court Street,
BOSTON.
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nrm advertisements.

nj RS. j. X. LORDS BOARDING
w SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Wll commence Thursday. the ID day Of September.
only limited number Of pupils arc received into the
family. Application must be made carly.
August 1888. 03.06
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~ GORGE w HOBART'S ESTATE
" The subscribers having been appointedby the hon
orahe Probate court for the district Of Washington,
missOner 10 receive, examine aud adjust all claims AND
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of George W
Hobart late Of Mortified, in said district deceased
presented inso emit and the Of sis months from the
lih day Of july A. d. 1855 being allowed by said court
10 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that will at
end TO the duties Of appointment at the North
field House, In Mortified, in said district, the last
Tuesday Of August and December next, at nine o'clock
in the forenoon, on each Of said days.
j. b. HUTCHINSON,
PERLEY BELKNAP, ( Com'rs
EDWARD A. WEBB,
LoREN GHIswoLp, Executor.
Northfeld July 80. A. d. 1855 0305
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-06

A Hen SroRY.-The editor of the Haver-
hill Banner tells the following story Of one Of
his hens "Our rose bushes having been in
Tested with rose bugs, we called an old yell
low hen, who was very tame, and shook the
bushes for her benefit This was twice re-
peated, and the other day we saw her reach
ing up to get the bugs which were on the
leaves. But finding them out of her reach
she very deliberately took the bush in her
bill, shook it with all her strength, and then
picked up the rose bugs that fell in large
numbers"
E0' The Washington Union says that "the
Administration has its hands full. The
Louisville journal says that one would sup
pose from the very rapid disappearance of the
public money from the National Treasury,
that the Administration and all its officers
have their hands full
LY The Republicans of the 18th Con-
gressional District of Ohio, now represented
by the Hon. Samuel S. Cox, met at Columbus
on July 2S. Samuel Galloway, Judge Hum
phreys aud Col. Swavne having declined, Mr.
Lucius Case of Licking was nominated unan-
imously, 1t was
| Resolved, That we beat Cox.
ONO PoLITIcs. American Commit
tee of Hamilton County (Cincinnati) held Z
meeting on Saturday, and voted not to nom
mate party ticket, but to go in with The
! Republicans.
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= RING HAS COM e F!
and every one wanting NEW HAT will please call
Al
Dewey's Hat, Cap and Furnishing Store,
NO. s STATE STREET,
and Beebe Co.'S Improved Ventilated SeifAd
justng HAT Spring Style. which every one who has
seen, pronounces "a be IRE rHfNo. So
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LoREN GHIswoLp, Executor.
Mortified, July 80. A. ID. 1858. $50
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WRITE TO
o. II. B. CARTER & CO., Boston, Mass.

hlAD
GT II. b. CARTER co IS advertisement, Boston,
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B A N K s..
BANK OF BALTIMORE,

BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Corner Baltimore and st. PaaI IS
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
Corner Of Charles and Faycite SIS,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday,
MECHANICS BANK,
Corner Of Calpe,t and Fayette SIS,
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
FRANKLIN BANK,
North st, 1e,oeea Baltimore and Fasette SIS
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
MARINE BANK,
". E. Cor. Gay and Second Sts
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
FARMERS y MERCHANTS BANK,
Corner of South and Lombard Streets
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK,
Corner Of Ho,card and German SIS
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday
MERCHANTS BANK,
s. " Corner Of Gay and Second SIS,
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
WESTERN BANK.
Eaaa,0 ST, one door Norla Of Euta,y House
Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.
CHESAPEAKE BANK.
Cor Of North and Fdyette SIS
Discount Day, Wednesday.
FARMERS & PLANTERS BANK.
South st, bet'csen Baltimore and Second,
Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
CITIZENS BANK.
Corner IF HaHorsr and Pratt SIS
Discount Day, Wednesday.
HOWARD BANK,
No. 81 North Hoaoard 81
Discount Day, Tuesday,
BANK OF COMMERCE
Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
B1"ddooy near Canton 1reaue
Discount Day, Thursday, 10 O'Clock A. NJ
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE
CDce, ) W Corner of Gay and Second SIS
EUTAW SAVING BANK
S 4. Corner Of Fayette and Euta,g SIS
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE.
IN Bank Of Baltimore B,aldiaq. Cor Baltimore d 81
- Paul Streets
Entrance on St Paul Street
FREMONT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No 727 Htst Baltimore Street
Discount Day, Wednesday
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE,
N C0lrsd st, odjo,tag Mechanics Bank
MECHANICS, EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS co.
No. ETchcnge Budding
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~ NE AMOUNT OF FOOD CONSUMED BY MAN DURING
His LIFE TME.-We take the following from late
number of the London Times:
Mr.. Alexis Soyer, in one of his most toucb;,o
pictures OF real life represents to us GOOD nanius
leading out little arstocrat, or a vet upconsc;ouS
milionare, to vast plain, upon which is collected
on one spot an the delicate food and costly liquors
winch That favored being will consume durin1 the
PERIOD OF his mortal struggle, supposing him to at
tam the average age of man. That great writer
throws ID the additional and awful touch that the
animals aesu9ed ior the support of the little boy are
IN that dreadful vision endowed with life and are
gazing at their future consumer with lack-ustre hnt
reproachful eye Taking the medium consnn,r,;
OF ms daily meals, the eminent writer in question
has calculated that the boy would be surrounded
and gazed at by 80 oxen 200 sheep 100 calves Dan
lambs so pigs; in poultry, by 200 fowls 30o t,,r
Keys, $50 geese, 400 dueklings, 1853 pigeons. 400
paTtrloges, pheasants, and grouse 600 woodcocks
and snipes, 800 wild duck, wdgeon and teal. 4so
plovers ruffs and reeves. 800 quais, ortolans and
dotterills and few guillemots and other forenn
birds; also by 500 hares and rabbits 40 deer. 10
guinea fowl, l0peacocks and $50 wild fowl
In the way offish, by 100 turbot, 40 salmon 100
cod $50 trout 400 mackerel, 800 Writings 500 soles
and Slips 400 founders, 400 red mullct 200 eels 10
haddocks, 400 behring's and 5000 smets and by
some hundred thousands of those delicious silyery
whitehall, besides a few hundred species of fresh
water ishes. In shellish, by 20 turtle, 10000 oys
ters 800 Holsters crabs 300 900 prawns shrimps,
sardines and anchovies. With enumeration of the
aa creatures We will stop, we have not to
- III .ie lood, upon the fruits and vegetables;
W. woaid only add that the liquids to promote the
algesaon o. inc above articles, enumerated or sug-
gesied, are counted as 49 hogsheads of wine 3es3
gallons OF beer 5s4 gallons spirits 342 of liquors.
&C. ms may furnish rough idea OF the specta,
Gle that would meet the Intelligent eyes Of little
colonel ane q the Grenader Guards, if summoned at
an early age TO inspect his future rat;ons NJ 80
sight that would greet the ewes Of an emhrr sa1
der, destined to serve under his command would
be OF far less complicated nature seeino that -
would mainly consist of huge pile of fresh boiled
beef in weight equaling 1855 lbs of strinoy axer
boiled fresh meat. We have somewhat over stated
the weight and over estimated the esculent value
OF this mountain of insipid iesh because private
soldier does not even receive h. of such diet every
day ana even from the weight he actually receives
other portions unfit for human food.
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Steamboats,.

rs,S[TI BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
$50 PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL.
For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Packa
ses Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods all sorts
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
one OF the Company's Steamboats, leaves NO. LIGHT
STREET WHARF, daily, clock arriving in Phila
dephia at O'Clock the morning in ample time for
the New York Trains.
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Leaves DAILY, at 3 o'clock, from NO. 10 SOUTH
WHARVES.
Goods forwarded Immediately with care-Free of all
J. ALEX. SHRIvER ACT. No. 3 Liant street WIFI Bait
A GROVES, JR., ACT, No 10 South WARES Phila
fe22tf
Ill NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Gz-xn1---E TRANSPORTATION LINE
INLAND,
THROUGH THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN. AND
CHESAPEAKE AND DELA WARE CANALS
For the conveyance of Merchandise Produce Packages
low
THROUGH BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE.
WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT,
IN IS HOURS.
FOR NEW YORK,
steamboat oaves Baltimore EVERY AFTERNOON from
LIGHT STREET WHARF.
FROM NE W AZ DIRK,
steamboat leaves in like manner for Baltimore DAILY
except Saturday afternoon, from NORTH RIVER between
Piers Nos. and
Goods destined replaces beyond Baltimore New York
forwarded Immediately with careree all charges for
commission. Mark goods destined for this route
INLAND PROPELLER LINE
The safety, regularity and dispatch of this line together
with the moderate rates charged commend to the pub
of freight
J.A. sHRIvER, Agt
No. 3 Light street Wharf Bait
W. DALZELL, AT
fe22dtf. AZ West Street, North river
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The FIRST JEWISH QUEEN's CouNsEL-The open-
ing OF the law courts, on Monday last was remark
able for one incident which have not vet seen no
tlced. Amongst the batch of counsel who have lust
received silk, and on that day took their seats with
IN the bar, appears the name of Mr.. Goldsmid
He is son of the Baron Goldsmith and is | be
heve, the first member of the Hebrew persuasion
who has yet attained that dignity. This is another
step IN that gradual social ''Jewish emancipation
which has of late advanced with such steady pro-
gress The ''Lord Mayoralty has lost its .!Chris-
tian' character, and that of the inner bar is now
CORRESPONDING to Sir F. Thesiger. 1t is good
omen OF another more important loss of the same
character-in the same sense, OF course | mean
Manchester Examiner
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MURDER.-Om Monday last, some ten miles from
Louisville, man from Taylor county, Ky named
Phillips, attacked another named TAYLOR with a
Ratchet, and literally hacked him to pieces mang-
ling the body, while living, in the most horrible
manner-cutting the throat and crushing the skull,
so that life was extinct in a very few moments At
last accounts Phillips had not been arrested, nor is
his whereabouts known.
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REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-We have accounts from
almost every section of the country of the gradual
revival of business. The cotton factories at Lam
caster it is stated are about to resume operations
AT Lewiston, Maine all the mills will be at work,
with sixteen thousand additional spindes in one of
them. The Woonsocket r.. l. cotton mills, which
have been running only five days in the week, are
about to be put upon full time. In Massachusetts,
Tue pay 3tate MIL, at Lawrence, now employs six
hundred hands, and WILL it is believed ere long. be
in full operation. The Pemberton Mill is about to
begin running under the new owners; and the Duck
mill in Lawrence has renewed work.
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SUDDEN DEArH-On Monday night. about eleven
O'Clock, Mr. Benoir Tourniaire, attached to the cir
Gus company of Nixon Kemp, died at Mr. George
Ashton's near indianapolis, Indiana. He went to
pea well about haltpast ten, and died in twenty-five
minutes-it is supposed in an apoplectic fit He was
brother of the celebrated female circus performer
Madame Tournaire, and was engaged in the business
OF breaking horses for circus purposes
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lzG- Kansas paper states that it is the inten-
ton of gentleman in Virginia to carry to Topeka.
early in the coming Spring, 100000 grape roots.
embracing the most productive and hardy varieties
cultivated in this country.
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Silyor-Ware, JeWelry &c

Geo. ". Webb, s. Z. corner Baltimore ana
Charles SITS.
A. Stowell, Jr., 1853 Baltimore st.
Sam'l Kirk& Son, l72 Baltimore ST.
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BALTIMORE TYPE
~
STERE OTFPE FOTNDR

STERE OTFPE FOCNDRY
AND
PRINTERS FTRNIsHING WAREHoUs E
Bank Lane, ddjojning Barnana's City Hotel
Is at all time prepared to furnish Book and Neyspsr.r
Printers with u Of every size and description Of
as beautiful and great durability any Foundry in s
country-and also, every other article necessary or
COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE either for JoEs OF NEwsqa
PERs
PRIN RS INK
lor news and Book work Coored Inks Varnish, Gold
SIZE &c, OF all qualities at manufacturers prices
ELECIkoIYllNG and STEREOTYPE WORK
oil every description done in the best ana at the
| west prices.
TX Pc from other Foundrie furnished to order at mar
ufacturers prices
0ld lNpe taken in exchange for new
CLIMATES in detail for Newspaper BOOB or Joo ut
nces furnished stating what work IS required to Je
done.
Having lately prepared a NEW SFACIAEN u IA,
(which viii be sent 10 Printers wishing to make orders
should be pleased place it in comparison with those
OF other founders all Of whose specimen BOOKS; can DO
examined by calling at our FouHdI!
Orders to be addressed TO 800 ~ -
LUCAS BROTHERS,
fe25eod 3m No. l7e Baltimore str eet.
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
P. L. PERKINS

METROPOLITAN GALLERY
No 90 BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HoLLIpAY
A Ii THE VARIOUS BRANCHES @ :
IA the art successfully carried al Il is establishment
and no humlug used cheat deceive the public NJ,
IS new invention of producing LifeSize Pictures from
small dagueeotypes on CANVAS is the admiration of ali
who see them Mr. Kerkhoven the Great French artiSt
has been retained coorng in his beautiful STYLE tbe
above gems The public will please call and see fe22Im
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IsLzSs THE GLASGOW AND n. Y.
<S+/fT~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
IE.Ss-Szss1.ssss SPLENDID & POW ERFUL STEAMERS
Commanders
EDlNBl RICH, 800 tons. VIM. Cumming,
new 1oKh, 2,150 " ..-.-.-... Robt Craig,
GLASGOW, 1852 &c ............. John Duncan
Are appointed to sail
FROM GLASGOW,
NEW YORK, 10 February,
GLASGOW, 5 March,
EDINBURGH, II March
FROM NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Saturday, Is March, at II O'Clock, noon
GLASGOW, Wednesday, 81 March, g
EDINBURGH, 6 IA April, - 4"
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FROM GLASGOW
Fnst Glass;. .......................l5g uineas
Steerage, found with cooked provisions s %
FROM NEW YORK.
Steerage found with cooked provisions. 80
age IS.
Return tickets available within six months by any
steamers of this line
INN" e''ss' Observation-Disclosures. bU
An experienced Surgeon to each steamer.
For passage apply to WORKMAN & Co
123 Walnut street Philadelphia.
HALL & L0NEY,
Sc Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
ROBERT CRAIG,
Rrnad Ne York
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ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERS IN WILLIAMS



Elisha Wait and Asa Hamilton were arrested on
Friday evening last by Mr.. Bell the Sheriff of vii
hams county, within short distance of the Micbi-
gan State line. He was assisted by the Regulators
a secret society, organized rs selfeonstituted
ponce Tor the apprehension of criminals and sup
preston of crime in their vicinity They were
brought to this city Saturday evening by Deputy
U. S. Marshal Wales, in company with Mr.. Rel and
others OF the above county The wife of Wait is
detained as witness in the case-she having con-
fessed knowledge of the manufacture of BOGUS
com at their house. and a constant remonstrance
against 1T. The fact that led to the arrest was
that some SO in bad coin was found upon two bows
arrested In Indiana, who asserted that they had
purchased the of these men, Hamilton and
wait The Sheriff of Williams county being ap-
priced OF this, went to arrest the men, but while he
was securing them, a stranger, unsupported bv the
Sheriff, was busy loading up the furnace batteries
metal, &C., (Which was done almost instantly into
a Slelgh, and drove away. 1t was impossible To
overtake him, and he escaped.
Inere is known to exist large gang of counter
feltors in this part of the State as well as in ada
cent counties lying in Indiana and Michigan. Ills
SAID that onethird Of those engaged in this unlaw-
ful pursuit are women. We have been shown seve
raj bad bills made by the gang; and the coin repre-
senting gold dollars and silver quarters and halves
were SO well executed to require the closest scru
tiny to detect them. The quarters were pronounced
gooo py several gentlemen in the habit of handling
money, until several tests proved them bad Very
uch OF the money In circulation in the county near
Wnere the arrests were made is bad
Inc regulators are doing a good work Moro
than enc hundred of these criminals have been ar
rested within lew months in Indiana through their
exertions, and many convictions have resulted in
counties where before they were DISCHARGED in fon
OF the strongest proof against Them TIercianJ
Reoiea. '"
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
PROVISION DEALERS EXCHANGE.

- NOS. II and 70 SOUTH ST
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Pres't JOHN P PACA sec'y
Meets daily, at 8 4. NJ
PROVISION DEALERS EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE PLACE.
Meets daily at II A. NJ
JAMES c ADAMS Pfes't, F. B. CAPRON, secy
TELEGRAPH LINES
Magnetic Telegraph Compaag-Connecting with all
parts CT the tned States and British Provinces Office
Sun Iron Building
". NJ SWAIN President
u. HART Treasurer JOS. SAILER Secretary.
- Western Telegraph CompoHy-To Wheeling and the
West Office Sun Iron Building
JACOB CAR3IiN, Pres t. 5. MACUBBIN Secretary
Aee York and Washington Printing Telegrapd Co
> W corner Baltimore and South streets.
+. AokkIS, President, MARCUS HUGHES, sup't.
american Telegraph Company (Vorse Line y-Between
baltimore, York Harrisburg and Pitsburg, including all
the Western points. Office Colvin building Cor Balti
more ana South streets J. p. EING, Operator.
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Sbippinq.
agricultural,

Holm 5. REESE s. co.
- OFFICE OVER THE CORN EXCHANGE
II SoUTH STREET,
OFFER THEIR
MANIPULATED OR PIIOSPHO-
PERUVIAN GUANO
PRICE REDUCED TO s45 PER TON 2 900 lbs
The most APPROVED, ECONOMICAL and EFFECTIVE natu-
raj concentrated FERTILIZER now before the public
Composed of equal quantities of best Peruvian and Pbos
phatc Guanos and prepared in the perfect manner
ior lts application to the soil, being entirely free from
Jumps and coarse particles.
Is the NATURAL GUANo, and contains so per Ct more
Ammonia and Phosphaes than any manufactured Ferti
yer known Its money value SIS per ton than any
Phosphate or Super Phosphate before the public
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X iloDr-o ,rr,,
IA SUPER PHOSPATE OF LINE
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DR.. JAMES HIGGINS
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYZED BY DRS JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BlCkELL AND FULLY WARRANTED
In introducing this HIGHLY AUTHENTICATED
FERTILIZER to the agriculturiSt of the United States
Tor the year 1855 orbear any heightened remarks as
their Intelligence is already informed of the value of
BUN Els TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID producing
the biphospate of lime and yielding SOL UBLE JHOS
PHORIC ACID, the efficient and Indispensable nutri
ment of plants. ~
As many preparations offered the public STYLED
super Phosphate have for own and the Drotecton
OF the agricultural community, surrendered up to Drs
higgins and Bckel the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE and every lot
offered for sale is regularly analysed them and reported
TO the public which conceive will be proper caution
to the agricultural community protect them from mpo
siton IN the many spurious articles now offered in the
market " ~
PAMPHLETS containing detailed account will be fur
nlshed on application or forwarded per mail
Packed i'll barrels and bags
Price S45 per ton of 1000 lbs.
ADDRESS B. NJ. RHODES & Co.
io---"h I4l w est Pratt Street, Baltimore.
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Metals, Hardware, &c,

Keyser, Troxell d Co., 10 S. Calvert sc.
E. Pratt & Bro, q and 80, South Charles t.
Stickney Co., Exchange Place
J. A. Weston & Co., Al 5. Charles st.
D. L. Parker Il CO., s. Charles ST., below Pratt.
NJ Keith, Jr., & Son, % S. Charles street.
Hiss Cole, q and 20 S. Charles st.
Schaeffer Loney, 3 Hanover street,
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Steamships.

4asss = iSr y NJ N w E. l. ~ GREAT
EeYcssss@ssSss STEAMSHIP, FREIGHT AND PASSEN.
GER LINE.
The TEN STEAMERS of this Line now in first rate
order, and the Agent to the business commu
nifty that Steamer will leave l16 Spears Wharf Bat
more and Pier Thirteen, North River, New York, EVE
RY AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock
Insurance may be effected on goods by the Cromwelrs
Steamers to from New York open policies at their
ohce at quarter per cent This Insurance will be eff
feced for the account of the of the property floss
If payable them) with the responsible Compa
MES, whose certificate will be given when required
One of the above will leave Baltimore EVERY
THURSDAY afternoon at O'Clock for Charleston S C
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to 4. c. HALL Agent
1l6 Spears Wharf, BALTIC
A. B. CROMWELL, K CO.
cor Washington Albany SITS, n Y
JOHN ". CALDWELL Agent
fe24tf CbarIeston { r.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-15
Agricultural

B. N. Rhodes & Co., 14l W. Pratt st.
\. E. Berry, 60 W. Pratt st.
VIM Grange Co., ll9 W. Lombard ST.
Robert Turner, AZ S. Frederick ST.
VIM. Robinson, d Hollingsworth st.
John T. Reese Co., II South street, lover Corn
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