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WASHINGTON NEWS-JrNE 10.

DR.. Bernhisel, the delegate from Utah, it is sta
ted, entirely dscredts the stories that Capt. Mar
cy's train has been cut off, and that Gov Cumming
had been expelled from Salt Lake City. He has no
doubt that Governor Young invited Gov. Cumming
to Salt Lake City, and with conciliatOrv Objects
He SAYS, positively, that the Mormons are not leav-
ing Salt Lake Valley. lie entertains, very conf
IDENTIFY, the opinion that the difficulty, whatever it
may be-, between the United States government and
the Mormons my be settled without bloodshed.
The Star says We satisfied that the steamer
of the 9Th inst carried to the American Minister in
Nicaragua, Gen. NJ. b. Lamar, dispatches to be com
municaed to the Government to which he is accred-
ted, embracing virtual declaration of the deter
mination of this Government to enforce, in future
what it regards as being its rights and those of
American citizens on the Nicaraguan Isthmns.
The ventating apparatus in the new hall of the
House of Representatives does not maintain an even
temperature, and the sunlight pouring down
through the close glass roof makes the hall very
uncomfortable on a warm day.
Capt. Walker, U. S. A., and Com. Mervine, U.
;. N, are at tie National.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUNE 1C

notorious parsonage, named Robert Orr, was
arrested in the First Ward on Tuesday night the
charge of having committed an outrageous highway
robbery on Monday. 1t seems that. the night
named, citizen went out short distance from his
house. in the western part Of the First Ward, and.
while passing along. he was attacked by Orr and Il
a companion, who knocked him down by striking
him on the head with bottle, and then robbed him
of his watch.
man named Christian Williams, who halls from
Strasburg, Lancaster county, committed suicide
yesterday morning under the following crcum-
stances: He went into the White Hall hotel in Mar
ket street. above Seventh, and called for glass of
lemonade. He threw down quarter of dollar in
payment, and ran out into the yard without wait
ing for his change. lie returned a moment after
and when the barkeeper directed his attention
to the change he ran up stairs, and cut his throat
from to ear, in one of the entries of the
house.
Mr.. j. Wood Underhill and Robt. Underhill were
yesterday brought before Alderman Ogle, charged
with conspiracy to defraud certain note-holders
of bills on the Shamokin (Pa.) Bank, in which it
is alleged they are interested.
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F R ON UTAH
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
CAMP ScorF, U. T., Nav 9th. ls5,

.-.. CAMP ScoTT, U. T., May 9th 1855
The vapors from the south by an upper cur
rent HOminet and back upon us to-day as storm
of mingled and rain from the east for what
aqueous region is there in that quarter from which so
much now could Gomez There is hardly any thing but
land for two thousand miles in that direction
The ground was white with this morning and that
ana subsequent dzze have rendered everything sloppy
so that travelling reminds of the frog in its ascent
three. = - 0 "
Somewhat such is the progress which our faded teams
ana ureu troops are making the long muddy plains
,, eas 10 reach u.s. their trains heightened
10 an almost nnwiedy size for carrying necessary forage
in the absence of grass but whose arrival is Jooked for
with interest to save us from the modern hero;sm Of mule
meat our mails too, find it impossible To Keen their
time over such route. oP ~
But on the other side we bright, sunny valley.
three thousand feet below this all RANT with vardnr
full fed herds, with easy open COMMUNICATE; i.,
the sea by the of California through which mails M
received and sent probably with more regnlari, s
speed than with U.S. the people, in the meantime Hv;n
IN abundance and expecting large compensation in re
United States "''n 'iie
Such the difference between the condition of the army
OF the United States at Camp Scott and the Mormons
in Salt Lake valley. .
To compromise compound with the Mormons instead
OF sctng them to the most positive vindcation of the
law wlGh lhey have so shameessly outraged, would be
Incense hereafter to every sheriff compound with the
ieoi whom he is sent to spirit of indulgence
50 wiae as to inci.;e Mormonism within its embrace
Mouu soon dives all law of its sanction and expose the
pe y" society to every brawling demagogue who might
n"sy 70 disturb it, But of this we have already said
nnii ,ht eveh too much perhaps, in view of gov
snhiio, =, mas become sultifed by long course of
80. 70 s iireasonable and sometimes absurd condi-
r;sI 80 ep III IT'S progress being threatened by an
parable mischief is Promlsed IRE
An express arrived Yesterday from Salt Iat with
communication from Governor CUMMING mn M m
aa,nSy 9 uGMp aoout re middle Of ttis month He re-
We nave understood from Colonsl
Johnston, for several citizens Salt Lake fn eoonel
camp undlsturbed on their way the States h,, .e
not say whether the people Valley Are a ne does
attitude or not There is indeed but little i,aed 81
declaration, since the fact of an American arm such
in their vicinity and their failing to offer IL spnn;
also their knowledge Of the army having larpe r
theirs in Keeping and their not calling for it. is sucient
evidence OF hostility But the best evidence of ii is The
ty which is antagoDistic per force When they make ex
hbits OF friendship attachment man or any otbe,
living being, then the Mormon may his hostility tc
the Christians $3.50 -
There is supposed to be-and there undoubtedly is-s
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FROM THE pEIlZE

BELIZE, HONDURAS, May 2l.-The Legislature has
passed new law for regulating salvage claims
directing the awards to be made by port wardens
instead of the arbitrator heretofore called on to
act. The of fifteen hundred dollars has been
appropriated for the purchase of small fire en-
CINE in New 1ork, and if the machine gave satisfac
ton, five others, with two ladder trucks would be
ordered from our builders. The crops of mahogany
and logwood were large. Sugar and rum has fall
len greatly in price, with great quantities on hand
sugar could not be sold at four cents per pound.
merchants were selling by retail.
1t costs twenty-six dollars an hour to light the
new hall of the House Of Representatives at Wash
ington with gas.
The gross receipts of the New Haven Railroad
Company for May amounted to S6S ,907 Sc, against
SIT ,04S.Sl for the month last year, showing
decrease of SIS, l40.95.
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Nj A X X | E ID

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Fuller WILLIAM
WHITE to Miss ANNA c. ST0UFFER, ghter of the
late Jacob Stoufler -
AT the residence of the brides father Trenton j. on
the Sth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Clements J NJ DAWSON of
this city, TO JENNY, daughter of Mr. Thos. Ashmore
On the 9th instant, by Rev Hamilton J. Day ALEX
ANDFR ]. SITTER to Miss MARTHA \. r. TOISON all
Of this city
On the sth instant by Rev. G. Burnap, oRIN C. TROw
to NINA r. PErRI, both of this city
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A Pleasing APPEARANCE is the First Letter Of
Recommendation.
G0DFREY'S
EXTRACT or ELDER FLO WERS,
COMPLEXION
EUGENE DUPUY,



EUGENE DUPUY,
600 BROADWAY, ". T.,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
The object of this Circular is give publicity to the
most valuable and efficient remedy that has been yet
been introduced in the practice medicine for the pu
pose Of removing every unsighy appearance from the
skim and preserving to it to the latest period of life nearly
all the rmness and freshness of youth. Extensive eNpe
rence and minute observation have long satisfied the
proprietor that applied directed it will speedily
move any unsghty appearance such as Tan, Sun Burns,
Freckles, &c, and quickly all Pimples Humors and
Eruptions which may dsgure the countenance and will
also mpart to the skin the most delightful soness and
delicate cearness in Short to preserve pleasing
pleXion through life, nothing is required but the
G0DFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The Sweetest and really the most perfect
BEAUTIFIER IN NATURE.
This admirable preparation of Elder Flowers is very
fragrant perfume Elder Flowers have from the
earliest ages been esteemed mild and harmless yet
perfect beauter of the skin Tan sun Burns FreckIes
Richness, &c, it will speedily and completely remove.
CHILDREN
1t sngulary beneficial and perfectly inoxous even to
the youngest infant
1t is valuable beyond anything, annihIating every
pmple and all roughness rendering the skin soft and FIRM
preparing it so completely for thu razor.
FAMILY LOTION
Godfrey Extract of Elder Flowers will be found beyond
all praise and needs only trial to be approved
AGENTS.:
CARY, HOWARD & SANGER, New York
ScHIFFELN Bros. Il Co, d"
F. C. WELLS & Co, '..
J. W. NoRcRoss n Co, Boston and New York
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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considerable class of persons among the Mormon espe
cally young women and girls, who anxious for the
approach of the army the only of liherating
themselves from the revolving thraldom in which they
find themselves entangled Just think of human beings
in such condition this on American soil relief inst
within reach and yet delayed long enough allow the
despo by his Vaccinations, render their return to
decent society impossible
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN VRGINIA.-Within
the last few days the Court has decided another
case, illustrating, in marked manner the princi-
pie lald down in Bayey VS.. Pondexter. Mrs.
Judge Coaiter, of Fredericksburg, gave her slaves,
ID substance, an election between freedom and sa-
very. The question arose upon the will, whether
she intended to give them an absolute emancpa-
tioh' or mere choice OF being free or not 1t was
very generally if not universally, regarded by the
profession as amounting to an absolute and com
pete emancipation. The slaves were decided by the
lower Court to be free.
An appeal, however, was advised, we understand
by MI. John Howard, and the case was brought to
sci. Mr.. Howard and Mr.. Patton for the parties
claiming the slave, and Mr.. Little and Mr.. Morson
for the executors. The Court delivered their de-
cision, reviewing and confirming the doctrines de-
cided by the case Of Bayley and Poindexter-that
the slave has in Virginia no civil rights or legal
capacity whatever; and consequently, no power to
make an election between freedom and Slavery
MIS- mrs. Coalters will, the Court decided, did not
absolutely emancipate, but merely gave the slaves
an election-thus the will was void, and the slaves
remained in slavery Richmond Examiner.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
tSundays eXceped price Two CENTS served in the city
AT twelve and half cents per week payable to the CARR
ers mailed to subscribers the city SIX DOLLARS
per annum TERMs-nvariably cash in advance. OFFICE
OF fuBLIcATIoN-NOrth-E East of Baltimore and
North streets Baltimore Letters to be addressed ITO
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore, Maryland"
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Stotks, GHthanar. dc.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ND BONDS OF 1875
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD BONDS,
NORTIIWEsTERN VIRGINIA RAILRoAD BONDS,
ENDORSED BY THE b. K q. r. r. COMPANY.
MARYLAND GAS C0MPANY,S STOCK.
SHORT MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY'S STOCK.
For sale by T. II. SULLIVAN,
je3-N No. "a Second Street.
nOUBLOONS.
~ l2S PATRIOT DoUBLooNs, for sale by ,-u
WESTERN BANK STOCK
w wanted by P. II. SULLIVAN,
my25n No. "a Second treet
Mooney TO LEND.
1TA We are lending upon colaterals
my25tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
NEW YORK FUNDS,
l Wanted and for sale by
my 25tf 19S Baltimore Street
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale by
Ia p. II. SULLIVAN,
myl7u No. "A Second Street.
ElTY OF NORF ok STOCK
~ redeemabe in 1881 for sale in lots to suit by
mylltf JNO 5. Cuttings & co.
7 DAMS MADE ON COLLATERAL
H SECURITIES. JOHNSTON BROTHERS x co.
VIRGINIA MONEY
Wanted by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.
LHOREtGN COLLECTIONS PROMPT
IL LY MADE on favorable terms
mylot If JoHNSToNs' BANK, 19s Baltimore street.
ErNCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
IA JOHNSTONS' EXCHANGE BANK.
myio If
NORTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES
1 Y For sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & Co,
my3f l9S Baltimore street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES
For sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.
my3n 19S Baltimore street
SANTA CLARA MINING COM
P. II. SULLIVAN,
ap26u No. "a Second street.
NJ EW ORLEANS EXCHANGE
For sale in sums to suit by
JOHNSTON BROTHERS co,
my$-n Bankers.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSUR-
1V4 ANCE CoMPANY'S STOCK.
ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY'S
SIoCk, Tor sale by P. II. SULLIVAN,
aP26u No. "A Second street,
MARYLAND NOTES AND DRAFTS
I'VE for sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS K CO..
lny5u 1913 Baltimore street.
I AND WARRANTS WANTED By
~ JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co,
my3h 1873 Baltimore street
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
" by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & Co,
my"u l9S Baltimore street.
work, PA, FUNDS
apl4tf JNo. s. CUTTINGS & co.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO &
II CO. San Francisco, Cal, and P C. BoMBALIER
CO., Havana in sums to suit, for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
ap1Ou a Smiths Wharf up stairs.
MARYLAND STATE STOCK, 7O's and
1S1 COS wanted by JOHN s. Cuttings & Co, corner
South and Second streets. mr2O-tf
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MR.. SICkLES' BILL TO REPRESS BRITISH
AGGRESSIONS.


AGGRESSIONS.
The Committee of the House of Representatives
on Foreign Affairs, agreed to report yesterday a
bill drawn up by Mr.. Sckles, entitled "a bill to au
thorize the defence of the merchant vessels of the
United States against British aggressions. We re-
produce its leading provisions from the New York
Times
The bill provides that in the event of Great Bri
tain perssting in forcibly visiting, OBTAINING or
searching American merchant vessels, the Pres-
dent is authorized to employ the naval and military
forces to resist and repel by all such acts done
or attempted to be done. and for that purpose to
complete the public armed vessels now authorized:
to equip and employ in active service all the naval
force OF the United States; to build purchase char
ter, arm and all such vessels as he shall deem
necessary in order to resist all such aggressons and
capture and bring in every British armed vessel
gagged therein. .E ...
1t Is provided that merchant vessels NAV oppose
orcible detentions visits and capture any British
vessel attempting to do this. The bill revives and
makes part OF itself Chapters co. 81 6S of the laws
OF lI9S, relating to captures salvage adjudication
the condemnation ofprzes, DC. Itappropriates $50
1000 and authorizes the Secretary of the Treasu-
~ To advertise for proposals for loan said amount
bearing not exceeding five per cent. interest pava-
BILE seml-annually, and for which amount the Secre-
tary will issue certificates of stock to be sold on the
best terms that may be offered and to be reimburse
BILE at any time after the lst of January 1865 at
the pleasure of the United States.
In the event that England shall persist in COM
hitting these aggressions, the President is author
lied to apply not exceeding S3, 900 900 of this ap-
preparation for the fortitications along the sea
board and frontier. The act to be put in force at
any time by the proclamation of the President, set
ting forth that the contingency of Englands per-
sisting in her course has occurred, and thereupon
it shall go into effect, to continue in force sixty
days after the next meeting of this Congress and no
longer .....f .
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~ I T. ID

On the 9th instant, GEORGE W HOLLAND. in the 61st
year of his age.
On the 9TH inst, SARAH ELLEN REDDISH, in the Odd
year of his age -
On the Sth instant, HENRY MONTGOMERY, in the
10th year of his age
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SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
BANKERS. STOCK, EXCHANGE AND
NOTE BROKERS.
No. 196 B 4 L RI " r E S TREET
COLLECT on all accessible points in the United States
and Canadas, promptly and favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES
in this and other markets
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankabe or Uncurrent Funds
and the Banking Exchange Business in every
department. MILDLY
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The very best most durable, and consequently the
cheapest coal offered in this market Consumers will do
well to purchase their supplies at the present low prices
Orders Will be received account by the following
agents.
Messrs MOORE & EMORY, corner Howard and Madison
streets
Messrs n. Fl. JENNINGS & Co., No. IS y. Charles St
MesSrs JoHN W. BARRY Co, corner Baltimore and
Pearl streets
Messrs DENIsON & Bro, No PIG W Pratt street
Mr.. EDWIN EARECKsoN, corner Baltimore and Caroline
streets.
Mr. WIN H. READ, No 60 Broadway and at our Office,
No &c Second street
JeTu DoDBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY

o. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
Hsi in FEE SIMPLE.-In pursuance of a decree OF the
Circuit Tor Baltimore city, passed 10th June, 1857
in cause wherein Robert Howard and Joseph c. Wilson
were companants and A. j. Mcguire and others were de
PENDANTS, the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale
at Merchants Exchange, No. 10 South Gay street on
WEDNESDAY,, July 3D. at O'Clock, A LOT OF GROUND
In baltimore city, more particularly described as follows
Beg the line of the north side Fayette street
at tdstance of 81 feet inches westerly the corner
formed by the intersection of the north side of Fayete
street and the west side of Chester street. and running
thence westward binding the north side of Fayette
street O feet inches to the east side of street 30
feet wide recently opened thence northwardly bind
ing on the east side of Castle street. feet thence caster
ly parallel with Fay cite street. l0l inches to inter
sect line drawn northerly from the beginning parallel
with Chester street thence reversing said line SO drawn
and bounding thereon south-ry 123 feet to the place of
beginning
The above property will he sold in fee
Terms of sale, prescribed by the iecree-Ope third
cash on the day of SALE and the balance and eight
months thereafter with interest," the credit payments to
be secured by notes. endorsed the satisfaction of the
Trustee. CHARLES MARSHALL, Trustee
+. ". BENNETT n Co.
jel1 -3taw3w &ds. Auctiopeers
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l-P { 0 NJ p l. | NJ ENTARY SOIREE
~ MUSICALE TO MRS. WORKMAN on FRIDAY
~ ENlN June IL, at CARROLL HALL assisted by the
IC0wlng eminent talent: Miss LOUISE SCHMIDT, Mr.
OTTO SUTRO, Mr. JAS. ". BOSSON Mr. TIL AIJREND
me ALP QUARTETTE, and the LEIDERKRANZ so
ClEl1 under the direction of Mr.. CHAS. LENSCHOW
PROGRAMME.
FART Alpine Glee; Solo Nioonceo, Sovenir de Spa
Gh"rus Serenade; Duetto, Norma, OH Bitter Memory
Solo, Swtzers' Farewell. -''
PART Chorus, Lederkranz Society; Fantasia Piano.
Belisaro Terzete, No ma; Solo ViolOncelo by Ahrend
Chamoun
Conductor Charles Lcnschow. Tickets so cents to be
had at the Music Stores and at the Hall evening of
the Soiree Doors open at 7, to So o'clock
precisely. eS4t
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JoINsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and design
is not erceIled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE s15 S23, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic Sch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Saesroom, No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
pl9-r l.. d. CHASE, Agent.
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~ A MONMOUTH PAPER says " In another column
Will be found the certificate of fellow townsman Jas
W. Davidson ESD, to Professor Wood This is another
the numerous instances where it has changed gray hair
raven rnglets and bald scalps to waving locks Let any
who stand in need Of this valuable remedy give it a fair
trial.
CAUrIoN-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market called by different Names Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restora
tive Depot, st. Louis No, and New York are 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, Chinalnan's Tea Store,
my292w 81 and SO baltimore street
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dr. FOR SALE.-The Superior Three
Esiii Story DWELLING No, 206 North Charles street
--e@ beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BtiLDiN6, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS,
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete
The lot % by $50 feet running back TO 40
The buildings Of the best material and substantial
construction having been erected under superinten-
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacOus and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire on the premises, of b. T. ELDER
No. 100 South Eutaw Street
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SEA BATHING
rssT@~a

pS!lh SEA BATHING
N%nE@l AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NIS STEAMERS will leave Union Dock foot of Concord
street, DAILY Sunday exceped) at O'Clock p At far
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back &c. giving the passenger the prv
lege to remain the whole season
NJ. N FALLS, Agent,
baltimore Steam pac
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SAMUEL c. HINT rs. JACOB GREEN.
In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL

Il TIM0RE CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY. June l, 1853
Ordered that the made and reported by Robert Gil
NOR r Trustee for the property in these pro
ceedngs mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless
to the contrary thereof be shown before the 23d
of June instant Provided copy this order he inserted
in some newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of
three successive weeks before the said sd day June
instant.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 OOO
GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk
je21aw3w Test-GEO f. SANGSTON Clerk
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QNHIS is 10 GIVE NOTlCE TuAT

HNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
II the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore City letters of administration on the estate Of
JAMES CAABf late of Wilmington, Delaware deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 18Th day of De-
cember next they may otherwise, by law, he excluded
from all benefit of said All persons indebted to
SAID estate are requested to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day of June 1855
SAMUEL CANDY,
WILLIAM CANDY.
je11-1aw4w* Administrators
MISSOURI HEMP-57 bales received
1V4 from st Louis. For sale by
HUGH JENKINS & CO.
IclIlw Second Street
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fFI...f Z . Il 5 l. r
Riil very cOmmOdiouS and well finished DWELLING
1@-3 HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE. 1t has
all the modern Improvements and convcncnccs, having
been built in the last few years The being DESTROYS
to sell will dispose of it on the most reasonable terms
Apply at the office of the ''Day Exchange" mas tt
NOR SALE OR LEA SE-Two very ell
4 gible BUILDING LOTS Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets For terms, &c, inquire
the Office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. ma2j-tf
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FITS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
1.-THE GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner Of Frederick
mr-25-dtf EVANS & HOYT