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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
REMOVALS.


VHyE have renoves ruf stock 81 CScfnine' ooee.,
w Gassineyrs, Purnlshins Goods, b., 70 oof 0sv
and epAcious store in
METROPOLITAN BLOCK
- n,a.f. mi a. tnsrynew choose 70 IA
~, n. ". Fav. thi- week for Rev fork sod Hos
ton. where 80 al purchase and bring 10 this cry
th. "a hsf and moot fa-hionsie s'osk iof tne cp,hs
go anrgrnf TRADE, ever 0fferei ia this Market NJ
yyto,e,sle and Hef.n ump,cd by our .ucce.s the
n.st vsar we fa arrured ths FIRST Cas- Goth =
ana rniioring Hsisb i-hpenf Is much needed and ne
txs. IL uppn our.syes open such one, trus line
10 our man friends for its sup 81. We 40 business
strictly the on price pTinepe, aud warsnt very
article. iyeb25-iu) r.. II. PAhks = OO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
MEDICAL.
DEs Hu 77 N LILO
Medical ImlirmlaPy
A WORD OF SOLEMN. CONSCIENTIOUS AD-

IS RANDOLPH STREET, OPPOSITE THE REvxa1
HoTE-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29

LslvR M ems Hedes Plants for sale In email lots
II to sui. arrners st 50 rs yer ttoasand.
mere WILDE sVpal Rotation maine on large QuAn.
ttt1es. Es
Bnan.re Of the subscriber, oves Hills and Waeh-
Sarns usss Bore, nearly opUostte the Rost Once,
1eAdy sweet Davenport Iowa.
- t-rsf ass s JOHN KING
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29

Uin - uA6s b. calling 10 before purchasing else
whssA We ase 6etsrmned 10 sell q low prices, 20
Sov ~ Cash, that none SHAH be able 70 object And
vone &c ere hsIptng the pour by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING ~ shall sive the stalled wheel
ef - busooess NoTld push forwsrd. Don't mis-
OLA410 BLOCK. Decl6tlm
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-15
STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE.

TO BE ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY.
The proprietors of THE EXCHANGE" will issue the
first of January statement of the trade and commerce
of Baltimore for the past year, embracing full and rea
BILE statistics and review Of the of the
market for all the leading articles of merchandise This
statement will be prepared in the most careful manner,
and will be found to contain large amount of valuable
information to all interested in the growing trade of the
city 1t will be issued double letter sheet at three
copy and where 25 copies ordered the
and business of the party will be inserted at the
head of the statement in conspicuous style
They will also issue weekly thereafter Letter Sheet
Rce Current comprising reliable and full review of
the markets for the week.
INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES
RENT.
Your attention is invited to the propriey of1NSURlNG
your HOUSE RENT.
Females and persons retired from business who depend
mainly upon their house rents for subsistence are spe
cially interested in this matter.
For small premium you be protected from any
loss of rent should your property be destroyed by fire.
at the
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
OFFICE, 13 SOUTH 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 favorable terms for year, month week
All losses promptly adjusted and paid
JOHN B. SEIDENSRICKER, Prest.,
J.R. MAGRUDER, Sec'v. IL South street,
oc22.eotf Nat ms Co Office of Baltimore.
For SALE.-An excellent family horse
stands without hitchng, and would suit physician AL
So good Rockaway and Harness. Apply at the Coal Of
fee corner of Central Avenue and Lombard st. d43t
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THE NEW YORK BULLION RANK

The New York Courier and Enquirer SAYS:
1t is conceded that this Bank will be established
In our city at an early day Those having the plan
are, it seems, determined to test its practcabty
and its usefulness; and having the means, will car
ry it into operation.
The friends of the Bullion Bank claim that it
Will DE perfectly safe depository for those who,
not having recovered from the fright of October,
1857, wish to place their funds where they will not
be specialized upon. These depositors are parties
who have no expectation wish for accommoda-
tons or bank discounts; having favors to ask,
they will grant none.
Another class of depostors will be private bank
ers in the Western and Southern cities, who ask no
discount, but wish to place their funds where they
will be held intact, that the drafts against such
deposits will be to De paid. These total de-
posts at present held, it is thought, amount to
over twenty millions.
Another class will be those who call in question
the stability of our banking system as at present in
force, and who deem partial withdrawal of specie
deposits from the old banks to the new will serve
to check any tendency to undue expansion. These
parties also belong to large class who ask no ia
vors from their bankers but whose interests being
identified with those of the community, they wish
to secure more cautious banking. then heretofore
adopted.
On the other hand it is held that Bullion Bank
would in a time of pressure, a threatened con-
traction contribute to, rather than alay, fears
among depositors generally, and that the tendency
to concentration would seriously impair the credit
OF the remaining banks.
Also, that the locking the specie to the amount
of six, eight ten millions of dollars, would be
| loss of CAPITAL, for the time, to the community
that the specie where it now is, accomplishes the
purposes OF a specie reserve.
There is an obviously growing opinion in this
| State and elsewhere in favor of stringent
| system of banking-tO do away with bank paper
unsecured-to adopt the English plan of excluding
small notes, as main source OF financial trouble
to insist upon such specie will force the
discount line to be regulated by the aggregate
! specie held by the Banks. The example of New
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a~pLIQUOR DEALERS ATTENTION.
iA THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR
DEALERS will attend an adjourned meeting TO NOR
ROW Thursday EVENING, December 10th, at O'clock
to be held at Mr.. JOSEPH H. AMEYs, No. l North Green
street Baltimore street
The several Committees and all the members
nesy requested he puncual in their attendance all
vacancies in Committees will be filled up and the meeting
generally will be of the utmost Importance every
Der. By order
dl5-2t NJ. GIDELMAN, President.
1~D HEBREW BENEVOL so
W. CIETY OF BALTIMORE.-The Banquet in cee.
bration of the Third Anniversary of this necessary
SEMBLY ROOMS on WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant.
ISraetes DESTROYS of being pre- ent and who have not
previously obtained tickets will please apply any
the aforementioned Committee:
WM 5. RAYNER, ESQ. President.
JONAS FRIEDENwALD, s HARTMAN,
Sol. STEIN, s. PRESS,
NJ. WIEsENFELD, J. LEHMAIER,
C. WELLER, S. FRANK,
Col. NJ. l. COHEN, PHI ADLER,
B. A. FRANKLIN, X. WALTER,
d94t1114l5 IGNATIUS LAUER, Sec
Elo REM EMBER THE ORPHAN =
~ The Ladies having charge of ST. MARY s FEMALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM, in Franklin Street purpose holding
FAIR for the sale of useful and fancy articles beginning
on December sth at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and continuing
through the day and evening for aweek.
There in this Institution one hundred and forty
Orphan Girls between the ages of four and twelve years.
rescued from misery being educated in virtue and pre-
pared for respectable trades.
The Sisters Charity intend again this winter dis
tribute as heretofore nourshng meal of and bread
to the destitute poor every day.
They therefore earnestly appeal to the Public for
Sstance in these their enterprises carried entirely by
the contributions of the charitable reminding those who
blessed with abundance of the blessing and the udg
pronounc d by Our Lord of whatsoever is done
refused of these little ones. d7-l0t
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At Pikesvile Arsenal on the Sth instant, JOHN F.
MISE old soldier of the U. s Army. He served with
credit in the Mexican War; and highly esteemed by
his officers and comrades Norfolk papers please copy.
On the 18th instant, Ms. ANN CHRISTY, in the Goth
year of her age.
On the 18th instant, Miss ADELINE LINvILLE, aged
So years.
On the 18th instant, HELEN A. in the 25th year of her
age, of Charles E. Gardner and eldest daughter
of Capt. Ray s. Clarke.
On the 18th instant, ELLEN PORTER in the SD year
of her age.
On the 18th instant, MICHAEL A. MASTERS0N, aged
&c years
On the 18th instant at the residence Of her Bernard
Gilpn, LETlTIA GILPIN, in the S0h year of her age.
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NJ A X X | E ID,

On the 10th instant, by Rev. William Laws, SAMUEL.
POWELL to Miss EMMA SNEAD, both of Modest Town,
Virginia.
On the 9th instant by Rev. Mr. Delnnger, at the resi-
dence of C. Gerber Esq, Baltimore, CHRIS'N SAUTER
to Miss MARY FRANCES BR0SENNE, both of Baltimore
county, Md.
On the Ist instant. by Rev Mr.. Mayer, LOUIS BAR
DENWERPER to Miss GE0RGlNE BAYERLEW, both of
Baltimore.
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PHaToGRapHs IN On CoLoRs.
PHOToGR APHs-in India Ink.
PHOToGR 4PHs-iu Water COurs.
PHoroGR APHs-Plan Mammoth size.
PHoToGRAPHS-in every style.
PHoToGRAPHs-male every size.
PHoToGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART
e. N. BARNARD,
n26m % No. 2l3 Baltimore street.
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r7r5-4ss.----4=zs MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS
5i-jaYTT$1 FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
! u 8 L u We have on hand large assortment of
beautifully carved and highly ornamented Plan ;,
which for volume richness and purity of Tone
passed.
Also, number of PIANOS from to octave, made
pressly for small parors
81 All PIANOS sold by guaranteed for years with
privilege of exchange any time within months from
time of purchase. NEWMAN BRO. & SONS,
Of
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At special meeting of the Manchester Chess
Club, called in compliance with requisition
ousy signed, it was resolved: ''That this meeting,
while recognizing Mr.. Staunton's right to decline
any chess challenge which he might find inconve-
nent and incompatible with his other engagements,
deems it proper (nasmuch Lord Lyttelton has
only just felt himself at liberty to in his pr
vate capacity Mr.. Morphy's appeal to him Presi
dent of the British Chess Association to declare its
full concurrence in the opinion expressed by Lord
Lyttelton in his letter to Mr. Morphy of the Sd inst
that in all fairness and consderateness Mr. Staun-
ton should have told Mr.. Morphy, long before he
did, that he declined the proposed match That
copies of this resolution be sent to Mr. Morphy
Mr.. Stanton, and the editor of the Illustrated Lon
don Ne,Cs, &C."
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service, styled by the minister, Rev. Mr.. Long
fellow, "vesper SERVICE consisting of hymns,
anthems, chants, prayers, both audible and "si-
cond Unitarian Church. Brooklyn, on each Sunday
evening. 1t was listened to last Sunday evening
for the first time, by a crowded church, and notice
was given that upon the intervening Sabbath even
ing the usual services, with sermon, would be held
as haretofore
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SINGER's SEWING MACHINES,

SINGER's SEWING MACHINES,
AT los BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE
R5-We Offering a family machine at the
Low PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS.
81 Hemmng guages of every width, binding guages of
all sizes, adjusted to our machines.
R9-Send for copy of l. u. Singer Co.'s Gazette.
oclu W. f. FREDERICK, Agent.
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For A SHORT TINE LONGER.
In of the continued demand for the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPE C A L ES
the undersigned made arrangements to remain in this
city for short time longer
Immediate application should be made by those who
wish to obtain celebrated Glasses stay will be
limited and none of these will be left by in this
city. a. GIDEON, optlcian,
At the London Watch and Jewelry Store,
n243w No.159 Baltimore street.
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~
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT!
HOLIDAY TRADE.
HAMILTON EASTER d CO.,
Nos 199 pol AND 203 BALTIMORE ST,
Have just received per steamer Arago" great variety
of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS!
Embracing most extensive collection of
PARIS RNBROIDERIES!
MUSLIN COLLARS and SETS; Embroidered, Hem
Stitched and Bordered CAMBRIA and LAWN HDKFS.;
Point d AIencon Point L'Aquille and Point Applique
LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
BLACK LACE FALLS in Brussels and Imitation Lace;
style Head Dresses; Breakfast and Dress Caps.
Real India Camels Hair
STA WIS AND SCARFS.
Vienna and Paris Cashmere Long and Square SHAWLS.
Our entire stock of
SILKS, MERINOS AND DRESS GOODS,
being greatly reduced price, and will be sold
at large attachments cost Of importation. dll tfr
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DoBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
SOLE AGENTS
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,
oc1St If Sc SECOND STREET.

WASHING AND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and individuals at the Laundry, No East Baltimore
st. the bridge. careful hand will collect and return
the clothes Call and leave order and get list of
prices, rules and regulations. oc4 d3m
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@$l ,500!!!M
MAMMOTH RAFFLEi
For CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR!
~ pJ.Jg III I1..g

MAMMOTH RAFFLE
For CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR!
No Blanks! All Prizes!
$3.50 PER CHANCE
Consisting OF Watches Ear Rings, Breast Pins Sleeve
Buttons Studs Iockes, Charms, Gold and Silver Headed
Walking Canes Work Boxes Dressing Cases, Surprise CT
gar Cases. Jewel Stands Perfume Stands, Fans Cabas
Leather Bags, Mante Ornaments, Fine China Figures,
and an endless variety Of Souvenirs for the Holidays
Call and examine prizes at
ID. c. DRIsCoLLs
Fancy Perfumery and Furnishing st.re,
No. So Baltimore street.
next door to Frederick street
N B-Persons at a distance by remitting the amount
can have their prizes sent them they may direct
The Rattle will take place under the supernendance of
four dsnerested and responsible gentem en- who will
certify its and interested will be pub
holy apprised OF the result dl5tf
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A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
Esr-Fancy Plain and Common DINNER, TEA, and
CHAMBER Sets; INDIA CHINA DINNER Sets; Cut and
Moulded Glass in Sets; COAL OIL LAMPS and every
thing else CHEAP at JOHN A. DoBSON CO.'S, and
AN Charles street s203m
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From the Boston Literary Gdzette.D
.-..-.--- =. .,..

From the Boston Literary Gdzette.D
PROF. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1t deserves to be called of the greatest discoveries
of the age it not only turns hair back to its original
color but all dandruf from the scalp and
cutaneous irrations and is stmulan and tonic to the
organs necessary supply nurmen and coorng matter
the hair Iremoves the which tend to the
hair gray it prevents the hair from falling off, and brings
it out where the head is bald.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations several
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words Professor Woodss Hair RestOra
tive, Depot St. Louis, Mo- and New York blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
john C. GIVEN Chinaman's Tea Store.
d13-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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INNOCENT AND USEFUL pleasure.

INNOCENT AND USEFUL PLEASURE.
by saw Egypt and its ruins the Nile and its tnr
aned boatmen; Greece and its Acropolis &c, &cN. p
Willis.
The above delighted exclamation of the gifted Poet
after Stereocopic examination, be realized by
all Others from infinite variety of them, PAPER and
GLASS, now opening and sale, with every form Of
Box, at No. N. Liberty street.
d151m WIN. A. WIsoNG.
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Coal OFFICE.

No. 1872 BALTIMORE ST, NEAR ST. PAUL.
$475 per ton for White Red Ash Goals, delivered in
any part Of the city. Don't forget the place,
n303tawtf 1872 BALfIMoRK OF,
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The Peninsular Correspondence of the 10th of No
vember has the following: "rhe fact of the sending
of the Spanish fleet to cruise before Vera Cruz and
Tampico has lost much of its Importance since it is
known that its orders limited to the protection
of the lives and property of the Spanish subjects,
and that no land forces are on board The news
that the government of the United States have de-
termned upon increasing their naval forces in these
ATTITUDES has given rise to much speculation"
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

CHRISTM PRESENT
At los Baltimore street, doors below Sun Building
AT COST.
Intending to devote entire attention to my store
South street. will sell at COST my entire stock of Fine
Dinner, Tea, Toilet and Tee-aTete Sets Punch Bowls
Vases Fine Cut and Engraved Gobets Champagne Wine
Gobets, Decanters, &c, &C. &c.
d14lmr ROBERT 7. BANKS.
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLOAT & Co.'S
IocK-SrITcH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and $65, complete.
Beauty and excellence of Stitch alike on both sides OF the
fabric sewed economy of thread simplicity of construc-
ton portability and of operation speed quietness Of
movement strength and rmness of seam that VIII not
rip ravel applicability to variety OF Materials COM
pactness and elegance OF model and finish.
l.. d. CHASE, Agent,
n16-tfr No. SO Baltimore street,
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4 MOTHER THREE PLATE NUMBER.

d133t JOHN MORRIS, Postmaster.
A MOTHER THREE PLATE NUMBER.
N Cooley FOR JANUARY, 1859
Immeasurably ahead of every other magazine.
"THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN Seven TableauX
Steel Plate Engraving
sNEGLECTED FLOWERS" Beautiful Steel Plate
WHAT 4 LIKENESS,' Colored Engraving and
"GODEY's DOLLAR PURSES" printed in several
colors.
GLOW to make Cheap Furniture" for unexpected
guests, with engravings.-Sheet Music.
SNOW DROP WALTZ new piece of music
Six full length figures Fashions besides the coored
Fashion Plate Two Dresses and Diagrams to cut them
HOME MANUFACTURED PICTURE FRAME.
Model Cottage and Plan.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS FOR LADIES, WITH EN-
CRAVINGS.
IS Engravings in all of Embroidery-Head Dresses,
Caps, Capes, Bonnes, Fchus Drawing Lessons, Novel
Brooches, Frizettes or Curling Pins
Read Miss slimmens Window the richest story of
the season.
, Ann sabrinas Dream" by Mrs. Janvrin.
Mrs. Ravens New Story, "WhO is the Widow Polly
~ HENRY TAYLOR,
sun Iron Building
dI42t III Baltimore street, and South Street.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
ELEGANTl
- COMFORTABLE!
And EVERY ARTICLE warranted to be represented.
'lponlt'
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON
w THURSDAY, Dec l6th the free exhibition of that
.THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
dI42t SAMSON CARIss & cos.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
CUSHINGS d B1ILET,
262 BALTIMORE STREET,
opposite Hanover St,
Have opened their usual large and well assorted
stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
Comprising all the finely
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
of the season
STANDARD AUTHORS,
in fine and plain binding.
OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Of every style and price.
FANCY STATIONERY
They invite the attention of the public to the above be
fore purchasing elsewhere. dian, wGFtD20GdtD25
EENTLEMEN'S FURS.
~ large stock of
CAPS,
AND ROBES,
dl41wr opposite Barnum's.
MILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON
w THURSDAY, Dec 10TH the free exhibition Of that
splendid painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
Don't fail to see it! At
dl42t SAMSON CARISS e. cos
WILL LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON.
w THURSDAY EVE next ferrng's great painting
THE VILLAGE BLA ca SBITH
| Do not miss seeing it. Exhibition free, at
dl4-2t SAMSON CARISS & cos
THE STAUNTON CHESS MEN
! IL These celebrated CHESS MEN have now become
the only recognized pattern amongst all players of the
game Their elegant form, designed not to obscure
ton to the hand and their justly indicated value in rea
ton to each other give them decided super iorty
any others yet produced
few sets of the several sizes in wood and solid Ivory
! just received from London direct.
| JAMES S. WATERS,
| d14-3t PA Baltimore street
PITCH FURS.
Il CAPES,
AND CUFFS
In large quantities and of superior quality. at
TAYLORS,
| dl4lwr opposite Barnums.
WILL LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON
! w THURSDAY EVE next Herrings great painting
! TIE VILLAGE BL1 CkSNITH
! DO not miss seeing it. Exhibition free,
| dl4-2t SAMSON CARISS K cos.
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON
w THURSDAY, Dec. 10th, the free exhibition of thai
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100000 A EsSJs &C GI Il, RS embracing popu
SMOKING TOBACCO-A new article manufactured at
Havana, of the choicest Nue de Ahao Tobacco express
for the city retail trade in ID papers and
1Sn BBl.S. VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO well
IJO adapted for the GroCers trade
We receiving regular supplies of the above named
articles and invite the attention of the trade stock,
which We offer for sale on liberal terms.
CIAS. u. DEFORD & CO.,
nl0tfr 81 South Gay St
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A banking firm in Indiana has issued $4,000 of
promssory notes, based upon live stock-l0, 900
head of hogs, and l 200 head of cattle, deposited
in their own pens.
During some days back in Richmond it has been
currently reported that F. w. Roster, who for
some twelve years past has been prominent music
teacher in Richmond, had committed forgery and
left the city Immediately after The sum of $3.50 is
said to have been raised a note bearing the name
of John r. Mcdaniel, but which that gentleman
did not sign. Since then matters show that this
teacher, Roster, has committed forgeries up to the
amount of between 500 and 81 900. Such is frail
mortality when temptations stand in its way.
Hon. Pryor Lea, formerly member of Congress
from Tennessee, is writing series of articles, in
the Texas papers, advocating railroad from Ar
kansas bay, in that State, through Mexico, to the
Pacific ocean, He calls it the Central transit route.
Its length, he says is about 700 milesl50 in Texas
and $50 in Mexico. 1t is advocated as becoming
the best, cheapest, and shortest route for the
perce of the world between the Atlantic and Pa
ciic oceans.
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OCULIsr AND AURlsT.
DIR. E. p. MORONG,
SINCE HIS RETURN FROM EUROPE,
Aakes exclusive specially of the treatment Of
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
MEDICALLY AND SURGICALLY
OFFICE, II N. CHARLES ST.,
d15-tf Baltimore. Md.
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GEORGE McKENDREE TEAL, at the N. E..
corner of Baltimore Frederick Streets has received
Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAssIMERs and VEsrINGs.
We satisfied that persons wishing to economze in
articles of dress will money by purchasing of
him oc2l-3m
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THE Many EXCHANGE is published every morning
sdas axcaptedr price Two CENTS; served in the city
At tweIye and half week payable to the CARR
"a ~ nhscribers ofthe city, at SIX DOLLARS
ets o Tbe TRI WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
pscr;bars at FOUR DOLLARS per annum TERMs-inya-
rabIv cash in advance OFFICE OF PuBLIcATIoSINorth
,ao.! e 81 baltimore and North Streets Baltimore.
I aS. tn be addressed ITO THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
poItimora Maryland.h
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The ETNA FIRE KINDLINC

The ETNA FIRE KINDLING.
This article gniting Wood Coal Fires for sale at
the various Wood and Coal Offices, Groceries, &c.
E. MORRISON, Agent,
No. 6 North street
Faotory-No % Fawn ST. Baltimore. d31m