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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-24
A N Y s Z II E " rs.

THE MUSICAL FEsTIvAL--We announced to our
readers, in issue of Monday, the gratifying in
tellgence that NJ Strakosch was about to bring his
celebrated Opera troupe to this city again. to give
one grand concert, in which the four Prime Dome,
Madames Coson, DeWihorst and Strakosch, and
Mile Parodi, would appear. 1t will now be seen,
by the advertisement ia this mornings paper, that
all the arrangements have been made and that the
proposed musical reunion will take rplace on
Wednesday evening, December LIST, at the New
Assembly Rooms and that the sale of tickets will
commence on Monday next.
Baltimore has, from time to time, been visited by
nearly all the prominent arti8tes who have been in
the United Statas, and either in Concert or Opera
our people have had the opportunity of hearing
them; but we doubt whether any Manager has ever
before presented such a brilliant combination of
musical talent that which NJ Strakosch offers
for the occasion of his festival on the first of De-
cember. The programme, comprising gems from
the most beautiful operas and oratorios, could not
have been more judicousy selected. Regret, we
know, will be generally felt that the engagement
of the company at the Academy of Music, in New
York, prevents their remaining longer in Balti-
more
HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Ths evening Mr.
BURTON, the finest low comedian in the United
States, takes his benefit at the Holiday Street
Theatre. During his brief engagement it is graft
flying to know that he has not only drawn full
houses, but that his auditors have been such as
were most capable of approaching his rich and
unctuous humor. BURTON is an actor of unques-
tonable genius, and in broad farce we do not know
his equal. Everybody who can, should take ad-
vantage of one of the only two opportunities that
now remain for witnessing his and thoroughly
artistic representations
We are indebted to Mr.. c. W. Haney through
Conductor from New York, for files of New York
papers, and to Capt. g. W. Talbot, of the Adams
Express Company, for files of Memphis papers.
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As The american of yesterday alluded with
cautious solemnity 10 the 'scenes of strife and
nbIoodshed which are enacted by the various law
s1ess and riotous organizations amongst u.s." the
effect of its objurgatons was sadly MARRIED if not
wholly destroyed by the feeling of wonder ne
cessarily excited by such admonitions from such
quarter. Instead of lending 'serious hearing"
we could not but first exclaim,
sIa! are you there old Turnpenny;n
1t was very natural, think, that surprise should
have been the first sensation awakened in us, by
the perusal of article which, while bemoaning
the awlessness and official corruption of our great
cities" says:
J il therefore high time that instead of seeking to ee
themselves at the expense OF Their negh9ors the
principal journals Of the country should turn their atten
on seriously this subject and strive to arouse public
opinion the urgent necessity OF discovering and apply
ing remedy"
As we had been denounced as 'libellers" and
"defamers," and coolly turned over to rullan
hands for punishment and only for endeavorlng
Ito arouse public OPINION our surprise was not
unaloyed with some qualification at finding our
course as we thought, thus generally commended at
last. But our satisfaction was short lived, for as we
read on we forced to feel that usual the sweets
to be extracted from paragraphs were carefully
neutralized or diluted by the acid or watery con-
sistence of those which followed. We had hoped
for words of comfort or advice from the oracle,
and 10 lit propounds to us riddle. 10 rouse
public opinion" on the subject of ''oficial corrup
tom is right but to speak of public officers is
personal and wrong ''The plain truth is, that
fGthe elements of mob-rule and misgovernment
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The officer kept the matter secret till Monday; and
the rumor is, that the Doctor sailed for France on
Saturday.
THE MoarARA CAsE.-The New York Freeman's
Journal, in an article on the case of the Jew boy
Mortara, says the Catholic journals ofEurope leave
them in the dark TO how the boy came to be in
the school at Rome, instead of being in his fathers
house in Bologna at the opening Of this excitement
and adds:
For our part we wish de7outy for the day when
over the whole earth, the theory of our American
civilization may be successfully reduced to prac-
tice. When religion may be considered thing too
sacred and interior to the being of to be forced
by any material power from without For our part
also, we do not like to see a temporal government
melting out one measures to one class, and another
to another class. We believe that the Jews have as
much natural right to circumcise a Catholic child
without parental consent, as Christians have to
baptse Jew child. Our idea of temporal government
is, that it should not keep boy from his Jewish
parents except under circumstances that in converse
would authorize keeping boy from his Catholic
parents. Our whole mind and heart consents to the
canon of the Catholic church, which forbids the
baptism of any child against the parental consent,
as being against natural rights. But this theory of
independent harmony between the temporal and
spiritual powers is nowhere protested except in the
United States.
THE AsToR LBRARY.-The Pennsylvania Inquirer
learns from letter from DIR. COgswel the librarian
OF the Aston Library, that there in the Astor
Library more than a hundred thousand volumes
all works oflearning and value. The annual in
come of the Library from its present fund is about
$4,000, of which 81, 900 must be applied to its sup
port and protection-in salaries fuel. Insurance.
water rents and incidentals-the remaining $4,000
to be expended in books. Among the most costly
works the following:
Higden's Polychronicon, printed by Caxton,
1913, cost $3.50
Same book, printed by Wynkyn de Worde,
1895 $50
GIanvilla de Proprietatibis Rerum, by the same,
1893 $50
Perret Catacombes de Rome 800
Exploration scientiique d Algerie 800
Boisseree Sammlung alt-niederdeutscher Ge-
malde 100
Gelpke Ordres de Chevaerie $50
Wilkins edition of Spellmann's Concillia NJ. Bri-
tannia l20
And at least fifty volumes beside, which cost on
an average fifty dollars each, amounting in all to
five thousand dollars for about eighty volumes.
| That portion of the MDonogh Estate which, in
the PARTITION fell to New Orleans, is in the hands
of the auctioneer and will be sold in few weeks
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On the ODD instant, DEADRICK KLoCKGETHER in
the S0th year of his age.
On the ODD instant, ANN JAMES, in the 54th year Of
her age
On the 22d instant, GEORGE ALLAN, aged years and
months, of John and Emily Turnbull.
On the 22d instant, CLARA M0RLING, aged years
and months, only daughter of VIM. W. and Mary E.
DUNCAN.
On the 2lst instant, HENRY CLAY BROUGHTON, in
the 9Th year of his age, of Joseph AMI Bridget
Broughton.
On the 22d instant, RICHARD WALLACE, only son of
Richard and Charlotte King, aged4 years and months
On the 2lst instant, ISAAC AUGUSTUS in the year
of his age.
On the Goth instant, DELILAH LECOMPTE, in the SD
year of her age
On the 10th instant, MARIA E.. wife of VIM S. Man
ming, and daughter of Jesse Fahnestock
On the 18th instant, LOCKWOOD, only son of F. W.
and Hannah A Morrison, aged years and days.
AT Gainesville, Baltimore county, on the goth instant
Mrs MARY NJ COURTS, in the 74th year her age wife
of he late of CITY
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NJ A K X | f ID ,

At St. Paus Church, Tuesday morning, Nov. 23d
by the Rev. Dr. Wyatt, the Rev. THOS. j. WYATT and
SOPHIA L. daughter Of Jessie HollingswOrh of Carroll
county. Nd.
On the 2lst instant, by Mr. Hirst JOHN eleven
GER to Miss REB -CCA AIER, all of this city.
On the 2lst instant by Rev. Geo. II. Day, CHAS. A.
H0oN Err, ESQ., formerly of Philadelphia, to Miss GE0R
G1ANA BROWN, of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev G. II. Brandau, JOHN
sCHOTT to Miss LOUISA NJ daughter of the officiating
clergyman, all of t, is city
In Light street Church, the IS h instant, by Rev
Richard Brown, Rev. A. A. ESKRIDGE, of the E. Bat
more Conference to Mrs ELIZA WEEMS sister of the of
fciating minister.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Munro, CHARLES
RICHARDSON to SARAH NJ GREENFIELD.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. s. /. NJ Censor ELIAS
TAYLOR to Miss MARTHA l.. DAVIS
On the 18th instant, at Emanuel Church. by Rev. H. V
d. Johns ID, WIN. H. DIFFENDERFFER, NJ D. and
REBBlE RICH, daughter of the late George Y Keso of
Rapides, Louisiana.
In Houston, Texas, the Sd instant, by Rev ]. c.
Shearn, A. WARD LITTIG, Esq, late OF Baltimore,
Miss KATE RICHIE, of Houston.
At the High street NJ E. Parsonage the 4th Of 0cto
Der, by Rev. II. B. Rdgaway, GEORGE l.. FORESTER
to Miss LUCRECIA c. COULTER, both Baltimore city
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Our mercantile readers will, we are sure, peruse
with satisfaction, careful and accurate report
which we have caused to be prepared, of a case
recently decided by Judge GILES in the Circuit
Court of the UNITED STATES, and which is inserted
in another column. The weight which the iudg-
ments Of that high tribunal so properly have
with the public, will no doubt give additional in
terest to the important questions of commercial
law which were involved in the controversy.
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INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES
FOR RENT
Your attention is invited to the propriety of INSURNG
your HOUSE RENT
Females and persons retired from business who depend
mainly upon their house rents for subsistence are spe
cialiy 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 most favorable terms, for year, month week
All losses are promptly adjusted and paid.
JOHN B. SEIDENSRICKER, Prest,
J. R. MAGRUDER, Sec'y. 10 South street.
oc22eou Nat. ms. Co. Office of Baltimore
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1t gives pleasure to call attention to the lee
ture which is to be delivered this evening before
the Library Association of the Charles street
Methodist Episcopal Church by S. TEAcKLE WALLIS,
Esq.-the subject of his discourse being: ''The
forms and uses of speech as indicating and affect
ing national character
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From the JVHeeJi10 Times and G1zette

TIztIlt'J
THOUGH IT MAY SEEM STRANGE to many who
have it, yet there doubt of the fact that
Prof Woods Hair Restorative will change grey hair its
original color and cause to grow heads entirely bald
AMI ny few applications keep it from falling of. There
time when persons who had lost their hair were
compelled to wigs go bald but since the advent
of Prof Woods Tonc there is longer any necessity
wigs gI hairs.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different names Use
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 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,
n12-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street,
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The GROVER & BAKER
NEW STYLE MACHINE,

> Il W IN G NJ ii l n Il COM L y y
Having greatly increased their facilities for manuactur-
ing their CELEBRATED FAMILY MACHINES with all the re
cent improvements have reduced their prices and offer
for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50
1t longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing. They
HEM FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner and the only machines
in the market that well and simply made that they
may be sent into families with other instructions than
contained in circular which accompanies each ma
chine, and from which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how Them and keep them in or
der. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seam
stress can do it, even if she works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN Hour.
Is there husband father, brother in the United
States who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing
in his family, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do
it better expedousy and cheaper than can possb
ly be done by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sale:-137 Baltimore street,
Baltimore; 495 Broadway, New York.
HSAgencies in all the principal cities and towns in the
United States.
rS Send for Circular. Milf
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2 SILVER MEDALS AND 5 DIPLOMAS.

2 SILVER MEDALS AND 3 DIPLOMAS.
TEMPLE OF LIGHT.
LIST Premium-Medal awarded to
CARCEL GAS BURNERS.
1st Premium-Medal awarded to
GAS FIXTURES
1st Dploma-awarded to
T. "HERRICK's'' CARPET SwEEPERs.
LIST Diploma-awarded to
STEVENS $25 SEWING MACHINE.
LIST Diplnma-awarded to
SHAw's GAS HEATERS.
For sale by NJ. VENNARD,
No. go WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
nS-tf near Cav st
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j. B. T. PHELPS has just received a hand
some assortment of Black and Colored RIBBED BEAVER
CLOTHS, for Ladies' Coaks Also has hand large and
well assorted stock of Cloths, Cassmers and Vesngs-
He also will make up CLOTHING Of every description.
Call and him at No. 10Y Baltimore street, adjoining
Sun Iron Building J. B. T. PHELPS, successor to j. W.
Richardson & Co. nlO-tf
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G. X. QUAIL,
viii introduce his FALL STYLE OF CENTS HATS
THIS DAY.
IN SHAPE 1T IS ENTIRELY NEW,
And will be sure to please all those who want
A FASHIONABLE HAT.
In style and finish it cannot be exceed
R5~ Also fine selection of FANCY FURS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children.
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM,
s27-3m No 23s West Pratt street
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-rpEXHIBTTION OF PAINTINGS

E-pENHlBITION OF PAINTINGS
~ Sixth Exhibition of PAINTINGS STATUARY
&C. under the auspices of the Maryland Historical Soce
t., Is now open in the ATHENAEUM BUILDING, corner
~ aud from to 10 PM. Admission % cents-Season
Tickets 50 cents. nlO,wGs4w
OFFICE OF MCKIM & CO.. will be
~ CLOSED on THURSDAY, 25th instant (Thanksgiv-
ing Day. All Bills and Notes falling due on that day
must be paid on Wednesday, Oath inst MA
'INHE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COM
II PANY'S OFFICE will be CLOSED on THURSDAY
The 18th inst Thanksgiving Day. Policies maturing on
that day it is expected will be paid Wednesday oath
inst; BY order, HENRY P DUHURST,
hZ4-l PR Secretary.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
a Baltimore, Nov. %, 1S5s-This Bank will be CLOSED
on kSDAY the 25th inst 1t is expected that paper
Ialng due on that day will be paid Wednesday the
24th inst The Board will meet on Wednesday morning
at o'clock. JAMES MOTT
n24lt C.shior
4 NHESAPEAKE BANK, Baltimore, Nov.
023d lS5S-THURSDAY, the 25th inst being
thanksgiving Day. this Bank will be closed
nat II. CHAMBERLAINE JR., Cashier
NJ OTlCE.-AMOS LOVEJOY HAS NO
INTEREST OR CONNECTION with Mr. G. Fl
HAIG at the Old Store No 123 Baltimore street opposit
Amertcan ONCE, having sold out the entire stock to him
A MOS LOVEJOY & CO,
~ NEW STORE
II. Easter X Co '
All NEW GOODS, and best mportations of
- - HOSIERY AND GLOVES
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS MERINO GOODS
, - UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Also SCOTCH WOOL AND SHAKER KNIT SHIRTS
DRAW ERS AND llALF-H0SE, of superior quality
wholesale and retail No 1875 Baltimore street between
Light and Charles streets. n0l
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'s

SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'s
LoCK-STITcH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and sos, 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 quetness of
strength and fmness Of seam that will not
rip ravel, applicability a variety materials com
pactness and elegance OF model and finish
L. d. CHASE, Agent,
n16-tfr No 90 Baltimore street.
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For A SHORT TINE LONGER

In consequence the continued demand for the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SPEC ACLES,
the undersigned has made arrangements remain in this
city for short time longer.
Immediate application should be made by those who
wish to obtain these celebrated Glasses stay will be
limited and of these will left by me in this
city. A. GIDEON, Optician,
At the London Watch and Jewery Store,
n24tf No l59 Baltimore street
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9rp GOODS,
PURCHASERS
OF DRY GOODS
Are invited to examine the large and splendid assor

"A PURCHASERS
OF DRY GOODS
Are invited to examine the large and splendid assor
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
carefully selected by of the firm in the manufacturing
districts of Europe NOW OPEN 2nd and Sd floors of
$780, pol & 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
which in variety style of Goods and low prices will com
pare favorably with any establishment in the United
States.
OUR RETAIL STOCK
(FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENTl
presents magnificent stock in every department of the
trade.
s30tr HANUTONrEAS TER < co
AIDES CLoAKS!
- LADIES' sHAWLs.
we are now manufacturing LADIES' CLOAKS of all
descriptions and prices, to which invite special
sHAwLs, sHAwLsl sHAwLsl
The most complete assortment to be found and at very
SILKS, MERINos,
DE LANES, CHINTZES
BOMBAZEINS, ALPACCAs.
and every other description of Dress Goods
DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, and heavy
Also, EMBRoIDERIEs and FRENCH FANCY GOODS
IN great variety. STEPHEN L. BIRD K co,
hIZ 69 Baltimore street, near Gay St
FALL OPENING
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS
In SILK ROBES, TABLEAU
ROBES, LEI;
ROBES, a DOUBLE JUPE:
SILKS, by the yard in great variety.
Also complete assortment OF
PRINTED MERINOS:
DELAINES;
POPIINS;
MERINO PLAIDs;
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
POLE DE CHEVRES;
$780, SHAWLS;
With complete stock of
MOURNING GOODS.
To which we will be adding all the novelties of the season.
r. S-A large and well selected stock of Housekeeping
ana DOMESTIC GOODS. Also a full assortment of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for Mems and Boys wear
n5u WROTH Il FULLERTON, IS Baltimore st
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
FIFTH YEAR.
WHAT YOU GET
By SUBSCRIBING IN THIS ASSOCIATION
Every person subscribing Three Dollars, will receive
copy of the superb Steel Engraving
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
Also, copy of the beautiful ART JoURNAL-an Illus
trated Quarterly Magazine.
In addition to the above there will be given to subscr
bers gratis the 1st of January 1859, several hun
dred valuable Paintings, Sculptures &c Subscriptions
received by SOLOMON KING.
nl9-tD3 Hon. Sec'y, No s. Calvert ST.
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MATTERS & IRWIN,
No. 224 BALTIMORE STREET,
North side, three doors East Of Charles,
Have received large assortment of the newest styles
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs,
VEsTING
adapted to the season.
They solicit the attention their friends and the public
liberal deduction to cash purchasers. ocl3 I'm
WASHING AND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and individuals, at the Laundry, No East Baltimore
ST. by the bridge careful hand will collect and
the clothes. Call and leave your order and get list
prices rules and regulations. oc4-d3m
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NM -NA.~
E-- --.-------- EA@ln
~ l1FS
HONE TESTIMONIALS have exam
u ined the BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLES
manufactured by Messrs Sermons Co., and while heo-
reticaly satisfied from knowledge of the material and
their construction of their superiority over those in more
general use heretofore have also tested them those
VINO nave used other glasses and would hence cheeruy
recommend them to all whose sight requires artificial aid
Baltimore, Sept. LIST, 1855
fully concur in the opinion expressed by Dr. Milten
berger and take pleasure in recommending the Bra
n.,.,. Mr. SMITH, MD.
Daitluhore, sept. lst 1898. n24tf
SH0 REWARD.-Was stolen from the
Wv residence of the undersigned, No. 81 Camden
ST. aoont O'Clock NJ of the 23d inst, doz Silver
Forks Knives and Spoons. Also SatceIlar Of silver
hnsa with gold Brssstpn Thmbes and other
half of the value Of whatever may recovered Most of
the silver was marked y. W. D."
n241t NE BERRY
ff:::4 BALTIMORE ST. PROPERTY,
Ai!i near Charles for lease for term of years-Nos
n241w. No. CATHEDRAL ST.
Duckng Powder 200 H. Canister standard do do 100
l2K h. kegs do do do; 100 25 h. kegs do do do D. J.
FOLEY BRO, Agents, so South ST. n24-1w
Cdes, superior article, just received from Louisville,
and for sale by NEWCOMER & STONEBRAKER, Howard
St, Sd door north of Pratt. n243t
VNAR.-3OO bbls. Tar, in good order, for sale
IL by JAS. CORNER SONS. n24-tf
DTTCH.-200 bbls. Pitch, in good order,
l. and for sale by JAS. CORNER 4 SONS n2+tf
ID OSIN.-2,O00 bbls. Common Rosin, for
IL sale by JAS. CORNER SONS. n24tf
SHOOKS.-450 sugar and molasses Shocks,
~ for sale by JAS. CORNER Il SONS. MA If
DOST OFFICE, Baltimore, November 22d,
IL 1S5S.-This Office will be open on THURSDAY NEXT,
18th instant Thanksgiving Day, between the hours of
n28-2t JOHN MORRIS, Postmaster.
NEW FTGS.-l 900 drums landing. for
l sale by SCHWARTZ DIX, III Lombard St n24-tf
NEW CURRANTS.-25 casks landing,
l for sale by SCHWARTZ DIX, ;117 Lombard
street. n24-tf
NRANBERRIES.-2 barrels prime East
oern for sale by SCHWARTZ & DIX, III Lombard
street Matt
VNTALNUTS.-5O bags Naples and Sicily.
w for sale by SCHWARTZ & DIX, III Lombard
street. ma
pRONZE AND BRASS FIRE SETS
I'D CORTLAN 4 CO, Nos. 216 and 2lS BALTIMORE
STREET have in store full stock of Bronze, Brass
and Gilt FIRE SETS of some beautiful patterns which
they invite the attention of purchasers
Bronze Fenders Bronze Androns,
Brass Brass
Wire " Wrought and Cast
Nursery Iron Wood Crates,
Folding & Fine Steel Shovel longs,
Pierced Iron" Polished Iron 50 %
Brass Margin" Kitchen
Fine Copper Coal Hods Steel and Brass Pokers,
Pierced Iron &C = Blower Stands,
Shovel and Tongs Stand Coal longs &C, &c.
ards.
In addition to which would call the attention of our
friends and customers to numerous assortment of
uSef HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES that we have just
opened for winter n23-tf
I OST OR MISLAID.-Cert. No. q $50,
ii dated JAN 14th, 1857 of shares Bait Ohio R R.
Stock, in Notice is hereby given that
of the above has been stopped, and application will be
made to the R. r. Company for renewal of same
n20-2aw6w JNO. S. CUTTINGS & CO