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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
occupies me Ffra Floor Of the AtenGum Baldiag ~ "
Corner Of 81. Paul and Saratoga Streets
lNHE ROOMS are larre and onCortaLlo

occupies the First Floor of the Atheaaupa 3uiLdiao N IL
Corner Of 81. Paul and Saratoga Streets
/ THE ROOMS are large and comfortable
Il well heated and lighted and quiet
Inc Library contains about Is 900 volumes care
uy selected OF History Poetry, Drama Theology Arts
ana science Biography, Voyages and Travels ESSAYS and
and Fiction and is increasing the rate of abont
VoiuneS per annum 1t is constantly supplied with
the best publications of all these branches of s
We as alr representation OF the current light Literature
OF the present time.
Inc keading Room is furnished with of the Maya
zines ana reviews of this country England as we'll
as a number of American and English newspapers
ne ASSOCIATION formed for specaI benefit of tb
CLERhS OF THE CITY. and is exclusively under tbeir
control They alone eligible for ACTIVE membership
me Zee lor TINS class is So per payable in advance
put the use OF its Books and Rooms open to all other
glasses, as HONORARY members, upon the pavment of
% per annum, in advance. They may draw books from
tie Library visit the and emitted TO IL THE
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ing once Ladies may become Honorary members in their
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Inc Rooms are open from 10 o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock
r. ~ Tor the reception of ades-and from O'Clock till
III O'Clock P NJ, for Gentlemen
VI persons now using the Library
900 ACCOUNTS ARE FOR LADY SUBSCRIBERS,
cco cO " HONORARY MEMBERS.
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ALTOGETHER NEW STYLES
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The above being made our own order in London and
py the best workmen far superior to those gener
any onered Tor SALE and coming us direct from the
acturer we are enabled to sell them at the same or low
er prices than the inferior article coming througb
or third hands. '"sn seeoho
licited. ,ITc . . fe5PegnIIily SE gIIIy so
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ms enterprise has been prompted By conviction
a,., MAJ tne rapid growth OF Baltimore in population
wealth. s constantly augmenting trade aud its conse
quently increased commercial and political Importance
4 ony justify but demand an effort to introduce into
nd OF Journalism that element of competition which in
an other branches of business has materially contrbu
TED to the prosperity of the city,
THE EXCHANGED With rerard to tba uome - ;f on
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ests to which paper of the character proposed must be
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per will include, not only the usual daily ranorts amd
weekly reviews of the markets domestic and fora;n
piea with funess and accuracy frequent editorial
OF the leading financial questions of the day
Wlth regard to which the mercantile community natnra
iooS to the public press for comment and suggestion
foLirics-The interests of commerce and the state
vi .e markets are 50 constantly and intimately affected
py the aspect of political affairs throughout the world that
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commercial reporter daily price current must
sary deVote large in its columns to the
nation OF political intelligence the discussion of poI
lcal questions In this department the paper which
apart from its commercial Importance also possen
h; iI ana eXclnSlye interest of its own it will be the
ooect OF THE EXCHANGE to preserve position of honest
ana fearless Independence equally removed from serve
the other. ~ 's uPo"
4ei, LITERATURE AND ART.-Candid and impartial re-
views OF current literature and contemporaneous art mu
sca and damatcal criticisms by competent Judges and
oglha contributions upon subjects literary scientific
interest VIII always find appropriate place in the col
amns $, OF THE EXCHANGE and will be the constant
ann OF the propretors to render valuable and interest
ing journal for the family well as for the counting
room. " ' counting
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H. MCCALL & CO.
Cs PRACTICAL
q q Il L u Il ID {,

NJ 10 TAT hIlh 81, UNDER REBEN HALL
(BETwEEN HARRISON AND FREpyRIcK sTs
n,ou. u,;,. Baltimore, Md.
GAS FIXTURES.
Stores Dwellings, Churches and Factories fitted mn i;
workmanlike manner large stock of cheap Gas xtures
Always on hand All orders promptly attended to- and all
WA "~A"H''" fe22ly
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GOutatiolr.

PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE, MARYLAND
'HE TRUSTEES of the Patapsco Female
Institute announce to the public that the additiona
ouldlngs and improvements commenced by them ypar ar
IN accordance with the suboned resolutions are now com
pete these Improvements have not been made with
view 10 increase the school, but for the greater convent
etcs anu comfort of the usual number of pupils
me ne" chapel Is handsome and most apr,ropriata
structure Tor the exclusive of the inmates Of the In
stute and IN all its arrangements it is most compea
Is iurnlshed with new organ of fine construction and
ceent tone. ~ ~ ''''h anu eA-
The administration of Archer for the pot year .n5
lne present mas peen attended with unprecedented snc
sess anu tne trustees feel themselves fully justified in
South ~ iueo ia'or oi the
1t has pre- eminence in healthfuness Tho ,,rs avoid
ing, on the one hald, the facilitating
climate, and on the other the rgors of the North ba
ieW OF e Interruptions incident to both these climates
Is sucienty near to the city of Baltimore to enioy the
Dement'S OF a city without any of its evils 'O' ~
AS an Institution of learning has the ADVANTAGE f
luu organization resident chaplain, and CORPS of ac
compished teachers and professors called tornhnr from
me TO time in the long experience of those having
of the Institute " "-'e N""i se
The Trustees of the Paapsco Female Institute bavi,
been duly notified by Mrs Lincoln Phelps of her ntentS
10 resign her office of principal the close of the
schoo year have elected Robert H. Archer a. her
sof Inc eminent success of Mr. Archer in copducn for
many years school for Young Ladies in the CITY of Ba
enttes MN to our confidence person peculiarly
quaned TO maintain the present high standing and
W prosperity of the Institution and with this
view we are engaged in the erection of another BUILDING in
adotion to the present extensive accommodations of tho
Institute Vi 'ie
CHAS. W. DORSEY, PRESIDENT WM. DENNY NJ
y, SEcRETARY. L. WATKINS LIGON f HANNOND
JOHN. P. KENNEDY. ~ " 500 Jts -
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AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
- AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS
The LStLlLcinrs y ScLooL

hon JOEL Parker, LID Royal Professor
non lHEoPHILUs PARSONS, LID, Dane Professor
non EMORY W WAsHBURN LID, University Professor
ne course OF instruction embraces various
Vi the common Law, and of Equity Admiralty Com.
1erciai International and Constitutional Law and the
jurisprudence OF the United States The Law Library
consists OF about IA 900 volumes and as new works an
complete. - 0 " ieiiuel II
instruction is given by oral lectures and exposition
and oy ecitations and examinations in connecon
ehem,l OF which there are ten every week Two Moot
courts are also holden in each week at each of which a
cause previously given is argued by four students
ana an opinion delivered by the Presiding Instructor
Rooms and other facilities also provided for the CInb
courts and an Assembly is held weekly for practice in de-
pate and acquiring knowledge parliamentary law and
proceedings ' GIL"
students may enter the School any stage of their
Iessonal studies or mercantile pursuits and at the
menemen OF either term in the middle or other mart Of
a term - 'ei P'i' Vi
Ihey are at liberty to select what studies they will
sue according to their view their own wants and ar
tanments. " '' 'nu az
Inc Academical year, which commences on Thursday
SIX weeks after the third Wednesday in July is divided
nto TWO terms, OF twenty each with vacation of
SIX weeks at the end OF each term
puIlle tne winter vacation, the Library is opened
warmed and lighted for the the members of the
School. - ~ e"i'e's Vi 'ie
Applications for admission, for Catalogues or anv
further information may be made to either Of the Pro
sors at Cambridge. - ~ iioies
Cambridge Mass, January, 1858 [d6t1awem
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DLAYING CARDSt

DLAYING CARDSi
OF beautiful designs and Of very superior malt,
csiyed from London 9''' J"'' IT.
lelilNG CARDS, of new styles and superior oualitv
, NEW STYLES AND CoLORS OF FINE LETTER AMI
NOTE PAPERS, for ladies' use " LEI EN- -A-' u
LONDON MADE WRITING DESKS for lodias , .,
some assortment. '' MANU-
Just received by JAMES W ,rrpo
fe22-tf a., =. " !, IIho,
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CELEBRATION AT RICHMOND |
I N A u RATION
OF THE
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT,

ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
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IL EAD4 MADE QUILL PENS.
~ The subscriber has just received from London on in
voice OF those very superior hand made QUILL PENS
ALSO.
supply OF Clarke's 1ndellible permanent MARKING
INK which has withstood the test of 30 years and
raned indellibe. LANES Z W. TEns at1 10 var
fe22-tf 81, ~; J." Al Ems,
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F'DLlsHED EVERY MORNING, (suYpAYs EXCEPTED \
KERR & CO.
OFFICE, CARROLL HALL.
O. L eoKNEH OF BALTIMORE AND CALVERT STREETS
EDITORS AND PROJECTORS.
0hAHhkS w. hERA. Thomas W. HALL, JR.
TERMS:
An tie city TWELVE AND CENTS per week plya-
oe 10 the carrier Mailed to subscribers out of the citv
al SIX DOLLARS per annum for six months
anu ONE DOLLAR Tor two months Invariably an Gdcance
for the time ordered.
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Tailors.

1OHN A. GRIFFITH'S
- MER HAN TAILORING
AND FASHIONABLE READY-MADE CLOTHING
EST1BLISHHENT
No 1S7 BALTIMORE STREET
AND X LIGHT STREET
Inc advertiser has opened his SELECTION OF GOOnS
from this and other markets. which he soicts pentmen
to examine, confident that his assortment is CNPT FT
both in quality and styles " oO''i ifi L
His READY-MADE DEPARTMENT abounds in variety
III Whlch any taste can be suited and where gentlemen
can ne accommodated at LOW PRICES considering tbe
quality of the Goods offered VIZ
Gentlemen selecting goods from his stock can have
garments made to orders in his Custom Department with
anu Promptness-two characteristics of his es
tabishment, where he has the best cutters tb,+ con he
procured ~ 10. 20, can an oe
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Established 1887.
MURPH9'S GENERAL PRINTING AND pTrP-
LISHING ESTABLISHMENT
BOOK, PAPER AND STATIONARY STORE
MARBLE BUILDING, l82 BALTIMORE STREET. RA1TIyopr
M EDALS awarded by the MARYLAND Insfi-
~ sttute ls5l-5 for Printing Book Binding and
M panh o4eeks by the Metropolitan Institute Washing
Ion, n Dipoma 1or superior Blank Books
6Dohs, 6, fAPEk, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY
well selected stock of large anu
Gil, BoohS IN GENERAL LITERATURE
ochool, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Rooks
FOREIGN BOOKS
rge ana varied stock kept constantly on hand IN which
@ 'nt aualtlons are made by direct importation For
elgn Books imported to order.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY &c
comprising are assortment of English French and
ica Letter. Cap and Note Papers &c OF the hest ouat
BLANK BOOKS
every description, made order in suDeror str,as
he ny > unALTERABLE STEREOGRAPHIC AND
PLAIN BANK CHE CKS
n,o,,,coo, IN every variety;
fkoM MISSoRI NOTES, DRAFTS BILLS OF EXCHANGE
bILLS OF LADLNG BLINK DEEDS COU
-. NEkClAL AND LAW BLANKS &c
Aep' constantly on hand and sold wholesale and retail MT
the very lowest rates ' "
PLAlN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOR
PRINT!NG, BOOK BINDING G RULING.
every description executed in the very best manner
the lowest rates ei' "'
Particular attention paid to
FINE YORK
Tor Banks Insurance. Railroad Telegraph Steamboot
other JOINT Stock Companies. Public Offices &c Sc
oiueIs from ABROAD for anything appertaninr To onr
business will receive the most careful and nromnt
tlon and will be furnished at the same low rates os =; ~
tended to in person S'' "S Ii at
fe22 If JOuN u1-ppuv co,
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DRAYER BOOKS AND OXFORD
\ BIBLES can be had of JAMES s WATERS No
~ BALTIMORE STREET, in greater variety of STYLE and
ITsS pGG tha elsewhere in the city Some new STYLES in
en- SrIH p6 6BlNDINGS Of VELVET OAK EBONY and
silver MoUNT!NGS, suitable for PRESENTS and
never before exhibited have just been received foo
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2ooks an0 Stati0nfrn.

A UCTION STOCK, THE REFUSE or
the publishers never purchased by us: but our Gus
and style of binding &C. that can he purchased Always
a' mouefate prices JAMES S. WATERS,
IeE--u. IA Baltimore street
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MURPHY s Co.
A'A BOOkSELLERS, PUBLISHERS
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS
MARBLE BCILDING
fe22tf - BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore
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I'HE WAVERLY NOVFLS.-In greater
= variety and completeness ofeditions and stva b.n
Gno HeUTe oeTsd red IN the eityhe beautiful IS volume edition
edition. with its hundreds of iustratinns III
volume Library Edition ninety eight volume edition Of the
works and several other editions all in exquisite
ohuoh olndlngs together with the several Ameica el
a 90, W ts Ao" fof SAFE oy JAMES S. WATERS,
No IA Baltimore street
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ENNGLISH LINEN PAPER
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
JAS. S. WATERS
244 BALTIMORE STREET
HAS IN STORE DIRECT Fpou o>no>-

asupply Of very superior
ENGLISH LINEN PAPER
90 gehefay used by the Boston Blank Book makers and
Is prepared to make up single Book Or sets which we
VIII VIII warrant TO be of equal quality with the Boston books
S Gnu e superior as to quality of material those here
fore made in this city. One quality this nanar
pairing the surface ~ o 'ni
CHEAP BOOKS and SHORT QUIREs also on hand or
duced anywhere. ' ~ "e P'o
bookkeepers are requested to call and examine the su
peroy OF our paper if they desire to have comfort with
economy ~ e5o .s III
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM

IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM
IL ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND GERMANY
BY The QUANTITY OR THE SINGLE VOIJMF
m SUBSCRIBER through his London correspondents and
S attention TO an orders from private persons Colleges
Fubllc Libraries, Societies. &C. for BOOKS
Ii-hipDloALS, STATIONERY, MAPS, &c and will fur,
nsn e on the most favorable terms, with the great
uespach and to Public Institutions Semnarie of Iaarn
ing, or other Literary Societies, duty free ~
catalogues OF New Books, published in London, with
enep st &c are put up monthly in small packages and
forwarded gratis to all who desire them F"S - ~
fe22tf 1AaE;9 ai ;; WATERS,
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,IHOSE OF SCROFULOIS HARTT
VERMIFUGF

This ok WORM DESTROYER
ever used 1t effectually eradicates Worms Of o nary
from children and adults i sor's
other mineral. ' of any
@ Io sale by WlSEMAN Druggist, of Baltimore
anu fremont streets Price 25 cents dim
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we have received, by mail and telegraph full de-
tals OF the ceremonial of yesterday, when the Old
Dominion proudly inaugurated monument 70 her
noblest son.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,

CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
u 262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Ofer for sale at low prices the largest and most
assortment of 'o"'P'1''
LAW, MEDICAL CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
PLAIN AM FANCY STATIONERY
to be found in the city.
Lhey respectfully invite an examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fa99 r.
4 fNHOICE ENGLISH SEALING WAY
~ The subscriber has had made to his own order in
LONDON very choice assortment of SEALING WAY en-
bracing for "-AA' e"i-
OFFICE CSE-Brands of superior quality to anvtb;ng
heretofore offered i'' w 'hS l'is
FANCY CoLORS, for ladies' use and notes. viz: Prom
Zes Pure White, Royal Blue, Navy Blue Claret blood
drop well. win in anu
COMMERCIAL SIZE ENVELOPES made of a sunarior
quality OF English paper, suitable for particular Cores
pondence. ~ p '''i ooi'es
ENGLISH LETTER PAPERS, of superior Qualities some
toa 80 Hea'y JAMES s. WATERS,
ie---t 244
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A w BOUkS,
The subscribers invite the attention of the Rar to
ther large stock of LAW BOOKS which they offer for ao
at io"est rates. CCSIIINGS & BAILEY
1.,,, 262 BALTIMORE STREET
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1(eoitines, perfl1nreries, 1T.

RRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS FOR
- Coughs Colds, Asthma Consumption and all Diseases
=, p., the Lungs For sale at WISEMAN'S Drug Store
oS1siinore s1o NOR, and Fremont streets, Baltimore
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ONDON AND PARIS MADE WRL
- TING DESKS, of very superior STYLES of varors
qualities Of Leather, Rosewood Pearw6od Mabnrar .'
Eoohy &c, suitable for ladies or gentlemen: of our own
direct importation, are opening - wa '""
Zoo. JAMES s. WATERS
~ 241 Baltimore street
ONDON STYLES OF VISITING.
- CARDS, altogether new; Wedding EnveIonas oil
'he ehoice styles, for sale by JAMES s WATERS -"
'--u' IA Baltimore street
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THE BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

h sore Corner of Madison and Eutaw Streets is reli
paw ,sn ~ sne Chest Consumptive cases derive much ad
and pSian u us use Wild Cherry Bark Tar Bloodroot
pleasant and H., enter into its composition Its taste is
- - use entirely safe. feb22-3t
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MUSTARD SEED OIL LINIMENT

mss oeen effective wherever used for the relief of
iul local pains of Rheumatic Neuralgia character
1 ~. genuine prepared only at Dr. o Nears Drug Store
cor. Madison and Eutdo Streets fcbo2.3t
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, tsryD,vs pxor,r.,
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EDITORS AND PROJECTORS

D. T. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CALVERT STREETS
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Among the interesting incidents which preceded
this patrlotlc commemoration of the birth of Wash
lngton was the reception on Saturday last by the
Legislature of Virginia, of the veteran Lieutenant
General Scott, of the United States Army, who.
having arrived in Richmond on Friday night, was
waited upon the next day by joint committee of
both Houses of the Legislature, and conducted bv
them, under the escort of the Virginia Cadets. 70
the State Capitol, where the marks of respect and
honor paid to the war-worn soldier were most cor
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-14

FATAL AccIDENr AT NEvApA.-The fol.
lowing particulars Of u sal accident at Ne.
vada, are given in the grass Valley Tele.
graph Of May Sth:
Yesterday afternoon, while workmen were
engaged in raising the dwelling house of -
Harrison. situated upon the upper part OF
Broad street, Nevada. to q greater elevation
for the purpose of underpinning il. and af.
ter il was elevated for some distance and
while resting upon blocks and screws. the
supports gave way and the entire house fell
with great crash and slid backward sever
al feet. II. was at tho time under the house
adjusting some Of its blocking As the
house fell. his heal was caught between a
piece OF timber and large rock, by which
i, was instantly mashed 10 jelly. portion
of his brains being frcund in his hat His
wife who was in the House at the time, i'm
mediately rushed out in great alarm aud
sought frantically for her husband She
was the first to discover him. aud uttering
the exclamation "ile is dead r. was immedi
ately borne away from the dreadful sight.
in condition more easily imagined than
described
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-14

SriLL RAscALLY, Ono Asa Combs ALA,
Thompson has been playing all sorts of ras
cally pranks with the Marysvillians Of late
First no fooled General Allen into the belle
that he vas an honest man than he hum
hugged Chief Ridge into tremendous race
after him aud the sudden pouneing upon a
mysterious bundle supposed to be stolen
gold. but which turned out to be a brick
and then the other day he swindled q Ma.
rysvile police officer by telling him that he
knew all about the Nevada stage robbery
and would set him on the track. Of the So.
600 reward for one hundreddollars which,
said policeman was fool enough to advance
him. Asa took the money and left for Fol.
som. and the officer, smelling rat when il
was too late, telegraphed to that place and
caussd Asa to be brought back aud that is
all the good 1t will do him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-14

VI Semblns took walk tho other
morning, and returning over the bed-rocs
side walk. about early slap jack time. saw
the estimable better. half of brace of Dig.
ger Indians corraling young grasshoppers in
q fence corner, with the purpose Of cultiva.
ting them for Summer use. IL is this kind
Of mahalas that the Digger population Of the
State so much ueeds The crowded state OF
our columns prevent our saying anything in .
teresting this week, but the Jno l.. Stephens
will undoubtedly bring the news Of the adj
mission Of Kansas under the Lecompton Con.
s,itution semhlins says charge of plag.
iar'sm In this conneesion wouldn't he
We do not relish such jokes at our expense.
state Journa! tsincc dead) We shall al.
10 to this subject again -Statesman
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-14

LANCE NroHriNGILI..-Ou much esteem
ell friend, Lance, takes his departure this
morning for the Bay City, with the intention
Of sailing thence for the Frazer River mines.
We are sorry to see him go +; not that We do
not believe he will succeed ia his ventures,
far brave hearted aud clear. minded. man,
like him, cannot fail, but that he has been
50 long a part and parcel of Marysville, and
50 thoroughly identified with her history,
that we shall sadly miss his familiar face
from our midst. We always liked Lance
Nightingale, and so did everybody else A
truer, Drawer, manlier heart than his never
beat in human bosom. May he make n
mint Of money on the Frazer river. and re
turn to spend it in this same glorious little
city of MarysviIle.-Erpre@s.
econcur.-suro We are pleased to learn
that Lancc's fellow fremen and other friends
formed n procession yesterday morning and
and escorted him to the boat that took him
to Sacramento. No man in Marysvile or
anywhere else deserves such n tribute Of re.
spect aud esteem better than Lanco Night.
ngill. May Frazer River prove his FL D.
ralo