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frequently furnish most amusing record of
the extent to which the street-opening inn
agination is taxed, in order to work out
conclusions, apparently sensible, from premises
which no art can make so. 1t is odd to see how
damages" differ when they are the width of a
street apart-how benefits taper off as they 90
up or down the sidewalk-how they indulge in the
most unaccountable vagaries when they turn a
corner, cross an alley, get by themselves on an
open lot. A man, an eighth of mile from the
scene of action, wakes up, some morning, to the
astounding discovery, that his tenement has had
benefit twenty-six dollars, sxtysix cents and two
thirds of cent" 1.-THE colonial value of thousand
pounds of tobacco, by the decree of dozen face
tious gentlemen, who cracked jokes as they looked
over his fence, the week BEFORE and whom he never
expected to hear of afterwards. He feels better
satisfied, perhaps, when he finds that the amount
which he is thus required to pay, will repair the
injuries of two fellow citizens quarter of mile
away, or make the City Surveyor or one of Judge
STUMPs indefatigable bailis comfortable for fort
night If the reader is disposed to think that
there is any caricature in this, we are willing to
submit to his better judgment after he shall have
examined the record in any contested street case.
OF course we have no quarrel with Commission
ers or Juries. No doubt they do their duty very
honestly, in the main, though if they be otherwise
inclined they have no lack of opportunity. The
fault is with the system. To our minds, it is clear
that no street ought to be medded with, unless the
public convenience or advantage emands it, and
when such is the case the public treasury ought to
pay for it. There would be no inequality in this.
In the course of years, every section of the city
would make its demands and have its wants graft
fed. Benefits and burdens would be fairly
averaged. The vigilance of taxpayers might be
safely trusted to prevent any serious imposition,
and resistance, if such should be made, would
come, fairly and properly, from public interests,
not from private cupidity, perverseness or sense
of wrong. The Improvement of growing and
prosperous city would be left to the chances and
irregular direction of private speculation A sense
of responsibility to the public, would impose upon
the City authorities, caution and deliberation,
which they can hardly be expected to exercise,
when it is only individuals who are to be affected
by what other individuals demand Municipal
jobs would be diminished in number, which are
now distributed none the less frequently because
of their being scandalous and one source of tempta-
ton would be to degree Withdrawn from n
quarter where we all know that temptation is not
every day resisted.
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A LITTLE LATER FROM UTAH-ARRIyAI OF
COL. KANE FROM FORT LEAVENWORTU

From the st. Louis Republican, 2Ohl
Mr. Abel Gilbert of Weston, No., arrived at Fort
Leavenworth on Sunday last, accompanied by Col.
l. L.. hane whose visit to Great Salt Lake CITY, by
way OF the Pacific his interview with Gov BRIG
ham Young, and his subsequent appearance at Camp
Scott, has already been chronicled. Col. Kane has
not yet reported himself here, but the officers of the
Dtckey state that they represent that the Mormons
the country.
Brigham Young had abdicated the Gubernatorial
chair
Gov. Cumming was met, when thirty miles from
Great Salt Lake City, by deputation of Mormons
and others, who escorted him to the city, where
preparations were made to give him grand recep-
ton, as Governor of the Territory
Mr.. Gilbert comes direct from Great Salt Lake
City.
Governor Denver at Leavenworth CITY,
and reported things at Fort Scott as in more oai-
ct state. -
The telegraph dispatch announcing the death
OF General Larimer, of Pittsburg, by the explo-
sion OF cannon at Leavenworth, is pronounced a
hoax.
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toLoRING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE
Woods Hair Tonic restores the
Color not by the nitrate of silver process but by resor
aoh OF the healthy functions upon which original and
natural color of the hair and its moisture its gloss its
HE, and consequently its original beauty depended PRO
essor wool at the of thirty years was as gray
as man oil eighty and his hair dry thin and dead
ow ne mas not single grey lock upon his crown nor is
MS mar thin or dry, but soft, Fiae and that OF
oil Ve years This preparation acts upon the roots
m er an appllcat on that portion of the hair the
sca IS found restored to the original color whatever il
Was, whe the ends of the hair gray. Try Woods
HAIR TONIC and do not apply any other till after YOU
nave TINS with this resolution you will never have oc
cason to a hair dye "
CAUTIoN.-Bewarc of worthless mutations as several
arc already IN the market, called by different names Use
i've 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 Cauadas and by
my10 81 and 20 Ba1tjn1orc Sirost
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1858.
NOTICE.

in consequence of the rapid and daily increase
in the circulation of THE EXCHANGE, requir-
ing greatly enlarged accommodations and more
extended facilities for the transaction of the bust
ness of the paper and the convenience of the
public, the PRoPRIEToRs of THE EXCHANGE
merly occupied by the Franklin Bank, on the
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH
the corner office on the ground floor, where all
advertisements and communications may be left
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1rp o5oo0s,

A MOS LOVEJOY
Having disposed of his entire stock at the old stand
to Mr. Hag, No 123 Baltimore street. near South has
TAKEN THE NEW STORE
0. 1875 BALTIMORE STREET.
lSecond door below Messrs Hamilton Easter & COY
Where he has opened
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS &C.
Many OF them purchased at Auction in New York for
cash. ~ 800
lie respectfully invites his old customers and the public
to call and examine his goods guaranteeing to give them
choice goods at the lowest prices
He will conduct the business in future under the name
and firm of AMOS IOVFJOy & 90
NV If
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M A r r | E d -,

On the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr. Scheib CHRISTIE
PifEk DOELL t. AGNES EMMA, only daughter of VIM.
Zmetsch, Esq. .-.. "
On the 10th instant by the Rev Mr. Parsons PETER
II ! UiES to Miss SARAH 0'NEAL, both of this CITY,
Un the 10Th instant by the Rev. Dr. Wyatt JOHN E.
HURST to MARY R. daughter of DR. Enhraim Rei n
Baltimore county ..r.. '
On the Goth instant by the Rev. A. A. Reese MARTIN
-. SMITH, of Maryland, to M0LLIE p BROWN of Car.
Isle, Pa. " "
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DALIihoRE GOAL oOMPANY>S Coal
For the convenience of those living great distance
rom our Office orders will be received on our account
the following named Drug stores:
MesSrs Moore Emory, cor Howard and Madison SITS
N f. Jennings Co., No. IS n. Charles Street
Jno W. Barry Co, Baltimore and Pearl
Streets
Mr. Edwin Eareckson, Baltimore and Caroline Sts
And at our OFFICE, No. Sc SECOND STREET
D0BBIN < WAKEFIELD
"si"'N Sole gents.
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We are under renewed obligations to the Hon.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, VICE President of the UNI
TED STATES, and to the HoN. JAMES A. PEARcE and
the HoN. ANTHONY KENNEDY, of the United States
Senate, for valuable public documents
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The Wabash river unprecedentedly high. The
bottoms and towns along its banks are ali over
howed The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad has
Deen considerably damaged near Vincennes. Por-
tions of the trusse work on the Illinois side of he
river have been swept away-and it is feared that
further destruction of that work must take place.
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.
BALTIMORE CITY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
CUMBERLAND, May 26The vote in this city stands 2l7
majority against Convention.
fkEDERIck'-This city gives majority of 30 against
the Convention
HAGERsrowY.-The majority against the Convention i;
Hagerstown is 49,
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WHEELER s. WILSON M.NUFACTuRISc Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others
In our own family one of Wheeler & Wilson's
"acilhes and we cannot imagine anything perfect
Ed ". Y. Evangelist.
lZo BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
ie---u. W. MERRILL, Agent
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movement has been made in Mississippi to re-
guest the resignation of Gov Melville. The peo-
PIE Oh the State are very indignant at the last exer-
thn VI Executive clemency, which has turned loose
the notorious assassin, James Dyson. - q
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ID 7 T. ID

Vn tuesday morning. 18th instant SOPHIA S. consort
oil W lillian 3 Sherwood in the 18th year of her age
me relatives and friends of the family are invited ia
attend the funeral from her late residence No 20 East
Lombard Street on this morning at 10 clock without
further notice. 10y ~
~ On the 10Th instant after short but severe illness
MAhh NiLiSQN, in the 2lst year of her age, eldest
daughter of c. H. and Elizabeth Cole
year of his age " ~ -
55th year of her age ' " VIZ
At Wilmington, Del, on the 9th instant, JAS. CANDY
ESQ., in the S0tl year Of his age
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Iose who have not yet visited the FAIR for ST.
THUS CHURCH. now being held in CARROLL HALL should
10 SO without delay The Ladies have still on hand
coecton oil useful and fancy articles, which they
will sell on the most moderate terms mv26 Of
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Anlusenlents.

OLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
IL MESSRS. KUNKEL & Co. Lessees
MR.. JOHN T. FORD, Sole Manager.
Thursday Evening, May 81, 1858.
FOURTH NIGHT
OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE
ELI ER TROUPE
YOUNG AMERICA BALLET CORPS
When will be presented
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
lnterspersed with MAGNIFICENT TABLEAux by the Keller
Troupe.
BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
BY the Young America Ballet Corps-concuding with
THE TEMPLE OF LIBERTY
RATES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle Parquette and Orchestra Chairs so cts
aamy Circle and Galleries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs cts
" Doors open at hafpast g. performance to commence
at halfpast o'clock
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on the part of the laity.
On motion of the Reverend gentleman presenting
1t, 1t was made the order ofthe day for this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
-, Rev. DIR. Pyne, of Washington, desired to call
the attention of the Convention to a discrepancy
existing in the government of the church in this
State and in the District of Columbia. There they
are SO bound up by the old system of metes and
bounds In their Parishes, as to greatly interfere
with the increase of the church, body of their
aanerents could withdraw and form new Parishes
without the full approval of the from which
they withdraw; while here any number may with
draw from church, and locate and provide new
one, whenever circumstances may render such
step desirable. In order to remove this obstruc-
uon TO the progress of their work, he submitted
whether any legislation is necessary or advisable
to allow organized congregations to act as corporate
podles and report at the next meeting of the Con
vention.
The resolution adopted, and the chair ap-
pointed D. NJ Carlisle, j. Mason Campbell and A.
Austin Smith, Esqrs., the committee
The Convention then adjourned until this morn
ing at o'clock.
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a. F Il SAL E.-The Superior Three
Hsi!I Story DWELLING No., 30 North Charles street
- beyond Eager; Having large Three Story BACK
BuildLDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS.
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete
Inc lot IS 20 b. lao feet running back to 20 street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the supernen
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacious and dry cellar extends main and back
bu ldings
Inquire on the premises, or of B. 7. ELDER,
mflS oil No. 81 Smiths Wharf
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nor SALE.-Six and half acres q,

tNOR SALE.-SX and a half acres on
Il Franklin and Oregon for S45 OO0 so acres on
cay John Hoffman and other streets for $50 0O0 40 acres
quarter mile from the city limits the Hartford road for
$4,000 over Sl15 900 Of Land West Baltimore Fayet.
Mount Fulton Monroe and half the present
leasing prices 200 in Baltimore Comfy will
pay ten per cent on the investment $4,000 is acres half
mile from the city Charles street improve
ments, $4,000; AIS acres in Baltimore county with fine
Improvements $50 900 zoe acres, five mesbeyond Towson
town SO OO6O3 acres at Cockeysvle Depot in lots To st
or Will be sold in tract for SOL $50 in Carroll
county acknowledgements, including stock uten,
Sis, &C. $1,000 ll3 acres and half mile the CITY
limits, S26OO O70 acres Perrymansvie Depot s3f
OOO and near the same Depot 442 for Indian
town Plantation 900 acres Il 300 in high state of
cutvation,) only 10000 Also quite large number of
FARMS, in dozen different counties of Virginia. from
lO0 to SO GOO Also large quantities of UNIMPROVED
LANDS, from so cts to So per acre Farms in different
counties of Maryland all prices sae-ciy property
and stocks in many taken i'll exchange HOUSES at
all prices. GROUND RENTS, small and large Money
loaned on Mortgage, in sums 81 900. Apply to
fe22-m JAMES B0YD 26 ST paul etraa,
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GIFTSi GIFTS!! GIFTSit
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
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street corner of Frederick
mrZoNtt EVANS & HOYT.
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE seo s7O and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and design
is not ercetted by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23 and SIS
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENr and make neO strong elastic stitch, that will not
rp or break If every fifth stitch is cut.
Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
aPI9-tI J.. u. CHASE. Agent
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those orders voting III the negative, the following
resolution was after full and free discussion of its
merits adopted:
hesotged, As the of this Convention, that it
Is expedient to divide the Diocese of Maryland and
organize new Diocese, to be composed of the
several counties of the Eastern Shore.
Whereupon it was further
=, fesolred, unanimously, That Committee ofthree
Ciergymen and three Laymen be appointed to pre-
sent the resolution just adopted, to the next Con
vention of the Diocese, and also to the Bishop and
to ask their consent to the proposed division and
ganization.
In conformity with the above resolutions, and in
behalf OF the clergy and laty of the Eastern Shore
assembled by their representatives at the time and
place aforesaid, and whose wishes we have been de-
sired to present. your assent brethren is respect
fully and aifectionately asked to a measure fraught.
it is believed with future benefit to the spiritual in
terests OF the Eastern Shore and of the Church.
Henry NJ. Mason,
JoHN CROsDALE,
THEODORE p. BARBER,
on the part of the clergy
..... - DANIEL NJ. HENRY,
SAM'L 5. MCMASTER,
JOHN j. DASHIELL,
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE LEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET.
~ 10 Clergymen of all denominations and Sewing
ocetes attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at half price
ram, W. f. BR0DERICK,
u Agent.
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nor SALE OR LEASE.-THE IOT

IA OF GROUND, n. W. corner Calhoun and McHeEry
streets, l3I feet on McHenry and 100 feet Calhoun
street The improving character of that the
city VIII recommend It TO the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment.
Apply TO GEORGE SLATER,
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1FI..f . + 5 A l. E
GAiij very commodious and well finished DWELLING
=s@ HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE. 1t has
all the modern improvements and conveniences having
been built in the last few years The being DESTROYS
to sell wilt dispose of it the reasonable terms
Apply at the office of the ''Daily Exchange" mas If
ENOR SALE OR LEASE-Two very ell
Il gible BUILDING LOTS on Madison Avenue between
holman and Dolphin streets. For terms &c, inquire at
the ONCE OF the DAILY EXCHANGE. ma25tf
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4 4 p E. n | n G. ID A Y.

4 IL N N Vi IL
LACE, SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS
SttPHERDS' PLA1 and ENGLISH TWEED
BUSTERS.
PRINTED and BROCHE STELLA SHAWLS
II Il MIL TON EASTER O. CO..
OPEN
On MONDAY, March ODD,
All their importations of
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS
received per steamers Europa and Canada embracing
the latest Partisan novelties, in
GClPURE, REAL BRUSSELS,
CHANTILLY, LYONS LACE,
SILK and MUSLIN MANTILLAS
Entirely designs in
STELLA sHAwLs.
W also shall open, same day.
TWENTY CASES PARIS DRESS GOODS
embracing many ef the
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
ever shown in this city, and AT EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES. mrootf
w X o Il H s Flu LLLERTON.
SPRING, 1858.
ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER TO CUSTOMERS
STOCK
r NJ c n A ND BRlTl "A
DRY GODS,
WHICH FOR
VARIETY. NOVELTY AND BEAUTY,
WILL BE FOUND SECOND TO NONE.
BUYERS AREIN INVITED To
EXAMINE, COMPARE, AND JUDGE.
Ie-Z.tt. SIS BALTIMORE STREET
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
9ousfs, It,, for SUE ann Gent.

a.. FOR SALE OR RENT.-A very
5sllI convenient HOUSE, on the north side of MONJf
MENT STREET, between St Paul and Calvert
wlil be put in complete order to please a fashionable
family. Possession given by the 18th of June
Enquire at II. C. DALLAM'S,
No 90 st. Paul Street
Or, JAMES A. WESTON Il CO.
my26-eots No Al soutb Charles Strt
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TOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS.
- PHOENIX BUILDINGS.
70 SECOND STREET.
GGR GATE CAPITAL
EIGHT MILLTONS D0LL4RS
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. :"
FIRE. MARINE A AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
mr3otfr Underwater.
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALF
CENTURY,
s: W. CORNER OF SOUTH AND WATER STREETS
This sc, Company INSUREs AGAINST LOSS OR DAM
scriptons of property.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IL. COHEN, JR., President
W. G. HARRISON, J. PEYNINGro
>. L. THOMPSON, JOSHUA l. COHEN
GEO. r. VIcKERs, Francis T KIya
F. W. ALRIcKs, HENRY CARROLL
5. O. HOFFMAN, K. S. STEUART
DAVID S. WILSON WIN H BeuSY
W. F. WoRTHINGToN
fe22-eOHr. FRED'K woODwoRTH, Secretary.
w ANTE An energetic and reliable
MAN to transact door business connected with
this paper. APPLY AT THIS OFFICE n o. corner of
D"el"loIe anu North streets my2G-tf
w n L f ID An elderly, respectable
w WOMAN to have charge of house during summer
70 40 the work for gentleman when the family
out OF town When the family at home, either
and wash, or to do chamberwork. Unexceptionable
recommendations for ability and fathfulness required
Enquire at the Office of ''The Exchange my25tf
1lf.I w A4N ELL n comfortable tWO-StOrV
ai DWELLING with passage and back building
- west of and not more than fifteen minutes walk
rom Calvert and Baltimore Streets. Rent
my22d 10y
RLOCK MARBLE CLOCKS.
~ CANFIELD mo d. co. -.,. ts.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have Just importe. invoice of Block Marble Clocks
win and without Bronze Figures suitable for Dining
Library Rooms. myli If
EW STYLES HAIR PINS, sc.
~ CANFIELD, BRO G co,
Have received direct from Paris an invoice of Hair Pins
and HEAD DRESSES, of the newest styles, which
are very beautiful. my11 If
CE PITCHERS. ALBATA WARE, SC.
= CANFIELD, BRO. d. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET
Are now receiving all the new styles of PATENT iCz
TlICHEkS Albata Spoons, Forks, Coffee and Tea Sets
"efS' blshes Epergeres, &c, which they offer at low
P.ices my11f
4 G E PITC H FIR
- CA NFIELD, FRO. co.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving all the newest patterns of PLATED
re filCHERS, plain futed engraved and chased for
SAFE wholesale and retail at the lowest prices ap126
~ CANFTELD BRO d CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET
styles, just received. ans az e"
w CAMPBELL, BRO CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET
Are prepared to furnish WEDDING GIFTS such as full
sets OF Diamond and Pearl Jewery Gold Watches and
Cnateines Bracelets, Brooches, Rings Fans Dressing
Cases, Clocks, Fancy Goods &c an19tf
HAIR PINS
81 CANFIELD, BRO Dc CO.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
are now opening an invoice of entirely new styles
Farls hair FINS, some of which are very handsome,
loI SAFE Wholeslle ard retail apS-f
OPERA GLASSES. =
~ CAMPBELL, BRO. Dc CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
nave on hand full assortment of best quality OPERA
CLASSES also assortment of low price do for sale to
the trade, and retail ap2stfr
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ANOR SALE.-A very valuable PrOpprtI

| n containing THIRTY NINE AND A HALE ACRES
SITUATED near the Northern Avenue, having front on
turnpike Of about Thirteen Hundred feet-the ground
opposite is leasing at 81 to 81 front foot The i'm
provements cost $4,000 The low price of s4 600
will be takenthe fourth in cash. balance in ten wears
| with interest, if required.
The above Property with proper management could be
made to double the price asked within two years
my2l6t JAMES BOYD, &c St Paul street
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"A The Proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE having
EN- ON ED TIL EIR OFFICES to the building ON
the N e. corner of North and Baltimore streets OFFER
FOR RENT THE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR or
CARROLL HALL, formerly occupied by them. Also
ROOM ON BALTIMORE STREET No. IS, over Meals
EXCHANGE. mvo5tC
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ID H. S VAN
Il STOCK AND ELL BROKER
BUYS AND SELLS on COMMISSION ALL THE SE.
CuRlTlES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS
AND
NEGOTIATES BILLS, NOTES AND LOANS
OFFICE "a SECOND STREET,
mrlTu Corner of TripOlefS allen