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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

p.,,iaqtion ut tile .Semiaary.-The exer-
.,..s Yesterday were of u more interesting char
w., than on the previous day. The room in
.J t;.b the examination took place was so crowd
' IT,, q o'clock in the afternoon that many un-
s'.,n,.,e persons were compelled to remain
.,,.5e during many of the readings and reci-
,,rions. Everything passed off the admira-
zion Of the visitors, the honor of the teachers,
nd +, the complete triumph of the scholars.
The examination developed that the institution
has attained pinnacle of excellence under its
nrc>ept management of which our people have
reason to he proud. 1t deserves renewed sup
mort and encouragement
The classes in Arithmetic, Geometry, Science
Of Government, Abercrombie, Bible, &C., all
,.optted themselves with credit These exer-
Else, were pleasantly intcrspcrsed with music
on the piano and songs, many of which latter
were admirably executed, showing voices well
trained and judiciously mOdnlated And here
it NAV not be ont of place to say that the vocal
music department of the institution isin charge
Of Mrs. j. S. Drew, lady whose excellent at
ninments our people know so well that it is use
less to dwell upon them. The examination yes.
tsnlay was as volume in her favor.
The Star Spanglcd Banner by the class in
vocal music was finely rendered, as was also
Mary of Argyle by Miss Fila Bates, In short,
they all did so well that we cannot see the pro-
wety OF discriminating in favor of any one.
Several well written compositions were read -
one by Miss Fry, read by Miss Culbertson, and
another by Miss Crawford, read by herself, a
production well worthy an older head.
The concert in the evening was well atten-
ded and handsome sum was realized.
The Seminary opens for the second session
under Mrs. Hanna's management to-day, and
We are much mistaken if it does not continue to
increase in public favor.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours.
DsS----------
A LIVER REMEDY.-We wish to say to every
person who reads this that there is an article
known as Dr. SANFoRD's IxvIcoRATon, OF Liver
Remedy, which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any ofits forms, such as
Jaundice, Dyspepsia and numerous other COM
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest prepa. atoms or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted, US experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gen.
orally the first cause of consumption, but de-
bilated system, caused by the improper action
of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs TO resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs at the mercy ofthis
disease, because the liver has incapacitatcd
them from performing their proper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused by cold.
Thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases of the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver rene
dy or cure for debilliatcd system than DIR.
Sanford's TnVigorator for it has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is offered as tried rem-
edy, and one that can be relied on.-Lancaster
Wing. jan
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THE STEAMER FAN
M FERN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-29

FalEzp WOOD: II long time you - BIss-
hGI before got bStt 81 kestoFaIve Tor ULIrh sou
gave me an order our agent n DeirCit aLd uLen
test OF its power II has done you assured ne
WOul dos and Others my family ftLds han e ait-
messed Its eheetH using and Recommending
= others entitled to the highest consideration yCn
fOrh Again, very PtetIully and truly, ours,
EOLokiON MANI.
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Think Of it!"-You can get at the Bridge
corner Drug Store, of r. II. Logan & Co. DIR.
James extract of Cannalis Indica. Terrci's
celebrated healing ointment for cuts, burns,
chaps, letter &c. Flavoriug extracts. The finest
Perfumeries. Hair Brushes, Combs, Soaps,
Worm Candies, English Mustard, Arrow Root,
(real Bermuda,) Trusses, Shoulder Braces, &c.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours,
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DIssoGuTIoN

-TNHE dr OF D6ane COssiH l. this DAY dissolved by
j uyituaI CONSENT business Of the frm lett
in the hands A. DOane, fuly authorized
tie OF the firm in settling up IIs affairs.
Wheeling, Jan. 9Th, lsss. WI. coWGiIL-
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A REAUTIFuL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIRI!
Completely Preserved

Nd who that u gray would have
naeI color o. Gsla but Nould have tie
or troubled with serUuIN head, GtE tILI ~,
but would be cured with sick htsdaehe rs
WOULD be euTe II VIII also Ii.s
face and skin Prof NSOa'a Hair ala
this, set circular AID the IollSHika:
AN AEBcE, koveL+beI 3, 1855 q
PEUF. o. J. WooD-DeaT s have lIaIa uuth saIi %
the wonderful Effects Hair Restorative. LaItuE
been 90 eten cheated By qsselsIy sna S'aeh
the same category Ni tLGussng oUdJ
Petet quaek rsnsdtss until CCGLIy
some months Since Nhe gave aaSuTL
Induced the trial Of your kssIolatiVs In nyaIyaTst
By wife, whose lair had GteC
tTsly Ehites and before sAAaStin large
uest her hatT TeatOESd LeSFy oEgal btautul
brown color, and had teksned and become beautiful
glossy upon and entirely over The tad she eEnuts TO
use IL not SIMPLY beeAuse OF rs
the hair, bat 6eeause 81 its keaful
head and miud- others Of family uStng
your Restorative, uit the hhpFiest seetB;
skeptteism and dOuts in reference SIS enTaefaF sLd
value entirely removed and can ana do Riia
" anu confdentiog TeeeOmniend Its all
have their hair TeatOTql from white gray y
sickness agrn to original beauty, 0unR
persons who noud have their hair beautiful goasy
Very uly and gratefully JOuTS,,
eOLOMO6 MANN
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
BETHANY. VA

r. L. JONES, Proprietor.
Wills house has been recently rrGed greatly enlarged,
and now offers 20 tie travelling Community eNesstt
eoTlnodatons- The stabng u - the bsst ehaTagtsT.
TIE Hotel has FeesItiy pTvss
ent proprietor, Aho VIII space pains addFthe lHhe
'is sssi ss 81 Sa sa sa le''isAT
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These medIeInes are IoI
throughout the country.
Address your orders TO
Druggists, and Dealers z
braces. OitaGha Niuessis,
NORCEsrERsHIRE $
wv room ostsuP. Just :.
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CnntIon,

Many Druggists, having old Lnimehts haBd Will try
to cell them you the hut you positively
fuse TO purchase them. Ask for "BRAGG's ARCTIC LIN
IMENT,n tate1io other.
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r. Price % cents,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
$1,000 FRUIT T11E1
Fer sals ~ ths LoWsss DlGasss 1

TUE ss1srsigssd havisg lssaa.1atg ssa.salhst
i NuDssy st S9ysases B'a4, - hoDes ~ sts3a
ettestios 70 IL eali walton Of tres, AID By -
having poss buS the chOsosst vasisiss gfeva IN -
this climate. tn be able to aooonmo1ste tAs 30
pie Of tbs upper Missouri county With oseeaeds Of
the bst srsftss frsiI Ny stood II Dsesset consists
Of apple trees only, al grated, and II tbs Wesent
sunssss growth. Thoss Wishing this I'LL viii pisass
cali and sse can be suitsd in quality quantity and
psios. He expects 10 introasos other fruits iaso his
nursery next ssAASn. THOh kO6kSON-
ksrneeuf's Blsd RSpt. G. 1855.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

w"Se De oes'veo III - -
eoeesscs q . sesss-tss nes0s -
nPsdly Increasing u popsisoos. Va
fOto's tae bssgseest Of any isshs Sossd-I
LsokSk 6sa' kfase Register.
me D~A-..e - 1900 aasare.A.
We puoiisn below, % editoe'si ron Ne
ks'irosd journal which shows bow oar
ra'ifosd y viewed N New York City. II
VII be rssd with 'ssesest:
we give, IN another co'ums' . circular
rsssed y tne Direc'oes q me Dsoaqoe
ana racine nealfoaa company sod en-
oosssa y Ne irussees' sesssss fossh -
p'ao loe tae consaacs'os q we foee 0Cs
- 4 sns' - oses' no We Pe51e10
see Go Pssy 80 sso sosa'oe 60.
i sss Peesso'ea = ls'eoesd % oeea
u's )ssuce 70 ~ paH'es' ana 70 secure ne
coeP'e''ou = W i.' 70 . Po'ns were"
cannon 's'.' " properly nsaeeed 70 prove
fe"unefas'se upon ~ eost. Al present.
tee extensive sod va'aso's lana grant Pc
'ong'ng 70 the company tied ~ ~ ooL
CATIONS 70 ne boodho'dsrs, % shaf Is can
nos be made productive vilhost sose soch
change Of policy - this plan preposes'-
~ clearing II u these oos'sss'ons IN the
manner Pfopossd' II v'ii bs q oses nsossbt
into ne market, And sofnc'ens means VIII
be realized TO build the road to Cedar Falls.
These Obligations - We bsve before bad
oecssios 70 STATE, were oecas'osed ps'or 70
the panic q last yess, by The expectation
Of the negotistion Of sufhcient snoant
Of bonds 70 secure the compIetion Of the
road 70 Siosx City. This expectation hay
isG been disappointed, the Company have
wisely determined 70 rely upon home
means. merely asking their creditors 10 ex-
change one form Of obligst'ou for another.
The prospects Of aid from the residests ere
off most encouraging character. Its felt
BY the people Of Northern lows, thas TO
MAINTAIN their proper place sooss Other
communities west 81 the Mississippi, die
Dubuque and Pacific rai'rosd must Be com
Pleted; and they are contributing - fsr ~
posssbse towards 20 desirable result
The plan proposed does mot contemplate
any surrender or sscrihce ~ the bo0dboId-
ers. but simply IN exchange OF bonds Tor
stock. The prospects OF large and In
creasing ira fic to the road are most Hat
terng. Between DIVIDEND paying stock,
and bonds which DO not pay interest. Ne
90 net see any room Tor hes'tailon' 70 Say
no thing Of the land grant bonds which &c
companies the stock. The lands through
which the road vii pass are among ne
most valuable in the stafe; AND the gensr'
81 direction Of the road Is IN the I'ns Of
western emigration and bss'.ss'. ~ he
time the road - completed to the A'ssou-
n, that river will be the highway Of vast
commerce that will sooo spring up along
it, line, having its terminus in The Atlantic
and Pacific States, and it will form the
nearest and most direct communication
bet~esa the great lakes and the Missouri
But without looking forward TO any such
probable contingency, the project OF the
completion to Cedar Falls Is saf'c'ently
mesitcrioas 70 call for IN earnest effort On
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
The a. r. OgA En-

The 4. =. Ogden
Arrived 1t our wharf on Monday afternoon
last, with . large smoast Of freight for
different houses in Siosx City. She left
on the following nornisg.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
CHAIR THAI HYI1!!
BCcRRUCkBR 4 M8Y4A
Hsss jsst sssusvsA ~ - sassstosstpf
Groceries q IN kids, 100
Irosh Ham, Bacon and Lar,
tfuifg anl pnolofVoR

Fruits a14 4fo9o9voo.
NEW DEF GOODS, GoODs,i eOo0sni
Z IstsEiss. 0s1s, Orr, LA1kss 0a1 - W60
Shoes, PssfsDsSy, Iohseso, CiGass, CAse
olafa, RiGAhooka, NnGs- 81 II
Iasy Goa u
villa vfll b ~ q salsu Dso11a
Eaoax CITY, SGT ., 1Sss-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
THONAS robson,
Justice Of the Hsece, Scrivsnei. and
General agent,
Oaes esrpsv q NORTH Maskst ssA ssvssth sts~~is,
Sergsaat's Blot, Woodbury. co.. Iowa.
HAVING just rssssvsd . ssslss y Bissk DssAs
1 So Dos1s, ~ pssrsss1 n ~ thsaa oct - sag
pessss sho vssss fsn, ssl vili Vvom1tty sttssl =
III ksassss sstsssesd 70 ~ ere
AIso vii 81 ID
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS.

EssSs Lssl With ssh, ~ Tssss, essmtas Ttttas -
ssjIset NOD sea NILE ~ sseDlt ~ mesy - ssy
ssst n ~ Ustesl 1lsass, Ssss1vs oeay - lsoat,
s1sa tasss - ssol ssssstty, - tay, - - -
LAo1 WsssAsts, r., ~. lve6loely
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

lIQ110D = hNAx ovsa ~ HAsSsseeeslDbe
Ese:s.se:. :; - -. =; e. 49, 8: - :.
ESsss = - I:sRskS1ss'
49, vnMaaA oeg0 ,. f0D1s - ~ Z. o.
00 - = Z ss1ka1sl : 80 9 q =.
Oaes & - - -. - vh0Soo esao1oas ~
eaG1neO = - 80 na0e . - - -
re 49, 3 ~
49, =. 0oo4,
asss cry. nsssnA8 + -.
~ p"sss~. = Q. =. : = -, 1a : s.
aeso es00onbH, - 49, 0s1s fs0se Detssae
vili satnl % - dhasS q e1sk ls1Ese4
DBRN&ARf 16Mu,
jess W1lAlA0a
Aseust n isuLsv. 5o9M Z. C00G.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

StstsS Dsstisg Of SOCK Cir Loess We. 1eos vs6r
n, sesaay svsnisg Of o. Dssssdtsg ~ ~ u ~
(I nocs. 4. ~ HUM, ". y.
0assss Avsas, ssey.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

nssl Of elsins il this Glate, aad ve ven-
tsre 70 asssst thaG il 20 otber State IN The
Unios ass ~ bcilitiss fos collection eqsal
= thsss ~ sobodisd il oar statstes.
We hsvs bsss assoysd ed ehagrinsd
q IL s.iass inPstatieas sast b nsa Via
u ignossscs u ths ihsts, viii not avail
ahs.sslsss - ~ oppsssssiey fse kso~iss
AsAssth, spoa or sssehasis as1 bssissal
nsas shasgiss or pscp,s vith tie esacs-
asae u lsss y project ITEM il evadiag
= dslAyisg he psynsos Of just elaiss.-
IL psepls q Iowa - sa1ssiag viii
the ~ q ~ vord frrom The loss q COZ.
6deses asd the prsvslsDcs u distrust ia
mop;sd eigelss. Tbeir iseoas failed when
tie Eass Refused 70 psschAss sisir psodscs,
bat sAsy did not IL sapisely % thsir hacks
nor crow desperate through despair, MOI
rspsdisas ess dine a psise;pai o. isserest
but nobIy put thsssslvss . he tAsk o
esoeeliiog I'll sheis isdsbtsdssss b. econ.
ony asd rsssvsd iedssery.
Thsis sGests y tha bshsIf hsvs bsss s;s
saljy blssssl. Or Ssals = sot yst bask
rspt ssA ssyss viii b, vbils sssner AZ
vissss, sssA sins and harvest shall eostis
ne. VIII III Easssss cspitslists exsses.
sos,s = 49, tsaslsl fbgesiehs ssd pssc
t,1al bas;aana talani aod enc0urase the res
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

1oIdi ,oou
The Board of Trustees have this day directed that
Dividend of Interest 1s November 1885, be declared
of SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip of the Com
pany, payable on and after that day.
That Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. in
Scrip to the dealers with the Company their Terminated
Premiums of the past year. be issued after the 91s De-
cember next; that FORTY PER CENT of the Scrip of
1852 be paid in Cash. after the 91st December next and
that S12 900 be added to the former CAPITAL
thereby making said CAPITAL to exceed THIRTEEN
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
By order of the Board,
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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LATER FROM PUERTO RICO

NJ fTGm We NeW Orleans Plcdytne, 10Th inst.
The Havana papers received by the Empire City
contain intelligence from the Island of Puerto Rico
to the 9th ult.
Late importatons had rendered provisions of all
descriptions abundant; but prices, it is stated,
nevertheless remained as high as when they were
scarce
The French steamer Monte Cristo had been per-
mitted by royal order to assume the Spanish flag,
and was being repaired and improved for naviga-
ton between various ports of the Island.
The establishment of agricultural Bank was
being strongly urged in the Ponce papers, but evil
IDENTIFY without much hope of success
The minor crops, it is stated had been destroyed
by heavy and unreasonable rains; but on the other
hand the important ones promise well.
At Arceibo, on the 3lst of October, there was a
serious innundaton. Several walls and small build
ings were thrown down, larger ones were somewhat
injured, various estates were damaged, and roads
broken up, and river navigation and travel were
interrupted. No personal injury wassustained.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

On the morning of the ODD instant after short Illness
of congestion of the lungs, HAMILTON SCOTT EASTER
in the 23d of his age eldest Of Hamilton and the
late Eliza S. Easter
On the 2lst instant, JOHN BERNARD DEMPSEY.
aged 20 years.
On the Dist instant, PATRICK MCCALL, in the 65th
year of his age
On the 2lst instant, ALBINA, wife of George X. Wal
ter and eldest daughter of the late John Landstreet
her age and the 18th, ELIZABETH, aged years and
months, children of James and Priscilla Bishop, of this
cir
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE TRADE AND
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE.
TO BE ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY

TO BE ISSUED ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY.
The proprietors of ''THE EXCHANGE" will issue on the
first of January statement of the trade and
Of Baltimore for the past year. embracing full and relia
bic statistics and accurate review of the of the
market for all the leading articles of merchandise This
statement will be prepared in the most careful manner
information to all interested in the growing trade of the
city 1t will be issued double letter sheet, at three
cents copy and where % copies ordered the
name and business of the party will be inserted at the
head of the statement in a conspicuous style
They will also issue weekly thereafter Letter Sheet
Prices Current comprising reliable and full review of
the markets for the week.
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CHRISTMAS is COMING.
CHILDREN CHILDREN LOOK AT THIS!
THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM
To be filled with

CHILDREN CHILDREN LOOK A THIS!
THE BALTIMORE MUSEUM
To be filled with
Toys FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK!
And all the Curiosities, Birds Monkeys, SC,
TO BE SEEN FOR NOTHING
Besides the greatest lot Toys offered sale
Baltimore and the cheapest too,
CENT TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Entrance Calvert street first floor, up stairs.
Come and sec, if you don't buy. There may be found
Wooden Glass Paper, China. and other Toys together
with great variety of valuable and costly presents
such Chinawae, Jewelry, Plated Sets: Fancy Tables,
and in fact every variety of articles suited for
HOLIDAY Presents,
Which will be sold at the cheapest rates, by the
NEW YORK TOY COMPANY,
Who have engaged the Museum expressly for the pur-
pose from Tuesday morning. the 2lstnst, until after
the Christmas Holidays.
Recollect the Museum and all its Curiostes are be
free of charge and the Toys the best and cheap
to be found in Baltimore. DBL st
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The COAST SURvEY.-There are now thirty-sx
Coast Survey parties in the field and afoat-on the
Atlantic coast eighteen; the Gulf coast, twelve;
and on the Pacific coast, six. These are distrbu-
ted for the winter follows: In the vicinity of
Chesapeake Bay, (Virginia,) two; coast of North
Carolina, three; coast of South Carolina and Geor
Ga, seven; Florida peninsula, reefs and keys,
twelve; coast of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisia-
na our coast of Texas, two; and the coast of Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington territories. six.
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THE FIFTH REGIMENT II. ". AT THE
BATTLE OF RLADENSRLRG

BATTLE or BLADENSBURG.
To the Editors Of the Enchange:
observe in the report Of Tuesdays debate on
the Pension Bill, in the House of Representatives
published in The EXCHANGE this morning-that Mr..
Harris of Maryland, is reported to have said that
"the only redeeming feature of the battle of Bla-
"densburg,w was the noble struggle made by Balti-
''morean-Commodore BARNEY" In this remark
he does great injustice, though, doubtless, unin-
tentionally, and from want of information,-to
many other Baltimoreans who participated in that
unfortunate engagement.
The Fifth Regiment, composed of Baltimore vol
unteer companies, under the command of Colonel
Joseph Sterrett was in the fight at Badensburg.
They stood their ground CALAMITY, until crcum-
stances, occurring in other parts of the field, rem
dered it necessary for their commanding officer to
give the order to retreat and this he did not give
until he received it himself from higher authority
which it was his duty to obey.
December %, 1856. JUSTICE.
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THE IA NJLY ,JOTRNAL

We received, yesterday, the first number of The
fam'ty Journal, weekly paper just established in
this city by Messrs. JOHN B. WILLIAMS and CHARLES
II. MOORE, editors and proprietors. 1t is neatly
printed, and is gotten up very much in the style
OF BoNNEh's NeW York Ledger. 1t proposes to de-
vote Its columns to "Literature, News, Romance,
Science, and Art" The contents of this first issue
promise very favorably.
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On the 2st instant, by Rev. W. V. Tudor, URIAH F.
CAUSEI to Miss ANGELINA RAWLINGS, both of this
city.
On the 10th instant, at St Vncent's Church, by Rev.
Mr.. Obermyer, MARTIN WEIGH, Of St. Mary's county,
TO Miss KATE ROSTER, of Baltimore.
By Rev. NJ. Kaufman, W II. r. SHERMAN, of Dorches
ter county, Nd, to Miss MARY D. COLSCOTT of Caro-
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thE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays excepted) price Two CENTS; served in the CITY
at twelve and half cents per week. payable the car
ers mailed to subscribers ofthe city, at SIX DOLLARS
per annum. The TRI-WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scrioers at -FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-inva-
rably cash in advance. OFFICE PUBLIoATIoNNorth-
Mast corner of Baltimore and North Streets Baltimore
Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, MARYLAND
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BUT A LITTLE w HlLE.
DISTRIBUTION
POSITIVELY TAKES PLACE 1sT OF JANUARY.
All who have not yet subscribed in the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
should do so at once
FOR THREE DOLLARS
receive the ART JOURNAL for year. copy of the
superb engraving,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH"
and in addition chance in the distribution of several
hundred Paintings Sculptures, &c, &C. which takes
place the first of the year. Subscriptions received by
SOLOMON KING, Hon. sec'y,
d17tD2sr No. s. Calvert st.
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A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEsT.-
Fancy, Plain and Common DINNER, TEA, and
CHAMBER Sets; INDIA CHINA DINNER Sets Cut and
Moulded Glass in Sets; COAL OIL LAMPS and every
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MASSACRE IN THE STREETS OF DELHI!
Blowing from the guns Massacre in the Boats-Miss
Wheeler defending herself-Jessie Brown, &c, &c,
AT MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
On THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, Dec. 23d.
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T From the CoI,imbys ROY Stotesmon

The NoRTHwEsT.-lt is very hard for the old to
realize the fact, that those they have been accus
toned to regard as infants have arrived at manhood
and surpassed their seniors in strength. Old Rome
ders at the gates of the capitol; and Old England
stands aghast at the precocious and unbushing impu-
dence of the Colonies in asking to be taxed accord
ing to the British Constitution, and in other way
We believe that We may safely aver that the same
feeling obtains upon tn part of some of the elder
States of this Union towards the younger
ones, particularly those of the Northwest. If the
latter ask for equal share of consideration with
those of New England, or those of the Southeast,
the demand is received with mingled amusement
and amazement as if it were a capital Joke indeed.
1t may be, but inasmuch as men are generally
held to be at least great element in Demo-
cratic Republic, we call attention to the following
table OF voters in the seven Northwestern States: