The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-16
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

JOHN BERGER,
2j2 BALTIMORE STREET,
Has on hand a large and elegant stock of
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
for PRESENTS, in every variety of BINDING.
ALSO,
BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
HYMN BOOKS,
CHILDREN'S BOOKS,
WRITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS AND
CHESS BOARDS,
STEREOsCOPES AND VIEWS,
With assortment of FANCY ARTICLES suitable
for the which he will sell at low prices d16D25r
UsEFUL' Rr,r7,rr1.
CHRISTMAS Presently,
GOLD AND SILVER,
For sale by
SAMUEL KIRK Il SON,
No 172 BALTIMORE STREET.
WATCHES
dl6-tf SILVER WARE, RICH JEWELRY
DRAFTS DIST ANNUAL SALE OF
Il BOOKS will be continued THIS and EVERY NIGHT
until Christmas, at No. 15s BALTIMORE STREET under
the Museum. BOOKS for examination and private sale
during the day.
Books warranted perfect or no sale.
d16-5t SAMUEL II. COVER Auct'r.
fr4.A.f TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
Hs,ij BILE ELK RIDGE FARM.-By virtue of deed
s2@of Trust from Henry H. Pue Esq bearing date the
End day of December 1858 and recorded among the
land records of Howard county the subscriber Trustee
will offer public sale the Exchange Sales Rooms No
10 South Gay street, in the City of Baltimore THURS
DAY. the 9th day OF January, 1859, at O'Clock NJ
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, containing about 235
acres of land, which Henry H. Pue resides lying
on the Columbia Turnpike Road in Howard county about
miles from the Railroad Depot, Ellicott's Mills 1t
adions the lands Of Messrs Caleb Dorsey Samuel Weth-
cred, John r. D. Thomas Allen Thomas &C. and is in
the heart of the Elk Ridge neighborhood
The improvements csnsist of a FINE STONE Dwell
LING, with STONE BARN, QUARTER and STABLES
and all other necessary OUT buildings
The land is of fine quality, with abundance of wood
and water.
The situation being of the most healthy in Mary
land, and the vicinity the Railroad offer great induce
ments business men from the CITY to buy The cars
leaving Ecotts Mills as to reach the city latest by
9oclock A. NJ and leaving the city late \ NJ.
in the winter season.
The terms of sale that one half of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash the day of sale and the
balance in two equal instruments in and two wears
from the day OF sale the credit payments bear inter
est, to be secured by mortgage on the farm.
WM II. DORSEY, Trustee.
die 2awts s,A, PAT. GIBSON x CO., Auctoneers.
VALUABLE SIX HORSE POWER EN-
v CINE AND BOILER, with all the Machinery ne
cessary for working the same l will sell on MONDAY
MORNING, the Goth instant at II o'clock Mr. John A.
Robbs shipyard No 232 Wolf street. very superior Six
Horse Power ENGINE, complete and nearly new and
made by Murray Hazlehurst.
Terms half cash. balance in months with terest and
negotiable paper. S. H. COVER,
diets Auctioneer.
100 BOXES LAYER RAISINS; 100
lOO do. NJ. r. do; 800 do. do. do; 100 X do do.
do 10 TASKS Currans; 1000 Havana Oranges just
celVed, for sale by JAMES SLOAN, No. 81 Lombard
street. dl6tf
GUM SHELLAC.
VI 10 Garnet;
10 cases Orange
Just received and for sale by r. J. BAKER
d16-tf Sc s. Charles street
REESWAX WANTED.-The highest cash
~ price will be paid for prime yellow Beeswax. B. T.
ELDER, No. 100 s. Eutaw street, opposite B. o. R. R.
Depot d16-tf
DORK New Mess Prime and Rump Pork,
Il for sale by J. CARSON & co. d16tf
PULK SlDES.-3O,0O0 pounds Just re-
~ ceived and for sale by J. CARSON 4 co. d16tf
STAVES.-20,0O White Oak Bbl. Slaves,
~ suitable for shipping for sale low close CON
sgnment CARR, GIEsE & CO, q Spears wharf
DOTATOE STARCH.-2O casks Tor sale
IL by R. J. BAKER, No. SO South Charles st. dl6n
4, 000 extra quality Manila Cigars; 49,
F.OOO 900 fine do. do do; 5000 genuine do. do.
Cheroots in store and for sale by RICHARDSON CO.,
No 67 Exchange Place dl5-f
DOLL BUTTER AND LARD.-Fme
~ quality and fresh, selling daily by SHARP, CARR
CO.. 8 Patterson st. d16tf
A NEW BALTIMORE WEE kLY.
4AWlLL BE PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAY, DEC.
o. 1858, the First Number of the
THE FAMILY JOURNAL,
Weekly Paper, devoted to Literature News, Romance
Science and Art.
JOHN B. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES II. MOORE,
Editors and PrOprietors
1t is wellknown fact that Baltimore with upwards
100000 inhabitants is almost entirely dependent
the North for its hebdOmadal literature 1t to be seen
whether this great city support literary journal
pDta ice
are determined to spare effort expense produce
paper which shall deserve share of the support
reading public.
THE FAMILY JOURNAL will contain original Stories
Sketches of Travel Biographical Essays a Summary Of
News, domestic and foreign Reviews of Books Dramatic
and Musical Criticisms Reports of Popular
such general information will make it a welcome guest
in every family. TIE proprietOrs determined that
their journal shall he second the variety
ereSt and value of its contents in its literary excellence
and high moral tone. Politics and Sectarianism will be
most rgidly excluded
TERMs-!NvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
One copy year 81 four copies, 81; copies SIS;
single copies cents. Or. if preferred it will be deliver
ed by carriers at 16 cents per month.
Wholesale Agent, for the supply of the Trade.
HENRY TAYLOR,
Sun Iron Building, who will also receive individual
subscriptions. dI5-I2tr