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SOME NEGRO STATISTICS. In the free
States, ranging from 25 to- Is per cent, Of
the free colored were born out of the States
Of their residence, showing tina: the increase
has been from immigration. The old South
eru States show very small portion born
out of their limits.
About oue-fitth of the free colored in New
York city were born in the present slave
States.
A comparison of Louisiana with Connect
icut shows that in the former in IL of the
free blacks were engaged in pursuits reqnir-
Ing education, and in Connecticut only ! in
100.
There are about twice As many free blacks
as free mulattoes.
In Connecticut the negro population, in
sixty years, has not more than doubled, not
withstanding the increase from immigrants
Yet, in Virg nis, in the same time, which re-
ceived few from other sources, and sent SO
many thousand away, it has nearly doubled.
The mulattoes are twice "a numerous
among The slaves as among the free blacks,
and are little more than one-tenih Of the
whole colored. Half OF the negroes at the
North are mulattoes, and only about one
ninth at the South
In 1910 there were ten States returning
slaves which returned none in 185O-nu
slave schedules having been sent there at
that time.
There were never more than 400, 900 slaves
imported into the Uunited States in all. In
the British West Indies 100000 were i'm
ported, though only 100000 were left to be
emancipated. 10 the las: three years Of the
slave trade at Charleston, those on whose &C
count the importations were made were 81
British subjects, 80 Rhode Islanders, 10
Frenchmen, and Is Charlestonians.
In the border States the proportion born
by the slaves to the total population has not
yet changed enough to attract attention. L,
Maryland, Mississippi, and Kentucky, The
slaves increased between 1910 and 1850; ir
Virginia there has been no increase since
1880. but an almost imperceptible loss
De BoW's Press.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

VACCINATION WITH MAGNErIsED NEE
DIE. Professor Eosca states that since 1856.
hundreds of children have been thus yaccin-
ated, with scarcely any failures occurring
The point of the needle is well saturated
with the magnetic fluid before practising the
vaccinations 1t is quite surprising to OBJ
serve the rapidly with which the vaccine
virus Is absorbed, when the needle is thus
prepared Illustrated Meas, March
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

DISTINGUISHED HUNTERS. The Turkish
Admiral and his suite, it is said, will visit
Red river in July, to see the country and
take hunt. Vice President Breckenridge,
Senator Fitch, Of Indiana, and Senator Rice
Of Minnesota, are to accompany them.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21
TELEGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.
q Confessional.

Washington, April Is. A resolution was
passed in the Senate asking the Secretary OF
War for Information of all contracts for the
army in Utah. The resolution was laid
over. The Diplomatic appropriation bill
was passed. That when the Senate adjourn
ed on the first Monday in June, tina: it meet
again on the first Monday in November.
In the House the committee on public
lands, reported adversely to granting lands
to States. for the promotion of agriculture
and artizanship. Houston gave notice that
on Monday he would introduce bill for the
establishment Of a protectorate over Mexico
Recall Of Lord Napier.
New York, April Is. The Tribune says
that private letters announce that Lord Ma
pier will be recalled, and that his successor
is already selected.
The Freshet.
St. Louis, April 16. The river has risen
p feet in thirty-six Lours, and is still rising
All the upper streams still continue flooded
AT Louisville the river was falling Yesterday,
but 1t is now about stationary. The rise Is
expected nomentar'ly.
The Rirer at Memphis.
Memphis, April l5-3 p. III. The river
has risen Is inches in the last twenty -four
hours.-N. o. Daily Delta.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

THE LEy1ArHAN's VISIT TO AMERICA
The Boston Journal says that Capt. Harri-
son, who is to command the Leviathan,
writes that he is to be in Portland, Me-, with
his vessel in the latter part of June, and that
he proposes to remain there with her seven
weeks.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

HARD TINES IN TEXAS. correspondent
informs the Scientific American that the
times are very hard at Austin in that State.
Flour is SIG per barrel corn 81 so to IS
bushel meal 81 60; sweet potatoes 81 so ;
Irish potatoes S. per bushel lard 80 cents a
pound; butter 40 cents pork Is cents; and
brown sugar l6 cents.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Ele,

STATE OF LOUISIANA Eleventh D
PARISH OF cArAHoULA, Court, Clerks
Succession of Francis Oliver, decd
~ HEREAS, Elizabeth Oliver has filed b
W cation in the Clerks office of tho
Dis trict Court, praying to be appointed Adj
trix of said succession therefore, Notice
given, that unless opposition be filed in b
in writing, within ten days from the das
said applicant will be appointed according
tL.S.] Witness, my hand, and the Sci
Court, this l4th day of April, AID, 1858.
49,3t. Z. G. DUKE
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The HOME MAGAZINE. The May number Of this
ever vel come publication is upon our table with
its usual quota Of useful and entertaining matter. 1t
is edited by T. s. Arthur and Virginia +. Townsend,
Philadelphia. Subscription price 81 a year in ad-
vance.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, Thursday Ev'g, Apta Az
The market to-day was somewhat better n,
with ordinary stock, but prices of the bes,t Y y
Of Beef Cattle continue in favor Of holden So,
quote:
Beef Cattle, Western Fine & Choice, tn0
:. :. Rough l. Fair. ou'
Te1asand Attakapas SIC o. lths
Hogs, per h. net the
Sheep, per head -
Choice,
Mich Cows 80
Veal Cattle lo-5o midi
Daily Delta Thursdaidsr,
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Eg See the advertisement of the White
Sulphur Spring Hotel. The Proprietor is
too well and favorably known to need any
commentator at our hands.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21

The MORAL EFFECT OF THE GunorrSR Before
Orsins execution portraits of him sold in London at
half crown; but the guillotne having elevated him
into kind Of martyr, portraits Of him in oil are to
be seen in metropolitan windows aud are said to be
selling rapidly at 81 each
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Notice This.

DER SONS wishing to resort or settle
1 White Sulphur Springs, are Informed
unde rsigned will furnish them gratuitoua
the requisite material for erecting houses, 1
to build upon, which said buildings and lee
rem ain in their possession, so long as usedt
ow n use and benefit. 7. D. Nl
April 81, 1853. Az
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e work on the Baton Rouge crevasse lie
alag favorsbly.
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Flesh Arrivals
SEASON ABLE GOO
FlcisIlInan Il Conn,


TAKE this occasion to inform their f'is
L the public generally, that they are now
and opening large and wcH selected Seek'
Sta pie and Fancy Dry &c
Embracing the Latest Styles Of
Silks, Irimmings,
Muslins, IShdwls,
Ribbons, Laa
Mdntillas, ea
Ladies and Misses Bonnets, ChildrensS
A superior lot of
READY MADE CLOTHlJ
Of the latest style and made Of the best 2
ALSO-A superior lotof
Hardware, Cutlery, Perfumery, Qusd,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and ":
Saddlery, &C., &c.
The public are solicited to call at oar y
Front ST., where we hope that our Low 1
and the excellent quality of the pre-
combined with prompt and courteous ~.
a determination to please, will gain for y
erous patronage from the community.
April 7, 1858.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-10
Excursions.
e.. Es....;s3 BALTIMORE TO MOUNT

- - VERNON
GENERAL TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore, July 16 1858.
Arrangements have been perfected by which visitors
MOUNT VERNON may procure THROUGH ROUND
TRIP TICKETS from Baltimore on Tu ESDAYS and FRI
DAYS of each week, until further notice.
Take the Gas A. NJ train at Camden Station for Wash
ington, where at $50 Whaling's omnibuses will be in
waiting to take passengers to the wharf OF the fine steam
er THOMAS C0LLYER, direct for Mount Vernon. The
steamer will leave Washington at $50 A. NJ stopping
Alexandria and Fort Washington and arriving at Mount
Vernon at IL o'clock allowi visitors ample time to in
the entire premises The boat will return thence
Washing ton about p. NJ in ii to take the 40 NJ
train for Baltimore allowing three hours in Washing
ton they may Baltimore in the 80 p NJ train
arriving here at ?. NJ
Round Tickets entire trip including Railroad,
Omnibus and Steamer SO % each To be had at the Tick
ct Office, Camden Station.
General Ticket Agent
W. p. SMITH,
iy17lm Master of transportation.
&s-s..111hszz----i1EsHSzs EXCURSION TICKETS
BALTIMORE TO NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN,
FARE ONLY $l3. Ia
The NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
will issue Excursion Tickets from Baltimore to Niagara
Falls and Return at the low rate of THIRTEEN DOLLARS
good to return at the pleasure of the purchaser Ticket
not transferable.
Parties from Baltimore desiring these tickets must ap
ply for them day in advance of starting.
Trains leave Calvert Station Baltimore, at A and
4 3OP NJ Passengers leaving Washington by the s Is
A. NJ train connect with the 8 A. NJ. train.
For through tickets and correct and reliable information
apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station n F. corner of
Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore.
j. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent
jy13 If C. C. ADREON. Superintendent
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
la MT :. i :.::s.::....:::.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
BERKELEY BEDFORD, CAPON, JORDAN'S, SHAN
N0SpALE, and the CENTRAL VIRGINIA. SPRINGS
the through Mail train, leaving Camden Station, Balti
more at A. NJ, except Sundays, stopping at Sir John
Run Station III miles from Baltimore and miles from the
Springs by good stage road Fare to Sir Johns 81 so
Arrive at Sir Johns by noon and at Berkeley before
p NJ. The Express train leaving Baltimore 05 P. NJ
daily connects with the stages for Berkeley Sir Johns
Run Station at 20, p NJ by which passengers reach
the Springs before midnight.
For BEDFORD SPRINGS, bedford county Pa y by the
Mail Train from Baltimore at 6, A NJ the Express leav
ing at sos, P. NJ, Through Accommodation at 10, p
NJ, for Cumberland, ESQ miles, and thence by stages 2S
miles to Bedford The stages leave Cumberland every
morning o'clock arriving in time for dinner at the
Springs. Fare by through ticket $3.50.
BY this route there is bat change from cars to STAGE
and no trouble with transfers of persons or baggage
For JORDAN'S SPRINGS, (2S miles from lIarper's
Ferry, and near the Winchester Railroad, J and
For SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, (13 miles from Har-
pers Ferry the road passengers will take the
Mail Train lat g. A. N.Y. to Harpers Ferry and connect
with trains on Winchester Road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the g. A. NJ train from
Baltimore Winchester thence by stages for miles,
arriving at Capon for early tea. Fare to Winchester,
For the WHITE SULPHUR and other Springs in the in
terror of Virginia. through tickets sold Camden
Station via the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
Tickets to be had at the Ticket Office, Camden Station
W P. SMITH,
je3Oeo6w Master of Transportation.
Ia 6Ez...a.....:55 NORTHERN CENTRAL
sa.S.s-s0s RAILwAY.-FoR THE SPRINGS,
WARM, DOUBLING GAP EPHRATA AND PAPER
TOWN.
FOR BEDFORD
Passengers leave Calvert Station at AM. and 10
PM connecting with trains over the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top railroads Hopewel thence by stage
ford The stage IIopewe good order and
two daily lines of coaches connect with trains the
Broad Top Railroad At Hopewel there rst-rate
commodations for passengers Passengers by trains at
10 PM breakfast at Huntingdon and leave at Z 40 NJ
direct for Bedford Those by train at SAM arrive at
Huntingdon at 5 p NJ take supper at Hopewel and can
through Bedford night HODeWel
Fare through $3.50 Baggage checked through to the
Springs EXCURSION TICKETS from BALTIMORE to
HOPEWEL and back will be issued at Sc 4O-good for
days Hacks will be in readiness to convey passengers
to the Springs
FOR YORK SPRINGS
PASSENGERS leave nv daily train ot 81 N for Uano
YER thence by stage to the SPRINGS arriving there early
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BY CANNON & MATTHEWS.

DUBLIC SALE-Default having been
Il made in payment of the debt intended secured
by the mortgage from Francis NJ Baughman Alexander
Gaddess dated the 10th day of November 1857 and
corded in Lber f. D. No l5 of the chate records of
Baltimore city, will at 10 o'clock, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of August 1858, at No. 200 North Howard
street, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. the property conveyed by said deed viz: The
STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, RUBBING BED and MA
CHlNERY appurtenant at 2O9 North Howard street.
where the same recently used by the said Baughman
in his business. ALEX. GADDESS, Mortgage.
au5-ts CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S Aucts.
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Silbfr Iare, (stiuelrp, 1T.
NEW PLATED GOODS

NJ W PLATED GOODS
~ CAMPBELL, BROTHER CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
and TEA SETS g at, 5"I URNs. BASKETS KETTLES,
Butter Boats, Sugar Baskets Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
FORKS ladies' cAsroRs, &c, &C. and for sale at the
NEW PEARL JEWELLERY
IN CANFIELD, BRO. CO.,
...'... 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment OF
Ear Drops, Bracelets, &C. newest styles mr3lt
&c cANFIELD ". D. cAxFIELp. J. H: MEREDITH,
CANFIELD, BROTHER s CO.,
~ IMPORTERS ASp N bEAlERs IN
WATCHES, FINE JEwEIRY, ..
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
mr2s-a 700 = 80 . Baltimore
STOWELL's
y NEW JEwELRY,
WATCH AND
SILVER WARE HOUSE,
-''' 1'''''' At This ESTABLISHMENT, W. 'O'''
the purchaser always find THE NEWEST STYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market, consisting OF
(of his own make) and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip.
Tobias, and all other Makers.
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
SILVER WARE,
Of his manufacture always hand and made to
per, at short notice.
ALBATA PLATED WARE.
The largest and richest STOCKi Baltimore being South
Agent for the sale of the Goods at wholesale and
tail of the
AMERICAN sHEFFEILER PLATE co.
All Goods will be sold at MANUFACTURERS PRICES, and
warranted by the Co. to be the best GOODS in the market
a large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES, BURNERS,
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS, CANTON CHINA, &c.
A. STOWELL, JR.
e22 If Proprietor, 1853 Baltimore St
rEO. W. w E b b,
" GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
s. E.. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEW ELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.
9- Every attention paid the repair and manufacture
of Jewery Fine watches repaired by experienced work
men mrl3-tf
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
IL AT THE
HOUSE FURNISHING WARER0oMS

C0RTLAN & CO.,
... NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NOS. ZIG AND 2IS BALTIMORE STREE, r.,
Where those commencing or about replenishing VIII ma
everything that may be needed from the cohi ~
en- utensils to the finest Parlor Ornamen'.s
They have now on hand large stock o, ,, c,No
Patent AIR TIGHT sELr ts and Tsee Sas
fW VT T rSsp COOLERS AND FILTERERS.
Also, the celebrated
ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR,
which thew offer to public confident of its being the
best article extant. J'"-1
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By GIBSON d co.

{TFs& TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of a
HI Contract Deed of Trust executed by and between
certain Joel +. Council and the subscriber, bear
ing date the LIST day of September 1856, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore city, in ber E. d.
No. u.s. folio 2l7 &c, the subscriber, Trustee will of
fer at public sale the Exchange Salesrooms 10 south
Gay street, WEDNESDAY, August 11th, at O'Clock,
Z. NJ, to the highest bidder
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND described
follows: Beginning for the ut the northwest
of Lexington and Schroeder streets fronting 81 feet
Lexington street. with depth of eighty eight feet inch
Inclusive of three foot alley Schroeder street. to-
gether with the buildings and improvements thereon CON
sisting of three THREE STORY BRICK BUILDINGS,
having front of II feet each Each house has
Portable back building The house intended for
store and dwelling the other two for dwellings. Sub
ground of two hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty cents seventy dollars eighty and
third cents each house payable semi annually the
first day of January and July The houses will be sold
separately.
Terms-One third cash. balance in four months, with
interest and approved security. W. W. GLENN,
Acting Executor of John Glenn, deceased
GIBSON l. CO.,
ivDI.aO
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CRY 6aoos


GUM MER UNDERSHlRTS AND
~ DRAWERS
AMOS LOVEJ0Y co,
No 1875 BALTIMORE STREET,
Second door below Messrs Hamilton, Easter q w.
CENTS SILK GAgzE MERTNo G1TTqR A MER dSLE
DRAWERS. CENTS SILK, COTTON, MUSLIN,
ASR SEX BG Ga4T6N vE hARISS s sIS
ANDlB0YS' VESTS, all sizes.
Of H9sEsP al szss and qualities
S HaP biS PISS TA Ae CARPET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, No. 1876 Baltimore street, be-
tween Light and Charles streets iel4-u
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS.
NOW ON HAND
BAREGEs
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
LAWNS,
and LADIES SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
POSSIBLE VARIETY STYLE,
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
BY EVERY STEAMER
HAMILTON EASTER 4 CO.,
Nos. 1879, POI AND 203 BALTIMORE STREET
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
NOS. 1e9 20I AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAND
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
LINEN GOODS,
IN SHEETINGS,
DAMASKS,
TOWELS,
MA sH1RF + I'd LINENS &c.
Also,
QUILTS, BLANKETS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CRUMB CLOTHS, SHADE LINEN,
GOODS GENERALLY
REQUIRED BY HOUSEK EPERS.
je2-tfr
rLOSING OUT SALE,
~ JUNE 1St 1853
WROTH & ERTON,
TyILL COMMENCE THIS DA Y TO CLOSE OUT
THE REMAINDER OF THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS,
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES,
ORGANDY LAWNS AND 0RGANDY ROBES,
LACE POINTS AND SILK VISITES,
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS
AT UNHEARD OF Low PR
WE INVITE PARTICULARLY THE ATTENTION R
CUSTOMERS.
je1f NO IS BALTIMORE STREET.
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Dublit SAILS.
BY LENNON q BROGDEN,
BUCHANAN S WHARF.

LIN BRIG JAMES ROSE.
WESLEYAN a. rr,,-, AT AUCTION
p. NJ at the Merchants Exchange Readin p NJ
10 South Gay street. we shall sell brig JSWFS ROSE
ia tons register well found and in good eoniito s %
lies in Frederick street dock. ' 40 'n'
The inventory can be up at our Counting Room,
Terms at sale. LENNON 4 BROGDET
au6-ts
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o. o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF LEASE

o. PEREMPTORY SALE OF LEASE
Miiii HOLD PROPERTY ON NORTH CALVERT ST.
sBy virtue and in pursuance Of the authority in him
vested, by clause condition contained in agree
ment made between certain Daniel Cooke late of Balti-
city, deceased and the subscriber bearing date the
18th day of November, 1885, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore city, in Liber Z. d., No. 49,
folio l. &c. the subscriber will sell public SALE the
Exchange Salesrooms, No. 10 South Gay street, on
WEDNESDAY,, August 18th, at o'clock P. NJ, for
count and risk of the estate of said Daniel Cooke
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL. OF GROUND situate
upon the east side of Calvert street south of Pleasant
street. fronting so feet Calvert street, with depth of
100 feet more less to Davis street. Subject to the
payment of an annual ground rent of two hundred and
fifty dollars.
The improvements large BRICK BUILDING, for
mery occupied by said Daniel Cooke carriage reposi
tory and coach shop
Terms-Oneth cash; balance in 6 and II months
with interest and approved security.
W. W. GLENN,
Acting Executor of John Glenn, deceased.
LENNON Il BR0GDEN.
iv01a
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SGRAPHODOMETER"
~ THE NAME OF
MA CHINE JUST PATENTED By
J. N. WAMPLER,
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER,
BALTIMORE, ND.
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simple
mechanism is made to record accurately-on strip,
endless roll of paper-a CORRECT PROFILE of route
passed over the of rghtand left and
the travelled upon any required SCALE set of
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance purpose
ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of the
valuable attachment claimed above. There is box con-
tanning the simple conrivance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned. Motion is conveyed
the paper by the revolution of the hind Wheel which
acts by band and geer upon rollers which the paper
is carried One half the strip of devoted to hori
zonta projection the other half to vertical projection and
the centre division is line of pricked distances
The DEFLEcToNs worked by the turning of the fore
axle the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes in
the route the PROFILE by weight adapting itself to the
lowest position aanabe through changes in the lev
ell of passed over and the DISTANCES points
calculated intervals, the periphery of Of the
rollers conveying the paper.
Twill sell STATE RIGHTs, COUNTY RIGHTS INDIvID-
UAL RIGHTS for the USE. USE and MANUFACTURE of
this Machine reasonable terms.
Address the patentee,
j. MORRIS WAMPLER,
Dol
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State Of Maryland Baltimore County, to ant
On this 9th day of july A. discs before the subscr
Der Justice of the Peace for the State of Maryland in
and for the county aforesaid personally appeared Richard
J. Cuttings, above named and made oath on the Holy
Evangely of Almighty God that the matters stated in the
foregoing report true therein stated, and the sale
therein reported fairly made.
ROBERT s. BLATCHLEY.
True copy, Test: GEO. H. CARMAN.
1.rl-
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1ianos ana Musit.


sE11sl4- GOLD MEDAL. PREMIUM
~ ri IL PIANO FORTES
u q y u WILLIAM KNABE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FORTES.
Nos. /, 8, and NORTH EUTAWST
Opposite the Eutaw House,
And at our NEW SALESROOM.
DOT BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Charles and Light streets
These celebrated PIANOS have at different Fairs for
several successive years, been awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS for excellence, over all competition
They have also been pronounced by s. Thaberg, the
most celebrated pianist in the world and disn-
guished artists including ~ Strakosch G. Satter &C.
&C., to be equal if not SUPERIOR any in this country
We have constantly on hand at our extensive Ware
above the largest assortment of FINE PIANO
FORTES to be found in this city, which we will SELL
wholesale and retail on the most liberal terms
In every case We guarantee Pianos to give entire
satisfaction. .
95-Constantly on hand fine assortment of MELODE-
ONS, of the best makers at prices from S45 $500
RS-Always for sale large number of GOOD SECOND
HAND PIANOS at prices ranging from SIS to 5000.
HS-PIANOS EXCHANGED, HIRED and TUNED.
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