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WE aass removed from orr I'D stand 10 IT.
w hoase ,lret ieoi % Massfs Haynes A
HAIRS, whefe v. arc Haw rcceistpg n fas
stcsk u -sda'esy. w shall u ptsvccd -
hase oar ais customers al ail purchase ,n.s.
and ray 1T chat thrv hsve lGa1nt
Y n FNVANis y 10
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Res. I Il. WILSON vi.i preach Che ''nera' Of
J ames A. swanson, a, C.nlai Aeaienu %
the lih Saturday IN luHe next
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vv$Svl.ll'VAON.

TIVE copaf,nsfshir heretofore ssishnf hf'
tween John ; Miller & N T. Hut under
Inc name and style Of Miller & ua't late pro
preicrs Of the Adkins House Marshall le@s'
\, hereby Dissolved by ma,aal consent, this
day, April -, 81
John l MILLER,
" u HAki
Nas.h.u ,nssi ~ 50
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New Advertisement.
wTH. BALL,
WHOLESALE ,Sp rEttit
Vlvumgist and t.nnk sctaei.
Veramdah Drug and Beck Nore,l

rnxAs sfRrrf tfRs' fr"a. IA
MOULD respectfully inform merchant Plan
w ters, physicians ard ,he public genrfHli,
that he nuN has 10 .tonr apa 3 constantly recr'
me direct from The manufactures, importers and
.p,,lEt.hst- a rpueFal assortment a
Drugs. Medicines, thsp"te"i.-
Paints osla Patent Medicine, fcrlhmefv ih'
s,.t,o. anl pmaesl GLASSWARE, Dye ~igit
Windoo Ella. FANG, Goois Stationery Mas
cal instrument. anaml Water SytlT sur
eical instruments -addloham brushes A.
Together with ecmple'c asoft''cn' p h'"'NN,
CONFUSING sacrcA. .eicaiihc hs'0red nnd m'
reilanenus It largo aud cowp's's assortment y,
SrIinol. HOOKS. geographys n''A-s'a, a"'
Nedi.nl works. al Of which hg will rll a. low ~
good. ct the snro description esn he hoagh ~
ihc outh0m market
Va, 90 ~
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EncouraFe Southern Entrrprlzs.

Bradforfs Portable >isam Ergines, man
uiacmcd At Hda9sboro' Mississippi
~ l. are making oot several SIPS Of fussaes lur
w the u.e al FAINT -. w;
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And a,e prepared to On orders i'r either sise n sh
notice
For comia iness power n yralacior, easy mana
sim, and Applying theae ffetHs p0~-ess many al
yant,er. over the ordinary tueme- frst, having
haer set in francs thrg 10 away with tie necessity
1T ,,-san work aud siark chmneys, which aen ciei
halt the Price Of an Ipgluc secondly, they are 80
ronsitucrd that they srtlUgush all The slafts 'riafr
leaving thr smoir pipe ilf-fehv 's"f1lng at danger
ffotn Gfr ihiriiy lhrif eoaiaeirs. ana Simple con
sffuritan 90 not render them liable - re- on r.
psif. fuf ecaaun and durability they vtnnHt
h. surpassed. requiring culy one halicofd af Nuci
10 fttn nfe Il Ten harrr pnNef, ten hours.
psr II th~ small sire fuHplne 90 tAe FsaniA
iion III 4 4 Whasly. E.s near Henderson, T~,ss
se,ets oi the larger size are 50 sncor>s iu ufrfsin
at safiuus points 81 R-d River, sd On Bayou iafsas
and Na.iua riyer Address,
J. y BRADFORD,
land.borp', Miss.
or X 4. HARRISON, Office Of Wright
Alien & 60, New orleans.
Nav ~ se Va ~ w
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IL IS. JENNINGS, Au.aep q fer. Mar
| !. .haa Texas. u8re ~ N9,drpesi
-oiucr at p.hit sqraia.
trnars ~ 1888
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II H. ADAMS, AH8H 4I i. N.-
I tlar..aa -s-a.v, Ycssr sill srtel
pe sir.h lai ial district, aHd ia Pie
and fedora cetris az i8ief Jas ~. -.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

TIE proprietor OF the u T
runLicas wculd respectfully
suform the public ii,ai he i
nov prepared 10 execute AZ
manncr II n 4 and jab
Piniilg. 10 a style no, 70 70
cseeilsd by any esiah''-l-
meet "a the caun'fr lie
has on tprd a large les "a
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T9fTs1 n Az ~IFfE. WI n HT9TIFN U '''77'
.,apcr: besides ine lot # iccisesp. Folio pes,
and letter paper. very pretty ssser'mcni ~
note paper for printing psN iieaeis' innefal
note paper. ctc., eis lis wofA .snatonis vel.
exern,ed. hai Is done wilaout deieF.
PtWptt FITS. " NERAL TirNEts.
ftrfi< BLANKS. u OIL tIH.If.
HALL TICKETS ana. ltf.Aue,
~iOHb Sits, HASH Hlli.N
rnft re lfuN-t EiiiS ffc
elfl la rfIntni AZ the shortest notice.
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CHEF JUSTICE.

IOliN 7 WtrHERsrasN is candidate f'r lhe
otie. Of Chief Jn.iicr nj the ensuing August c'rutnut
q IiENDRICk isa candidate ftr ~ election To- the
enc. OF Chief Jusee nj ihc ensuing August election.
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GEO. II. NI\!E.N.
Printers NaycnoWsc.

Is camp Street, nert door 10 PicogaHe
Office. Yer Ot.,aas.
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gether with Osaca, the chief Commercial Empo-
rum, and Jeddo, the Capital of the Empire
another account says Meaco, the Capital of the
Spiritual Emperor-are thrown open to trade;
but, for the present, no foreigners, with the
exception of the Minister at Jeddo, are to be
allowed to travel in the interior. The CONNER
cia arrangements are reported to be on the most
liberal scale. A duty of five per cent. is to be
imposed upon all exports from Japan, and a
duty of twenty per cent. on all imports but no
tonnage or other dues are to be exacted Certain
articles, of which list has been furnished are to
be excepted from the above provisions, and are
allowed to be imported into the Empire on paying
duty of five per cent. Among the latter are
wooden and cotton goods-a concession which
was granted 10 Lord ELGN The reduction of
the duty on woolens and cottons, and an agree
ment that the tariff shall be subject to revision at
the end of five years, are said to constitute the
only important points of difference between the
American and the English treaties; and these,
ofcourse, are covered by the customary Favored
nation clause. Consul General HARRIS has done
his work well and ably
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The New Hampshire Statesman, Repub lican pa
per issued at Concord, speaking of the slavery
agitation, says: ..-.st
Now let us inquire, in the name of common sense,
of what avail is it to prove by statistics that we
pay three-fourths of all the revenues of the Gov
eminent, while Southern consumers are our largest
customers? Of what avail is it to prove, to the
satisfaction of every politician that we supply the
South with all that they wear, from top knot to a
shoe latchet; with all that they use, from steam
engine to friction match, when this very process
feeds our manufacturers? The South is as necessa-
~ to the North the North is to the South. Mas
sachusetts alone makes annually six millions of dol
lars worth of shoes. The South is her best custo-
mer. When the shoe business declines, gaunt hun
ger stalks through the streets of her ourishing viii
lagos.
New England is extensively engaged in the manu-
facture of cotton. We buy the raw material of the
South and pay in goods. When our spindes cease
to whrl the operatives threatened with starva-
ton 1t is the spirit of hyena that bites the hand
that feeds it. 1t is high time cultivate fraternal
feeling between the different sections of our coun-
try. Neither commerce, manufactures nor agri-
culture can flourish while the two hostile portions
of our country endeavor to cripple and injure each
other. Surprising succeed in convincing the
South of their dependence on us for all they eat,
and wear, and use; and thus stimulate them to es-
tablish manufactures for themselves or divert their
trade into other channels, we gamers by the
process?
Suppose we prove that they indebted to US
for all their literature and all their teachers, and
thus their hostility to our books and teach
ers, are we benefited in anywise .? No good has
come or will come, from this mutual crimina-
ton and recrlmlnaton. 1t neither trengthens the
party nor hastens the downfall of slavery. We
hold that every State has right to determine what
institutions it will adopt.
| Why, then, hoist the banner of ono more slave
States" when the very cornerstone of our politi-
cal fabric rests upon the principle that majority
of the people of every State, new or old, shall de-
1 eide that question for itself?
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1853.

# oves us great pleasure to see that the venera-
h1a CHIEF JUSTICE of the UNITED STATES is dis
CHARGING, with renewed vigor, the important
dnties of his station in this city. He has been
actively engaged, for the past fortnight, in the
hearing of Appeals in Admiralty, prior to resum-
inc, in December, the labors of the Supreme
Bench. The Appeal docket which contained
many heavy causes, has been entirely disposed of,
the last being, at this moment, upon final hearing.
No one who appreciates judicial ability and fidel-
itv as they deserve, fail to be gratifed at the
prospect of continued usefulness, which the inn
proved health of this eminent Magistrate holds
ont TO the country
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On the 18th instant, by Rev. Dr. Norris ANDREW
REESE to LAURA c. HORN, all of this city
On the 10th instant, by Rev. L. d. Owen, JOHN LEA
RY and Miss LYDIA F. HOWARD, all of this city.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. DR.. Balch CHARLES L.
BURCH of Charles county, to Miss MARIA URNER, of
this city
On the 14th instant by Rev. John Jordon, WILLIAM
JONES of Chestertown, to Miss ISABEL JACKSON, of
Baltimore
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r p RAYl,EY

No 6HANovER ST., NEAR BALTIMORE ST.,
Has just opened fine stock of China, Glass and Queens
ware SILVER PLATED WARE CASTORS, FINE CUT.
LERY &C., which he intends selling of CHEAP for Cash
Persons about buying would do well to call at No. HAN
OVER ST. n16tf
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On the 18th instant at Woodbourne the residence of
his sister, Mrs. Caroline E. Sanders THOMAS SNOW
DEN, in the 57th year of his age
On the 10th instant, BERNARD J. CARROLL, aged 81
years.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY ANN WlCKERSHAM
in the 10th year of her age.
On the 18th instant, ALICE CECILIA, infant daughter
of Robt. and Mary Ann Kirby aged months.
On the 10th instant, FRANCIS ROBINSON, infant son
VIM III and Elizabeth ID. Roberts,
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n12-2w

j. b. T. PHELPS has just received hand
assortment of Black and Colored RIBBED BEAVER
CLOTHS Ladies' Cloaks Also has hand large and
we'll assorted stock of Cloths Cassmers and yestngs
He will make up CLOTHING Of every description.
Call and see him No. JOY Baltimore street. adjoining
Sun Iron Building J. B. T. PHELPS, successor to j. W.
Richardson Co. n10-t
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THE DAILY EXCHANGES PnDshe orvsd y tSe citv
at tWeye and half week payaSex to the
ers mailed to subscribers e,iy mailed to
scr;bers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum TERMsynva
raby in advance oF nd North streets Baltimore
East corner Ss addressed ''To THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
,landf
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MA CHIMES
NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH
CCc1C99GGCG
This is the only stchhat cannot be raveed and that
the appearance upon each side of the seam
1t made with two threads upon each side of the
fabric and nterocked in the centre of it, Send for Cir
cular
OFFICE-126 ". BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore, Md.
ROOFING! RooFING!! RooFING !!
Economy, Durability and Security.
.. Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosI TIoN RooFIN @.
Unrivalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
81. ..r Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and
iy26-tf Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT s. Co.'s

OAVE IHUNEf md bUY SLOAT 9 %.
. LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE.
Price $50 and sos, complete.
Beauty and excellence of Stitch alike both sides of the
fabric sewed economy of thread simplicity of construc
tion portability and of operation speed quetness of
movement, strength and mness of that will not
rip ravel applicability to a variety OF materials,
pactnsss and elegance of model and finish
l.. D. CHASE, Agent,
nI6-tfr No 90 Baltimore street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c.

MR. MAaSTERS, LAT Lexington street, near Howard
street will furnish his patrons with pictures on glass;
card plates canvass life size or in miniature from
nature or copied in OIL French Pastel or water coof,
in style of superior excellence He has on hand fui
assortment of plain and fancy Cases. also, GILT Frames
all of the best material His long experience and attest
ed enables him his patrons complete sat-
faction or no charge. s.idlaal ig.is .f8so Silly
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From the Wheeling Times and Gdzette.l
THOUGH ITMAY SEEM STRANGE to many who
have it, yet there is doubt of the fact that
Prof Woods Hair Restorative will change grey hair to its
original color and to grow heads entirely bald
and by applications keep it from falling off. There
time when persons who had lost their hair were
compelled wigs go bald, but since the advent
of Prof Woods Tonic, there is longer any necessity of
wigs or 81 hairs.
CAUTION Beware of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods's Hair Restora-
tive 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 Canadas, and by
JoHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store.
n12-2w 81 and SO Baltimore street,
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Tue GRnyER s. RAKER

SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
ing their CELEBRATED FAMILY MACHINES, with all the
cent have reduced their prices and offer
for sale
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50.
1t is longer questioned that these Machines the
best in use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the superior and the only machines
may be into families with other instructions than
are contained in circular which accompanies each
chine and from which
A CHILD OF TEN YEAIs
may readily learn how to them and keep them in
der. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seam
stress can do it, even if she works at the rate Of
ONE CENT HOUR.
Is there husband father, brother in the United
States who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing
in his family when GROVER & BAKER MACHINE will do
better expedtousy, and cheaper than possib
ly be done by hand?
Offices of exhibition and sale:-l57 Baltimore street,
Baltimore; 495 Broadway, New York.
m5Agencies in all the principal cities and towns in the
United States.
re- Send for a Circular. nl1-u
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KINDLING WooD! KINDLING WooD!!

KINDLING WooDl KINDLNG WooD!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD, OF ANY SIZE,
SdaOed and Spit By Machinery
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it, am prepared to fill all orders with
despatch OAK PINE WooD of any length size,
delivering any part the city free Of carriage
anteeing quantity that contained in cord be-
fore being sawed and split. JAS. II. JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam FireWood Mill.
H-ofce corner of Baltimore and North Streets over
Patriot Office
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Mr.. B. WAsKEY has taken the ware
rooms lately occupied by VIM H. Blass No N Gay ST.,
where he has opened entirely new and splendid styled
Furniture which citizens and strangers are respectful
" in vited to call and examine, he guarantees to suit
all who may favor him with call Every housekeeper
should have bottle of his celebrated Polishing Varnish.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER Is, 1858.

Boys wers skating in the neighborhood of Boston
on Monday last. The Hudson river, Pough-
keepsie, was covered with thin ice Friday morn
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6aauts.

STTUATION WANTED-By Young
~ Man 10 years of age, assistant Book keeper
Clerk in Wholesale or Commission House. Address Box
70S Post Office. n15 eo3tE
WANTED.-Heav Rough White Oak
~ Pipes and HID Slaves apply to LAMBERT GIT
TlNGS, No. SIS Buchanan's wharf. n3d
"ANTED-A well secured Ground
w Rent of about $1,000; apply to
s11-tf II. SULLIVAN mo. "a Second ST.
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Singers SEWING MACHINES,
AT Jos BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
R9-We offering family machine at the
Low PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS.
n5Hemming guages Of every width, binding guages of
all sizes, adjusted to machines
E5-send for a copy of l. ". Singer Co.'s Gazette.
oc1-tf W E. Frederick, Agent.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY.
GIVEN AWAY
AT EVANS & H0YT'S,
AT EVANS & HOYT'S
AT EVANS & HOYT'S,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE, -
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
GRAND GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. II BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET,
No. Al BALTIMORE STREET
0RNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
CORNER OF FREDERICK.
s2O1y CORNER OF FREDERICK.
G.. X. QUAL,
Will introduce his FALL STYLE OF CENTS HATS
THIS DAY.
IN SHAPE 1T Is ENTIRELY NEW,
And will be sure to please all those who want
FASHIONABLE HAT.
In style and finish it cannot be excelled.
~ Also fine selection of FANCY FURS for Ladies
and fancy CAPS for Children.
FASHIONABLE HAT EMPORIUM,
s27-3m No. 23S West Pratt street.
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GREAT SAVING IN Gas.

- .. J.. II. C00PER'S ! ---a
~ PATENT LEKER Gag R IgS .pvIINn
il 49, INSTITUTE. e am e-s,t-.. .
Saves from Is to So per cent of Cas- and prevents al
blowing and haring of the light. ....--
- - = 1853 JACKSON & CHANDLER,
ts for the state of MARYLAND and District Of Colum
bia at the Office of Messrs. GRATTAN EVANS, Gas
Etors and plumbers No North street, Jarvis Building
p s. Certificates can be had at the once. myo-u
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WABASH BACON.
Wv 1870 hhds choice Sdes-Wabash cured and smoked.
b "a 40 " Shoulders g. " 4.
500 bbs superior Extra Ohio Flour, suitable for family
use 300 bbs pure Bourbon and Old Rye Whistles; just
received by b. T. ELDER, 100 s. Eutaw ST. opposite B
o R. r. Station. nlSt
LASSES-Choice Muscovado Molas-
Vk ses in barrels and erces just arrived and for sale
nv GEO SLATER 10 Commerce ST. n1S-tf
e00 BAGS. STRICTLY PRIME RIO
OOO Coffee; 400 bags medium grade Coffee, for sale
by GEO. SLATER, 10 Commerce st. nls-tf
LLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT BAGS.
10 900 superior, handsomely printed; also, common,
for sale by r. H. ATWELL & co. 6s Bowly's wharf
nl7tf '.s h.i-t "+t5 ta-3 u
VERDIGRIS, EXTRA DRY.-30 sacks;
20 boxes 25 Ibs} powdered 500 lbs in balls for sale
by R. ]. BAKER, So 8. Charles ST. n17'u
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n16-tfr


CASH SYSTEM.
On PREPAID ORDERS COAL, discount is allowed.
The quality WHITE ASH and also the RED
ASH SOFT Goals. For sale by
J. HENRY GEESE & CO.,
Office South street-Yard, Spears wharf.
WooD-The SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, for sale as
usual. n13St
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DHGNIX STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

EBF1IENIA > EAN NIhTlDILE w OhhIo,
IL ESTABLISHED 1920, PSI.
CORNER SHARP AND GERMAN STREETS.
Persons owning family lots in public cemeteries pri
vate burial grounds respectfully invited to call before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the stock of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, &c,
Of the best American and Italian marble, finished
and for sale at the above establishment The assortment
which large embraces original designs and of choice
selections from the most appropriate and beautiful artists
structures in modern Also MARBLE STATUES
GARDEN VASES, FOUNTAINS, and other ornaments
appropriate for Gardens Dwellings, Grave lots
stantly on hand.
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9 SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS.
TEMPLE OF LIGHT
LIST Premium-Medal awarded to
CARCEL GAS BURNERS.
1st Premum-Medal awarded to
GAS FIXTURES.
LIST Diploma-awarded to
T. "HERRIcK's'' CARPET SwEEPERs
1st Diploma-awarded to
STEVENS $25 SEWING MACHINE
1st Diploma-awarded to
SHAw's GAS HEATERS.
For sale by N. VENNARD,
No. GO WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ns-tf Gay st.
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FROM WASHINGTON

The Washington correspondent of the New ork
Herald saws: '..
1t is asserted in the Department of the Interior
that all our Indian wars have been with tribes with
which we have not made treaties. There is ex-
ception but in the case of the Camanches, and we
have but very imperfect treaty with them. Con-
seouently the Department is in favor OF treaties
with all tribes, the best means of insuring
peace. s-l
Trains on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
commenced leaving Louisville on Tuesday morning
at o'clock, for Mumfordsville, KY, direct connec
tions being made there with stage lines, passing
Bowling Green, and Franklin to Junction, and
thence by railroad to Nashville, or through Glass
boro, and Scotsyille to Galatin, thence by rail
road to Nashville, arriving at the latter place
by either of the above routes at 9.15 A. NJ.
The 6 A. NJ train from Nashville also connects
at Mumfordsville with line to the Mammoth
Cave" with twenty-one miles of staging between
Louisville and the Cave. a.lSa@t
The German Lutheran Mission at Triangular, ON
the Coromandel coast has determined to retain the
old custom of caste distinction in the seating of
their native converts. The decision has created
dissatisfaction, and two of the missionaries, Rev.
Messrs. Wolff and Appel had resigned The form
er contemplated joining the English mission as a.
layman or teacher, and the latter had returned to
I Germany.
The letter which brought the news was dated
September Is, postmarked Madras, September II,
arrived In London October 80, and reached New
fork by the vanderbilt, having passed about half
way round the globe in less than seven weeks n
! The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports the
following incident of shooting case in that city:
A number of eolored men got into street brawl
and one of them fired pistol at one of the party,
sailor The slug from the pistol pierced the skull
OF the sailor and buried itself deep in his brain.
The wounded man was taken to the Hospital where
his wound was dressed without the ball being ex-
tracted, and the sufferer was left to die. But he did
not die In course of time he recover ed, and he
has now actually gone to sea with slug buried in
bis brain. 10 aE Wae y - -0 lia4 lai
H. bill has been introduced in the lower house of
the Territorial Legislature of Nebraska to prohibit
elaveholding in said Territory after January l,
1859. a3z ei 3.sra s# .ssoit a2Ged7 5aa7a II
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WASHING AND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and individuals at the Laundry No East Baltimore
st bv the bridge careful hand will collect and return
the clothes Call and leave order and get list of
.;,os rr,es and regulations oc4.d3m
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