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C,TATE OF [LLISDi5 -CuOk CHtNFY,
- j. a-iao. :',.~ y Calrf .. C..nnl u i'e-: Feb
luA-y l.E1. 4. D., l-5t.
44f ~ II j. D'saa'
ssss \ s; !; ss:;s: a 'ss : T.
H. t.sns, :our.l ia, ot ebes: - a The tu!s
Hot H.. Vi 4lnat t. estate !. sae sui a.uA'pn
sf Hs1,n IN .n :. ~
ad soa5 !, H., 5 u!a = S"'&
eea.i so.. the:e;or~. unrs, Jou tae .a $50 II
z,3rr bl a.3 L. p c'ma al Ei.n vsa;*.os. shall
y e ~ 9tst s l.,
ss'es 10 holden a The css;s Iiea,e n
rlaas .e!9a aas9s@1, @ III ne e :etsd '@sn,1 nf; 'Ga
Fas,e. j. s.onaf III - % un:a 4 t,s Prep
s:i .i:5tas :as1s I'd = IS ~ si: : r. - ,@'
G.uu.A H.1c4c'c.. 70 a. ...,+.-,s
MORTGAGE SALE. WHEREAS
~ James Ta,hr anJ J"se II Ia7;2, ,,s executed
III. uo:t.a1: n; IT, preaI e t;fr:a t:r ;'eseseed
Ia I'd % 's Il n =: g, 1 =
.: iii: cs ID boos "a zig 4 Dr.: :sset 80 I'd -.
- e.eh .nd 'aset - Of .ane die. .tu= IN ax
Pots nd re H. or Ie11 FS III md rstr;a Z. :s
III i IL ~ sas ebes NV p1ine'p.
orf7ers s thu whc!e Sou become tue and paJ able
Now therefore, LGtts is n=;rhy .'v-n III It lefaut
inz oeta A1e :h- p151u12t hs ar,s Of said notes
%i, 81 r. IL: u; d 4
ofthat :a! =. ths Court ..ous: doo T. me G. = CHI
coa.ae th- uads KneA will sell ,ae uhesa bidder
II: cash Ill t4e 'cht Aod equity os reisn3na of pc
sid JaHes Tailor *ud Josephine T4Ytor IN Al! - tho
souttwess ant<r ot secti number air r-eea Ia to.o
IN twenty north Of rA1xe eAss OF lnat;n ~.
colI21tLE {h3 A'fe3. or less Ia SAL HHie4ldo
~ unity. laoa make The amount Of siA ote4 pF'n-
rSIPp.
Cht:ARa Dect r,h.- n l.jt lE3l boH3 H.
TXECU TORS NOTlCE.-COUATY
IL COURT OF COOK coUSTY-Io lac natter Of ,he
E4tAtc OF Gtpke Coomba deceased.
AL persons h2vtnx caios &<ao't tho esto Or GeoEEe
Cporlps ased late Of Cook county, oatian ald
requested 70 attend OF the CouoJ curt of Cook
County held Il the Court houtu IN tae city q CHI
cax On The Monday Of February next II ten O'clock
10 lie foreuoo The puetose Of having tho u
inslethe executor and e1ecusrx Of tue tass ~! and
testament OF said George cponbs 1eceAt HAVING dxsd
h term for settling aad adius nx nj cAms a@anse
safd dece4seI.
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= Oae sit PIT Mi1ror marble krs and gilt BRICK.
~ One Ri; Pier n 1r1t. taerhte Blab and It brack
ELL.
II O1e g.li F!er AirrlF marble sab AID gilt b! ack-
t1--.
q une Kilt Fer alirfoE m2fbe hlAh sou xis b1aet-
u Iot7. blocs s. I. IN Fulton.
~ Los I. blockt.r4 ....................
Is .tt., block ) ~ ....................
Fl Lot !. block 2r4 ....................
u OF H. block ar6 ........-. .........
- One pair DEluEc S:atQettet Of DE-. eury........
10 tine trple plated siITes eEtt et u,kh lasee Exe
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ESTATE VI GRAHAM A.lkR lE-
IL ceases Public nol!ee IS hrrey xiv to all per:
.o-s hAynk cAlus ard deUsais asa ns the s7e 4; 4!
t4t1hao1 Mar Aecelse, to ut tr fer 4hut
ca:iou Aed -e;.ee 4! At rtx"tF IRE, u The Gnnnty
Of tuo1 Count. 10 he ba-0 ~ the Court Hnuss
IN the City Chi t- a. >. M~EIAy Of Match. i.
d. i>Il bel.x &c .cs nth da7 thereof.
lU>flE MARa kxecu.rf1
of the last Nl.l a7l TEST arent of rahAu Mur deoI-
~ II: IL MAssSY. *scus.
EIue t,3n?. JA,u TT II. h. lisa jafs SHs
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GTATE uF ILLINOIS, ,CUun CUcSTY:5s.
~ e;rcu Court afccok Coua:y. February special Term
A. D ,ls3t
A1ron fou-x and .!ohn o'HsvAa. coE,-yvatora etc.
MaFy lu-tL su.1n ! bn4 l.1tc 5ols Either
Van Wagner AMI .1n N W4teu.r,
A:nn4slt uf the Ev>f-nrc II " .sY Dutf sus 4
BoIa. Isaac Rois. Fsh~r Van w.Scarr aaI jcaa ' Al
WAxenrr defendants a5oV~ amttt h:s.nk hcen Aet IN
the Office Of the Clefk ol sid Ccai: Caus. VI Cpx County
notice ID hereby xiven la the A4 efr .Ia'1 thai S43
couplaaass a"d their oal Of tcnp!a said Cora
he ChHncery 'Je theseut on the fourth aas ef 3aap;
brr lc5 and that SURVIVORS iher-upr1 a,ue "ut Ut si
Court axalnst %Ad teentant return.he tlr tecoai
Monday Of February nr1:. ~ ~ l: 7 Law required.
Isaac D5!x Est1sr Van Wl:r .nd Jo1n Eaa Hssrutr
sna ersoAIY bv and cf, .a cl: cul Court of
70 b. hcien a. h,caE": In said Gou;s, on ue .eeons
Monday February l%5a a..d lrsi. a7twer RI dtEur
10 the said cu1nnAinan. b! .: complaint Ii. 4,,t
the r,srs and hlnxs therein c5Ar-e'l and stated will
be taken A, conf sseI and decree entered Aa3t Jou.
accoEuHx 10 the t:a3er IT s.a!I hill
- 'kSs AtL,.,k
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The Dement, Building Association
Own The vey va1ua5fe Real and Personal Ts'ate des.
cribea bel w-for which payment IN full las been usde
By the Association. Title warrant ed perfect
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In performance of the recognized duty of jour-
nalists, we again surrender very large part of
our space to the incidents of the execution OF JOHN
Brown. They are related by our special reporter,
are perfectly reliable and form the best connected
history Of that event we have yet seen. We wish
that with the present issue, all necessity for
further allusion to the subject would cease
but that is scarcely destined TO be- The demon
stration has been TOO remarkable from beginning
TO end, and the occasion for excitement has been
too well improved by friends and foes, for us to
expect that the BRowN tragedy will end, as TRACE
dies should, with the death of its hero. Deeply
as our sympatbies have been moved in behalf of
the peaceful and harmless people who were so
rashly and ruthlessly put in deadly peril by the
act of the desperate old man, whose life has now
paid forfeit for his crime, and recognizing fully as
we have done the wisdom and eXpediency of
measures of precauton imposed upon Virginia
TO render the execution of her justice as certain as
it was indispensable, we are compelled to believe
that the scenes which have been enacted at
Charlestown during the last few days are such as
to strip the event of almost every salutary
feature There has been throughout such a
singular exhibition of helplessness in the first
instance and over preparation subsequently;
such attempts 10 display military strength,
affording evidence of the opposite condition
so much of the painfully ludicrous which always
appears when peaceful citizens attempt to play
the unaccustomed role of the soldier on great
scale--so much that was admirable in intention
and married in the carrying out-such attempts at
suppression of intelligence, resulting in double
publicity-such battling of curiosity only to ex-
cite it the mors-tbat we fear it must be said that
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Browns enemies have done for him what he never
could have effected for himself. Better would it
have been for the South had he never risen from
the ground, where he was stricken in the melee at
the engine house, nor lived to display his scorn Of
lfe-o write letters to supply texts torNorthern SER
mons-to hang from gallows whose timber has
already been split into relcs-and to fill grave
which will henceforth become the bourne of fanat-
Cism. In a corner of the room where we write
stands spear, with a long and tough ash handle
and a fearful doube-edged blade, which Brown
proposed to put into hands which he thought should
be free yet whose owners he knew were too stupid
TO be safely entrusted with firearms in their own
defence That was BRowN's mistake, which
stamped him with folly and wickedness. Yet we
have just seen piece of his gallows, fragment of
of the "true wood" of his cofin-a lock of his grey
hair. We have Furthermore read of the approach of
his wife to last interview, singly and alone, but
guarded by long file Of cavalry, while cannon
were pointed and troops paraded along the streets
which she passed through. We have read how
the simple and affecting meeting of the aged pair
was unnecessarily terminated by stern order,
and the sorrowng maron marched back to a safe
distance from her husband and his guards.
Everything most effectual to attract the public
gaze and TO prepare mems minds to entertain the
most favorable remembrance of Brown and his
Deeds has been the more thoroughly because uncon-
sciousy done. That all this should be is Vir-
ginia's mistake-or misfortune-for even now it
is hard to say what better might have been
done. 1t may be true that civilians cannot
assume the military guise without rendering
themselves ridicGlous-yet Virginias soldiers are
all of that class 1t is easy, after the event. to de-
clare that one hundred men could have better done
what fifteen hundred were detailed TO do-yet it
was surely best completely to crush out every
chance of a rescue even at the risk of employing
means apparently disproportioned to the end. Still
the impression will remain, and, perhaps, gather
strength that Virginia so bood-hirsty, that
she put forth her whole power to take the life Of
single, reckless old man, who was as willing to
meet death on the scaffold as the field; nor will the
desperate character of BRowN-his heinous offences
against society-his fair trial, under circumstances
such men too frequently regard as justifying
immediate and summary vengeance, nor even the
fact that the very force which allowed no hope of
rescue, may also have prevented lynch law-be
taken into the account. But the thing is done
and we leave it as it stands not without rorcbod-
ings of the future it may bring.
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EXCITEMENT IN CAROLINE COUSTY.-The recen
invasion of John Brown, and the reports prevalent
in Talbot and Worcester counties have alarmed the
people of Caroline for the safety of their property,
and meeting was held at Denton last Thursday, at
which resolutions were passed looking to a military
organization, and calling another meeting at the
same place on Tuesday next. The following resolu-
tions contemplating immediate action were also
adopted
Re8o7red, That the officers Of this, the ID Flee
ton District, hereby requested to proceed with
out delay to perform their duties in enforcing the
Acts of Assembly relating to negroes having fire.
arms, dogs &c, and also in regard to their holding
meetings without the presence of some respectable
white person-and then not later than O'clock at
night; and also in forming patrols in the district
required by law.
Resolued, That the merchants be warned that the
Act of Assembly relating to the sale of gun powder
and other ammunition to negroes, either free or
slave, will be enforced in all cases when violated
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We have made arrangements which will afford
the readers of THE EXCHANGE the benefit of q
Washington correspondence, showing the ensuing
session of Congress, of the most interesting char
acter Our letters will be written by gentleman
of intelligence and experience, who has unusual
facilities for procuring early and interesting in
formation. Matters of importance occurring after
the closing of the mail, will be transmitted by
telegraph. Our reports of the proceedings OF
Congress will be sufficiently full to keep read
ers fully apprised of everything Transporting in
bOfb TouSpS
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The Annapolis Republican, of Saturday, under
stands that the GOVERNOR has appointed the Hon.
r. N. MARTIN Judge of the Superior Court. We
have no such infornaton-ou the contrary, there
is a rumor, which we think well founded, that the
commission has been offered to a much younger
man, with what result has not yet TRANSFERRED.
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By our Washington letter, it will be seen that
all the parties composing the present House Of Rep
resentatives have held caucuses resulting in the
resulting in the nomination, for Speaker, of Mr..
BocoCK, of Virginia, by the Democrats; Mr.. Gil
MER, of North Carolina by the South Americans;
and of nobody at all by the Republicans. Mr..
SHERMAN of Ohio, in the free fight thus indicated
in the House for to-day, will probably receive the
most VOTES
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THE BEST MEDIC1NE.-Dr Wistar's BaEsam Of TT1d
Cherry-We feel secure in calling the attention Of
readers to this old and most ecacious remedy 1t has
stood the test of time and there in the Union
hut produce witnesses of its wonderful effects in
ing all lung diseases That it is unequaed and alone is
generally acknowledged by all the druggists throughout
the country 1t the rmest basis of any of the
patent medicines and from many given of its
great virtues believe it is destined to supersede any
other preparation in Inyads should try it-NOrh
adams Transcript
We cordially confirm the above recommendation.
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE

The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
iority over all others. Price $50 and upwards.
SALEs Rooms,
nlih l63 Baltimore street.
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THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER SHEET

THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER SHEET
WILL BE ISSUED from this Office on MONDAY, the I'd
January 1861 thus embracing the entire transactions of
the year 1859 1t will contain all the matter usually
bracd in Annual Statements made up by Commercial
Editor, the accuracy and reliability of whose quotations
aud remarks are well understood in this market Those
ordering twenty-five copies have their Business Card
inserted the head of the sheet without extra CHARGE by
sending in their orders in advance
Prirr 3 rerts
~ Orders respectfully solicited.
PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE.
MRS. ANNA MANSFIELD'S
FIRST LECTURE
Ofthe announced Course of Six,
TO LADIES,
Will have for its subject,
''TIIE PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE"
and will be delivered at
NE W ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on TUESDAY MORNING, December 6th at II o'clock.
Cards for single admission. % cents
Cards for Course of Six Lectures. $lOO
To be had Mrs Mansfelds Rooms Parlor No 22 close
by Ladies' Entrance, Barnum's Hotel places per
placarls and at the door d32t
WoOD WoOD II WooD!ll
SAVE % by buying your Wood at Office of City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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PENNSYLVANIA EXTRA FLOUR.
FIRST QUALITY RYE FLOUR
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
G. \. SALT
1900 BBI,S. ROSENDALE CEMENT.
Coo BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER.
10000 WHITE OAK SLAVES.
100000 FEET WHITE PINE FLOORING.
100000 FEET WHITE OAK BOARDS.
100000 FEET WHITE PINE LUMBER-part very
peTior. For sale by
CARR, GEESE 4 Co,
n22 tfr q Spears wharf
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AUCTION NOTICE.

FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found in first class
Crockery Store, can be purchased ELOW AUCTION
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN \. DOBSON * CO,
o22tf 2and n. Charles street.
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DIED,
On the 81 instant BERNARD GIBBENS. aged ,? years.
of the Parish of nonagh, County, Donegal Ireland
On the 2d instant, Madam VI. ). RAVIGNEAUX, in the
18Th year of her age.
On the LIST instant. JOHN EMS aged 20 years.
On the 2l instant, MARY VIRGINIA, oldest daughter of
David and Ann Norris aged 10 years, 10 months and %
days.
On the LIST instant, THOMAS y. NELSON, in the 10Th
year of his age.
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lP THE OPENING LECTURE OF THE
RYLAND INSTITUTE will be delivered at the Hall of the
9Th, at ~ O'clock, BY Rev THoS NJ CLARK D D. Bishop
of Ride Island subjec-FOrm and Force or the Body
a.. sou. I-o-.
TRROY & CO.'S CHAMPAGNE, Marsuil-Sur-
1AyOO baskets and cases Of this celebrated Wine in ats
p 5 b 60 e sor %am ana an4 o@
bard Streets VI i'-''-' w. 'O''''' ''' d5tf
DUMP PORK-30 bbls. heavy Western Rumps
Ilfor sale by PoUMAIRAT McCULLY, II and 40 Light
T ARD.-40 tierces prime Western Leaf Lard
II by PoUMAIRAT 4 McCULLY' A. and 40 Light
street d5U
DUTTER.-Wesern solid packed by POUMAI-
DRAT McCULLY, Al and 40 Light street. d5f
EIGS.-2, 600 drums and 20 cases assorted
Il packages for sale by PALMER THOMAS, Is Bowly's
wharf. d5G
CRANBERRIES.- bbls. prime Eastern, for
Ssae by PALMER THOMAS, 10 Bowly's wharf. d5-tf
CHAMPA GNE.-lOO baskets Imperial Cham
Opagne to arrive, for sale by II. T sTICKNEY. d5tf
TURRANTS.-l0O casks new crop for sale by
OPALMER THOMAS, Is Bowlys wharf d5tf
1000 BBLS. LABSADORE AND HALIFAX
1OOO Herring in store. For sale by RICH CO. No,
O00 BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
OUU Cheese. For sale by RICH CO., No. 81 Pratt
street d5f
YXTESTERN BEEF-Mess, No and Prime,
w received and for sale by A. l.. WEBB BRO, corner
Pratt and Commerce SITS. 1t
MALT.-5,O 900 bushels prime Spring Barley
lYlMat for sale by 4. l. WEBB 4 BRO 1t
WHlSKEY Ohio Country and other Whis-
w keys for saebyA. 1, WEBB BRO. 1t
LNINE TEA TRAYS, WATERS, PLATED
Il TABLE CASTokS, and all kinds of BRITANNIA
WARE for sale at A REUTER- & SONS,
n26-tf No. 56 W. Baltimore st.
~ DIR. PAGE EDMUNDS,
HfYrS SUR G f o N D E WHIST,
No. 40 HANOVER STREET,
s26 tfr Baltimore.
TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD
AT LOWEST RATES BY
n9tfr ss.s PURvIS s. co.
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FNGLIsH AND AMERICAN
ENAMELLED sAUCEPANs,
HoMINY BOILERS,
HAM BOILERS,
TEA KETTLES
FISH KETTLES, &c. &c,
Of all Sizes constantly hand sale greatly
duced rates by
CORTLAN Il co,
House Furnishers
d2-itr Nos. PIC and 2ls Baltimore street.
pRONZED UMBRELLA AND HAT STANDS.
CORTLAN Il co,
Nos. 2l6 and 2ls BALTIMORE STREET
Just received lot of beautifully Bronzed Umbrella ard
HatStands Also, Bronzed Shovel and longs Standards
Tenders in great variety, with Shovel and longs and And
irons suit Spittoons &c For most reasonable
terms by CORTLAN K Co,
importers and Dealers in House Furnishing and
d24tr Fancy articles ofevery description.
pLOCK TIN CHATTING DISHES,
Coffee Urns Coffee and Tea Pots Oyster sewers, &C, &c.
manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail by
CORTLAN & co,
Nos ZIG and 2lS Baltimore street,
Marble Building
d2-ltr between Charles and ST. Paul streets.
7 IBRARY AND PANTRY STEPS.
4 new artclejust received and for sale by
CORTLAN Il CO.,
Nos 2l6 and 2I5 Baltimore street.
We invite the attention of house keepers the above
article which compact and convenient supplying want
long felt. d24tr
FURNITURE POLISH.
For cleansing and restoring their original lustre all
articles of Vanished Polished Furniture Retail price
cents per bottle. liberal discount to the trade.
CORTLAN & CO,
d24tr Nos 2I6and 2S Baltimore street
NEW JEWELRY.
NEW WATCHES,
DIAMOND JEwELRY,
PEARL JEwELRY,
STERLING SILVER WARE.
ELEGANT PARIS CLOCKS,
BEST QUALITY ALBATA WARE,
NEW FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
FANS,
OPERA CLASHES,
FINE CUTLERY,
DIAMONDS
RUBIEs,
EwERALDs,
SAPPHIRES,
AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS UNSET,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CANFIELD, BRO. h CO,
s29tfr 229 Baltimore street.
SELLING OFF AT COST
PARIS emma HALLSi
RARE CHANCE.
Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
Exclusively, have determined close my largean
beautiful stock At COSThe richest and most varied eve
,fered in this country, consisting Of
GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, OF
BOHEMIAN. FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES
VASES, STATUETTs, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS.
SILVER-PLATED SETS, CASTORS, &c
TABLE CUTLERY, WATERS, &c
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS
COMMON GOODS.
And endless variety of beautiful and articles with
every thing pertaining the business, most Of which are
entirely having been imported for my Fall and Winter
Sales previous to my intention to change my business
CALL EARLY as I expect to close mp by DECEMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST. To do so TINE WILL BE GIVEN large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited to call and see for them
selves.
D PRESTON PARR
2ll Baltimore street
Near Charles
w STOKE FOX KENT. O20-tJIr
DIARIES FOR 1850 g FIRST P ,rr ,ssonr,,nxr
Just received and 70. sale by
SAML. F. TURNER,
nltfr No. South Charles street.
T AND WARRANTS FOR SALE BY
- o22-tf THOS J. CARSON
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~ Longer Advertisements at prop0rtiOnae rates. Yearly
CONTRACTS to be matters of special agreement
IN rOPPESP0VDENTS

To tOIHJ U-N IIfN
No notice can he taken of Anonymous Communications.
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the address of the writenot necessarily for
publication, but 5 guaranty for his good faith.
- We cannot undertake to rejected COmmunica
tons.
Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, Maryland ~
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J. B. II. PHELPS,

]. B. T. PHELPS,
AEN TLEMEN,S WEAR,
lN7 BALTIsoRE STREET,
u45t Baltimore
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One hundred minute guns were fired at Alabama
yesterday, commencing at halfpast twelve o'clock,
in commemoration of the execut en- of John Brown
at Harper's Ferry,
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Sole AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE CoMPAEY's
COAL have stored in my yard 1000 of baltimore
Companys Coal (or which the sole agent Of the var
Sizes which offer for sale ut the lowest market rates
Orders for any quantity filed promptly.
CHAS GILMOR,
Sole Agent
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LADD, WEBSTER Il Co.'s,
ONRIvALLED SEWING MACHINES.
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR,
September Both, 1859.
~ Baltimore Office,
l3l WEST BALTIMORE sTEEEr,
o5n between Calvert and South streets
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.

IMPROVED OlN CEhINE IREAM.
The best preparation offered the public FOR the
and prevention ofChapped Hands, Lips, &c One two
plicatons this Cream will render the skim soft smooth
and deiicately white. Prepared only by
n. HYNSON JENNINGS & co,
ns-tf es North Charles street
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY

f. VI o U n TBS,
Nc. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock Of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there be found always on hand and madeto order
nrTrN ~
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Pusl Hair Cloth, COW
cred in any goods order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS in
Wanutand Mahogany, arouS styles from $50 1906
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
+. MOUNT,
mhI7-tf No 81 n Gay St, opp Odd Fellows Hail.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-05
Having discovered in my ..BALM OF TuoUsA

Having discovered in my ''BALM OF THOUSAND
flowers the properties of Erasive Soap, apart from
its cosmetic qualities, can confidently recommend it
peror article designed for said pupOsen removing
stains OF all kinds from the delicatey colored
fabrics without injury to the texture color of either
So confident that eectual in that regard that
will return the price of in every where it fails
D. C. DRISC0LL,
u2ltf 80 Baltimore street
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