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A NTBRAClTE COAL.--I will soil du-
"A ring the aonth Of May, eheics Red and White
Ash at the low price Of 81 90 per cart oaA - per
long ton, delivered. fobaccenistE and others using
large quantities should embrace this opportunity
and procure their supplies.
All orders enclosed to nay address, through the
Postofcs or left ut my ONCE corner 18th and Dock
streets will be promptly attended to. Terms cash
nvR-xn WRIT R0RBRfa
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PNs WHIAr.-We have received several
stalks OF wheat aboutsx feet In hsighth, and veil
neaoed, whish were grown on the farm Of Mr.. 10.
the Roanoke Valley Rsilroad sxtsusion, m tbeee
are fsir spscinsus Of Mr.. G's crop, the sxtsssioa
cannot % made too soon 10 snsurs him good
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PRspoRrIoN % CLsRaYMBR 70 POPULATION
According to the census oflS60, there we're ID the
United States 23.Io1 ,S76 people. At the same time
o6s people. Bat New Hampshire takss the lead 10
supporting clsrgymsp,as she has enc clergyman %
every 400 people. ,Connscticut stands nsx5 With
one clergyman TO every $40 psopis. All the New
Buglaad States support one clsFgymsn 20 less than
800 people. New York has one clergyman % every
121 people, Virginis one to 1871. Eonth Carolina
one 10 lllO, Lonisisna one to 5000. s45e ~
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McCoRNIcK's REAPsR.-We understand
shas one Of these far.farnsd agricultural ns-
chi.es, which % much delighted Jshu DuII aed
bis children, at the Worlds Fair In London, q 70
% put IL operation ct Mr.. Psyton Johnstoa's
farm, nsar 0akwooA Cemetery, On Thursday or
Friday nsxt, whsH ell Who wish can ~ t.
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DRoWIlp-Mr. John Hibbard, q planter, Of Ma.
poleon Arkansas, while crossing the river at that
place. In skin, with one Of his negroes fell over.
board, and although . very good swimmer, was
drowned through the awkwardpess Of the negro,
who ran the skiff over him several times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-15

A SRcoND JACK SHIPPARp.-Constabl
Thomas Yesterday arrested the notorious 0sssss
1enss, Who hasssccssdsd In breaking out Of tIs
tho last time he escaped he vas heavily troned.
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FAsHIoss roR JUSI.-Ths present month, 20 fer.
tile In ts productions, are 30 genial to the dsplsy
Of feminine toilet, may be said to inauxurats the
nns season. Notwithssanang the sounds of war
abroad, let rs not on that account pesl lscs the
dates which the smbsllishmsnt Of our toilets i'm
pesos upon rs.
Dresses for the month Of June will bs very varied
fn the form Of their bodies. The long basques will
disappear, and fns robes q grande sasaqus are to
lake their place. Foances will be still n the a..
csndant. As for color, lilac and nsnksss prsdomi-
Aate. Mantslsts and canques are much in fash-
ion. 1t souid be remarked, that the mantslots
should DO cut absolutely like . shawl; no others
will be worn. Lutte stringlshawls, or cashmere
edged with lace, are to be preferred for grands
toilette. mantslet Of the same color the dress
may also be worn with distinction.
Straw bsnnsts come naturally with Juas. They
will not be worn with much trimming; bat . fns
simple hovsr-is elegant and pretty. There
should be no other ribbons about them but the
strings. Rice straw bonnets, trimmed with fiow.
ere, edged with rather vide plaid ribbon, curtain
and strings to match, asa back lace intsTmixsd
With the flowers OF tho curtain, are also ia good
taste. London Nesss, Nay IS.
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"EARLY CLos1se."-On Q recent Sunday. in I.,,,
don, two hundred and twsnsy.sfx sermons were
preached, In two hundred and twenty six ifYsrspt
oharehss aad chapels, in behalf OF the "HarIy
UiosiDs Association." The objects Of the assoeia
tion are: an abridgsmest Of the hours Of labor in
all departments Of industry, wherever practicabl@
the adoption of half holiday on Saturday; and
the relief OF shopksspsrs and their employees
fron the nsceesity OF Sunday trading. The liss of
preachers for the occasion was headed BY the name
OF the Bishop OF London. letter frou Knglapd
speaks Of 1t as "MagniHssnt moral display" ma
the cause was we'll worthy of f.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
80 SuaER's SAVING MAoHrnp.
r,,,,. PRICE FROM go TO si25
TAfLcRs ard an -..
MAkUfAtyTURrNQ

These Machines are uneaualled. Ther are mora
,.s Lv.sSLa. capable OF doing greater variety Of
nARNIEG MORE MONTY
than any Machines In the market
The new FAMILY MACHlSRs st
$50 and 975,
are attracting universal attention They are much
the beat Machines ever offered at low price
Ths prices OF all eur Machines have been greatly
reduced. SINGER 4 M
n A sfRARxs, Agent. nv a-,m
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~ PIcrun,.l pIcrunssll PIorunHs!l!

~ PIorURssi PIcTuKBsli PIcrUhEs!H
rsspsctfuly call attention 70 the following styles
soSIAPE and FIEH Akr 0ALLERr. lT Nam sfrsst.-.
Ph ,iosraphs taken from life, or small pctuIe. ana
natisg spssIipe spd beautiful Portraits. Photo
graphs eoJorsd ip WArsG QoLoEs and wor ked In IN
dlan Ink, 10 akinK soft and delicate nnish really
pleasing. ana AnbHcfYPks In every style OF Anish
All On rSry reasonable terms. my
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Francisco Evening BulIstiA we're arrested on the
ls:h alt, on charge of violating the iav sgsinst
obscene publications, 10 having spread before their
readers the reports they found 10 the Eastern pas
psrs Of the Sick les trial. s4si.f.fg 500
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WORKS.

MARsLE WORKS. :.
JACOB VINCENT
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERIs
CAN MARBLE
H0NUkKNTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES, eC,
OF every Sfyk or Dsng".
The public are respectfully Invited to call ct my
Yatd between Sth and 9th streets, on Main and OK.
anime my work, which cannot be sxcslled By any
other establishment North or South, which will
sell ~ low ~ any sstablishmsnt In this city CT
elsewhere. - tim
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"A MONTHLY CosCsRr OF PRAYER was held
- ISigA SNsst Baptist Church Lass MoaIay
nfghs, and large number Of persons we're II at.
tendance. Ths meeting 10 said 10 have bees q vsry
intsrsstiag one, and the reports highly snsousas.
isg to the success Of Sabbath Schools.
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AccErrAHLR.-The ladies OF Clay street
hssheoist church ssnt us, yesterday morning, q
large waiter loaded down with crsaua eafss
fruits candies, nuss, cigars, etc., - specisns Of
the lnxuriss with which their tables in their fair
room ars nov loaded Accompanying the good
mugs, we're . beautiful boqast, beneath which was
concealed . pretty babe, handsomsIy attirsd and
quietly sleeping in iss cradle. The little creature
seemed delightedAt changing It's residence, for vs
could readily see that its checks sad Lips were al.
most bltstersd by the frequent kisses Of its fair
irisnds. Poor little thing, 1t shall have better
fate In future; but what IL 10 bsccms of its re-
manning relatives, ws are unable to tell .
The fair at CLAY street church deserves the pa-
tronags Of all classes Of cItiKsns and should re-.
ssivs it, because Of the fact that the ladies are en-,
deavorng to raise means TO ralisvs their houss OF
worship Of debt. To do this, they have supplied
their tables with Injuries and substantals ef on
cry eoaesivabs kind, and invite the public to can
and patronige them.
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GREAT FLOOD IN 4As UPPlR hssIssIpPr.-fhe
Minnesota papers come to ~ Allied with the de-
tailed accouHts of another ,od In tho Assissippi
exceeding the highsst stage of water previously
known:
At st. Anthony aud Minneapolis hundreds Of
Thousands of dollars would not repair the loss
which has been sustained Al least $3.50, 900 worth
Of lumber and logs have gone over the falls within
three days. The scene at tho Falls has been both
fearful and grand. Portions Of the rocks over
which those torrents have rolled for ages, have
given way to the pressure Of ths water, thus
creating more rugged cataract. Spirit Island"
just below the cataract, 10 nearly swept away. The
water 10 81 feet above low water mark.
The st. Anthony News Of June 2, says that the
boom Of the 81. Anthony Water Power Company
gave way, and about 5000, 900 of logs (valusd at
10000 went over the Palis. About 5000 900 Of
them belonged to the Mill Company. Another
boom At Coon Greek, holding lo,o0s, 900 gave way.
Logs were constantly coming down the river from
boems above. The people rssidiug on the Oats
have been taken away In boats, a. they were CON-
pslled to seek other quarters. The storm has been
very disastrous. Trees have bssn blown down,
houses unroofsd and removed from their founda.
,ions. A large Catholic church, with stsspls m.
flushed, WAS hurled from its foundation and Do.
stroysd. The hail, thunder aud lightning was in.
tsnsely grand and awful. Windows, fences and
crops Of oil kind, were seriously damaged.
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HARBoR RILLIKa UP-Ths harbor Of Newport,
h. l., the most extensive, secure and accessible
port the Atlantic ssabsard Of the Unitsd States,
is said 10 be slowly but surely fiiliag up, at the
ted to two causes, viz: the wash Of the streets
through the sewers, and the ashes and cindsrs
thrown overheard BY steamers, before reaching
their whsrves. The latter ID surely prsvsntibls.
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THl 7Rssf AID TIE CRoPs.-Pron papers pub.
ishsd In that section Of Ohio where the late frests
we're supposed to have done the most danags, We
learn that the mischief has bees much ovsrratsd.
It II now stated that the Injury to the wheat has
besa very slight; to the corn, even less, and, In
fact, the only crops severely nipped were the to-
masoes, sucanbers, beans, 80 aud there fs Jet
time to rsplant these. The grapes, TOO, are In.
jursd, but not TO any great extent. s4s sss
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ARRIVAL or THR STAR OF THE WEST.

Treasure from Caf;fsrnid- Important f,on South
Lmericd-E,sd of Hs Rspoi,stion IN Chili-7Is
Resoiu'oststs Dsttatsd wiA Gr.at Slaughter.
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THs IhPaovsMsSrs at tho Central Aari-
cultural Yair Grounds srs bsing nads vtsS oil
psssihle dispstch, sud viii Be con npstsd II anpje
time for - ansual rsir nsxt October. Worknea
are nov esgagsd In prsDasing the srsstins traek,
which viii be Of gradual t1Fss, and sslss level:
and the buiidisgs are all 10 b. pat ue 10 Sub.
stantisl msansr. The Executive Connittee Of
this sosissy shsuld eoaclsds an ArrasesnsSs
Win the STATE Society - speedily = DosslhlA
aud tnsn pat forth their prsmiu9 list, % that
ell classss nay know for What they are 10 cons
tend. The NEST difaeait labor 20 cssforu,. hov.
ever will % she ssiecsion pstsst jadsss Tor
OIL the vsrioss oranohse Of eeupstitiea. The Gen.
nittes, In performing thls labor, saould sudsavoP
10 select nsn eompstsnt = decide q 70 TIE best
article in the class, snd With nrmnsss snoash 20
declare their prsfsrsncss. IL this eosySs ie pur.
snsd By the Conmittss, the approschisg Fair VIII
BE- the meet succsssful, % we'll - most popular
ons ever hsldin this eity-whiis, On the other
hand. II gsatlsnss are appointso judges on horses
or anything slss. merely bssauss they are dis.
tinsuishsd politicians, lsvysrs or merchants, asd
not bseasse Of their practical ksevlsles Of the
articlss In their department., the Pair win BE- Dc.
aouneed % humbug, and the JUDGES awards vill
be speered at and snik nnon n
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PRICE CENT.
LOCAL. ARRAIRy,


HusriSGs CoURr.-This body wseled
esroagh large snsunt OF busissss, yessss DAY
both civil and criminal. We give HIST Of vhsi
vas done, 10 - sew words ~ possible, and under
their respective heads -
Semucl Jones and Daniel r Hunt, voted iIje.
SAuy, IN the charter elections, uadsr o nil spsre.
osnsson OF their rights. Noue prosqxa .stsrsd
On me payment Of costs. HsAry Wines, f.iIsd TO
sppsar ana ofsr an excuse, and was fasA $50 and
forgsry-John asd Hiram MsuIson. fudiotea
for iorss!y. Nellie prossqsf entered.
=, nscelr'ng S'otea Goods .-Roysl Blackburn. in.
oictsa Ior receiving ooas stolen from Kamn.
set. Noi'e prossquf because OF the death Of r..
Stsalino Michael Tool plead guilty to the cb.rr.
Of stealing cap fron SsIp, slave to Jas II Grsnt
and sentenced tojsil fer one month.
Tipping Joe Csvsdo, selling lioro- 60 hs
drusk ss she plscs whore sold. without leoo,,s
Plead not guilty and acquitted by jury.
Time oat-Wn Vest, committed 70 isil for
stealing shawl, but never indicted Disehar ,sd
By the Court aftsr three months service n h. n
Iarerna-John P Ballard. Alexander DuysL
Smith. Mary Null, aud Bernard Tracy, each
fnsd $50 and costs fer keeping ordinariss wishou,
having first obtained licenses. In the case Of ] no
Cannon nolIs prossqui vas ordered, he Aavins
obtained license. - ,ss s.'sss
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BsuaoH Oh PsonIss CAss II BaLsInosH.--rhs
Jury In the eass OF Annie B Herring Against
James Baughsn, ior breach Of promtee, rendered
the plaintiff. sffg
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ARIsYocRAYJo CoHcHRf-Rron IoDdou pspsr we
learn that Jssay Ltnd rscsstly sang for charity II
. room in the Hsynarkst-quits private affair.
The rscsipts wsrs over &25o II Vas neither billed
nor Advertised. 6hsis In fall health, a.d sass hsr
bent. II vas re.union Of the sslsss ofths aristo
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~ SUICIDE. .--On Saturday, ~ ~ tasea.a dses1e
n Baussr. B ven ksown fesoe.s reesoioe -
Milford, y. J., pst % 81 70 - eNssess q
haosI1s hlmssif n his bars. 10 u sopDeeee -
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III KoUsrG or JuLx viii seei b
ssrs. acd with tie exception Of orSisssy nnissrv
letaass, rceAing has bssa dose % seIshrote ~
day 70 9 becoming mssnsr. a. ssssIoe. Or ssv
psSnn S,, as'ssrise o. the nassss, vkss sIs sas q
our cisfssns prsfsrrisg 70 ceSne~eesss ~ ~,
y psss:se parsiss ooantry tassss and sosieI pic.
aiss. eue vs can - 20 sSjseeioa te sessm1 1iis.
the sabbath School scholars srsuul ~ WssAins..
ton Aonumsnt, q 20 early hour Of shs msrsips.
whsrs they could here ths Dselsrstlon 81 f.dsss
psndeacs read, and jois In siseise tss asssr
Spangied BAnuer," or "Han OolumbIs,s ana then
return 70 their hsnss. The Rosrth Of Jrlv
should ever be. to our people, . dey or sissSs.
givisg asd rejoicing, and 70 preserve erssn sHs
nsmory Of its glorioes deeds, steps shosid 6s h.
Iss, year after year, to snltst the yopsh Of o0r
l:nd tn II: behalf What ssy the superintendent
sns various sabbath Schools to ths propesisioss
What say The ssschsrs ssd scholars . Vim they
not rsesiiy nsss ss their school rooms asd march
20 sns square ss O'Clock, es shs nornisg Of the
sn, 9 Join 10 singing sshs nstional sir q the
1901 OF the monument Of him Who was not odly
sns fAsh:r of his country, but who vss seoosd %
20 msn n pisty, philenthropy, and oil ths virtuss
tnst make great end good mas
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GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL,-RF

~ DUCrION IN PRICE Il am now prepared to
receive orders duris the month of June only, for
ths above Coal deliverable within Ju as or July at
o. 80 per cart lead, of IS bushols.
WA BRtEKAL.
cflos on Basin bs nix, bst~esn sth aud eth streets
and NJ Petersburg Depot, Picket Hayaards old
.txnd. js S-dtlj
NORWOOD COAL.-This highly pepu,
mace is sold by the subscribers at their once on ths
Basin Bank, between sth and 10th streets.
an Is-a.u MCSRLDEN co.
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k~LIooAioE-In Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, (gsnuins) for tobaooonists
TONQuA BEASb-Angsatura, Black and Crys
talzed
OLIVE OIL in glass, Of new crop
In store and for sale low by
- J PRrFIELD GEORGE,
In Blair Cos Building,
u,t-eu Cor 18th end Cary sts.
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PooR HoUsB.-The Council Committee,
IN their report, last Monday, showed mp the bad
condition tbs poor house, and che u1itnsss Of the
building for ths accommodation Of the paupsrs,
bat recommended no settled plan for inprovsm snt.
rhsy found the poor crowded into badly ventilated
rooms, the furniture Of which 10 represented a
hithy In the sxtrens; and the paupsrs themselves
vero represented - dirty Of person, aud exceed.
tngIy indolsnt. They, however, recommend seps-
rate houses or apartments for the different classes
ofpaupers-a recommendation that will be uui.
vers.iiy approved BY every citizen In this, a. in
all other communities, there are respectable poor
people Who need public assistance, but who should
nas be crowded into small rooms with drupksu,
abandoned sr<eturss who occupy thrse-faurths Of
entire poofhouse. If this class Of people were
fornishsd every comfort, and allowed to have the
poor house At pIsasurs,the city would BE- contaual
~ buying sheets, towels, soap and everything else
necessary to keep thsm> supplied, for they would
carry on the furniture 'and dispose Of it to get
liquor to drink. However an xious the supsrintsn-
dent may be to take care OF and provide for the
Heqpers fts next to impos sibls for him to do 20,
sIong 40 hs has no means Of keeping the paupers
within the prison bounds. :
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rN.ruRsI.ran aasAr PHrs1o1An

Thi. 10 now admitted by the medical profession.
a afuuasnsntsl principle of healing science. IL IN
vsely, nro>idea by thc human economy. that
-hsn. e. snyihins .swtc-g in the physical sys
ten the natural forces OF the body ara brought TO
hear to exvei the ditease. The great sin there
ia4e j. TO ssrengtAea the natural powers. This has
bs.r kept iu rie~ hy the skiilful compounders OF
DR. J H0sTxrrRR'S BITTsRs. which operate to
give f-esh vitality TO si the organs of the kody.-
The eject Of III medicine upon the stomach, the
liver and the kidneys. are prompt and decisive.
The pstisat who is wise enough to quit druEgng.
ana try the BTTTxKs feels az II he had taken
asv eays Of life and he continues the use Of the
article he is cysrJoyed 10 find the streams OF health
coarsing through his frame. Let all from whose
cheek ths bloom hiss departed, give DR. Hostel
ter's Ceehrrted Bitters trial
SOLD by draggists and dealers generally, every
where
a4-s.s sdx.-tia.r mt In another cnluup.
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s.s-s.. advertisement in smother oolnnn.

NS~ SAsFoEBs Liver lrvI0okAfoa-
Corr0usrzp ssrThxLY rxor Gun.-Is q mild and Of
bctasl sathArtn, acting hrst on the LIVER, 70
s'eat ~ motbil gstteE, thar On the stomseh and
Towels aSd carries os 81 matter thst Prevents
ths, hsxlthy sotion. aud thrs strengthen: and
builds up the whole syste very rapidly and il the
bes1 LlHkR lNNldoRAIUh
LIVER INylGoRATOR
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PUSnRnEHr oH CR,MK IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
administration Of justice 1, North Carolina IL
much less mild than In many Of her sister States.
Having 10 estate prison." the old punishments Of
the English common law are still In icted such a.
branding, whipping, cropping the cars, &c. A
writer, after describing the recent opening Of the
court In one of the counties Of that State, says:
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Iva prepared to deliver the above coal at 81 10 per
load Of twenty i've bushels, II ordered within the
months OF Jane and July. Also red and white ash
anthracite coal, at market price
O B LIPSOOMB
iei3-fa Once lat st n ear Seyo's Bridge.
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MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL.-During
Iva the months Of June and July will sell tins
very popular Coal at the rsdussd price Of q 30 Per
at Col BlSir's store, corner Of Main and 9Th sts
or at n Office north side of the Basin, between
ssh and leth streets, will meet attention.
ie AIRERf RLAIK.
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s1g1N4 500 IS 81 xsn gfes ~ sE5 -.
ss.} 9saE loaoifag7 .o13 fag t 81
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-04

tn JOSEPH ROGERS,
L. ATTORNEY AT LAW
SO West Fayette street, above Charles
Practices in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE
ARUNDEL and nelghborlng counties All apper
tanning the profession promptly and carefully attended
" c. n. CARR,
w.. 81 LEXINGTON STREET, BALTIMORE
SAMUEL. S. CARR,
TOwSoNTOwN, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
Particular attention given business in the Circuit
for Baltimore county. cl6 II
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Hail Sua0s.
La t .gss .. PHILADELPHIA,
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.

Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 NJ connect al Mn,
mngton with 10 r NJ train, and 10 NJ from Baltimore
with 9.25 A. NJ train. " ~ "'''''ole
NOIlCE-All colored persons, whether bond ar free win
p required TO bring responsible white perSof M son
any known to the undersigned, who will he willing 10 ION
pong TO ne Company, before they win passed over any
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ENHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. u. PRATT L co
~, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 5. CHARLES STREETS
me mopuetorS respectfully invite such Merchants AS ara
not already subscribers to the Agency who goods on
credit 10 eau ana examine system and test the relih
y of our information From orE experience and rho SaTi
factory teStmOnins of thousands merchants in the l
ent cities East and Weswo have for years been subscribers
We can assure all who will call whether they sell goods to
tne cities or country ample satisfaction as to The rel
blity of our information and the great baneft tn he as
noIn tc agency ny uloSc VINO subscribe. ml6-tf
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Steamboats,.

Ee4sE%- OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
e &c - STEAM TUG COMPANY
nc Company boats having been put complete running
@ are now prepared to execute every description vef
and harbor towing AT the shortest notice - '
Inc Company's Boats as follows:
Steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke League
M, steamer LloNESS, Captain A IL League
me commanders are experienced masters and every guar
ntee gwen FOR the safety of vessels in their charge The
rates Of towage will I've made reasonable For further no
matoh apply to the Captains board, the agent,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-04

N OT!CE.-l HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
a. Admnistator of the estate Mrs ELIZA ANN
IN VINO died in Wilmington, Delaware on sixth Of
march, e1l intend 70 transfer eight shares Capital
STOCK OF the FRANKLIN Bank of Baltimore, the property OF
said deceased. ASA. s. COTTON Adm,nStratGo- "a
Wilmington, Delaware, Jan Sd, 1853 ialsIaWamt