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, 1859-08-18

GOV. WISE AND HIS CASUALTIES.
Goy. Wlse's late tumble from the position 81
third class Presidential candidate to that Of
:u extraordinary private citizen does not hurt
him lit He has tho elasticity as well las the
volume Of a full blown bladder. To argue any
damage sustained hy the vaporo,ls Governor
implies that, being solid himself, he Inns fallen
a considerable distance and struck upon SOME
thing else sold-all nf which is respect,
fully but firmly denied. We read that
when Vulcan WIS kicked out Of Heaven hc
fell nine days aud struck on the island 0! Lem
nos, srraining Que Of his thighs somewhat, but
MT so badly as to prevent his setting up a
large blacksmith shop within a few days. Mr.:
WISE might he propelled niuc times the dis
,aucc without damaging the nib Of his pen.
Before being landed forty hours lie would have
letter ready for the l:ichmoud Enquirer forty
columns in length. But tic IDEA hat Mr. Wis.
has met with anything morc serious thai
the common casualty Of sitting down
on the floor willie he intended to sit down
in CHAIR, is quite gratuitous having no more
slbstaucc in fact than the Governors epis:l
u tho yirginiaus. In his own coneeit he il
just as good Presidential candidate now rs
he was before his Dounclly letter was pub
lished; and he is quite right By subtractipe
nothing from nothing we get at the precise dii:
ference between Ills chances then and lii
chances now; we learn to fraction the
amount Of damage he has sustained by tllc
fall. He has already INFLICTED a couple Of col.
umus on the Richmond Enquirer, i'll a style
which gives early promise Of tho remaining
1birty-eielh. Meanwhile We learn that he las
been inditiug tremendous letter to IN hon
est and pcaceablc citizen Of Brooklyn, n. T.,
under the mistaken notion that the
honest and l,eaceablo citizen lad been
milking speech il Ills behalf at a
Locos1co eaucus-whcrcas the latter had
never attended political meeting in his Lille
The Consideration Of tile Brooklyn man, when
he opcncd Mr.. Wise's folio in his counting
4oon may be imagined. It is crcditably re'
rorted that cold perspiration broke out all
over him and that his clerks supposed he hat
lost a hundred thousand dollars. Improved
that q couple Of wags lad writton to Mr.
Wise few days previously, thut the homes
aud peaceable citizens had actually boen guilt,
Of the madncss aforesaid. Hinc ile 1dchry
mai But this tumble hurts Wise no mo,'
than the other. No man can make the dcs
cent from the sublime to the ridiculous VIII,
liyes Ia the ridiculous al tic time :.
- 4 Turin letter in the Id:rtf Of July &c
Eays that The. Hungarian legion is dissolved, IN.
that Kpssuth has gone to Aix-lcs-Dains.
, 1859-08-18

~ Contrary to all reasonable expectation
the Washington Constitution and the Chicuso
Tt'@<s arc both claiming the election Of Sam
Houston in Texas, US Democratic victory-the
former scoring it in favor Of Mr.. Buchanan, and
the Inter regarding it rs beautiful endorse
,ncut Of Douglas.
, 1859-08-18
News from the L&ke-At1anttc FAees'

News from the L&ke-AtIaatfc Fleet
By letters just received from Liverpool, ne
Cleveland Urfdld learns some particulars ot LIE
lake tlees on the other side Of the Atlantic. ..
Tlle Masslon entered for loading on the s6ta
uIt. Her cargo Of pipe slaves sold ~ 80. s.ai =
sold nt Gl65s, aud oak lumber two shhiinRs
fsts's III. pS' '''' - ' a t.,
Salt was advancing, and noac jet shipped ior
Cleveland. The price current ut lost date "as
l2s.7ld sterling, free on board. bt'cafoona'e
Tie schooner Hugh Barclay, from Detroit
was at Limerick.
The Deshler's cargo did not turn out entirely
equal to sample, aud therefore did not on!a1a
the p:ice ut first reported. Messrs Cnnnhg
ham i Shaw, Of Liverpool, advise western
shippers to exercise great care in selecting cas.
| goes, W the discrimination III English Ha1Ae'S
| il very close. ., !,
Provisions were fearful1y dull, with the ex-
| ceptiun of lard which las been brisk o. late'
Alddling 10 good, ;'oset5is Cheese IN 8ooa a.
n.and Ut sis for fine, and midding ut i:s49:S.
| III the Liverpool papers brought BY thls mall,
| we notice Cunningham i Shaw adyertseme1t
Of the al clipper barge Aasslon. Capt, lloyd;
$40 tons register, for Cleveland, Ohio. Direct
Sic is described Us having The :. greater part Of
her cargo actually engaged, aud will meet Win
| prompt Dispatch" IL The handbills it IS stated
thut goods for Buffalo, Erie, Detroit and Ch'c:-
CO. can also be delivered ut their dest1uation,1n IN
less time than via New York and Canada, anu
ut 4 Saving Of Az per cent. The st: Helena,
from Detroit. in announced to succeed Inc Aas-
| silon in loading.
by letter trom Mr.. Martin, to the Rseit'e,
We learn the following:
"Thc pierrc will load with coal at Cardiff:
Wales, for Malta. ut :.s sterling 4 ton, anu
then to the Danube, loud with grain Ut 9s.ala
= quarter, back, touching ut Cork and fasnlou'h
lor orders.
The vansuad loads at Newcastle with coal
for Coust:niln pie, at 2vs 4 ton; thence TO tue
Danube and louls with grain at .sGd Z quar-
ter; aud tbencc to Cork or Falmouth iof or
ders.
The Dousn,nn l,uds atEtie same place as the
Vanguard ut lis u ton, aud !s3t back
| The rates Of inslrlpce here arc very h!Eh
for our vessels, by uoyd's classification; owing
to the old style that they survey n,they willnot
class theu,, although lucy insure tue cargoes a.
the same rate that they do all 4 No. vessels:
London dates of July ~ report the Il; Z.
Howe, Capt s'ay, is in that port for sale Ch'e-
tain, CAPT. Volvin anl Vanguard, Capt. Dasls,
The following is al1st taken from Cunning
ham Shaw's register in Liverpool, aud shows
| what our Lake vessels are doing. a.,
Schooner J. &. Warner left for Cleveland with
iron.
Brig r. Il. Harmon left for Cleveland With u.s.
brig J. q. Desl1er, loading ut Glasgow iron,
| Cleveland.
Schooner valeria is here, discharglns; will
| load for Cleveland.
Vanguard goes to London.
| Craze Greenwood goes IL Cadlz.
Eli Batcs goes TO Cadix.
Schooner Dousman, probably Black Sea not
decided.
Grand Turk. Halnburs1t.
g. II Walker, bound to 0dcssa With coal ut
, 1859-08-18

cpxrNrSBEtr Ytn,4 .
rCEE vEEETAELE EXTRACTS *r,: ~, =
GLASS t'tSES AIR TIGHT. AN!' "iLa
kEEp ~ ANY CLIMATE.
I'll. Family E..t!larttr' y; Ths i'1"t.-:s' =" !
TILL t. GENTLE hut That ,!Fi:"r.'' ''''' :.
ttv+ t'atA,Itic Mhra Inc = GitIrI.: ~ ''''
pr0tTic.u " lllS tt-e4l IN his = ..uwcl~.
practfc1s nurc than twenty = IT,. r.,r,I: -. ,;
years. - III h.- :. T.. .,,'..r~-" =
T2lernn4tantty fncrr.lsin. = t.ih:> ~. :tr IL II -
tle.t:and fru, thssc whn - tx~n I'.s..'''s ~ !:
have ng s~..l il,e PILLS =. ,.lr:. 81 ~" '':r' -
ant the satisfaction whlt h = s:t''r EN III "" =.
nil exprt& in r:-rI tn their = '.''e'' ..i rvtrs r
s1s& ha4 En'I,cpi placr 'a.lrrt4:r - 81 " ~
them within the rsl&Il0f: : 2,a.!a III: si' ;,
Nhrfe Catssltlr * nts.!,4f. such ~ Iv=',
StHuElct. s're}t1e-s rtr< 1T the ark :H; - :
re*-, Pain mt :orpEes% oyrr tlss w!"t f.-" H'l'
I'D. which +lneatly. if nr:ls<trf: r'l III !.
cf Frvvv, I.s<a Ut ~ p-;.'c. t.-.l:'- ar
"stE tue body Ktasn~sr,: ll':s ,!'- ~ w.; s,s.
Adults. rheumatism. 4 Czs-t !,ti, NJ ~ IT,.
nE,hy t,t.,-eA IT. which Il I'll I. feIf. i'"' n':'''
1t'n III tlts adseEi<4snrAt. l"'>e. tu's.
Price Three Dinac>.
The Liver Irvtrr.1.,snr anil F-mi:s '':i'4r'' =: ~;
tailed by Druggists seti.r.:y. :tna III "L&'A'
Tratle III al the .I1ss ta.wn- uu
au.tml Manufacturer !. il Prvps,%;r, u. Hr '""'
, 1859-08-18
MORE TO he -lp.llhEp
AtA Tit..S I'll:
RICHEST Ola DEH
Worn BY Kings Of Emp'f'''

What Why y beautiful Head u 49, :,
Be.sse 1t Ia the ornament t;.*l i!:ur.t r'' :. :.
our r4a.. k&zter, although II t. ~. iI'AF -
the teeth ~, tho.e ot pearls II the ,s .!"s ~
ertnx. u the hair b. sf.t'4 :s'd +ar's!,.! h'a@9
@ ma' ,f VI htr s sS,inst 4a r11 fWss W.* "' IL,
nseh two oFtaree times - week. viii :.
nei!t!s srcufv f. ait sn h 1L.'nns hr.+ ~
and judge. Tbs writer Ut thu lF|l l. t1e ee''''
ysw Y"sr. ar: :,
obligations ALL under far tAc entre Et-t"E " =
TO It's original r|ur: hnMt the time II ~. r., r: r
Cnlted Statea it w't* s..,ily lrc"'nr= :.
application Vt your ~Ifa.r Restorative ~"ar ~ ~
uh:in i hue. 1consilrE ,"us i:c>for.1is ~ ~
iul Invention, quite etatacftiS - 1s'' ~.
ain. icAr As. yours trnIr. > ih''
.Dvyh .'r xyl;rd,Ir." ,.:
Welsh Newspaper oter, i3 S;.> A''ss~ A!' - s
P4or. u. J. Woor:-neu Sir: S'a.tr u, -. -,u
weeks ago received bottles II y''ur Hair -
FAVE Il My WIFE, wI, coueluli d 20 Try n ~ ,5
thiast # tls tl'ns 1T Il wnal M ;t,'!s !sy ~ ~.
Few weeks nEIl Il has performed th:i1 H.. ~, ~
turning ali u.s xray hairs to dark bx a. " r.
t.tattitylnK md thickru!ag the .lis; .tnaf -:
II thrlr la!r. CHARLIE t'"
:. yxw y.as. J.y -. =
your Hair Restorative ~ Icing the mv't 49, nv j.;
ever xAw. Since uAlnx yu,.r liair ltr-1orh.'e -
wh!skers which wen ailnoat wh:le have s'e tit,!E
aarn s..d now fe* ouu.ent tl.t T. 'sT n, H.. t..
me Of nj tandzt1 antl unpleasant ltchln - f.;
pssoouA who persplIe freely -. ..,~,, 81
%; j. WOOD t TO-, Prcphrtors: AZ it1a.:4. ~
aoIk: 1tn ths E:est New ierk Wirr lshfHs h'S -.
Ard sod BY III god pius:.is ~ @G and Fancy G''' ~
Rul-8m
, 1859-08-18

- The telegraph has been completed to
A.chison, Kansas, and IN Office opened N that
city.
, 1859-08-18

%" The Demotra:, the leading German DEM
ocratic paper Of Western New York, declares
its first choice for the Presidency to be '' Mud
silr' Hammond, of South Carolina, aud its
second, Ilaratio Seymour, of New York.
, 1859-08-18

@istellaneo1ts.
cEVENTu GRAND ANNUAL
~ nxH11zT1oN
q. 8. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
. $2o,O0Oin Premiums.
COMPETITION OPENED TO TIE WORLD
Premiums Paid in Plate or Cash, at the Option
Of the Recipient.
THE GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, AND TUE SILVER
AND BRONZE MEDALS OF THE SOCIETY.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS,
5efens @se sna sss:s sssssss ~ Sse x
Hasson 1 Gap G1sas IT, of chso @ ~ .ad oh1r
Annaal r & r. uaa st.;ss sas e 6 s.
s,s ssa. Sisst ;Ss 'stst a ti ss ais &ss ''' ~ ~
Cossas<st5~k sMssAar, S<Ps. 12sk, ~aS CsH'
sfs.sxe 1asH Saturday, ssrs. 17th.
OVER FeHrr AGREs Or Dnx Z SnEES s::S swAnp
Continuing
A Well Beaten IL Mile Ring,
One Thousand
Tight Rooted Sails and Pens,
Six Handsome Comm0dious Halls,
FIFTY BY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET.
e EFT 3s :fd xw F :.s d
isn s1ss SSn II fxn, &c u
SS5t;s sst f1S*S ne
ARTS VII eeeu ths:e la in wl;s . eye1y ne,}Iy ;I
Ss sm III &C. si;eas %ss ei teins saa Au m
He's Fn.9x, I'll ks sssx ias :E0 Of E.
IT, tsss oa9:. VIII i~s
:sgy L.ke waef T., vi, Wb ;: ta5n,al ri x
I.y and Straw of eoursate provided for ftoek gratis
com IN The iusk, cat coFn kc At cost IN the
Athe Ral,ca4. esnfeus tn ch'ssec xi ea. ;lsltoss
sit e. e-'* it%1 as iesf Ind
The iiost1 will CHART t'eir usual ra;es aud @ earprs
ground In gfos+ md 1o.ying rcDI in the city have bten
while te doors of our citizens via ee found open
LID round ot Ama.asnts In he stty i IN s.a:ss
sne Ha'ia = Mu.s vi { il s;,sa'anes. anu
I Steam Fire Engines,
And competition fosthe
Citizens Purse OF 81, 900,
ToR TRoTTINa HORSES.
Tho charges Of adtuis!ou to ttc grounds Will t. as fol
Sl1gt siE;n M1:tr Tn yr
No Season Tickets Issued except tu members wao nv
! entitled to entry duEbs the Fair.
fts NsnseFs fsf liz Fts Membership.
| VEHICLE. ETC.
Iore and Rider, Buggy. car'itse OF either vehi
1tEach Occupant , q Cas,tasc o,isr ti.n diver: IS
vsx a,1se En'ranc" hay been provided tie West siJ
fur 'h,sc L.ng to avoid the crowd and dY:t of s 'iz
enEteJ for hch pryi eye 80 cGuts additional will b
| charged.
rFos Premium. Lists and al other information. app',
HORACE CAPRON,
Srrrn.srTxlExT NATIONAL FA,n..
autd alsi In, FREMONT n9Css. Cue. .et
Ito THE BOYS AND GIRLS
NEW STYLES OF PAPER DOLLS
1 ESz i,fiEg 1gf S|SiSE $Sf ;%ES SESH
AL, supply Of the following popular Paper Dolls
Lady Cay. l,l:4 May. Emma aud Etty
sM-an Lee. G:ace Lee. tu.cftcan Lady.
Mas;ef Frank, Lucy aud Jsnay, Willie and lis roas
| Paper Furniture.
We should bc pleased 10 lase the Children ell and e,
| a1ne the new st>its. For sa!e hy
" II. Il. X ZEN,
DoaLsslLEr,
148 . Lake street. j. IL
4 NOVEL STEAM HEATER
II model vii, exhibited ami explained At tn"
dencc, nf sur as leave their addresses. uscE ,rtcte
| .FA E:Nl FEE. !ox tts:. Ch1cago L, It : flcc."
1t i. worth .fsi,g. and will CO>t nnth E tn ste It,.
main features asc Ht ALrHt HEhTtks.EpUM l:O
| FIR: HAZAKI. GAS aril SMOKE. and ttng e.a>i
sa,nasc ak liot Ai- Fu,,as; can E eanSs e III
TINT STOVE. rre,'iasly a'apt4 d +" dwaling. whc
tEItre lastnl. Nt< r fuAa The la.eS
n,.t Inter. seL in this knl Of heat and have 1t
rI.nt.l at their dwelling, hy i.vi1 4 tksfs address.
Exclusive ri!l I" build ntae ey or Stale fur s1}c.
aula a1.41w
, 1859-08-18

148 Lake street. 14S
I NOVEL STEAM lIEATEE.-
II model vii, exhibited AMI cxrIa!1c4l th. -csl-
dencc> suih as have their addresses uscE, directed
"rAi ENl EE- Lax l1s:. Chleago Fist facc."
It i. worth >f.s and will cot nn hE to ste 1t. It's
rralu features ast Iii tLTIIi HEAT. + HEEDUM EUM
FlR= HAzAK!. GAS aul SMOKE. and beng easily
ln,pasc4 t1v 1IDt Air Furnace changed this
X ~. q st.4el of AN iEA TING AM : En- riLA-
TINT STOVE peculiarly a'a.td II. dwellings where
ths ~ a-e l1cnl.t fusna Tie ladies'
nu.t litter. in this kin OF heat s. esn have it
tIDe,l their dwelling. hy it.lyf tLsis address.
Exclusive right to build lii tae city Stale fur sl1c
aul7 a1T4 1w
, 1859-08-18
Sanfo:s!',; Family Ca!hart;c PiI|>

II
swallow bath together.
Price One Dollar per lfntiIrs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23
trorr,snonaeuce of the London Times. !

THE OBJFcrs OF LORD CowLEY's Mission TO WEN
NA.-TURIN, Feb. %. 1851 am able to state that
Lord Cowley, should he succeed in getting Eng
lands and Prussias mediation accepted, was TO IN
form Count Buol, in semi-offical way, OF the oa-
sis which England is prepared to assist in estab-
fishing peace. In the first place, then, regards
the Papal States, Austria is to Join France in re-
guessing Pho Mono to accept the reforms as traced
out in the memorial presented by Count Cavour at
the time of the Congress OF Paris; in the second
place, the separate treaties concluded by her with
the Italian Governments, and which are derogato-
nv to their sovereignty and independence, to be
considered null and void; thirdly, liberal Govern
ments are to be formed in each Italian province
upon the basis of the statutes promulgated in lS4s;
and fourthy, Austria is to grant to Lombardy and
Venice Government largely infused with the rep
resentatve element, and almost independent, under
the Archduke Macmillan, to be created Viceroy.
These demands certainly Substantial and yet
the liberty of Lombardo- Venetia, with its quasi
independence, though still an Austrian province,
contains that which in logic is called vicious
circle.
Be all tnis as it may, my conviction is that Aus
stria ,oin refuse the ,ohole lump. 1t can hardly
he thought casual coincidence that she should
dispatch two fresh military divisions to Italy on the
very day that Lord Cowley arrived at Vienna.
The poet-general, as he is sometimes called Mr..
George p. Morris--and who is so widely and favor
bly known as one of the editors OF the Home Jour-
nat-has consented to accept the office OF American
Consul at Havre. 1t is lucrative and agreeable
post we believe, and to the duties Of which General
Morris is well adapted by his habits of industry,
his weIl-known abilities, and his always pleasing
address.--N. Y. Poet.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23

The Proprietors of THE EXCHANGE PROPOSE
in addition to their present issues, to pub
lish Monthly Advertising Supplement to be
sent gratuitously to the business men OF the West
and South In addition to the advertisements,
each issue will contain articles setting forth
the advantages of this city commercial centre
for the supply of the interior, and embracing sas-
tics of its business, population, capital, trade,
manufactures, railroad ana water communications,
educational and other public institutions
Having made arrangements which place at
their command the names of all the business men
in the quarters Indicated they think it must be OBJ
vious that no such channel of communication, with
so great number of customers, has ever been
offered to the advertisers of this city. They
propose to defray the whole expense of pub
LEGATION by a proper charge for the in
serton of advertisements, and int end at an early
day to issue prospectus setting forth the particu
lars of their intended enterprise and the terms on
which advertisements will be received, which will
be very moderate compared with the advantages
Dresantad
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23
THE GROVER & BAKER

THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent I'M
have reduced their prices and offer for sale
ANEW STYLE MACHINE
PRICE $50
longer questioned that these Machines are the best
in use for family sewing. They
HEM FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the superior and the only machines in
market well and simply made that they may be
sent into families with other instructions than
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how them, and keep them in order
They make upwards Of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing family cheaper than seamstress
can do it, even if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT AN Hour.
there father, brother the United States
who would permit the drudgery of hand sewing in his am
w. when GROVER & BAKER MACHINE will do it better
more expedtiousy cheaper than possibly be done
by hand2
Offices of exhibition and sae:lS1 Ba timore street, Bait
more; 495 Broadway, New York.
rs Agencies in all the principal cities and tow In the
United States.
~ Send for a circular. nllu
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23

A LIST OF THE PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED BY
D. C. DRISC0LL, So Baltimore street:
No l"Ccassian Hair Dye instantaneous in its opera
ton.
No. 2-"Har Coloring Fluid" 1t changes grey hair to its
original color without staining the skin.
No 3-"Rosemary Hair OIL" For promoting the growth
of hair, and preventing falling off.
No.4-Spanish Lily White" or "Btanc de Pe'1e" So
lidifed powder for the skin.
No 5tBam of Thousand Flowers" For the complexion
the teeth Together with X Bazins celebrated
Perfumes, Soap Cosmetics and endless variety OF
Fancy and Staple TOILET GOODS. mhl6-f
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23
THE NEW GAS BILL,

To the Editors of the Exchange:
Your correspondent, Gas Consumer, begging par
don for again appearing in your columns, and prom
Using that his only motive is fair honest and full
examination OF the merits of the bill now before the
Council which 81. B. S." styles "The New Gas Or
dnance" charges again that the bill as il stands is
ineqaitabte, and ought not to pass
Ftrst-Because it perpetuates monopoly for the
therefor.
Second-lf this bill passes the 'aith of the city is
pledged that no opposition shall be allowed to the
present Company.
Third-There is no guaranty that the price of the
gas will not be raised to the city, and to the private
consumer-nor even pledge that the quality shall
remain as it is now.
The first reason is founded upon public policy.
The privilege would not have been asked at the
hands of the Council, but for the large pecuniary
advantage to be derived to the old Company. That
it is of such advantage no man can doubt. 1t has
been the result of an organized opposition that has
brought gas bills down to the present moderate
figure and the quality up to its present standard.
The solitary benefit to be derived to the city is to
get her suburbs lighted, but this is provided for
now. The Company has now run its mains, in one
instance, more than one mile, to crafty single
consumer, and upon contract entirely equitable.
The consumer pays the interest upon the cost This
| is RENTED as new consumers are added along the
line of the main. The city can make the same ar
rangement, and save the perpetuitv of monopoly;
and at very moderate cost accomplish all that the
most interested adherents to the bill claim for it,.
The error in figures charged upon me by ~. b.
81 is a mistake of print and corrects ITSELF have
no "jaundice' to distort my reason or my judgment
as to the merits motives of this BILL | charge
again that the bill as it has passed the First Branch
is unholy one; that it emanates from the old Ga:
Company, and has for its only purpose and object
quiet for ever, by the 'pledge Of the citys faith,
any fear of opposition or competition.
It the bill is equitable, the least that can be con
ceded to the rights OF the many is that some guar
anty shall be required from the Company that the
price of gas shall not be increased, nor the quality
worse than at present. GAS CONSUMER.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH q, 1859.

DARTNER WANTED.-Wilh $40, 900 to
ssoeo in an established pleasant and profitable Com
dress with references, W C. A. in Box 800 O. m123l2t
eAs UHARL EsTON
rH EiFa SiSii f "a r Ei;1pEs HoURSY
The new and firstcasSs sst T nPsdRp
Capt. L, H. LAYFIELD,
Will leave spesar ArT T Rp1 9p March seth,
The accommodations for passengers BY Steamer
Sofreght received after Il o'clock on the day of sailing
No Bills of Ladng VILE signed after the departure OF the
For freight passage ssP R1u t. pEARcE, Agent
Agents in Charleston JOHN W CALDWELL SON
Tie s'Patapsco will leave Baltimore again 9th of
April !. Punctuaity in her departure may be relied on
49, TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
- Equity, the undersigned Trustee, will offer at public
T iHSi fsR&% rs IN PF sssf
leased j. Deal and wife 70 John Ffef BY deed d.
56 &c whch Lot fronts Sc feet inches the west side of
said road and has depth Of about 800 feet and subject to
S W sn sS eSna an Sd ae BSn g's sapst
House. Ice House Smoke House and Stable Pump of
The terms Of sale of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day Of sale and the balance mt and
Title 'n''SD''' f f. G6VE Re3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
I<CREDlToRs OF JOHN +. .FLIsTER to produce and
the T f Eq%iy s
fore the lith day OF July next RS mh252awts
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
~ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALES
Fw. BENNETT z Z CO., Auctieneers,
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WEDNESDAY, sd instant at Stores,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-23

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
F. NJ u n IT'S,
No 81 NORTH G AY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing,
there can be found always hand and made to order
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatele Plush Hair Cloth; so
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth, Gov
cred in any goods to order Full French Parlor Half French
ARM Rocking and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, or Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany of various styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of Cane Seat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed.
f. MOUNT,
mhl7tf No 81 n. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hall.