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, 1859-01-20

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81. ;n,,+.,;on ~ -uf.,.nca t,a attached 10
-.a.. 5.ar .av a-;da,ca w. hara m fdan thu
s;..... - .,,,a;-x - nv so,.ndooa t,r.
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~ .-s ..;,;.. .o..a.s.d h1 +ha
poaea " '>''''
ruuuh.,n ,.,x - nnro,v had haan for
80. r., .z,,x or;at :. bsc.
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@.s.s.-. f.- 80, sf x.a~. ..d nav do tbo
- r:,.-,k.;s. ,: .n -, .ov tha
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.h;Is...., nos.,,.a~. ~. no-n;,1 rt- tbe
o,u-;., ..+r r,, ;.xa1t 4,..oa ~, amntv The
.:u- ...:.. ~ for sona c,nea
-. 80 I'll. s.;.e -. e, md -bat vcs
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o,pI!an,, sws-s n.ac,;,.,. -.s;dsnt, n K;,cpb.
= .s;,.-s. a.. a.. .,a1 f;,nd of ;oven.
y. ..,... o.;.1n.,t .an7-;h,,tad ,brea h,icks
.ha,ta - ,.. ,nn. in ,nhd.vi,-
s:... n.;.h 49,. ,.rsad Tho
-;.;,.a - ~. o.t,r;a, don,o;, y, ha nrch af.
ta~,es p, -. So;.hsa-;.r ..,,h
t.aL. 49, 80 Lo. +h.;r own.
.,h:~;z1 ..d ,a...;.n .anara, H.. oraat
Fr;sf If ,ha o.Rr;an, .nraad from ahaotv II
ehantv crt off ,r,,sr trom E;1cnbbin if you
,r1t ss,;,,, -o;, IN nd f,ow bnt sna,.
tha milk and ita conpener fluid. the e,herial
mart ,f rva
co,,a -.o,.,,, x,.oaa anil e,a3o,,,. ,roro ,v,s
80, i; ;,1,,;, ',a,, -, 90 +o,,. ,,,,co Il,
tre.co <vbc, ,hor fret ,ccc;vod ,,v ,,e.
e;,o ctc,me, ;rt-,,;conco of ,ha prhereahom,s of
tht;r Hr. H.,t, that p,oneer instance of ,be since
f,vot;,e feminine fashion or ucoin. IN pu,js.n of
,vnfc, utas rjor, nrr,iuspv nj Madison Sonare
md .her f,ona Mrs. Harris y a1c itlns,Yious m ol-
crn cr,mn],. Helen was foun1. ond directly
thr,e xas , disturbance. and nientv of heayv
work cnt mn, FIR ,nrn and rods. What other
e,ou,1 -oc,,1t ,rhan O,Rr7en annmncsd that In
b,d discovered his cov in l1z ncjrbbor Ferrick,s
s,,,1. tbo ,,,o ,,;,,o1 ;s ,,ta.,od IN ,,v 1bo
1;,to n-p.;ons ,.bo mn of,o, another t,uc1 Their
., tho cr,c1,, !, ,,o enco.nrc of thc Fcr7icks,
md +ao,r,,,y ho;,oa tho;r ,ono ,ost ,,ror;,e.
O,Rricn was cvc;1cd Int tola rerrick +, give IN
tha co1r and Ia 1ro,1, 10, tbn n,t,or dia s;,ent]v
er,n ,,ofn,o tno ,vor11 of k,,on,hin
| n,t E...;,t- .,.;nod N hora -o;xod +ba an;
mn, f,onn tender c,,fhood N the then mature
aoa If nina resra n'nrien vas thunders.ruck.
| The cov uaa hi, and a six re.rs o1d
! What WINS tn be done Fsrr;ck WAN in ma,
| saaa;on tb;s hama ,aoa1rv nina 8. .,;o,,n uh;ch
Increased bv The da;lr n;Ik;,o. aa-a linn txc
calon. or ,nore of adrantana
The Icw to modern civiIiz ation "a xhct the
arena vaa former,v. Then n bo1d t.1,ou at,n
| ned hin,,e1f md want in m hia arm, now ha a,
c.rtainlv atrjns himself hut ooaa IN nv ,+tor
| mar and tbe nara1ells exist throuohout 0,u,ie,
went to law and Ferrick ran his course thrc.ue1
] &he late Recorder's r,onrt for " cou .teol;,,o, /,
| The Jury sat long and carefully to consider th,
case. and peonitted Ferrick.
O'Brien then ren1evied and another til
| was had faw dars sjnre in fhe f,ourt of I'm,
, 1859-01-20

MARX T1uE-The city time il now in charge
Of our friend Hoes Of Lake Atreet, late Hoard
L Avery, who hns been appointed to regulate
the meals Of our citizens and their movements
generally ns City Time Keeper. The bell en-
the Court House will hereafter strike correct
hour, and all whose watches refuse TO ''come to
time" my locste the blame where it belongs.
, 1859-01-20

~ Grover j. Bakers new and unequalled
Family Sewing Machines. RAINING At g1eas
apeed, almoat nolselesslv now open, at $50.
]65 sud f75. II. ALEXANDER, Agent,
ial9 81 COL 16G Lake street
, 1859-01-20


Doors AND SuoEs.-Ac AcDougal1, Fenton 4 Co.,
100 Lake street, corner OF Wells, cannot be IT.
dersod. We will sell for the next 80 days-
Ladies' Fo1ed CATERS IS
Do Kid Congress- Caters l25
DO Kid aud Morocco Slips and Ties 80
Do Morocco and Calf Boots LOO
Mems Buffalo 0sezshoes 10
Do Call Boots OF our Own make ~
DO Kip Boots Of our OVID make 300
Do Call Congress Caters SW
Remember the old store, noted for great har~
gains-190 Lake, cor. Wells. ja1s ~ CIT
~ To all who want TO get large return toT
very small investment, We say call at 10. -
Laaal!e street, and secure stock 10 the Dement
Building Association. 1t is safe institution,
The stock going up, and We are toid. gong up
fur whose benefit he has put up this property,
hare come forward and taken stock Aberally,
aad some Of them 70 tha full amount ot their
claims. ia list
4 G.ogIoCs ACHIEVEMENT BY GAlETrT -
Nothing cao exceed the SUCCESS achieved By J. Z.
Gayetty Medicated paper tur the water closet,
] Piles will soon be ] disease no longer known ez.
| ccpt in name. THIS pure me1icated paper is I'd.
| equaied as preventive. and unapproachabe as
| i cure. Tie prupsietors wish i 10 be spoken Of
accorlius to its merits only. 1t Is very cheap
i.oov Sheets ior sl 500 sheets for SO cents. sod
lY all druggists, and at the dscoyerers depot, II
| Ann street, New Yurk. ~. 6. Glyetty" il Water
marked in each Sheet, and his autograph Is on
each package. Sent by express from IL Ann
| street, New York, upon receipt Of price. The
| ua1e arc invited 10 correspond as to terms.
| jl5-1H-L315
| So Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
! Northwestern Office LII an1 lG9 Lake street.
GEO. K CnlTrESDES, Agent.
| Re- See advertisement OF Boudois, Sewing Ma.
| chimes. l22 Like strees. jl4-ly-b+u6
~ See advertisement Of Quaker Ctr $2G
Sewing Machine. l.. CoRSk1L i Co.,
oc25ly 1888 Lake street.
| ~ See advertisement OF Dr. SaQfords' LlTe1
| Invlgo1ator in another column.
, 1859-01-20
Facts for I'ax-1'ayers.

The 14mts eBtirsutcs the cost Of the present
Police department at $4,000 per year. From
the last finance report il WAS $S3. 1900.
But how Is it under the new churser. 4 DE
, 1859-01-20


Thus there has been falling OF Of - 57o tons homls57
nd os.Ee5 to.s from 1e3i
Tic value OF tie C5al received from tie
iutc1ivr in 1858 was about s722 600. and Of
thc exports about $420,00o.
The business OF the Railroads ail show Il
large fArgc failing off. The Cleveland and
Erie Road decreased Sl45, 500 from. the pre-.
viouS year; the Cleveland and Cincinnati
Road S43,637 tue Cleveland and Toledo
Sl1 OLE; tic Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
Increased s32,lG9 the Maloning Road fell
of Sl7, ,li6, ahd tle Dellefuntainc Road fell
oil s44,54l. But the decrease in operating
expenses iu several of the Roads more than
balances tie falling of III receipts.
There are owned By citizens Of Cleveland
one steamer, l3 profcllors, banks, briggs,
81 schooncrs, 40 scows, 3 Shops. and 5 tugf-
total ia, and their tonnage is 1920 ions.
The receipts Of copper Gre were 4,557 tons
against 3.6o3. OF iron ore, the quantity re-
cciycd was 2G.137 tons, Of which 1914 tons
cane frcm Lake Superior.
ihe value of the exports Of Cleveland to
Lake Superior during the past season is
roughly estimated At $4,000, 200, aud the in-
ports from these looscly put at $4,000, 600,
both sums being un1enlahly exaggerated.
, 1859-01-20

The Cleveland Rerald publishes its frsI An
nual Statement Of the trade and commerce Of
Cleveland The style Of presenting the etatis~
tics is copied from our Annual Statement.
We make some extracts.
The following table sho1s the tota receipts by Railroad
, 1859-01-20
Arnu5e111eutg.
UNION CONCERT.
METROPOLITAN HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 21st, 1850.

FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 21st. 1859.
PRO III ANNE:
l-oTarrin Chor1s-" For unto u Child Il
a ~. bsu mtss'sh
a-2ong and Ch rlls-Ud Friends and 1ue.. hcraa;
MRS. eHEPPERNAN.
--0pe.A Choras-When the Aor4l- : 8xeet1T
- bft0tn<.:- hots1Il
,od SHIT. Poetry By Lo. xfellow.
AuaIc bJ Aa1!e.
Mr. 4. a. WILLIAMS.
6.-Glee md Chorus. for Male Toicet-Land
VI L hlent@ef
1,-U2era CtoTus-pour Out Your apasklna
Auo, 1e!eTneeF'
ssEt2afe- .StduotFs.
Mr.. r. r. ROOT.
3.-1nstruleni&l Perform lou.s.
+.-Dp.ra Churus- " h., Ml1 Sounds lie
~ A1ntets attend ox.-''.....-- Roza2i-
6.-trUo4io Chorus = o,tby "a The Amh.
HAnders Nenlat.
II rrkc's 50 cent. To he had 1t re principal
Nh c an1 Book atorcs. ana u i Wsll4 Saoe =ioro.
, 1859-01-20
EIsEtNI.1G FE%ITT.1L,

E4 Et&4.1G fE 314Fs4L.
A GRAND MrslcAL FESTIVAL will .Aks place
II. rax-
NJ ET ROPOL1AN ALL,
comHenciux ss:x o'clock P NJ. when the folnvink
ncata. viii appear:
Ma AMAA q. H03TW1CK,
Mrs. MArlE30N.
Mr T. c4AwRoaD the celebrated Scottish
Voc.l'st
M1- H. L. bEMP5rElk
si1. WI. MOoRE,
HE. PRANK LOMBARD,
Me4srs. cC2E1E and no1rH4ER, ptAn!ssA
Azo 7Hs
LIGHT 0CAAb BAND.
GOVERNOR M-coMAa Orator.
Heu. !. GgtgN:lEL0. Ia "1aa q saanter"
FROG tsAA1A1E.
eAzr flasr.
t.-Grani Dyertuze. cu,npos i TO- iha occasua. hv
r.; uoes@ r-'ncosA; 81 l.v it t,,7 ar A.. q & .ho
Hca. ". D. E'tAS. ct1drnan, will introduce
GOV. NIcCON 49,.
xao will deliver o,lef
GRAFTON on raE GENIUS or THE POET.
Tbs birth Of tae POET. and tho Gps5'4 prrdlcuou-
c-Soux The1an4s 4 'a1 va. burn Ia K.le."
tsoa: .1,aa .n4s.sD ny 1a>".,......{{. S;s..iex
Sca ste.! We x: 4na st.:s S ~ e@'. '.eo4
M.s s:w!ck. ArA MAltesou, MestfA Ctawt.r1 and
LuubHu-
b-S4EK.-.. -
:--ectAt.on- a eni er.' '.......nF GFrenn d
s-Grsud * Feature, Druce's &i1re5. to HI Amy
"a sho Field oi BAa7ockIufn,"-os Tho High l.nt
l1uari comm 4ntel b. C,pil!n McAftau'. - tsted
hsrs led b5 Lleuleu oo1-4l In full highland
Costume,
PART SECOND
f.-CraSd Owe tu:e Of fArur1te ecntth A!sx
by Lie l!xa. Guard Bsnt-
4-aons "A M.o's Ma3 fer a str C7awIrTd-
3-.opkr "Eoli thru KJt.' ...-.MEs. bo.lNil X
t.-eol=. Ruys Wife . Ant'va !och ...Ms. Lernpaser.
| l-Suns ~, Hhatlc n I'll snt to you. Lau.''
Ars. uo,twi:x.
I ,-<frr, ~NLll dlArrw'd Peek o. M4ut'
Mes tr1~for !. tioore and Lunahard.
..-Solo Plano Forte, @t.cen VI seo1h Airs. III .E
| atiuu. 80. ..,....,....,... ....Hsrr noettxer,
| s.-soax. star apaaSed Bsn:ssr"
| M.. ! Lu,ab.ssl w!tA !ui Chorus.
/ 9-Cr2ut GInale. "AuIt LA.kaJE-" by tau HIx 4Ana
! iu1s't led ny Lieut. Meo4 and ! faA Orchestral
Ac+ar1
, 1859-01-20
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
THURGD1Y MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1859.
Ear 1,Alannnh[e HcMx SAa Earrth panf.


AUOIIlIp0 V1 SI@fEJ III 4K1uT0os
Private alrices from Lawrence inform us
that one Of the eeytrai bills before the Kansas
Legislature for the abolition Of slavery, will
certainly pass accomplishing the object con
clusively.
, 1859-01-20

Tcxtts for tho Musical Fett g4 20 Cts. ea"h: TcfetA
Tor The Bail Md nqu-t A-&IuAuLx Gepileua1
AnI Lsdy- be aA1 1.-THE rveH,Lt itn =. II vi tho
nu1Ic Su. r. o! W.: L. $ t< lni KA t-I.h street.
ofthe Members of the t}roeFA Cou nttee.
The tao ssraat Nano F1r.es us-i on IN ocosAon and
kInii. fur .,.beIsy G. WAX n> .. and y 0oo!a.
Commit Of ArrAn4r carnis rrsp ecif4 laurm tho
admir- en- OF Lle PJrL thI> xrea. t.t4L and
UA7aue ho viii be one <otthy or l.. occA lou.
Goox cuu. AnI1x Inr rrukrAu.ot. uris It Bouxh
saa vi RAJ l. ne.n r hi. tul ma wide eye-L III
Ch;csso. Iu4a: Il h7 .A.e ", 81. raw Of the po-
e. 4il pu3I,hs4. and u b. hal II tse dA Ut J.
HAaHgr, ~ Lake It. Prize u CT
~ P4eke.,rIn 1e c4,1nt *.te1 ifns tie 4n1.v-r.
ssry viii ne setu. d T. A Of the T l.
fo4tx vre ,=aulx hrr ban1u7t Ectes 1t Tho uidco
O. Tho T1tlaD1t nou3r,
, 1859-01-20

Dlvincud of the Gnlena Aud1ChfcaEo
Union railroad Company.
Al The meeting Of thc Boasd Of Director:
Of The above. company yesterday, semi-o11-
nual dividend of two per cent. was declared,
pavab1e in New Iork Feb. 18th.
, 1859-01-20

JoHS G. SAxk.-We learn that Mr. J. G. SAKE
ik to fulfil some engagements to lecture in the
West, the last OF February and 6rst of March.
The arrangements will be made through Nr. E.
8. Wells, ofthis ctr. and those lecture assoeia-
tions, who hase applied for Mr. SAKE, OF who
NAV wish TO secure him, will address Mr. Wells.
, 1859-01-20
Chicago, January 19.h. 1850.

BrsSs' Fzs71rAL.-A meeting Of the Floor
Managers will be held at room No. fremont
House. to-day (Thursday) at IL Il o'clock, A. u.
A full attendance is requested.
Iour CrkJrAur GhcFY
, 1859-01-20
THE CITY.

TIE Juurxa7z CAsE.-We learn that D. Stu.
a1t, ESQ.,, has become associated with the Jum-
pertt case a. defending counsel. E. Van Buren
Esa., has retired from tha case as We learn.
, 1859-01-20

SA1nxr1xKs-Then neatest and best aksorted
stock Of valentines ever brought to Chicago will
soon Be on sale st the counter Of AcSallg 4 Co.,
81 Dearborn street Meantime, country dealers
who wish an early supply bad better order soop,
~ the stock il limited Nc. Nally Go. also
have the English pspefs Of January 1st, and
new novel by 1T. Smith, called "LilliAn,' =
sequel 10 Dick Markham. :.
, 1859-01-20
INRST CLASS DWELLINGS, FOR SALE.
TIE TWO FIRsT-CLASS DWELLINGS
Now being Erecte'.

Malt! Malt! malt!
WHITNEY / KlHBALL.
iaG b940 1pl IL Kep1!e street
, 1859-01-20

CONFUSION Housz--Messrx- Culgor l. Co.,
Nate Culver i Bunker .}whose card will Be found
in another column, have moved their office to
the new block, 2l6 South Water street. Culver
& Co. are engaged in the Produce Commission
business and are we'll known to tho commercial
community NJ re'iab,s and prompt business
men.
, 1859-01-20

MUSICAL UEIUS AC4DEAf.-
G. M. e X, Instructor
Feuaenta-7 clAsx Tu~sdAt; o'e'oef z H.
AI14aced Cl4as. Ys1ay, IS O'Clock +. d.
A; the Lecture Room IN Portland Block
r. Tuon:- u per term Of u weeks. ielslna.ela
, 1859-01-20
Iuned!at.lJ atte7 tie Musical FESTIVAL.
a GRAND BALL AND BANQUET
Will be Kireu ~ tho
TREMoNT HOUSE,

Tho .o3o wing xent.noen
TtNk N1XAGkk9
ALL Jare. T. Marshall "a Z, John Nc{;1Asher.
Gu T.3lLr. r. Ha.tus. h1l- GoDNa}.
Capt Joha ArArtt.nr, ha u. 0sake.
EspL j. nes Suth, ". ": Nj caeL
| CAtt n. GtrA.uO. hn SteW.Tt
Capt Quc2. Jahu '-~ukl4ods
RKtEr1ioH CCAAtcTAx.
R,bers Htrsey. p. A. taee.
Uuxali stewart, l. =. ". nu.k.
LApt ! tn u. KAJ,uoEl Col " II: Davis.
". +. Mus, W. Scott Stewart.
, 1859-01-20

CHICAGO HoAGrA1HY MEDICAL Society,"
The regular meeting OF the Chicago Homeopathic
Medical Society will be held this evening at Dr..
Office.
, 1859-01-20

MINSTREL uALL-NO lis AND III
III Raadotuh ssreeh between C1Ak all Dearborn.
Fe1ae Mlnst1els and BarlesQac Opera touP'y.
The Managers Ia presenting this and novel entef.
fatuneut 10 the dies AnIl &en:.eM OF Chicago dAse
spared nrtcr pains expense 70 40 II oho o! tno
usosx pleasant I'll ce4 Of Amusement IN khe cl4J
Carus Of Aim xsloa = centA Uf3aczuA osAa u eenka
ue4t1mo.E5lu
, 1859-01-20

The receipts Of lumber we're not large being
only s28,95o, 900.
The coal trade has largely fallen oil in con-
sequence Of the financial pressure.
Receipts for tho yea1 ending December 81 1857. End the
, 1859-01-20
e AIt0 y Z x IN11o 601-0
Motto Envelopes

on aae vnlte paper. IN t1o Hste zea of pa1tezos
IN each al.e. The Nottos are uNEXCEP11oNABLf
and Of GENERAL appIcauun-suI:ahs md adapted 70
ever BODY. They are put uo assorted.
Price At retail Is cents for package Of tWeatJ4ve4
". b. KEN. Bookseller,
, 1859-01-20

- See advertisement Of Dr. Saafords' Liver
Invlgo1 ator in another column.
, 1859-01-20

So Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Northwestern Office III and lG9 Like street.
GEO. K CulTrESDES, Agent.
, 1859-01-20

The undersigned havng purchased he pte,eSt = et w
Medene tu.inea u her etofore street, nader
the ss.ne diu arne Of DoLltsk exIrH G..
VIE '~ A' LEhu B.lLLEa
HERMAN E. smith,
:,en,u.~oo CARLOS l. COOK
, 1859-01-20

~ See advertisement OF Quaker Ctr $20
Sewing Machine. L. CoHSkLL + Co.,
oc25ly l33 Lake street
, 1859-01-20

Doors AND SaoEs.-AcDougal1,F Fenton & Co.,
1870 Lake street, corner OF Wells, cannot be IT.
dersnld Va HiIl sell for the utIt 81 daYa-
, 1859-01-20
Ntm advertisements.

~. IL ScRfvEy. i ie=rsi'iay -tJea', 63 Deirtyraa,
!, a4.ur=eI Ia recee. Aieeri'enea' far tt dnl a0 IL
Lsa.iin7 ru,e,. Of tie North 1Tts ial bsal lY
, 1859-01-20

11ISE DECORATED AND RICHLY GILD-
1 ed Dinner t..
Fias dsc!r 4ted acd rsal7 g!'ded r. ~
Beautiful decorated yAseA slotts cuot Colo:7e4 Tete
IL 2elx Gard b.sktta kc. Of syetY de,etptloo Aud
viii he sid very Low l. JAEGER cos lq3 Lake T.
ia9ll,c34
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02

The people Of Venezuela have scarcely succeeded
in expelling MoNAGAs and his faction before they
find themselves in the midst of another civil war 1t
was but few months ago that they invited General
PAEz, their noblest soldier and abest President to
return from exile in the,hope that by his influence
the feud which existed between the mixed races
and the whites would be amicably adjusted. The
aged veteran promptly responded to the call. Our
Government placed vesselof war at his disposal,
and when he embarked at New York the military
turned out 10 do him honor On his arrival in
| Venezuela he was everywhere received with the
warmest demonstrations of attachment. Even
CASTRO, the new President, though jealous Of the
enthusiasm with which the venerable exile was
greeted, joined with apparent cordially in the
general cry of welcome. But the factions into
which Venezuela has so long been divided were
! too much embittered against each other to listen
calmly to the peaceful admonitions of the old war
ror. If, in testimony of respect for the man who
had fought with distinguished success in the war
Of independence, and became, at its close, the
first President of the Republic, they united for
short time in doing honor TO their ancient libe-
rator when the .tfteS were over and even before
his presence among them had lost its nov
city, the former distinctions of caste revived,
and new conspiracies were planned The order
and quiet, which the friends of General PAEz con-
fidenty believed that he alone possessed sufficient
influence to establish, have, after brief interval,
been rudely broken in upon by new Revolution.
President CASTRO, who lacks the energy necessary
to fit him for the ruler of turbulent people,
has increased the antagonism existing between the
mixed races and the whites, by resorting to tempo
rizing expedients when he should have crushed
out the rebellion in the early stages of its growth.
The advice given by PAEz was disregarded, and
the tender of his services TO the government
coolly received and so indierently supported that
he determined once more to abandon Venezuela
and return into exile. He has, therefore, again
taken up his residence in this country, and from
his advanced age, and from the condition of utter
disorganization to which Venezuela has been re-
duced it is scarcely probable that he will ever re-
visit his native land.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02
RDnKE PEnEIKED

From Henry Taylor, Sun Iron Building:
SPARKS FROM LOCOMOTIVE; or, Life ans Liberty in Eu
l2mo. PIP. SO5. New York Derby Jackson I9 Nassau
ST. N2ons OF vrDocQ the principal agent of the French
ina French expressly for this edition, with illustrative
$50 From the press Of i B. Peterson Brothers PiiIa
Also THE FAIR MAID OF PERTH" of j. B. Peterson Bro
Tiers cheap edition Of Waverly
MAGAZINES
We have on our table:
HHgy6,s MEEG4AHTs MAGAZINE, for august, l852 ,.-o
THE AMERICAN FARMER, for August, 1859.
We cut from the Farmer the following quaint
observations on turkeys and tobacco worms:
F'WoRMs-TURKEYs.-No you will have upon
you the great enemy-the army of worms. Turkeys
about the size of small mans fist are at this time
the middle of JULY selling brskly in the Tobacco
growing counties of Maryland at 10 cents apiece.
We recOllect when 40 cents was considered good
price. A good flock of turkeys, we'll managed by a
woman and or two children, are very effective,
before the Tobacco and the worms get large. They
should have always feed of corn before being
driven to the field After ten O'clock when the sun
is hot the worms hide, and the turkeys should be
allowed to rest in the shade till towards the after
noon, being allowed in the meanwhile another
moderate feed of corn. An old gobler of some ex-
perience is very good "'wOrkey," when he takes
kindly to the business. If he is disposed to strut
and play the gallant and make a fool of himself
pun ms tau out, and lie VIII go meekly to work like
a sober citizen in plain clothes"
THE RURAL REGISTER.
This new semi-monthly seems determined, by the
amount and variety of its contents, to win its way
into the hearts and homes of farmers. We observe
that The american Farmer is substantially also a
semi-montbly, it has begun to issue supplement
in the middle of each month.
The NORTH AaEErCAS RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE
for August 1850 Published monthly by Sherwood i
White, Baltimore, Md.
These Guides are extremely useful, if conducted
with due and conscientious care-otherwise, they
are nuisances. We have no doubt, from the ex
plantations which have been afforded us, and also
from the arrangement of the tables that the enter
prising publishers will endeavor to make this just
what it should be-
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We publish elsewhere the opinions filed by Chief
Justice LEGRAND and Justice Tuck, in the case of
GREGG and others Us. The MAYOR and City Council,
and the BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
the perusal of which will to correct any msap
prehensions that may prevail in regard to the ex-
tent of the present decision of the Court of APP
peals.
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The Press of Philadelphia, completed its second
year of existence yesterday and expresses its CRATE
full of the favor it has received in the brief
period of its existence, manifested by large circu
lation and an abundant advertising patronage
We congratulate our contemporary on its success
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THE PENN MrruAL Line INsrnANcE CoMeANY.

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Company.
In another column will be found letter, addressed Sam
uel Townsend ESQ., Agent Of the above Company, certify
ing to the prompt payment of policy of go Thousand dol
lars the life of the late Nicholas c. Brce This is what
should be- and always will be the with those who deal
with responsible and honorable companies, such the
penn MUTUAL has proved itself to be- There very few
who cannot make provision for their families
this way; and to neglect it is highly injudicors if no
criminal j2l2aw2w
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, WHO Buy
HERE AND ELsEwHERE-IIaving established Agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, for the sale Of my
ROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL, for the growth and pre-
sevaton of the HAIR dealers be supplied by Of the
undersigned at manufacturers prices:
Carey, Ganger & Howard, New York
Y. Bazn, Philadelphia
c. W. FOwle & Co, Boston.
Fred. Hickey & Sons, Baltimore
J seph Boury 4 Sons, Baltimore.
And of the Proprietor, d. C. DRISCCLL,
j3OH So Baltmors street
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pearance as a great commercial centre To de-
scribe what she now is, would require more space
than we can now command, and that pleasant
task must therefore, be deferred until another
occasion
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ADVERTISING RATES
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No noiice ran be taken of Anonymous Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
Inv tbe name address of the wrtenot necessarily for
publication, but a guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communica
tons.
etters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, Maryland"
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The lovers of good eating are informed thaL Mr.
s. RIM Pratt street. still the daily receipt of all the
which he will supply families at city prices They very
fine and of good size for family He has also received
very fine TERRAPINS, hich he will furnish TO Hoe
Keepers alive to families in any style they be
dered. His Bill of Fare is full and complete, his
Bar and gents calling in will find every thing they may
sire in the eating line. 1t