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GEMS OF AMERICAN SCENERY We
" have ro~ In stock i.rs- varet of STbaEOsGOPlC
VIEWS Do,.d Ard pcuirsln- n the U1it-d
These cn5r ia seI~c I'D msd b7 the ln1oo
~. reo.copic Company t4G pdoz aud % n.ds BY a- S-w
YoJk st-'ecsc pic - hs0o n1ely coored
Am nf ih-,e views sev, raj -sch of
Lske G.0r,e, Eeu foIk and visui.y,
Sefsosa srrings, Pnil-d~ pn. vicinity
Cofoes falls Potomac Ri'-r
G.us F.la Pstsp-co siyer.
T., DtpI Falls Bbenspooan Ryer,
Cefttte Fsls, brp-rs Fcny
Hud.on River, WsshiDstou ID.
West Pan. Bount verbou, Maosi1n and
Cststil Muuntaifs To1Ib
Also stock Of Groups domestic AID imported Of
all prics,
will hud es'sbishment ne fines she )h
variety Of V~s (sBy Il them .od by
oabI housed n and will qleuty have bet
opportunity f.d for ~xiDiuus conpa log all
the various styles and qus,is Of sod
ID. APPLETON On,
No. 3t5 aud Es Broadway
B-We prepared 70 male sp-ci disco d,
the O the 6.Teoscopio Co. for whom
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Cost on0 foune.

A snn REWARD will be given for toe return
NONV of . coo ,ll W 100 and so balls f ne Aef
espi. B.rt s, saturday narnias a.. u s'''s H' ue
U.-rharts' Bark 70 Nss.su.st and the Postone c,r
WISsLOw, LAsIEA Co, NO ~ ".ne-
40 REWARD.-I,n.t on Friday the 9Th inst /,
&Z IA ,ops frn No ls5 Eat II bet N Brosd~sy tasnoe
y aah .. to ga sv, PENSION PAPERS I,e .s9's re
ard II Be psd rvturHins them 70 me ,, cnSWAy
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AmnsemeuIS.

A CADEIIY If MUSIC MADAME GASsIER.
fs.m uI !. ,ss ssu sssie. Osc,.se own %. A.a
u Mu'c Ho dwn 'o.D slb-l' s,.'ioos,y s'ots No
d a. .ns Han soa'. MS.i. Stare ~ s''''' ~ - ''''|
~, s os.
n..dsy Tne sale Of frea,s O~ra comn"nc on ThIsdry
WfDSEsDAY ssps IT, SIS,
First appearance 'i Msossr isr ,,s, Cassie sssssx
In l.. s,I'','i soSsrssSHH SsTS.s SH-,'
sIGNOR SRIGNoL1
vii 's e, he s,i s h,,. two ,'' 1" great role OF h
The q ts M,aane CASTERS frs: appeaIancs
'''-A-'-s'' ~ o. THURSDAY, sps,Sas
'''' ~ madam. ADELAIDE coRrEsI.
in her sr.s, role Of 49,,
Flint .rps.rane. Of the f4vo,,- Trror
s 81 so,Ss rS sso. ssS' oS wsdny
THE sAhSEk 6F sEviLLA
s'''h' appearance Madame CASTER
secord srpesrance Of
BRIGNoLl a. .l~syiv., AMoDIo |: Ra'No-
eRAsD r. sA'GspAf cspA porBTg %iTffg' MArisEE, "a
IN Which all hs arsts OF tho present uH-aased 60 onon
IIHstrsI MAD eGtsfrsI MAD. eAssEs MAD srRAKoscH,
AMoDio G.sNCR, JUNCA
ocie.a and Chorus of One Hundred r.rtrm.n under the
eir,csi.n AAeeIEcA'
CRAND VOCAL aud INSTRUMENTAL
~ COACEnT at
ELIZABErHrOWN, J.,
"WEDNESDAY, tse ~ a inst, .; LIBRARY HALL.
The follos por ulsr Artists will sppear va:
hA oAzzAS'cA as Nj .as assosT s:.. SrEFASl' AhOA
Conductnrs-Nsssrs MUZO and ALBlrEs -
The e-l-br.'.d American Pianist, H. SANDERSON, VIII
execute foI- F,nt.saa
Ii.kETs a CENTS. To be h.d at the door, or q. the
Rairoan Ez bethto~n kh~sy SeSnrk and Plain
Exrs after tn. Coc.r will convey Passengers ct
Railway. Plsinted, Newak and jersey City.
DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL.
THIS EVENING, Sept. is,
GRAND CONCERT
MADAM ANNA BlSbOP!
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON!
ARTHUR NAPOLEON!
MADAM ANNA BISHOP,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON
MADAM ZIMMERMAN
$40 rAFFANELLI!
CARL ANSCHUTZ!
TOMORROW tToursdsy) EVENING. the same eminent
Ari,'s.
Adnittsnee FIFTY CENTS each occasion.
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GREAT AGRIC CULTURAL FAIR


GREAT AGRICU rURAL FAIR
"
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
10 the CITY Of New orb,
Embracing Exhibition of Hoes, Cattle Shesr WA
P~,r, snd ssrcnmrai IBp.u.o's inoluons Steam Pows
ana otS~r seAm MACHINE ~ tof fsfnios pnrP'~s,
Under n. dU.c 1k,n u ths
BOARU OF AGRICULTURE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Tose,her with the FELL Exho,toa n tho ,.,
kEW-YOkK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, -
.l be bella HAsiLroN rAKx sad The .p.soas sss M ~
Sd .y Railroad Company 2A sd 2h Of Ssesem?os
pr mum, ef 81 Plate. Caps ,nd Medals wt b. swndse.
sperisl Premium II 90 wui be awarded bf Ne ~
working STEAM PLO ".
pew feature ct = Exhcions Will bs
A MARKET FAIR,
IN ~b;ch p~r,ors may brpS snd other asss Of Ac
tursl Produce fr ls. E1.ss BE- made hsm tss ion 70
The 4nrn sep'emb@r. =.
ob.4insd Office II tbs IastutS, Cooper uns'n Dw's6
of 3to-st aid Ehs
By VI the Board Of Asrcatnre ,,,,,yos <..,--..
JObs w. CHAMBERS, Gcve'sry.
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pARAGnN ,,ou-
and wf-h orfiifancy o
b.h, 10 e.vOd of sn.h flicker ling ready cheat
"a t,Enaps a,s Esht Cxr b. had Ma Ill Broad way
Ny ooiLSn I'N'' D- : -
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BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA.-Price

RREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA.-Price
ID siN
ID. APPLETON L ca. No.. $40 (. d s4' BROADWAY.
Have JUST PUsLIssED:
BREAKFAST DINNER, AND TEA. e~ed C'a.sea1y,
Poetcaliy aud Practically CoDsoip curious 0sh.s
and F.sss OF oil 'ins aud Beside sVo modern Re
ceip's vol sps ! atO gilt 90, I'll s.
Fronl The Courier and EDqsTer
This beautifully printed volu /, ians oh Of
the and besd only ookes oto h. acpsc!atd
Br skts Dnusrs, and Te-s that been y.d in
ell b.iar- tc
sppeE be 10 e. safe and oifect 10 b.
prepared for bin the best Bfesk Dnuers and Teas in al
i'm o
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OARD BROTHERS & Co Manufacturers oi
ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES. No y Aaien
lane New.YgIk MAnusctsry, aronslyn Conn '"'d rsn
repaired sxc hanged
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nlusiral Boxes.

aiFCHANICAL SlNGlNG-BIRD and MU-
N0 aIcAL BOXrS ~ al styles and Gses paying 80
10 n and - ,nnrs pssr.ed in, hru pr snc rose
90 bss ~Rh every variety u Sccompsnimecu snd D.A
ctnd b. hs Aiers < owi.serad, saprssy i'f ="
HARuoSIPHOSEs
hANDOLINES,
OCvERrCRES,
ToRT2 PIANOS
pe'" PAiLLAHD 4 AAkrlN.
Iusor.ep Of ws,el,s snd Aadosi Boxes h.as0A's
usicL bu1-s repaired
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6prrta NoIltrs.

Republican Central Committee.-A regular meeting
Of u.s Canmttss Will be h.Io at No brcaa~sy, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept II. q, o'cloet
C. A. PEABODY, Chairman.
9so srAnsow. Secretaries
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1tationerp an6 fanr9 Sooos.

CCOUNT BOOKS asd STATIONERY.
"A A fan supply CONSTANTLY ,aud aud %DE - ORpnn,
AZ ~ Lv, pt,n.s bu.ines iuvied call ~ TdE
a., n STAND HOWE FERRY
Late Rs, pof Hove Fry
No 10 bVwery.
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lust OPP NED-Apother csse Of Paris mids
TrsveBps ,Id sb. pprs RAGS drOshsd rei.t Bis., Ne
JOHN CATTNAGH, 1rusk h,nu.acurer and Importer. No.
Brusows, 4hst and No. So Broadsay, Of
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('AMELS' HslR SHAW LIS and SCARFS.
" ARNOLD CONSTABLE, Co, viii make their Fall
,1r. tirp VI THURSDAY S-p, IS
iLt.- Goods purchases OF fh- r-cegt large
AUCTiOH SAILS IN LONDON,
ard for beauty and vel,y In design BE- surpassAd
Il. and invited - o-o-e
ehssrls. CaLalst, corner Of Mrrssr
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where manual labor is respected and honored or
where it is regarded as the fit employment only of
the ensaved and degraded. Such Indifference is
not felt, and ought not to be feigned
Every American must in his heart desire either
that slavery SHOULD, or that it should not be ex-
tended into our Federal Territories, and each has
right to proclaim and act upon his choice. Ii the
deliberate sentiment of the people constitutionay
expressed shall favor slavery extension New York
will submit, she has always submitted, to de-
cisions fairly made, which contravene her convic-
tions or her interests, however disappointed, by
any lawful action of the constituted authorities of
the United States. She has never faltered nor
sought redress in acts of notification in threats
OF disunion. She wages no war upon the institu-
lions or the interests of her sister States. While
frankly avowing that should the legal exclusion of
slavery from the Federal Territories conduce to the
diminution of its influence, and the limitation of its
existence throughout our country and the world
that fact, so far from constituting objection,
would afford additional reason for her emphatic
adherence to the policy of restriction
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On the first of January, day on which the
merchants of the olden time were accustomed to
write LAUs Dec in their day-books and ledgers,
telegram from Mobile informed us that the Filibus-
tiers who escaped from that port in the Susan, had
landed at Puerto Cabello, in Honduras and pro-
ceeded forthwith across the country to Leon, Mica
raugua. There was certainly nothing in this
intelligence that was worthy of pous ejaculation,
but much to elicit feeling of profound humilia-
ton A later dispatch, however, dated from the
same place, and on the same day, brought very
different tidings. The Filibusters had been
wrecked off the coast of the Belize, and were in
debted to the generous Intervention of the
British Governor for the means of re-
turning to Mobile-in Her Britannia Maesty's
steamer Basilisk. When the Susan gave the
Revenue Cutter the slip, and carried off in triumph
an officer of the UNITED STATES there were not
wanting those who exulted over the contemptuous
disregard for the authority of the Federal Govern
ment which was thus evhced by Captain MAURY
and his crew. His previous exploits
were narrated with much gusto. We were
told that he was the same Captain MAURY who
fought the well known duel against the French
Zouave De RIvIERE, and that once he sailed his YES
sci into the harbor of Havana without compass or
chronometer and steered her home as he was report
ed to have said, by the empty champagne bottles he
threw overheard. We need not remind our
readers that this latter anecdote has IA very
'ancient and fsh-like SMELL" and may be found,
if we recollec rightly, in the published adventures
of one Mr.. BARNEY O'REARDON. The narrative
given by Lieutenant WHITE, while detained a
prisoner on board the Susan, until he was trans
ferred to homeward bound vessel, did not
promise a very favorable termination to the fill
clustering expedition. If Captain MAURY did not
steer back from Havana by the bottles he threw over
board, ne appears to have endeavored to accom-
plish the feat on his voyage to Omoa 'sThe Off
GERS, says Lieutenant WHITE, espent the time
''reading and indulging in champagne number
''of baskets of the latter being slowed away under
'the berths And while sitting around the social
aboard, many good yarns were spun-MAURY
''striking appearance, with his blue flannel pants
'red shirt, cap, and high-topped boots. Upon
'being asked, by Lieutenant WHITE, what was
'the latitude, he hunted up his quadrant, but said
"that what with reading law, acting Marshal, and
Excepting store, he had become little rusty in
'the science of navigation, but expected to rub up
Gin a day or two" For once, at least, the
usual luck of the Captain of the Susan de-
serted him. The bottles, as might have rea-
sonably been anticipated, swamped his
schooner on coral reef and left his flibustering
passengers at the mercy Of the winds and waves.
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KINDLING Wool KNDLING Wool
SAWED AND SLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
Sawed and Split by Machinery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand for this Wood
have greatly increased my facilities preparing and de
liverng it. am prepared to fill all orders with dispatch
for OAK or PINE WooD, of any length size, delivering it
part of the city free of carriage guaranteeing the
quantity that is contained in before being sawed and
split. JAS II JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill
~ Office of Baltimore and North Streets over Pa.
triot Office.
JAS. W. GODDESS,
No. 90 MULBERRY STREET, NEAR EUTAw.
METAL ROOFING,
HOUSE CUTTERS AND SCOUTING.
Also, REPAIRING AND BUILDING HOT AIR FURNA-
CES, LATR0BE STOVES. o8Iy
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THE GROVER & BAKER

The GROVER K BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the recent I'M
provements, have reduced their prices and
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
PRICE $50
1t no longer questioned that these Machines are the best
in use for family sewing They
HEM, FELL, GATHER STITCH
in the most superior manner, and the only machines in
market that well and simply made, that they may
sent into families with other instructions
aimed in circular which accompanies each machine and
which
CHILD OF Ten YEARS
readily learn how them, and them
They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamstress
can do it, if she works a, the rate of
ONE CENT Hour.
Is there husband father, brother in Un,d States
who would permit the drudgey hand sewing his fami-
y, when GROVER BAKER MACHINE will do it better,
expedtously and cheaper possibly be done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and salclS7 Baltimore street. Bati
more; 495 Broadway, New York.
n Agencies in all the principal cities and towns in the
United States
~ Send for circular. Milf
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TEMPLE OF LIGHT.

TEMPLE OF LIGHT.
LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE,
ECONOMIST IN BURNING GAS.
SAVE YOUR EYES
CARCEL GAS BURNER
was awarded a SILVER MEDAL by the MARYLAND INSTI
TUTE,
For economy in consumption of Gas,
For selfreguating power.
For softness and steadiness of light,
For simplicity of construction.
For durability and beauty Of finish.
Office No 50 Baltimore street, near Gay
dS-lm NJ VENNARD
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LADn. WEBSTER 81 Co.'s

UNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where stitch is required.
2O2 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Easter Co.'S
Samples o. work sent by mail.
Every description of work executed to order.
Families supplied with Machines and Operators by day
week jaI-tf
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Sundays excepted price Two CENTS; served in the city
at twelve and half cents per week. payable to the carr
ers mailed subscribers out othe CITY, at SIX DOLLARS
per annum The TRI WEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scribers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-irva-
raby cash in advance OFFICE OF PUBLIcATIoN-North-
East of Baltimore and North streets, Baltimore.
Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
Baltimore, Maryland.n
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CHRISTMAS GOODS. CHRISTMAS GooDs.

CHRISTMAS GOODS. CHRISTMAS GOODS
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
corner of Calvert and Water sts.,
Has received his goods the holidays consisting
Rich Fancy Goods Fine Jewey Gold and Silver Watches,
Pure Silver Ware Silver Plated Tea Sets and Watches Cas-
tors Forks Knives Mante Clocks with very large variety
of useful articles, suitable presents The public respect
fully invited to call and examine the stock. diff
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William Lyon Mackenzie, the leader of the Pa
trlot War or Canada Rebellion, seems to be in high
favor in Toronto, the city from which he driven
when the war broke out. He has since been mem
Der of Parliament, and was recently nominated for
Mayor of Toronto, but declined the honor and is
soon to have homestead presented to him, for the
purchase of which over $1,000 has been subscribed.
- Mr.. Wallis, the "heavy man" of the Louisville
Theatre, was badly stabbed Saturday by Will
liam Hardin. Hardin threw the remains of a glass
of liquor in Wallis face, and then stabbed him.
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On the 4h instant, by Rev J. McCron, WILLIAM FISH
Err, of Philadelphia, to ELENORA daughter late Rev
Chas. g. Weyl, of this city.
On New Years morning at No 60 Ann street, by Rev J.
). McMurray, Rev. JOHN FOLEY, of Danvle Pa, Miss
MARTHA V REAY, of this city Also at the same time
WILLIAM HANCOCK, Esq, of Danville, Pa, Miss MARY
A. REAY of this city.
At Eieotts Nils, on the oath ut by Rev W. Grand
In Wesenport, Nd, the 2st ult, by Rev T. Mcclure,
JAMES SWEARlNGEN and Miss MARTHA ID. J0SLEN,
hnth of PiaIln1nnr. Va
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INNOCENT AND USEFUL PLEASURE.

INNOCENT AND USEFUL PLEASURE.
by it Egypt and its ruins the Nile and its turbaned
boatmen Greece and its Acropolis," &C. &c-N p Willis
The above delighted exclamation the gifted Poet
Serreoscopc examination be realized by all others,
from infinite variety of Them PAPER and GLASS,
opening and SALE with form of Box No North
Liberty
dl5-lm WIN A WIsoNG
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j. B. II. PHELPS

Has Just received handsome assortment of Black and Col
ored RIBBED BEAVER CLOTHS for Ladies Cloaks Also has
on hand large and well assorted stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres
and Vetngs. He also will make up CLOTHING of every
scription.
Call and see him No 07 Baltimore street. adjoining Sun
son u Co. n0tf
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDONED.
WOOD'S GREAT ARTICLE HAS TAKEN THE FIELD.
Prof Wood stands upon eminence chemist whose
tenton has been turned intervening hair tonic has
before reached His fame is sudden but worldwide, and
thousands who have wigs been bald for years
now, through the of preparation wearing their own
natural and luxurant head covering So much for chems
try, the chemistry of human life, and the laws which apply
to the functions of the system Professor Wood studied out
the human hair its character its properties its disease and
how to restore the decayng vitality of that ornament he
in his his that hair is unnatural
less the of the had reached four and he
believed that the hair could he naturally revalzed He
tried his own casemost bald and quite grey the
thirty he restored his own hair in coor strength and
INSURANCE and the article he did it with he gave
world Get WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE and take
nothing else.
CAUTION of worthless limitations as several are
already in the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Wood Hair Restorative, Depot
St Louis, Mo-, and New York; are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by
all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United
Canadas, and by
d279w 81 and 80 Biitimore street
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The late harvest in the old world has been an
abundant one. No better evidence could be ad-
duced of the plentiful crops in Europe this season
than is shown in the falling off in the export thther
of breadstuffs from the port of New York since the
LIST of September last, as compared with former
years. For this period in 1857 there were exported
36l 900 barrels of four 2,750 900 bushels of wheat
and 100000 bushels of corn, each export of which
latter articles were in 1857 only one-half of what
year the export is only about rs, 900 barrels of
Hour Az 900 bushels of wheat and 3l9 900 bushels
of corn, being altogether less in value than the
responding export of last year by some four and a
half millions of dollars.
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r p RAYTEY

R. P. BAYLEY,
No. HANOVER ST, NEAR BALTIMORE ST,
Has just opened fine stock of CHINA GLASS and QUEENS
WARE, SILVER PLATED WARE, CAsToRs FINE CUTLERY, &c
which he intends selling of CHEAP cash Persons abou
buying would do well to call at No HANOVER ST. nl6f
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A lad named Samuel Allen, was arrested at Jer-
sey City, on Monday last, charged by his father
with disorderly conduct and truancy. The boy
made a counter charge against his father for send
ing him. together with his brother and sister into the
streets to pick pockets He said that his brother
and sister arrested the Saturday previous in
New York, for this offence, and that his father beat
and had him arrested for returning home without
anV money
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increase 81, 446
During the year the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road transported to Baltimore city 316,226 tons;
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal transported to the
District cities 27l 800 tons and l04 500 tons were
sent to places along the line of Railroad and Canal,
and for home consumption.
The amount shipped, from the commencement of
operations in 1912, to Dec. 3lst, 1885, is 4935637
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The Queen of England has title. The re-
cent Indian Proclamation bore her titles and digni-
ties thus, the part itacised being the new style
Victoria, by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the
Colonies and Dependencies hereofin Europe, Asia,
Africa, America and australia, Queen, Defender
of the Faith"
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OCCoCcoOo1G

the only stitch that be travelled, and that
presents the same appearance each side the
is made with two threads upon side fabric
and interocked in the centre oft Send for Circular
OFFICE-126 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
AMERICAN BUILDING,
sicily Baltimore Md
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Gg-partmrsbip Aotitfs.


1 ~. wi AM Nl4hnonll nEhEIOTOl.E EA-
MER, under the finn Of G. b, siingua Co, is this day
ing from sad a y mutual CONSENT Thomas . Hummer retr
G. B. SLINGLUFF,
January l. 1871
n B SLNGLUFF will cont;nue tbo b,sness
u. as heretofore under the same syIa and at the same
TSHE COMPREHENSIVE OF c0T7RT7 iS3ss 3
Either may use the Of the m IN see@an
of its affairs s. COURTNEY,
JA JANE s A. T. G SoHuTRRffN
r1,HE UNDERSIGNED wi, oortinna ..o NO
Il BACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
g SOUTH GAY STREET under the firm Of tGSoTRTNEY
January !, ,s,, JAS. 4, cotRTEGsy,
rp0W = z,rT777I NJ !, I,f,TT5 1ae-tl
Nun AND 70 1f IL SOUTH 4G GA1TRRf STREET
The Copartnershp hitherto existing between the subscri
d as5s BY ra @ta nf firm Of kEfS TRoxElL Co.. this
S SAMTE e 5 KEYSERY
Baltimore, January l, 1859 WILLIAM AhfsEK'
the purpose continuing the Iron Business ms hitherto con
at the same place , un
WITTIihM 1KEEY4-SER,
Baltimore, January l. 1853. H. IRVINE kEfSkk
retiring from business have placed to the credit of my
sons, III addition to their own Capital, the of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS at the RISK OF the business, and solicit
or S ne" urn continuance OF the confidence long
tended to myself
!al2w SAMUEL s. kEYSER.
N ~ DA1' u Il: oi1OtN HAo lnlo DA1 BE-
4Yi COME partner in our House JOS. YATES co.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
/ .. = : ~ .t'- -, -, -, 80, 20 l.
piIo4 20 rlheIsIlP uhaer the hrn OF ROY INEl
IMbLf, ior the purpose Of transacng the Gun Trade
Ill all It's branches an eng IN Hardware and Cutlery.
L. POULTNEX
- PaLIlMoRE, Jan: ISL, lo29. Jalu
GOAL NOTICE-THE + DERS CINE n
4 J AGENTS Co.. a., .oIo % A.. DnCToN ,
W. 81 II III; eaie Vi ule 'pAi CoMfA
EESS 80, " u e M WI-N hA L. Wal, hl 81
NfHS undef tle nfm Of /. ID. LONEl co. at the Office
No 81 SOUTH STREET HALL & L0NEY
Baltimore, January lst 1857 jal-tf
NO-PARTNERSHIP We tho undaryrno5
I jbare tbi d FNTTpUr, ~o anTSiI,ISSI nTul
nder the name a3d sti ~ n INV P1I r N
nrose az VI qST NJ Pl1i5I y or ts
RIose 81 conducting the DlSIllIllNG BU SIN ESS i'll all
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-06
GEORGE MCkENpREE TEAL.

Ia,
At the northeast of Baltimore and Frederick
has received his Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAssMEREs and
NEsTINGs.
Weare satisfied thapersons wishing economze articles
of dress will money by purchasing him OIL 3m
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-06

Singers SEWING MACHINES,
AT l05 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
We are offering a family machine at the Low
PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS
~ Hemmng guages of every width, binding guages of
all sizes, are adjusted to machines.
m- Send for copy OIL NJ. Singer Il Co.'s Gazette
Off W. f. BRODERICK, Agent