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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22

TETE-A- EErES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
a u AND LOUNGES kE-UPHOLSTERED AND RE-
NAhNlNHED or altered over The latest styles aud uat
terms. AN kinds OF Upholstery roru ed on The shnrieEt
ng'tig on also AZ ut for ne FURNl1U URE VARNISH
flNlhl Tor me city OF CCYluud, adapted 10 pianof and
ull Kinds o. Funllureuevor cracks or sears removes
stnnh a. 90 me wood aud leaves han duish and p0i
peuse " " 80 '
pamass aud Muslin CuIiaus made aud put up TO order.
tended Co.
NJ C. being practical Upho' sierer, and having folloE
ga ltar dlheranl branches u the principal cities OF tha
ts 1 years. he ig c.abed 20 give pnuct satisfuclon,
no charge Work done for about one half the price usually
CHARGED by uttr furrtures OPS
~ OIdtTs may be len with ~ q. Brown, Decorate,
Husg.Rs CHICHESTER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-22
SPIRITS
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
8 rr-nn.m Lna- On l.El

Tay y z9ionl2 OOA Is OOWatsr-E Eastn Elbbn ls0 I IS
10 basd f9ton "a - Sandy Tfd Cemnt I 3l(1 3S
Ions ---....-.e3b l4Gn l6Vhite Lime ...... 90 I 90
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
e. II / ID

Nto& Tenn ARRANGEMENT nit ciurm Der NrGGtru
Grerbrducr IN NhtIorrlpbjo liuo mir lest III rem
Stnno ltlcbt, Gin icNr gutce unp lhGnro Wager
Eirr 81 - per Barrel in uup ! &c9o Irri ms
Nnuo 9%cjtciert DEN Ncrrcn aHirtbrn III prrtauicn,
nnr brFen audb ojcemol mtcprr t09 Gcrouil0cn
gu potcu, unlcr Sicr bier am trlicttcitrn Il. iiuz
Den. @antCr s y"uburrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
=. &uhrn'A

PSI tb1hnft uno To0 trrr- Salpn,
WninltroBe, Smildeu rcr Il. uup IS, ccm Worft
HcACnubCr.
Ctclc Ncr unb 9eid'moteNlI cirecridtttc @itEihoft, ip rur
ne ec't'n Glupro, y09crsSCr uUb ioniti0c @riuiauu0Cn &c.
tdtrt mcrogn, c@mplCtIt ictucn 5rcantcn unc tci oci6nmuCu
SWtitturl sum- ~iciFi1cn 9'cluh VpuiS Gpkcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
9Hmtermpccn non 6itrn mn NfiiRcn.

Ten !tntcrirtdnctcn ocrciht co Wm &cr9nuacn, lcircr
N%rcunccn uno ccm NutIltum Ietn Wager rcn Scbf- une
SHInitr &N1drrr %tmpftbirn III trnncn, cas- ans ben mucrTn-
Zen @~icito'jn. Silf, Tl, uup WittrNltcn ir S5rrrt: MN
@uHttn, lUric aus StrcN, ycQhCur. Q0ndm0 ma NIImtldtt
Nuttn, unr 6Nnc9 MWern unb HjnNcr. 6uitu ,. &c. be,tchl
w;.ht Nrtitcl tg Nc9cn bNar GuRtrit biui0 ]vcrt0uft.
hutc mcrCtn nan Ncvltriit 0n0cfcrii0t.
AtTlc.tt bi;tcl, ltlntn Stprt No. Isl %rcoSitr. III bcTIGcn
nm EN- NGarcnioacr SIT ]bt'idfiNcr. GCr. e. g4fttp. 9sf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
OSuG4cGe S~$Sjrtb6sDoff.

&cc uNit icttnct1 crI0utt I'D, (ctuc 6rcurCt mn - &C
hannis StutNpt &ublttlm sum SCUdrC lciEcr an ~rrarin GFc
sSc,NmcCH2lUc, cCul S0trlrp- M N]C0crutc) ocicCcncn ncucll
Gdrtcur u rtbltOtt r~!cuneljdit C%tniuiGcCu, nc an ICtCm Eooe
str 2%cdc, HHupilNGllidh Ntcr an jCccm Srn1rG0 umo MpntGN
nit ott tcltcn GrfrtidNungCn mrtl "CliChCu III, WCStalt Gil Cr
Ieht mblrtt&cr @clu nit Ger &criiUctuaN ;uYrrtrnurcrccr
StoWntn3 cNtSc9cn'clt OOerOr SGEf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Wall Street Laqer-Rier-SaIon.

StricHtt lets ccS tcIlc E09cr. @icr, audi orcrc Or
iIll">r"9c", mte mNltnntc 3cr,nec, Cdtcu Sdnrctu- uur
EtimpUI"tr VAC, Ncir4rc, SNIoirc t. Wcrtrn ici0 nrurc-
'idlt ccrabrCiht, uue titct I'M ecuciltcn ,3uGrud.
I~m. Is. GNprkprn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Ntutr StcrC!
SIC. 232 Srrao StraEe,
q. q. 81 Users
WeprN 6rejta {
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9lp. 1913 8r oclr., NJ mpnp,
rmeFjcal ZEN r]tU!ittn = .ncn Mjtm rs Icin mpblaiTcrtir.
les Wager san 0Gmcn = Gubcu CT ucr Satrita;iCn, uuo
I0ctt bNlr.trn frtuNcl5 . iu cIrcHl CiIGc ptiiCltcn Gin. IA
Er EeeriC!Gt az, 'cuC 0ct rtcn Nunbc nit outer mn uUth rcrs
tdImtFnaFA 5tiiNcr = lOre beNicn ! iU fcuncn. 49, 9tcgaya-
iNrtn N.rctn ttltkMe N|SA.fWhrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

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Srroo GtrNGc, jNiiden 6. H.. :. Strn

Srroo GtroBc, jlpiihen 6. II. I. StrnBf, ncpcu
u. Shap's o@Gilbcim Gcu Naue".
3trieitc cmpfta!t rc1 blciigcn mn ourterciitnrrn @Gblj.
tNm lC"c auT2 9clHmadnpultc c]jn3trihNtc Warbirtubr,
aNo ldmciIglt It'd. oaf Yicmano leirtn Shpp GnErS, ais
bCtil iUlrcnru ubcr bic .NT!bcilbafr @ieriuocrun0 utgtdFt,
bic i5mi inter ltincu uma ClHer UtbuiTtn 06ncc III 8bcl
mlrc.- GcgNcr empfthit CT it yl h~irUr4ijtcn Spcrationer,
ais S0GnNuouthmcn, Mccrla1en, 2iiulclciceen, Str0vfti
IL. Il. G,ricl5e fubyt Gin Eager Der bclrn 0driumcriru II.
%iatrtrt cine dleacSfidbnctc &jnftUr aeaCn pG3 Srauntrocn Il.
AUetaIen or ba0rt. I'M SuiprurD bit!tt y. 6pttc9.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
Ed1Crticr=S 0tru.

@fcircu TrcuncC" NM rem 9ub,iium IN: IutCmciucr sc
sTnttcnt StnictGc. car i' cc fruhcr Yru mir all 9rrIcmoE,
eCfuNrtr >~%ribltoft wltccr utcrncmntn bOtC unc tic SIM
s'cUdc bClcne %cn,gicbit. SIR sUtce %icr mn ipairac Grs
%rtlGunatr Miro SrrGC troGcu 81. gtoctnt
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SEic)t 31V itbcrTcbcm!

hiCymtt rrloubc ih mir orm ecCbrtcn tc@tIhcn Nutliyum
Ct trFctrrc &n tiAc III mot'cn, rap ih 0m N!t.u Nflrtts, ~.
Sworr Der MA.tts6Nuc 9t9cGubcr, Gin
&lrtprrs, Shub uno Sfcicl iomir aud
ShnrttmanrCn UicltGit
cr1T1Ct tobc, Wlb tjttt IN; oerciGtgn 3riyrll,. jnbcm id
lctnc "nt buiiW @coitnuUl %iuljdrrc. s.. Hict. Md..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

WQrtesa S~SSirf0Iayoft.

2rm Ctutittn Nutlifum oc c~r0ctcnc Ir;ciQt, Oar Ter
Nritv cld'Nctc cc iruhCr YIN Sru. GutIe an g~rpGritroEc &C
Il re "Grtn ISrtblh0ft ubcrrrmmcn Sat, bic, ru unc Gc.
w'm0f"r'. IN crtdtct, ctucm ,cdt ;abl { den @cudt cniGc.
't;,ct. Grr u~taur9cn Ter bcitn GuoIitlt inr ncts rrrrS.
,.Nt1 U,h Wcroe t1 Milo bcmuFcn, rUrh f%rcunti&c Yccjcnuna
htltn Staten III cincm germ tcIimtcn 9cronu0ur0erIGf M
mltCl. 9&m. StcbcI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

N~ " N"-
Gin fSrmltder Naujc sntitanp an rcr Qcnocner
SGrIc nnb RE GonipIc ftclen auf Of 50.
9tnr anNerpstte. e~tenfdaS nod unrcrtiir9te ytah
ribt III tie, Ycn Dem terc,tt crfclstcn Ginmaride Der
0%rnn3cicn in Sarotricn.
Gn3lNnc. Oic 9r6Ftc G~bItiatcit 6errit. in t,n
2Irlr"Nirn UNI an ccn S1beritrn. Nlau ipridt cavon,
G0F lie ~NCiommtc @iilt; Gn8lanrS motif acmaht
mercen ioqc.
GrNntrsi@. S,im 3uI1mmrntritt r,s Gcrpy
~Fc9jslotf am DC. NpriI las graf 98alemsri cen Sam.
mcrn cine 0cntihriit Gter ce prIitiIhe gaac Gurr.
po'5 Ny. Sn rcr irItcu mcroru bic nltcn beuhGcri-
ihcn &criihcrunQcn ibcr bic 8ricrcnolicte res Rai-
lErt micccrbr!t, 6%rNnfrcjh Safe lid ale nur rcnfearc
NtUbc ~ac9ctcn, nm cen 8rtcrcn III crbartcn. 9Senu
CO 'oercm gu cjnrm &ricac tpmmc, IL Irj eics cin;io
mn ouCtn Ter tcrouefrrrcrurn Yrljtit SrIfrcihs m,
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Gcr Giicr, NIT rem rie &ricatrIitrnoru bctrictcu
wcrrcn, int iit "crrrppcit. Cine ncuc 9Iuebetuno
yen 10000 Mann 1T ouS1citrictcn, unp rc Com
manicure rcr YCrihicpencn 9rmcccorps lnp crnonnt
mrrern. Ter Ntrnttcur tinpi9t rte grnruaunacn ".
ftiicu an.
Y:uiiirr. br NcrcN ven Malotcf. miro rem S6cr.
tcicbl Utcr rjc ChjcrYaticnoarmc fubrcn.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
vCu
SinIuu Strirlcin.

Simru Stciulcin,
9tr. 100 Srr0nr, injldNCn Der Il. unr !. StroEr.
en- turdrci,cnrcr Nutlttum mrrt b,cIce nr mtrrinIc.c
Fchi tciCN9 t%mrtphlcn. Tie MStrttlb0ft ~o,lclb,n III nit orr
e0riu9lulttr G'clrlntcn ouoNCIntct. 81. in0r T. iriihIl0,n
ulH Gritc1t,i1cn oe AfNhtcS ijuc )ccrr;cit "a robcu. Er
lfNne uuo 3trNGmi9c S00l mro hi rprtcmMc.ctn Yeu,n
fclcne cmafrhlcN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
G s Fancy-Srore,

DTy-Goods 3 Fancy-Store,
SIC. l76. ode 8roao= II. 6. Stra6c. Re. l76.
S.:Of. ii enbaum
CIlou5t Ih ta5 0ctbgt 0UbItfum ouimcrtiam III MAIDEN, oaR
Sr lerc &Stutrs9Boartn empfau9cr, re in cncr grGBcn MW2,
rGhl or HCttltcn &lrtittt %bctehen, unN 81 ~uugtncnl biUigcu
9rucn. pIbt feline GpncIrrcui S%IlGllcN, Yrrtnuft wcrCen.
-5W btbc tcGnotrS %fNI9cnoc M,tfct hrrYOr:
Sciocnitu9c, IN itporS uno allen Ntocci0rbrn,
Mgo!tn Gc0tl. ldnS mo FdlbppUtuc,
@tI iuu5 0aui urp b.ltprutNc,
9,tbI, irlanpiidc ECinpauo,
9ctItS njrctrlonciltt5 5ud unN @aiimtrc5,
St1Ul5, 8iantti&, irpie cine 0rpFc MuSrabl ven !nuuir>
fCcgin9 @cDCS II. Wplener II. bdumpoleuen SrUmyitn.
Gin &tlWsD pItlca VaSeg5 wirO ~er9cbtnit rtttcn ycu
z. ". RpieutOum
maize ju: nGItu M1Tfte,
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@jelhlite= &rGTnuna.

MISUNDERSTANDING
g. SjBtn0er, Sttlolcr unp Ma1binif,
Srcanltr0Be, 'milhCn Der l. NM 2. StraBe, i'm
N0uie re0 hrn. 6r. Npuc,
rnrfchlt Th Istntn Srcunoen uno Gem reuiifr NubliFum ;rr
%nftrtl9un9 aucr SdlrNtrortciten uno @tplratIrcu. @cIcr-
ntrS nGt0c Hb %2'utidtgS GET nrcinc SbnbbTtS, Sipps- une
GSteJ- NAl6ncn 0uTmeltinn, fr Htrcn Sue ID saran.ie:e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
ci. Is uiicn.
Cabinet Maker.

5tc StraBc, 'nildcn Yroop- mno MorlbnnIr.
&it S@rtmcraltCitCn urN tC in r;titm GicidSfi vrT.pm.
nlrNotn Nepo!&Iircr rtrbcu lbnch uao bjiirl o~uI0cFukt.
rrd't iIbIrrtre @"fTaNr htttet ~cr0ctcnit IS. @ullcr.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-05
NEIV POOYc prrEyVuD

We have received from Henry Taylor, The New
AMERICAN CycLoPEDIA. Popular Dictionary of
General knowledge Edited by George Ripley and
Charles A. Dana, Volume the Fifth: Chartreuse-
Cougar. vo. PIP. TO. New York: D. Appleton &
Company, 346 and 34s Broadway. London: l6 Lit
tie Britain, 1859.
Also LAST OF THE MoHIcANs. Another of the
splendid edition of the Novels of J. Fennimore
Cooper, illustrated by barley, now issuing from
the press of W. A. Townsend Co., New York.
Also, QUENTIN DURwARD, of T.. B. Peterson and
Brothers, twenty-five cent edition of the Waverly
Novels.
j. W. Irwin, No. 221l South Charles street, has
favored with Nos. 5, 6, and of the BATTLES OF
THE UNITED STATES BY SEA AND LAND, de-, &C., a
splenddly illustrated and beautifully printed work
of unquestionable interest
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SENIOR VATJENTE

This new American comedy, from the pen of
GEO. q. MILES, Esq, of this city, will be produced,
for the trst time on any stage, at the Holiday
Street Theatre tomorrow evening. We I'M
derstand that, so far stage appointments, and
the usual scenic accessories essential to per-
feet representation of the comedy, Manager FoRD
has spared no pains to introduce it to the people in
the most attractive style. In addition to what
may be termed "the mechanism of the piece" Mrs.
GLADsTANE-a capital actress by the way-will
personate the heroine, while the part of Senior VA
LIENTE will be sustained by Mr.. J. W. WAL
LACK, Jr.
1t is evidence of the estimation in which the
comedy of Senior VALIENTE is held by theatrical
managers in other cities, that it will be produ
ced simultaneously in Philadelphia, New Y ork and
Boston, on Monday evening next
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NOTICE.

The proprietors of THE EXCHANGE have an
nounced their intention to engage in advertising
enterprise, by which they hope to promote, not
only the individual interests of those who
may make use of their agency, but to ad-
vance and extend the commerce of Baltimore
Owing to the supineness prevailing here, and
the extreme activity Of our eastern rivals, there
is great misconception among the merchants of the
interior to the resources of this market.
Buyers are every day passing through our midst
to purchase; elsewhere what might have been OBJ
tanned here on terms as good or better, and this
notifying fact can be attributed to nothing SO
much as to the want of timely and accurate infor-
nation of the advantages offered by the merchants
and manufacturers of this city. 1t must be obvious
that this difficulty cannot be met by employing the
usual channels for the distribution of advertise
ments. Valuable and essential as these are, there
is now no commercial journal in Baltimore which
has or which hope to have, for its ordinary is
sues, circulation either in extent or character,
such as we are enabled to guaranty for our new Adj
yertiser. Every advertisement inserted in our
monthly supplement will reach at least ten thou
sand of the select business men of all the regions
in which there is reasonable hope of extending the
trade of this city; fact which we are prepared to
demonstrate to all who may favor us with their
business. In order to make TINS enterprise REBOUND
exclusively to the benefit of Baltimore, we shall re-
iect all advertisements from other quarters and to
make our advertising supplement valuable aux-
larry to our city trade shall publish in it careful
Iy prepared articles embracing within their scope
whatever may fairly contribute to the advancement
of the object in view There is vast deal connec-
ted with city, in the past, in the present-n
her position, her wealth, her enterprise, her rail-
road and water communications, her colleges and
schools, her local and social advantages-whch, if
judciously presented, cannot fail to have benef-
cial influence on the sentiments with which she will
be regarded elsewhere. Our plan is to ssuea supple
ment to Daily in monthly numbers, commencing
the first of May next, to be sent gratuitousfy by
mail to at least ten thousand of the business of
the South and West; the whole expense to be de-
frayed by a reasonable charge for advertisements
This we have fixed at the rate of one dollar a
square, and when the nature and extent of the
circulation thus ensured are taken into con-
sderation, rates must be regarded as
extremely moderate. No advertisement inserted
for less than one dollar-none renewed
except by special contract. Terms invariably
cash in advance. We are now ready to receive ad-
vertisements for our first number, and for further
information, invite applications at our counting
room.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-05


SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Having greatly increased their facilities for manufacturing
their celebrated FAMILY MACHINES with all the
provement5 have reduced their prices and offer for sale
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
Price $50 .
1t is longer questioned that these Machines the best
in 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 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 A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than seamsress
can do it, even if she works a. the rate Of
ONE CENT Hour.
Is there husband father brother in the United States
who would permit the drudgery Of hand sewing in his am
ly, when GROVER & BAKER MACHINE will do it better
expeditiousy and cheaper than possibly be done
by hand?
Offices of exhibition and saeS1 Ba timore street, Bat
1875 Broadway, New York
e. Agencies in all the principal cities and tow the
United States.
- Send for a circular nllu
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Sir WILLIAM GORE OusELEY has just cause t.
complain of the many unfounded charges tina
have bes, brought against him, in relation to hi'
prolonged sojourn at Washington, and bis subse-
quent proceedings in Central America. In nu'
merous instances he has been held up to public
scorn and indignation by letter writers at the
capital, or at Panama, or at Virgin Bay, or Grey
town; who have repeatedly charged him with hav-
ing acted towards this country in treacherous
and deceitful manner. There is something 30
utterly discreditabls in this morbid eagernesa 70
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MR.. EVERETTrS GRAFTON

The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT delivered his Grafton
on "the early days of Franklin at the Maryland
Institute last night. The distinguished gentleman
received he usually is, with very enthusiastic
applause, but the Hall was not more than two
thirds ful-a fact which we regret, in view of the
commendable charity to which the proceeds are to
be applied.
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S. HARRIyGToE

Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
in general that he prepared to attend all orders his
liGe Of business.
He Will VARNIsH OR RE-VARNISH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsrER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &c, &c.
twenty years practical experience in working for the best
families in the cities of New York Philadelphia Balti-
more enables him to suit the most scrupulou and his
DIRK better and for less money than any other
one this side of Philadelphia.
N BAH orders left at his Dwelling, No GO Forest street,
with n ynson Jennings Co., So N Charles street,
will be Immediately attended to. apl6m
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MARRIED..
On the 3lst ultimo, by Rev J. H. Kaufman, GEORGE
ID MILE to L4ElNlA, daughter of the late Robert
On the slst uitimo, by Rev. Us Lee, FRANCIS A
sew TKA, of Baltimore city, and ELIZABETH JOYCE
of Baltimore county.
On Thursday, 3st ultimo, by Rev A. F. Neville Rolf,
MAXWELL CONNER to REBECCA GOURLY, both Of this
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-05

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications.
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the and address the wrter-not necessarily for
publication, but guaranty for his good faith.
- We cannot undertake return rejected Communica-
tions.
y" Letters be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
Baltimore, Maryland"
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ANRRo DAGuERRroTypEs 30

Mr. MARsTERs 7 Lexington street, near Howard street
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass; card board
plates life size in miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel water coos style of SUI.
perior excellence He has hand full assortment of plain
and fancy cases. ALSO gilt frames all of the best
His long experience and atesed enable him to as.
sure his patrons complete satisfaction no charge silly
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TO ADVERTISERS

THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed clear white paper,
and with bold and distinct type, which is constantly re-
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making
of its columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
aud attractive display of their advertisements while its
already large and rapidly increasing circulation and
admitted superiority Of its commercial department over
that any other paper published in the city, make the
best and most desirable medium for advertising presented
10 this community
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In st. Louis, on Wednesday, John Buhr and Gar
rett Handrehan, each about five years old, drank
some whiskey which belonged to some laborers.-
John Buhr was at once seized with ravenous APP
petite, and ran home to appease it by devouring
five huge slices of bread and butter. He then fell
fast asleep, and did not awake till Thursday morn
ing, when he arose in usual health. Garrett Han
drehan was speedily overcome by his draught, and
laid down upon the embankment, where party of
older children found him in state of stupor. They
tried in vain to arouse him, and then took him up
and carried him to his parents, who live in the vi
cinity. They were alarmed at his condition, but,
ascertaining its cause, trusted he would sleep off
the effect of the liquor and recover; when his stu
por persistently continued, and he seemed sinking
into fatal lethargy, medical aid was summoned. In
spite, however, of all exertions, the child died
Thursday mornipr
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RATES OF THE FULTON HOUSE

Mr. GEO. W BUCK, 81 W PRATT STREET, pledges himself
to give good Board for per day by 81 Meals
cents Lodging IS cents; Private Rooms per day 50
The Restaurant is constantly supplied with the best the
market affords The Bar always stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ap5-2w
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A LIST OF THE PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED By

4 LIST OF THE PREPARATIONS MANUFACTURED By
D. C. DRISCOLL, So Baltimore street:
No 1-Circassian Hair Dye" instananeousin its opera
ion.
No 2-"Hair Colorng Fluid" 1t changes grey hair its
original color without staining the skin.
No S-"Rosemary Hair Oil For promoting the growth
of hair, and preventing falling OF
No4-"Spansh Lily White, Blanc de Perle." A So
hdifed powder for the skin.
No 5.-''Bam OF Thousand Flowers For the complexion,
the teeth and breath Together with X Bazns celebrated
Perfumes Soap and Cosmetics and endless variety of
Fancy and Staple TOILET GOODS. If
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CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
At los BALTIMORE STREET, doors below Sun
Building. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
to close Citizens strangers and all others in want Of goods
in this line should call and examine before purchasing
this stock must be sold.
nS- STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
fel0 If ROBERT. T. BANKS.
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Anlnsknlsnts.

BALTIMORE SEXTETTE,
~ Under the direction of Prof. AHREND,
AT WASHINGTON HALL,
r, BALTIMORE STREET NEAR THE BRIDGE
Ar ne public will be pleased to hear that Messrs
MAhR aud AHREND have been engaged by the under
SHRe4 ana VIII reappear in the Baltimore Sextee on
MF11DN ESpA1 EN ENING NEXT and thereafter every
until further notice $500
Admission 10 cents
the Hall " ~ FP
Mr.. KLEIN WILL SING every evening, with orchestra
ACCOMPANIMENT C. LEUTBECHER.
a FREE CONCERT. an5-3ts
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
KUNKLE Il Co... Lessees JOHN T. FORD. Manager
ENGAGEMENT Of
MR.. J. ". WALLACK AND MRS. W. c. GLADSTANE
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, April 9TH, 1852
Will be performed
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Benedlck MI allack
Beatrice. Gladsane
To conclude with
THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1859.
NOTICE.

The DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning (Sun
DAYS excepedC price Tro Cents served in the city
TlgeIrc and Half Cents per week payable to the car
ers mailed to subscribers out Of the city at sI dollars
annun.
The TIi, Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers al
-Four Dollars per annum. COMPLEMENTARY cash
in advance
- Office Of corner of Baltimore and
~ Nnrth BatmOre.
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KINDLING Wool KINDLING WooD !

KINDLING Wool KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SLIT WooD, ANY SIZE.
Sawed and Split by Machinery
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this Wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and de-
lvering it. am prepared a orders with dispatch
for PINE WooD any length sze delivering it to
part of the city free of cara guaranteeing the same
quantity that is contained cord before being sawed and
split. JAS II. JOHNSON,
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
81 Office corner of Baltimore and North streets, Pa
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