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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23
p, f.. ROY, Editor,
J. n. EnFfIGrh
Fog Representative

s-- w. are lt;sesi~ Il 10 A,.u;,.nt. e:o,. y.
=" CLAIBORNE as a e,Ri'd.t e hr re-election
~ HE Legislature. subject to thc Drnosra'ie
Formulation.
:. IF We are authorized 70 announce D. \.
DhkEf ~ a eaiLidate for Reelection to the
Legislature. F,1j-st.,o he I:nt.csas ~ .tonaAs
.fioa. 4,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23

'rl We ARE requested TO anaonnee JULIEN
MICHEL, ESQ, ~ d candidate to !te ot5er u
District Attorney, 9th District, sustct 10 the
-eAeies Of tho Democratic party.
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River Intelligence.
.SffssMER NArcHEz, April 81, 1859.


?. a. Roy, Bsq.-Dear sir: The river
is fifteen inches higher at Vicksburg
than any time last year, and rising Il
inch in twedty-four hours.
1T Natchez TIE river IS Higher than
last;year by tl.iEtcen inches, and rising
ID the same proportion as at VlckshurS.
u trevasse occurred Yesterday in
Concoraia parish, below Natchcz, at the
l't.stt..t;on formerly belonging to Ienox
:.
From Stephen VauViA<lts toDr.Ter-
your lcyccs cannot stand the
that is coming. Take warning,
and make your levces higher and
stronger in time.
Yours, truly, T. P. L%EArnERs.
p. S.-The same may be said Of some
IF the levees above Grand Leree.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23

JAIL DELIvERY.-Tfle prisoners confin'
ed in our parish Jail escaped lastMonday
night, the 18th inst, after having bro.
ken the iron cage in which they were
confined, and made q hole through the
brick wall.
1Ttefe were confined q man named
'kiser, 'Aeaused Of horse stcaling; a run
away Se9asse asfso would not avail him
self of the otposAnity'e escaping, and
a mulasto boy named William, formerly
belonging to Jean Tircuit. of this parish,
but now the property of Mrs. Smith, of
Mobile. The said mulatte was accused
of the crime of arson and b~urglary-he
had fred 1e'stabie Of lss former mas
ter, Jean Tifcuft. The desperate, whilst
tl,e>stal,hswas on'fire, entered the dwell
.ing.housc and attempted to brake open
an armoir, where was locked up the
vaIuables Of Mr.. Tircuit. Fortunately
be was detected by one of the house
servants who gave the alarm; he sue
ceedu in hrakiag his escape, but was
the.rext Inornisg arrested. III the.neigh-
boalood. I've. regret t~atat>sttl. a'viitain
should not have been tried as speedily
as the law will permit. The Sheriff will
pay a reasonable reward to any person
who will arrest either Of the parties, but
particularly the mulatto.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23
State Convention.

The Democratic State Convention
will convene at Baton Rouge on the
4th Wednesday in May, 1859.
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NOTICE.

NoIICEs.
jIShereby given to all persons concerned, that
Jean 'Bevin, administrator of the Succession
Dolce .Chutz has filed his final tablean
of distribution of the funds of said Sue
cession in the Ninth District Court, in and for
the parish of Pointe Coupee; and that If no oppo-
sition is made to said tableat within ten day from
disqualification Of this notice, the same will be
homologatta aid attTfirortd by said Court.
Pointe c1onpee, April ls, 1859.
A. BONDY. Clerk.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23
N o i / C G

rs UEEsFBY GIVEN that un account Of q va
Il can9sr*6f a d:ty tcheAEr in the Poyirss College,
the Rodnl Is requested to Rect .sIt:the' Office Of
the President; "onsIEdis,,sRircR.,os o,
Saturday the SJdttihdsyvef april, 1881
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, tossetctt Ttslltablc substitute
10 ill til" vacancy. The rskationsaal frirssl- of
worthy INDECENT boys are requested TO make
their application. in writing, at the meeting of
the BoaEa. BY order OF tue President,
T. !. ROY.
JoHv YoEsr. Secretary.
PoinIe Coupee: April %. 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23

,1egsThe mischievdus measure which
the. Massachusetts Legislature has had
before it, to nullify the Constitution in
regard to fugitives from labor, was
killed in the House by a majority Of on
ly three votes. This was a narrow es-
cape from the evils which wotlG mn
tdoubtedly have arisen from the passage
of the bill, and which would have brought
the State sef Massachusetts directly in
co,;Hict With tho Federal Government.
The Boston papers express their great
qualification that fatFtticism l+ss not
been allowed to ptupHc the-statc.into
n~ullifcation.
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E'or:HmfiE.

re~ SEVERN rOICiIE il a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Sheriff, rsbieet to the
choice Of the Democratic party.
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II . . TT

il = e
ar MIsLAlD--A note en- L. p. Day, OF two
" hundred and forty-three dollars, [s2i3]
bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cent,
and payable to Joseph Wolf or order dated Jan
uary 7th, 1859, aad"natahle'!u July 1st.fs59.
The public is WARMED not TO tr;tdef6r stidhotr.
If found, the tildlr is requested to lSa'e'it
with LEWIS LlNDsLEY. Waterloo ia.
Pointe Coapce, 10th April. 1853. +.
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OHIi.E',

ALL PERSONS having claims against the Es-
tate Of DR.. II. ]. Richards, deed, are requested to
present them. duly authenticated, to. James NJ.
Richards, at the late residence OF the deceased,
or to 7. A. Roy. at his Office, False River = ard
all persons indebted to him aTe Tcqanst.I IN ray
forthwith.
-Herlh ia,tssa. D..
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23
Commissioner of Public Works.

Fhe State Conversion which is about
Ttn meet at Baton Rouge, viii have to
choose, amongst other candidates, one
FER tho ofEice Of Commissiehcr.o Of Public
|N;sAe QSwanhp 4nnH V'ohnhissioner)
for tie :vcnna 'Dhs.ridt- EetAHy around
FIR a suitable .eantlit,a,lte .fsr.thst caics,
W" iit,i none, in our opinion, 'naorc'com-
potent and worthy than our fcl|ow-clt'-
zeu an,i ex-Swamp Land Commissioner,
stephen Van Wickle. No one, in fact,
rendered more valuable services whilst
filling that important post. lie gave
general satisfaction when he expended
thu public fnnds, and daily tributes arc
paiu him sfrr The efficient manner in
which he H:scsfnts,eAtis dAit.k.
From'tie danger threatening E51'isi-
ana, annually, " cvcf'ow. tlatoihee.
il looked to as the only protector Ct "rae
country. Private means are considered
no longer efficient to stem the waters
of the Mississippi, and the whole popu-
lation looks to the State for aid. The
revenues arising from the sale Of Swamp
Lands, would be amply sufficient, ifpro-
betty expended. 70 do SO, all depends
Upon tho capacity and energy Of the
Commissioner.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23
70 SEG.yE PLANTERS.

TO Sy.G.gR PLANTERS.
.~.rsr-~=a TIE UNDERSIGNED announces
ESssH% to the planters of thisparish that he
MsS~tNSSESKEkka il ready, rs here tofore, to
Jurn the Rollers of sugar -SHsHs.
His long experience in thatkifd of work, so
difficult to liz yell done, enables him To warrant
his work TO be Done to the satisfaction of every
one. Hcrefers to Messsrs. s.'V. Gnsacrand, Ter
nant &>Co.. o. Bouts CIV. Afl.n.Fe NJ Seff,; T..
keiser,,E l.. Botidresu sttl Others
An earIysappl Heaatfel will eAsAiealHnf.fdFh,aA
III the RI rir:on' sHsar mills in time; for the next
rolling scrson. Apply at his residence. on False
River. (ap23-6m.l MICHEL MICHEL.
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LOST DIR ST OLEN

TRoM my,nlantati65nl on. the Island Of Fsls
r RIVER, al hnericSa Horse of black colo,
with a small white spot in the forehead, an0,
part.of the name, near the collar, gray. eaa
horse docs not pace.
A liberal reward il offered to any person w
will give information Of the whereabouts OF s'A
horse. or bring him back to -r
;islaid Of Falst~ River; April 2,'lssa.
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NO TICE

NOTICE
rs hereby gircn 10 all persons concerned, .a !.
IL Wild. jos. Ciutz, administrator q .s n
%ccssion Of Theoville card Z. aeesas 4.
has Glsdf cher 'fnal tableau of Distribution o. |.
faifidz Of said Succession in 1ss Nlasl' pis.fa;.
CeotTiit /; ii alta EFi The Parish" of Point: tospss,
That if no opposiaanfi7aa'e to said t tab ~
\. within ten days froE,. The publication Of thls y
nv said. c1art. A.fBdtpf,.
April ,, 1859.
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Z LIE CTIO ON
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election for
LIN "a member of the Policc Jury will befald
in the Fifth Ward. on Saturday, April a3d..is59
BY order of the President.
April Is. L.E. P9RG4IE, Clerk.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-04-23

h, \. HUNTER FOR AuplroR.-Ne see
-announeed in the Baton Rouge Advo-
cate the name Of the Hon. Il. A. Hunter.
present State Treasurer. as a candidate
fer the olice-Auditor.
Forshis past services and his eminent
talent, the people should bestow On him
nothing short of. the Office Of Governor
Of this State. We would hail with
pleasure his nomination to the 61niec. OF
Auditor, but Should he be rewarded to
the extent Of his merit, he should be
nominated tkc4chief standard bearer OF
tho Donlot 40 at the ensuing election.
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NEW ORLEANS ETS.
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, April, 20. 1859.
NEW

Wool! wv o OIL!
- PLANTERS wishing to dispose. of
eaN45' their W o o l. at an aaG;*ahtSgeous
@aGpriee, cai'do's So Is IMPLYING TO b c;,tn-
dersigned, at MI. q. DefaarucIle's. atWaterldo.
For wool without eockle-laIrs, -he~wfll pay 95cts.
per pound, and Sets. for that with cotklt-tbars-
taken at residence.
J. T. soTBhsss,
ap23-2t. Waterloo, La.
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T @ r S A l. E

FOR SAL E:
AFANCY BUGGY without top, made so.oTd'I
in New York. in the hest style and Tie best
material; also a pair Of harness, all new. :.
~ Apply to W. a. ADAMS, :.
C. w. Aliens plantation, near Waterloo.
Pointe Coupee, April %, 1913.
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rrA.Wc refer our citizens Il We carl
Of Mr.. Loonais, Of Baton Rouge. Tt.,se
having business, either in tie Land Of
.Anltor's office, can have il expeditions
TX attea.A.l-ro ;, cafrustias i 70 his
Seatr.
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N .AssoeiArs Jts nscr.-Trom the mcagrc
returns received. We infer that Hon.
Albert VOORHEES,, she Democratic nomi-
nee, is elected to the office Of Hssociatc
Justice.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
ny CANNON q MATTHEW!
- TpTfe;5T LSyIG u c
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACC65SS..' '0''

The UNDERSIGNED,
~ - 7 Il y 7 K lei 7 o Il : O T
PIMliCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place OF business from - Exchange
Place to
No 81 FAYETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
Where will be found stock Of our Manufacture OF
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO or ALL GRADES,
EVERY STYLE PACKAGES,
In part rs follows:
SCOTCH SNUFF-LoOse, in hbls. and kegs.
do. do. In beef and calf bladders, packed in bbs.
an terccs.
do. do. In Il H. bottles; in 6, doz cases.
do. do. In 2i.nd OF. papers, in bhis, Il and
dCZ
MACCOBOY SNUFF-ln ticrccs, kegs, Jars a hotties
COARSE SNUFF-in terCcS, kegs, and lars
STEM SNUFF-In hbs
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos l, 2 and g. cut and dry, in bills, pound, ound,
and quarter-pound papers, neatly up gross Ihalf
gross boxes.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
or all grades, loose in hbS also in pound half pound and
quarter pound papers and in packages and
Also in 10 H. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by US.
e. We would solicit share Of your patronage.
FORS YTH K COLE,
81 Fayette street. doors west Of Charles,
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9ublit Sales.
SY LENNON Is BROGDE ,
RICH A n NJ INuA
TRUS TEES SALE.

} iEsst TRUS TEES SALE.
Min; BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Balti-
snore city, the Undersigned Trustee, will sell, at
street on SDAY, the 10Th day of December 1889,
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND, in Baltimore city, begin
nng for the same on the line of the northeast side of Rich
ncnd street. at the stance of 43 feet inches south
place Of beginning is designed to he at the centre of
partition wall between the house the ground now being
described ard the house adjoining thereto on The west
side and running thence south aserly bounding
less thence northeasterly bounding on the Tomrd
formerly belonging to one William I0vell and nsra;lei
with Tyson street 90 feet thence westerly parallel with
chmond street - eet 6i:ches less thence south
Of said partition wall 30 feet to the place of beginning II
beng the same which was assigned by George NJ Green
Records of Baltimore city, Liber f. D. No 49, folio 3i2
subject to an annual ground of s725, payable semi
The improvements consist of small three story BRICK
HOUSE, known No "a Richmond street
WILLIAM r. ADAiR Trustee
d6 2aw2w&eots. LENNON BROGDEN, Aucts
o. TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
E2iii DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
- IIMORE CITY the undersigned Trustee, will sell,
a public auction at the Exchange Salesrooms, Second
street on THURSDAY the 29th day of December, 1882 at
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, in the city of Baltimore
nnng for the the line of the northeast side Of
Richmond street. at the distance of thirty souheastery
from e corner OF Richmond and Tyson Streets and
thence southeasery bounding the northeast side of Rc
mono street lrteen feet nine inches thence nOrt eastery
parallel with Richmond street thirteen feet nine inches
thence outhwesery parallel with Tyson street ninety feet
which by nenure Of list Sovember 1857 nenSe f same ia pc
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore city, was
annual ground rent OF s55
The improvements consist of small three-story BRICK
HOUSE, known as No 76 Ri hmond street.
Terms prescribed by decreelCash the day of sale
WM; R, ADAlR, Trustee.
LENNON L BROGDEN.
A1atip
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ID OOF G.
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889.
IMPRov EMENT APPLIED FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED.

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883.
We are now prepared to cover all kinds Roofs steep
fat new or old shingles metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience IN business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
with and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts Of
which offered criticising public far superior to
composition, and
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some Of the induce this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind, rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Aght, and Elastic
before being upon the roof The composition is only
net injurious to, but actually preservave of cotton and
being alright CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
TO TIE CANVAS.
The Joints together, and the whole covered
with one heavy of Cement compounded from materials
which will scale or crack become injured by
being walked over.
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
onr Cement alone possesses qualities of durability
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, con
denty believe this Roofing will outwear any three of the
with the canvas to burn it, and Cement Paint
the Waetght canvas is made from materials which do
NOT become like from exposure, but remain piabe
az County RIGHTS in the STATES Of Maryland,
Delagare. Virginia, and the District Of Cot,tna6ig .
az Relieving that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known shall supply the larger portion re-
qured the territory we have our man
nfss,9y FfssgXF SPPRSo answered
s Prepared material for sale with instructions to put i
| margin for profit
-'''-'D '''' n GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
testimonials and samples be and references
si sr PRICES. AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
| nS- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. SLY
| TkS HENNESSEY co - and other brands
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Terms prescribed by decreeCash on the dav of sale
WILLIAM X. ADAIR, Trustee
d6 2aw2w6eots LENNON & BROGDEN, Aucts
MORTGAGEElS SALE

I-Tf.I = II,
h7;i. UNDER ACT OF 1926, CHA PIER 1872
&4s The undersigned, Attorney for Caroline Wright
will sell by public auction, under the Act of 1926 chap i92
at the Court House door, in Tuwsontowp, on MONDAY
December 18th, 1853, at o'clock, T. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
lyin and being in the village of Texas Baltimore county,
which more fully described in deed of mortgage from
Frederick Wright to Caroline Wright, and the
c. No To- folio $50 &c Subject annual ground rent
OF $3.50 payable half yearly the day january and
July in each and every year.
The imp oyements are a good STONE HOUSE. and other
out buildings.
Terms Of sale-Cash. RICHARD GRASON,
dI2awts Attorney for Caroline Wright
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~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
GROUP, CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRoNcHITIs, all
baso. lumbar Assesses Serofua. Rbenmasm Cont Nru
5s5 #! Ts% PEE 9sfs &
S s
Certificates Of his Terfct success in curing
CANCERS nIn SORES Of LlGER CESS IP1d DISEASES,
scA1n Fn We Ne pn az TE TOsE oR
'A' IN INA Any 3T8ER PART OF THE BODY, Wv
Sfrc TS s I named ds Cannot E
cured by correspondence therefore ali such patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal rvson
Dr. BaaRe has maaS new and that
vision To the Eve without resort 10 the knife
And seases of the
are successfully treated Without VII the nss Of the knife nee
die DR. Raakee has constantly on hand at his Office very
extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARrlFlClAL EYES
TYMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable either sex and all ages-nserted in
ys5sg asa af snd ase in tine
- ARTTFICIAL HANDS,
VT" sg e a are ps s natural an aapte for either
SEX and can b sen; by express t" ay part Of the world
scrpton FIR either sen and TrusseS Particularly adapted
for f% PTs in weak condition. also for those with pF0LAr
Baakee Of the celebrated and skillful
n 81 1InS
personally in every principal city OF the world.
II letters directed to Dr. Raakce contain cents
e co b Tead by Except hose
which will require his personal supervision
Hs~O flee Hours, from \. NJ. tod T. VI.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office, T04 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
MS If New York City
TAp1NNFD WAPF
AT aNNhb " ALlE. 80
~ ~, -. Co as CO.,
Marble BuldingD
Keep, at all times on hand a full stock Of JAPAANED
WARt, OF Their own ana tnRlish makes; Sucn as
Maier Gdhs' NTLlo q oqga'e Sahe -
Foot Tubs, SPICE Boxes
CsppdSIesticks and Iamns Sptto6ns 0
Ianfarns Wash RoNoIa TIN PIE and Som Plat.s
Snit Guns Ennr Royes deed and Cash Roxes
5 eea t eoSGs aue 10 oruef' Vi any SIZE WIN s0ou
and dealers will find the above goods we'll
made, and at low prices the quality of goods
pc pofchased IN tnls county. do-II
nLOCK TIN TEA AND COFFEE POTS
X GU ,ErISC nICuFS
| ~ ShAfri IrpxrS mss
AsTORS
TEA SETS ,ups 70
fo,s4o,trr IN bo,d ond for saIe Of radpc 4 nrcas 10
No"s'an'is on manu- "Hu '0' p Eff-TEP = SnNS OS
| ~, No % W: 6as9moLr street
o2-1 Detmeen rleueIloA auo oay-
s 'i ~ va 1Inli", A., ,oua;,o
IocaSks ounger . ihGa anu impeIIa, Aie lanutls
eX ship - Cushing BatIm1re also duplicate inT9ice
gov, for sale in lots of not less than 70 caks by
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By GIBSON X CO.
mn I'm {, 80,

- TRUSTEES SALE.
Ns BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Ba IT,
4 more city the subscr Der will offer for sale at public
auction at the Exchange Saleroom, Second Ba
=. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, being about three acres
the precise quantity Of which will be made known on the
day of sale and which is situated Gilmor and Mount
sheets between Baker and Prebury Gilmor
is being paved The fOnng each of this
street will run back for the distance Of 1856 feet 10 inches
street will run back for he distance as above
This property will be first offered all together If a salts
factory prize is not obtained will then be lots
plat of the property may he the Office the
scrlbr 6 st Paul street and Mrs H. G. Armstrong;
the Old Windsor Mill Road.
Terms Of sae-0ne thd in cash; one third in and the
balance in y months from day of sale credit payments to
bear interest from the day sale secured by the
purchaser by notes, with endrscr approved of by the
subscriber G. l.. DTLA NEY, Trustee
GIBSON 4 Co,
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CARPETINGl CARPETNGl!

CALTERTON co. CARPET ALANUFA Glory,
SALESROOM NO. BALTIMORE STREET,
CAT BRIDGE)
Super and extra fne INGRAINS, EENETTANS, PLY,
NC. &c, of the manufacture Of CALVERTON COMPANY,
the only manufactory in the State and situate at the north
western limits of Baltimore city, 'Gwynus Falls
The goods offered, wholesale and retail at store NO
EAST BALTIMORE STREET, wine the highest prem
for the quality ana styles seen, received ON
three exhibitions at different Institutes.
The citizens of Baltimore, and strangers, are invited
their goods, and by purchasing viii employ
number of families and children Of city through
the approaching wnt that need it, and good
Gle for the price paid for bad and iug advance
over the cost Of the materials used in the fabric Of the
goods V. u. GEISTON.
s2it Agent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
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WALTER S GRo 90 R;, Jn;, STREET,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his very
PLTsHES DAIXSKs, BR3G1TEIIES & tAi &C. oio' No.
Embroidered Cloth 'RsH@ an siS fs6e COVERS
Plain cLoTHs in different colors, with silk vandyes
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HOWELL & BROTHERS,
Would ca the attention of wholesale buyers and the public
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nov receiving from their Factory
dieTent grades high and low priced, CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying sell again, well those wanting
pe:iug done, are invited 10 view the assortment.
Orders from the country promptly att nded to- sloti
I ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS II
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WAITER CROOK, JR.,
22G BALTIMORE NOR STREET NEAR CHARLEs,
LACE AND MU SIN CURTAINS,
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His assortment better than offered
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Gilt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent, &c, fin
Cambria
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always on hand and made to order
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His stock includes all the different qualities STYLES,
from the cheapest and panest 10 the richest and enables
4 6ns selection Of FIRE BOARDS on hand.
50 Town and country orders promptly attended to-
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