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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

Gen. Wilson of Massachusetts, and Mr. Fessen- den of Maine, have been reelected to the U S. Senate for six years from the 4th of March next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

Ihe Hartford Courant no tices the birth, Dan. 15) of twin boys, to Mrs Roswell c. Smith, daughter of the late H. L. Ellsworth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

ES Charles Carter has been apro;ntad postr,.s+.r at Warren in place of E. R. Swift whose politics don't suit the ''powers that be-"
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

creditor at Buffalo levied on tho grorestone or dcred by poor debtor for bis child, and had it sold at at auction, buying it himself If he uses it, Buffalo will be rid of mean man.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

II can De seen that Douglas is fast returning to sne Aoministraton party He advocates the pur- chase of Cuba by the President; he has made ltenos with slidel, and avors now all the distipc
 tive principles of the Buchanan party.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

fg"The Democratic State Convention is called to meet in the sequestered city of Middetown, on the 9th of February.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

THE Wonp Co1sciDENcE-M. H. C., of Ann Ar bor, writes
 "In one of the recent lectures delivered by Hon. George P. Marsh, on the English Ian guage, it issaid that the lecturer named among words which have suddenly started into use,
 coincidence,' as introduced by the circum- stance of the deaths of Adams and Jefferson on the same Fourth of July, 1926. In John. sons dictionary, published l755, the word co incidence is found, meaning concurrence' Iti an edition of Sheridan's dictionary, which we have also consulted, republished in Philadel- phia, l7s6, Sheridan died in l7s6, the word occurs with the same definition concurrence, and, as might be expected, Walker gives it a like rendering. If one had time to look it up, no doubt the word in the modern application might be found in the English classics"
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

We presume Theodore Parker would have been delighted to act the part of Ham when he discovered and exposed his fathers naked ness. His chief delight in dealing with great men seems to be to lay bare their faults, and prove them to have failngs and sins like other men. Like bird of prey, he has keen scent for carrion, and discovers itwhen others would see only beauty aud life in wide-spreading landscape. He would be disappointed if auy of the great statesmen or philanthropists of the past had no blemishes of character for him to point out and exult over in contrast with their general purity and nobleness of aim. His enmity to the gospel and rejection of its teach ings. may be owing to his inability to discover any flaw in the life of the man Christ Jesus J In his recent lecture on Washington, he said it was "rather refreshing fact that this cool, cautious, diplomatic man could once in while
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

1S Monday the 1lth inst. is said to have bssp coldest that has been experienced within forty VI,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-20

Harwinton. Jan. 10. 1859.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-17
TRUSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE FEE-SIupIE PROPERTY

Il
VALUABLE FEE-SlMPLE PROPERTY.
In pursuance and execution of decree passed by the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore city the DIST of April 1852 the
Undersigned Trustee, will offer for sale public auction
at the Exchange Saesroom No 10 S Gay street. TUES
DA the 18th day of June, 1882 at o'clock p NJ, the follow
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and lying in the
city aforesad-that is 10 say:
FIRST PARCEl-Begnning at point the west-Sidc
Cove Fremont Streets S. feet inch north McHenry
street. and running thence north the side Of Ere
mont street 73 feet hereabout Carroll court thence
west binding Carroll 20 feet thence southery
right angles Carroll
thence eaSterly, 80 feet to the place of beginning
SECOND PARCEL-Adjoning, the west the preceding
parcel and beginning at point the south of Carroll
court ~ feet west of Fremont street, and running thence
thereahout thence parallel with court
feet and thence north, to the beginning.
THIRD PARCEL-Begnning at the southeast corner of
McenTy and Steet streets and running thence east on
lei with Sterret so feet thence the
side OF Serrett street. and thence north the
Sterrett S street to the place of beginning
Fol RIH PARCEll-Adjoining, the south, the above
described third parcel and beginning point on the
side of Scrre street. 50 feet south Of Mcenry street and
running thence south, Stcrett street. y feet inches
thence east 80 feet TO 20 feet alley, called Young alley:
thence morrill, on said alley - feet inches thence west so
feet, to the place of beginning
FIFTH notwithstanding point on the south side
OF kdgey alley, or Lennon street, 80 feet of Parn
Scott street, and running thence Rdgey alley
Lennon street % feet thence south 81 feet thence west IS
feet and thence north 81 feet to the place of beginning
All the above lots will be sold in fee, and unimproved
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree, the
and his notes or bonds with endorsement security
approved by the trustee to be given for the payment of the
balance in two equal nstallmens in and months with
interest from the day Of sale
GEO SAUERWEIN. Trustee
LANGDON IRVING Attorney
. F. W. BENNETT co,
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BY GIBSON d. co

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A VERY
N VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS IL
BRARY-By virtue of order of the Orphans Court for
Baltimore city, the undersigned, administrator VIM
TaIbott decesed will sell by public auction, the store
GIBSON * co, No ! n Charles street, MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS, 23d and oath of May, commencing
at half o'clock each evening, the very extensive and
valuable Law and Miscellaneous Library belonging to the
estate Of said deceased The Law Library very valuable
and complete having been kept the present time and
comprising the best books all excellent condition
The Miscellaneous Library is also and desirable
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared Books ar
ranged for examination several days before the sale
Terms cash, in bankabe money
GEO W. DOBBIN, Admir-,
GIBSON X Aucfioucars
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BY F.. w. BENNETT q CO
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF
Hkiii VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON

fTs.f TRUSTEES SALE OF
Hkiij VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON
-. JOHN STREET.
ply virtue OF standing order of the Court of Common
ies OF Baltimore city, in relation to nsOlvent debtors the
trustee Of Samuel H. Lyeh, will offer for sale
az puoc auction at the saesroom of the Merchants Elk
RSaUSe NO " Gay street, o'clock, p NJ on TUES
us Z3th day of May next the following described pro-
perry ana improvements thereon, -
81 blio9h -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
uy Vi PalI0re each fronting twenty feet on the south
ESt sue OF on street witha depth of one hundred and
MY ee To roster alley, and distant respectively one hun
dre ana twenty feet one hundred FORTY feet one
dretl ana sixty feet and hundred and eighty fact
SoutheaSerly from the formed by the
the southeast side of Townsend street, and the -
of John street; each Of said lots being subject 70 tt
ment of the yearly rent of S20 in half yearly instmen m
the lstdayS of April and October in every Wear ~ u"
The above property assigned Samuel II vatI h,,
John H. Reese, Jr by deed dated the 4th day of tcnbS
1855, and duly recorded in Lber G. F. s. No 1871 folio ia
&C. one of the land records of Baltimore city
Each lot is improved with substantial and commOdouS
threestory brick DWELLING HOUSE, with and side
yard.
The lots and Improvements will be sold separately
The property will be Sod free of all liens and membranes
to the day of sale.
Terms of saleThe purchaser his option may pay the
purchase the day of sale give bonds or notes
with security to be approved by the trustee for the payment
of onehaf of the purchase money, with interest in six
months and the residue with interest in twelve months
from the day of sale
ROBT. c. BARRY, Trustee
F. W. BENNETT d co,
li,lI
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4nblft Sales.
BY CANNON & T4TTuFI1TS

DUBLIC SALE OF -.
IL LARGE LOT OF BRICKS
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court BaItmor
city the subscribers Joint receivers Of the effects Of the
late firm of STANSBURY SEBRlNG will offer for sale
the Brick Yard of said firm Locust Point, TUESDA
AFTERNOON, May Eth, beginning at AZ O'Clock, their
ENTIRE STOCK OF BRICKS, consisting Of about $4,000
Salmon, 10000 of Pressed light red and kiln
Persons DESTROYS of supplying themselves with Bricks
these qualities should fail to take advantage Of this
Terms cash, in city funds.
A. B. DAVIDSON, Racaivers
J. p. POE i'eNeiNei7'
ml3ts CANNON AZ MATTHEW'S, Auct'rs
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daants.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE OR HIRE THE
w services Of middle aged SLAVE Wg ~ FOR a
trim Of years and would advance money on the same 10
any who has such TO dispose OF on these terms
Apply to RUMBLE WILLIS, No 90 Second street, Bal
timore lnilu
NTANTED.-A SITUATION IN \ MERCAN-
w tile House. for YOUTH of Ii years Of age where he
NAV have an opportunity advance himself by his indus
try The best Of references gven 10 respecabty &c
Address Box LIP Baltimore Post Office. m32w
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2ankfrs ann Srokers.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
81 BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and seon Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate, Notes. and other
eolatcras.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments Interest allowed ON lpDoSitS ialStf
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DubIit SaIes.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN

BUCHANANS WHARF
f:sa VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
FAY sO Ms az psof sale at the Exchange on MON
and NH Ho THAT PR6PERTY lying the corner of ostend
9GShas sCSt6ery 4 feet to the Port Waren line in the
The property is improved by fine WHARF, and has on
be p ifs Of aes fcPt Of 800 feet accessible vessels
and ohio Railroad which runs decV IN 9 5ne 81 m orr
H6 property a is incosed and has STORY
sold in one parcel DIVIDED to purchasers piat can
street '''e'' ~ North Charles
Terms at sale. W W GLENN
m5u,w,F,&ds ''''-> " DiiAU %ct6ne2srs
BY SAMUEL H. COVER
- SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
e. ROSEWOOD R W.: TABLES,
viii sell on WEDNESDAY M6RNfSG G.l Nay 18th. at 10
O'Clock, at WHITE HALL, Bank street TWO VERY ST,
PERIoR BILLIARD TABLES, in complete order made by
' Also: a Variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
place can De seen A H. EffRRg ee above
ml@ts sA No 81 Baltimore street
o. o. PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned, Trus-
tees tee; viii Offer at public sale on WEDNESDAY, the
change Sales Rooms No. 10 south Gay Street in the city of
bsTo f6 Of E GF9THP f9PcSSb PREMISES in simple
situate the west side of Calvert city Ba
feet running back Wesry of the width Is ee
e aR nS I%9 tor
ESss and dT Of G GFef TS AS G PREMISES in mD
the north side street in the city Of Baltimore afore
SAID between Penn and Fremont streets fronting on the
north side of Pratt street 30 feet and running back norhery
the same width 75 feet less to Carpenters alley
Now occupied by Galt& Bro. a Stone Yard.
No. 3. LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES on the west
side Of Holiday street. between Pleasant and Bath streets
ming back westerly, of width feet inches more
or less. Improved by twO-story BRICK DWELLING,
with Back building thereto attached Subject to an annual
ground rent of SIS ~
The title to the property is indisputable.
Terms of saeOne third cash the day of sale and the
residue IN two equal payments at and y months, with in
cash at the option of the purchaser
JOHNS HOPKINS, )r.
SAMUEL HOPKINS, : trustees
j. G. BLACKBURN. Attorney,
"a st. Paul street.
APPS 2awtIimy SdtS
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Diaros an0 Musit .

60 THE BEST PIANO FORTES
n u n CHICKERING & sons.
- They have received 80 Medals for their SUI
peroy all other makes and late fair of the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknowledged by all judges to be the BEST PIANOS in
United States
Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. l. T. STODDARD
NJ ( South Call
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Q y A u.
FORSTER Il SLACK,
SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
yard and are prepared to deliver in good order LUMP LIE
HIGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lorberry
White Ash, Lykcn's Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for family Cumberland Coal for manuac uring and do
nestle purposes. UPPER YARD,-Howard street opposite
Centre. LOWER YARD,-Coner Albemarle and Alice An
M strpptS
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~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is to certify
that have this day sold to Messrs ROBBINS CO. 46 and
As Light my entire right make and vend the
RANGE known as 'tSPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AED
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory SOUTH Of Mason DiNon line and they
alone authorized to make, sell repair the
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M ARTlN LEWIS
BILL, STOCK AND NOTE BROKER
NO. SOUTH STREET, CUP STAIRs)
FEW DOORS FROM BALTIMORE ST.,
Gives his individual attention the negotiation of Mercan-
tile Paper effects loans Stocks and CoateraS buys and
sells the public Securities of this and other markets. and
makes liberal CASH ADVANCES prime securities.
jalf
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE -
AND NOTE BROKERS,
- No. 196 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT all accessible points in the United States and
Canadas, promptly, and on favorable terms.
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankabe or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department. mhily
MCKIM & CO.,
WI BANKERS, BROKERS,
AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
, COR. BALTIMORE AND ST. PAUL SITS,
Purchase and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ne
goae Loans and Business Paper purchase and sell Stocks
and Securities Make Collections all prominent points in
the United States and Canada, make advances Stocks
and other Coateas receive deposits and transact Banking
Business generally, d3-U
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rURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,

No 80 NORTH STREET.
CtgEE-zI The undersigned having greatly en-
3ELl-larged their premises increased their faci-
ties beg leave to call the attention of the public their
extensive stock of every description of CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURiETT & son,
jy2itf az North sweet PoItimore
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4 q 4 L -
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company and other mines in the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo car load
STICKNEY * CO,
ap2tN Exchange Place.
CuAs. FORSTER, JR. VIM B. SLACK
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NEWELL POSTS BALUSTERS, BRACK
~ ETS and M0ULDINGS of all kinds and patterns, TO
sale by GEO. o. STEVENS d CO.,
fe4u Al W. Pratt street, near Gay,
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.

Price 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for So
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such for the every variety
OF lhoa and Lung Complaint that it is entirely unnece
say for to the evidence of its virtues wherever
It has been employed As has long in constant use
throughout this secon need do more than assure the
People US quality IS kept the best has been ant
been found to do ~ 49, - '"7 49,
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NII.I.I.NN
CSSESF[nFF-A> CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
N2@ehave on hand at 20 North GAY STREET, the lar
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south of
New York, all of the latest fashions and approved
styles The public invited call examine
selves all of which will he sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGIIT Il UCONNEIl,
~ he test
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Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
1a5t % Franklin street.
HOALE'S INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST.
GEO B. C0ALE
Is the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital, $500,O00 Surplus, $l37,056.
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CfSLiTEA CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES!--T
- subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
klAGE REP0SlTORG, No 30 South Gay street, the most
extensive and best Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can he found in the city Persons in of Carriages
will find it to their interest to give call deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my Repository warranted for twelve months Old Carra
geS repaired or taken in exchange for ones
Carriages received on storage or held commission.
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
IL NO. 6 SOUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN |. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
Will issue policies for year, seven years. or more or
for life
Endowment policies payable certain time or at death
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
A B. COULTER
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''What will he do with it2'' has been question
which has pleasantly engaged the attention of
many readers during the summer months. The
same inquiry is to be put to Baltimore in regard to
the MCDoNoGH estate, and let us hope our people
may find both pleasure and profit in answering
it. This great estate has at last been divided be-
tween the two cities, and nearly all the portion
belonging to Baltimore has been Sold The ex-
penses have been heavy and the litigation grievous
as we had every reason to expect they would be-
but on the whole we may congratulate ourselves
upon the settlement of this business. When the
bequest was first made known to us, shrewd men
shrugged their shoulders, and wondered whether
it would ultimately do us any good. The property
was so far off, and was so absurdly tied up by the
testator's will, as to render its sale or improve
ment impossible, and was threatened by heirs,
and creditors, and legatees, and was looked on
with hungry eyes by politicians, and was destined
to be manipulated by lawyers, and was in fact, SO
hedged about by seen and unseen dangers that the
shrewd men aforesaid bid fair to become true
prophets There was vague expectation some
years ago that we would receive over one million
OF dollars, but that was when the value of the
estate was merely guessed at and, therefore, over
rated, and before the liabilities and costs could be
fairly ascertained. These latter have been heavy,
as we have said, though we will not quarrel about
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CAMP NEETING NEWS.
HOWARD COUNTY, LISBON CAM


Editors of the Erchangc
Your correspondent visited the camp ground on
last Sunday morning, and found very large crowd
assembled from all parts of the surrounding coun-
try. By the time for the commencement of preach
ing, it was estimated that four thousand people
were on the ground. The morning service was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Lipscomb. He was heard
with profound attention, and can truly say that
never listened to more impressive sermon.
Every word which fell from the lips of that ven
cradle servant of God was audible to each
member of the vast congregation | took
dinner at the Poplar Spring Hotel, and
passed the afternoon in strolling about. AT:
ter supper l returned to the camp ground, and
heard sermon from the Rev. Mr.. Murray
The crowd had considerably diminished, but there
was still a fine congregation present, who heard
the eloquent speaker with great attention After
the conclusion of the discourse the mourners were
invited up, and several came up with all the marks
of sincere pentence.
did not observe many Baltimoreans present
as had expected to meet. AS the camp will con-
tinue several days longer, however, all who may
desire to visit this pleasant ground may do so very
conveniently by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The accommodations at the Poplar Spring Hotel
are good aud the camp ground is within short
and pleasant walk. Yours, &C.. n
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Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their business
cards inserted can be accommodated by leaving
their orders at the Counting room during the day
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
and CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
F.. MO U n T'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET baltimore

F.. MOI It's,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and to order:
TErE-A-TEFES, i'll Brocaelle, Plush or Hair Cloth so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth, or GOV
cred in goods TO ORDER Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush or Hal" Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany, arous styles; from $50 $500
large assortment Of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
L. MOUNT,
mhl7tf No. 81 n. Gay ST., OPP Odd Fellows Hall
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FOR SEPTEMBER.-We
have received the advance sheets of this popular
and admirable magazine through the attention of
DR.. j. w. Palmer, one of the editorial staff A
hasty glance conveys the promise of a number of
unusual interest. The "Mnister is still ",cooing''
with exemplary constancy, and the "Professor' has
not yet left the "breakfast table" Among the con-
trbutors less known, Mrs. L. H. Austin furnishes
"Martha's Vineyard" Florence Percy writes zoe
tobcr to Mays" Grace Greenwood, Zel,na's Voto; T.
D. Higginson, The Murder Of the hnnocents; Mrs.
Howe, Trip to Cuba; and T. Buchanan Read, The
Singer. The Reviews and Literary Notices are
numerous and full.
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whichthe Lake is in process of construction, may
lead the municipality bitterly to regret that proper
means were not taken in the first instance to re-
move all cause for complaint both on the part of
the community, and on that of the people of the
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ADVERTISING RATES.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice he taken of Anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must he authenticated
by the and address of the writer-not necessarily fol
publication, but as guaranty for his good faith.
- We undertake to return rejected Communica
tons.
Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, MARYLAND y
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DIED,
On the 18th instant, MARY, daughter of Michael and
Bridget McEvoy, in the 18th year Of herage
On the nth instant, WARREN SCOTT, son of VIM. and
Mary Nicoll, aged year.
On the 18th instant, SAMUEL, infant son OF John r. and
Mary Jane White, aged years.
On the 18th instant, LEONARD p youngest of Henry
On the 18th Instant, Miss MARY L.. NORRIS, aged 10
year and months, daughter Of @. and l.. Norris