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Stove EMPORIUM.

Stove EMPORIUM.
Messrs EMicH McCREA, 4s7 W. Baltimore street, pre-
for inspection this Fall, fine stock of
has before challenged admiration Their assortment
embraces every variety and size and adaps itself to the
wants and means of everybody Goods promptly deliv
cred Stoves put up and orders attended with Dispatch
in any direction As dealers these gentlemen deserved
y popular.
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1859

raE DAILY ExcHANGEis published every morning lSan.
days eNceptede price TU0 Cents served IN he cty al
T'rece and Half Cents per week payable to the car
efs mailed to subscribers out OF the city at S'1 dollars
per annum
The Tri Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at
-Four Dollars per annum TeTmS-invariably cash,
in advance.
The WeeEIy Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
Dollar per annum, payabein advance. Or
6 copies mailed to one address for........... 800
% ................... 1000
- OTc, IF hcatjomNort corner of Baltiroreand
North streets, Baltimore
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I.
Weare prepared deliver any quantities the above cele
braed COAL; also Medium Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
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UNIV NJ MILLER & GO.
Yards-N W. Paca and German streets; Howard,
above Franklin street. Office CT Second street. opposite Town
Clock s29tD2g
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BALTIMORE, July IIth, 1859.
The undersigned have used the ''GROVER / BAKER"
SEWING MACIIIN KS for five years past, and in all that
time it has fully expectations every particular
We recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
Is the very hest machine in use.
JOSEPH BICK ERTON & co.
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FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE OF the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in
this country is he found at the subscribers
stantly receiving Watches from England France and
Switzerland and will sell at the lowest for rstclass
Watches.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Importer of Watches and Jewery Manufacturer of Silver
Ware wholesale and retail of Calvert and Water
Baltimore.
N.B.-Spanish Silver Coin wanted. s2lh
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THR POINTED YOKE SHIRT

TIE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALEER L Co.,
I55 Baltimore street.
This pattern oftfs,r which after many
hanges, they prepared TO pronounce perfect.
Give them acall-oppssite the Museum.
LISTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
At Prices from $50 to $50n Cabinets plain styles
ted to do every kind OF CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
~ Salesroom 1853 Baltimore street,
m2Ttf L. D. CHASE, Agent.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING
J. LIPP & CO.,
5. ". CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS,
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee TO our
customers full value for their money.
~ CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best manner,
Come and see ol-3m
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CIGARS CIGARS!!
would call the attention smokers to my present rs
sortment pure HAVANA. No other kind store and
consequence no imposition For sale by
VIM. H. MCLEAN,
nl9-tf 81 n. Charles
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ALL FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS HAVING GARMENTS
or WASHING of any description TO do this winter,
themselves the trouble and inconvenience of doing
home with untrusty servants by leaving order the
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, No. l East Baltimore street
where you have them done promptly WELL cheap
rates They responsible and will guarantee satisfaction
always. Give them trial lmo*
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FULL SETS OF CARBUNCLEs CORAL, CAMEO
Etruscan, &c, for sale at low prices.
J.&R CAMPBELL,
nll-tf R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street.
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SCOTCH WHIsKEY.
OLD NECTAR RYE do.
BOURBON, OLD do.
OTARD BRANDY, 1872
For sale by
WI H. MCLEAN,
nl9-tf 50 n. Charles st.
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The gold coinage of the United States Mint, in
Philadelphia, for the month of November, was
Sl2S,27S, wholly in double eagles and gold dol
lars. The silver coinage $4,000, and of the
cents three million three hundred thousand, of the
value of S33 900. The total coinage of the month
was S244, 27S, the whole number of pieces being
3,47l, $40.
Mr.. Belmont has proposed to the commissioners
Central Park, at New York, statue, in marble or
bronze, of his distinguished father-in-law, Com
modore Perry. The commissioners have promptly
signifed their pleasure in accepting the generous
proposition. --
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

Organization of Congress- Caucus Of tie DIFF
rent Parties.-Thc Republicans make no nonlina-
-TheAmertcons nominate Gil,aer, and Mc De-
, 1859-07-28

T A small building burned up and burned
out on Edna Place. on Tuesday noon, without
the eogni4aacs Of the Court House be1l.ringer.
LiIely chap, thatl
, 1859-07-28

The London Timer correspondent at the
lead quarters Of tue Allies, writes under date
u july 9Th:
/ as the French hare established regular
corps Of balloouists, which is under tho int IL
gent direction Of the famous eronaut Goddard,
The fortress OF peschiera and Verona are closely
watched; 70 that we are able to know what il
going on within their liu1its.
Day before yesterday. the balloon Of n. God.
dard could be seen over peschicEa, much to the
amusement Of our ,gay soldiers. At si1 o'clock
the aerial reconnaissance was over, aud the BAL
loon having safely descended in tue. vicinity Of
Castcl Nuoro, Goddard mud two officers Of the
French staff. who wci.c Ills companions, hnsten'
cd to report that about seventy oxen had been
collected Ly tue Austsians at the Dosana Of Pc:
sclicra.
Il party Of Zouaves was soon despatched ID
that direction, and few hours after tue cap
turcd herd made iix appearance in our camp
The oxen we're not kept. as the owners went Il
the Emperor and told him the on'ronis i1ad bee1
stolen the night before By party Of Hussats
Ills Majesty soon ordered them to be restorcs
to the proprictort.'
, 1859-07-28
Comments OH tho i
From tic Loat1on Times. lith.1

There are reasons lying upon the surface why
the Emperor Of the French should desire to close
thc first chapter Of his ,nilitar. career The
campaign il complete and unchecked in its sue.
cess. The Austrians lnd invuded the territory
Of bis ally. Louis Napoleon has chased thcm
out, and las reta]iated lheis invasion. The Ger
nuns Ind dectnrcd throughout all their non-
of|icml organs tf.at they wou'd come to Austria's
assistance Immediately the French crossed the
Mincio. Louis Napoleon struck great blow,
and then passed tho biincio in complete tran
guilty. lie has done all Tint lie desired He
ims shown Austria that she is ut his mercy, and
pFussla that lIc is vcry fur FROM fearing her
Much more than this; he has sent Austrian
standards TO Parls, aud has gained victories at
The head Of French army.
1n all bis previous history he never could
bo quite sure. Of the soidiery, for be had
not shown himself q soldier; now he is
safe in this respect. What more natural than
that the Emperor should desire to 20 buck to
l'aris, and wear his laurcls while they are yet
green. Surely this il better tl,an riskiug re-
verse ia that iIl-famed Qandri1ateral! a thou
saud things might happen. The pesti1ent
marshes Of the 5lincio arc rife in Autumn
levers. and one Of these might prove more fatsl
than battle. Why slousl he wait 10 break his
teeth against those solid stone walls! lie has
ridden his fox to earth alter a splendid run, al-
most without u check; it ia scarcely worth his
willie 10 stay and dig him out So thinks the
Emperor. lie leaves Tint trustY old earth
stopper. Marshal Valiant, on the which, and,
with whoop to his hounds, he turns his horsc's
head, and is otT homs tu Paris.
TO Francis Joscrh it must layc come like
water to wounded soldier. 1t can,c at mo:
.nent when he llad 10 longer any confidence in
his army, and when his army had no longer any
confidence in him. IL could not sue toT peace
and hold his throne but truce is different
thing. Tr11ces arc merely militAry arrange
1ncnts, which are sometimes followed by re-
ncwal Of war, Us they were in 1878 anl ls49,
from Austrian defeats 10 Austrian victories A
truce was salvation to Francis Joseph. Lie nc.
ccpted it with a coyncss TINT i'll masked lis dc.
light, and viii, IN attention to appearances
which Napoleon, with future objects ii his lead,
might not be sorry 10 humor.
, 1859-07-28
No Third Tick ct in Ohio.
Prom WA91lIuEtola.
tSt.ce4.! Ills; stcn to The y I,Jr l,une. I

WAAutaa7os, 1u,5 ~.
Morc Custom House removals are to be snadc
on the lst Of August. Experience proves what
The Opposition asscrtcd last winter, Lut which
The friends of tue Administration denied, that
the force for collecting the revenue is entirely
too large, and stansix IL tho way OF business.
Tic President stated openly and cn,phat;cally
before his departure, that Ike Cooks defense
was satisfactory, aud that lie should not be re-
n.Ivch.
Subscriptions, rrofessedly voluntary, but
rc.,ly compulsory. for the Piusburg Post were
taken up III the Departments since Ruchanan's
nomination ty TINT sheet, thus trcnchins on the
ground Of the Constifaioa-
The Cabinet lla3 another conference to-day
m tue Mexican project. An answer will bc
given on tic Presidents return, a,,d That ncga-
lively
Col, Srldcn, Marshal Of the District here, is
lving seriously ILL.,
, 1859-07-28

NATIONAL FAIs-Parti+s in
~ tending to 81 speeaa! rrs,sasos tr oh.eets ef
interest the coming FAR VII confer tsscf By tsRsau.
n,caiin< he the usd&rsEne1 u tho Irsnoat
House. this week pzactiahe cas srnsutn LIZ c.a
press Immediately. sEd highly lpp.sAat thai the
4heral Of inGisua:s aad as..!sus be sayesfs3
Therein. HORACE tAPkON.
iye3 H d9pQ SupsrinIeotcnt-
, 1859-07-28

Tic St. I4,uis Republican rublishes letter
from Mr.. Wise, the rronaut, in which hc snys
"My intention is, If ] eau make the necessary
arrangements. 10 sail from st. Louis eastward,
IN some cily in that latitude, or north Of thnt
line, say Tcrrc Huu.e. indianapolis or Lafayette
thcre descend, and If necessary. replensh with
a fresh supply Of gas, and re.ascend TO go on
further eastward, uud repeat asain the initiation:
supplying on the wnv 1t will also show that
We w can occupy the tlaylish. alone if VIC choosc,
by holding pn for the night"
, 1859-07-28

lame is merely, adjourned; mud Napoleon ILL.,,
campaign the double fame aud double force o9
military genius and civi1 moderation, will Leave
behind li.n greater work than he has ATTEMPT
ca, TO be done BY OILERS comm. after him. ana
brighter glory than auy lie has won, to be tie
guerdon Of that work,
, 1859-07-28
MORTGAGE SALE

W. hAvag been utAds Ia ths Perar1aaoce Of the
ue11 Of eEt.lu hsa<uEs Of Enstxz1s Gxeeated IL
undess8ned hy Rs1a:aa smith barring easA tns thie-
lnh rs The Dsts!a e Ch!eago PQst q teaxo, Cd
reeoE5ed T. soof of 41tEaxns .akss N aaa IA In
..atiee il therefore, hesthf xysn tsat nude. at3 b p1
susaee q the power - asats4AR ensaAnsd wt anan
IN forenoon 4 ihe pzes Of bune1 Of Sax.se. Keh
Co. sto No . Lake sseet tn .I ok ChIaen seii
inf d<setihsd psopey ceaS ~ Hoptv Ia md hy u
e IL sesoeser e T9 e.Sd e of e. sar.
On of ors A,zdsad I'D hsJ nd sssa tons ihass
A5o1ta nd one half Fer hui bow1pft %a box
1Iehora c.bles tocke apa eod furniture {ke9ggnio -
pesf,ta,nf md nslooAaf.
yANES C. SAVAGE
- =. G4M;G5 b. . .6H.8ix.
l. 6Ax1se l. Hur1ooCx, AtxW. -
, 1859-07-28
New York Bank Statement.

i The Bank returns, which wc annex in detail,
show further moderate contraction in loans.
sud quite large decrease IN the specie 1lne,
which wsa probably made up on declining az.
nace with ,he elimination Of specie and the re-.
duction in net deposits; aud in this point. Of
tiew. the statement secms lcsss conservative
aud satisfactory than for several weeks past
The specie shi prneuts OF Saturday were not in
kludea in the returns, but this loss will perhaps
be partly neutralt1ed by Tue California gold 10"
The following il Comparative statement OF
ihe condition OF the New York City Banks for
the weeks ending July IL and July %:
, 1859-07-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SUSPENSION or ARMS.


The .H{{nnsss 1T U-'rfA and &3sfyajr--.N<t~
nx<&ofy 1'rosssos1fratfo~s--7 75t< ftAtfa*s
ff<lr4 4ysd-. Tar .<rantRIfrs. FFsto0ssd ~
%sa9oi<on 1f4% and rss0fred t.fsoa %s far
AArk: 1afy 3D.
, 1859-07-28

:MASTEE'S SALE,-State Of I'LL.
u4 noA Cock cosaty, ss-[a1saa Coart Of coek
Lorasy.-Ia Ch.aeeJ. Edward & kase.s - D.r.c Y.
ea1. Leasel heIe. her,aaa (. sn.nh ann Jasoes n.
fabie notee he1.by etrea ihst n pur,uAoee OF C.
e1el ntaeE entered n The ah,Te enced The ths
tc> d7y Of July, 4. r. lsaa l. Z. fatns FrceE Mr.
tc. IN Chaaeery q coek County vii l II pqoc .ae1a
ths hEarst bidder h % TIL svs- th d.T of ue&o
l<F D. 1857 II ten O'Clock IN The fstnoop Of I'D Jay
u door Of &as tart houss IN The ty of Gil
caro- In The County md stAle Aforesaid ths following Do
% foa| o. tve O. ~ %. s.totay akas Isl txen.y
nsas -, tht, e. th.;:!ar g tas1y-sso ~. tht.,y.
any 9, nJ-oae Ss1A .!.1y 09a VT oae ss s,y txo
SUBDIVISION q % nd t.o c. 10 Block I've t5 u
nnha's Addition y tse ua1asi 1o.a q Chicago, I'D
west haa snd lhs Eaf Ct the ne quas
Of seesea s<vsstsAa tl7A Rtwnsp thsrp nine tn.
Meridian u shusted Ia the Csr of Ca!sfo Coee Coun-
n AtaIs Of ltt1nn- L. C. PAINE FKEEE,
AaEeT Il CaAu.efy of Cook Co1a.y.
Chicago July s7sh, Eos. iy.&Iox 61sa
, 1859-07-28

% gold watch Ardold. Adams Co.'s
London make, awa,ts IN owner at the City NM .
&hal's Office.
, 1859-07-28
rAx 10 A.x. : 4. 1F.N. 3.AwSHN SrA
q e g $50 e9ta3 -

- An advertisement: Of a newly invented
Shoulder Draee in another column, calls a4ten-
ton to an article which, while The cheapest snd
simples. Of its class. j. still unsurpassed By my
other. Look to it.
, 1859-07-28

- Some privntecrsnan boarded tic schr.
Ashtabula, lying in the North Branch on Tues-
day. and made booty Of SO, found in sail
or's bag Of clothing.
, 1859-07-28

nARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
Il Il COMPANY. CnAx1xx1pu iEr
N,yETT-EIGurH sEur-AENUAI sTATEHESr:
f.aa santtal and saFqlas, Nay !, 's3,
S544,64O.67,
IOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED ASD EAlp At
THIS AGENCY.
Fur lesuzaaes ea pwHnna Fufn4k11.a Rcs!A Var
tou5cs snd eosttntA Xe1thandsa Grzo. Mi1a Nanrato
ana pFee:sty q u ka4A aap.J u AuHT H10S1SsoS.
CxAe. T. &rsE.'-,' 10. !, 11oMaE Noet+
! &@. HeakEn2. 1y1s&1fa
, 1859-07-28

u North's National Theatre is to be re-
opened in u few weeks with dramatic corps
under Sherlock. of Detroit,
, 1859-07-28
TURN Taken BY Sur{srib~--1IoW Inter-
pretcd by tile Belgian PrepV.-fffne nefsy
Statement or tho Monlleur,

TIE KESs At TCRlS..:'
4 Turin letter, Of July s, Expresses great sur.
pr.se, not unmingled With apprehension, at the
sudden suspension Of arms, which it describes
!, 10 corp dc theatre The Sardinian Govern
mcnt had NOT me lcast idea that nny such ar.
fangeuncut WIS in contenplaton.t Tie cores
pondcnt, however, feels hatifaction in stating
TINT England, which uuler Lord De1ly's Cor.
efnment Wns not very fayoraIly disposed to
wards Piedmont, has lately shown q much bet
Yer iecAng. lie observes very truly that whea
tue question Of the reconstruction Of ftaly comes
10 be settled, England must necessarily dcsirn
70 SEE Piedmont as strong md Independent as
Rosslo'e; "by supporting. us in Congress,
England would reguin in Italy some Of the ia.
hncnce which sue has lately losr-"'
TIE MOTIVES or SAroLkos Ill.
The following cxtsaet from correspondence
IN tue Lad<pead<ne< Bs'gt is interesting.
In high official spheres pacific solution is
Ecry generally believed ia. If tue Emperor Of
Austria will, in spirit Of conciliasion, second
Napoleon Ill, in bis endeavors TO reconcile the
phrase in his manifesto, free to the Adriatic.'
~!sl the position yet 1nainta;ned by the aus
trian army in the l.o.nbasdo Venetian territory,
and ssith the treaty rights Of the house Of Haps-
burg in Tint part OF Italy. People belonging to
the <ntoaTage Of the Emperor aud Empress. say
la private conversation That Napoleon III de-
ssres to g1ve to Europe new proof Of his mod
etAeon. lucy auu th2t tue Emperor, amidst
oil tile excitement Of tue great task which lie
LAS undertaken, deeply feels the cruel losses
which arc involved til war carried on with oil
the appliances Of modern science, and TINT
a!ter Magenta aud Solieriuo the sight Of 50
many brave mcn laid low for his can*c,
produced great effect upon that couccn-
uated mind which is so calm on the sur.
lace, and apparently SO cold. They have
reason to believe that the relations of 1he En-
peror with Ills ally have not always been IN:
mingled with disappointment, and that he is
annoycd by tho attitude OF ccstain groups Of
parties in 1ta1y- Judging from The solicitudc
which the Emperor 1ias always displayed for the
head Of the church, they infer that he must re-
EEet the complications Of the present situation
Of Rome. Under the influence Of these various
Impressions. aud considering TINT after bis
rapid and brilliant success, The result Of the
struggle, If it we're TO be prolonged, could only
be question Of time, and the sacrifice Of q
certain number Of lircs, the Emperor thinks
hc may non propose truce, with the object Of
seeing whether the Italian question may not be
more humanity solved by discussion than BIZ
tl.e sword. The Ra&rie was mistaken when i
affirmed that the Emperor Of Aus,ria proposed
the suspension Of host,lities. The initiative
WIS taken by Napoleon Ill.,, who sent The first
overtures by Gen. IUrban's son, after con-
rcrsation which hc had with this young ofIicer
On the subject of IN exchange Of prisoners.
, 1859-07-28

Mk1AscHoLr Acc,pExr.-About o'clock last
evening, Capt. John Harvey was drowned in
the rirer 1t the foot Of Canal street, from fall
log overheard from his canal.boas, the And-oa,
lring at that dock. 1t is supposed he missed
hi. footing. The remains were recovered after
haying been in the water half IN hour, but life
was extinct, though every means for re.ueeits-
ton. were employed by Dr. Na1 Myers and
oflssrs.. The family Of deceased, a wife aud txo
children, lived on board the Ansaoon. The Ger.
one. WIS to hold IN inquest last evening.
, 1859-07-28

The Dsaoerot las speciai dispatch from
ireasecyorth, announcing the arTiEal o. ~ e.
press from Depver City with dates 70 tae le;n:
esnress N did not arrive, but IL E}scc thereof The
dispatch. Significantly states that y brought
little or no gold, aud thai everything WAS quiet
at tue mines
, 1859-07-28

; Observation-Disclosures IL called 10 tho adyer.
tisement Of Garlic Boyd, ESD; who his just
been sppointel agent for two veil known and
popular Springfield, Mass, Insurance Conpa.
nfsa . :: :.
, 1859-07-28
CHICAGO, THURSDAY. JULY %, 1859.

Tur BASE BA1x MArcH--The following is
the result Of tho game played yesterday BE-
tween the Columbia aud Excelsior Base Ball
Club:
, 1859-07-28
THE CITY.

II The repairs On the North Market are ap-
preaching completion, rendering that structure
about the samc Us befors its disaster.
, 1859-07-28

WHEELER WIlsox's SKwlxG MAcu1SEs-We
prefer them for family use---E. i. 7ri5uax.
They are tho favorites for famifies.-4E 7.
TtHses. .-
They are without riral-Scieatife Auskri-
can.
They maintain the pre- cmineuce.-N +. En-
Prtss.
For Aa,smia9, filling, tueking and gathering
no statement Is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work. has been for
some time established.
best talent it. the Union, arc involved in this
machine GKoRoE Il. CH1rrESpKN, Genl Agt,
iyT-lmo lt7 and l69 Lake street.
, 1859-07-28

B Large sale at auction Of new nnd second
hand furniture, carpets and household 6 'ods.
this morning, at st o'clock, by Gilbert Samp-
son, auc,ioneers, So Lake street.
, 1859-07-28

TA partial, aud very minute, eclipse Of
the suu is announced for Friday afternoon about
ire o'clock. n. Il. All parties are forbid trust
ing Mr. Capcn on this account. Us it is no part
Of his reckoning, =.
, 1859-07-28
G2aapteD.

"ANTED-A Situation as AZ
w As,ant Doot .Krrper q. Entry Clerk The be-t Of
Hfs.eneaa si~ea- AA.s4s ~ b. BIZ So Post Ot.ea-
lys-.u
"ANTED-Agents to sell USE
w ful nd valuable article, An aet3rs man ~th \
e4pAI Of "FlvE DuLLAkS," can b cohsal ID II ~
Cirk ttrect Room Sa upEa&s- EaEeat seeuted ds4t.
t,ETSx
, 1859-07-28

. Meteorological observations t7ken By J.
Il. Reed + Co., apotheearlcs, IN aud 40 Lake
street, July 9Th, 1859. *-
, 1859-07-28

Assuming tho French and Austrian bulletins
.to be truc@and they arc the oaly data VIC haE.e
to 9. 4,pon-shc totl loss in killed and wound
led On both s1cs Of Soldering, fight which l.st
ed fourteen hours, IVES es,3175, OF seven PEI
ccnt- Of the whole number engagcd. On corr.
pairing this with tic lis: Of killed and wounded
in other DECISIVE battles ia this country and in
Mexico, VIC are constrained 10 conclude that our
own troops, The English, end rrcn the Mexicans,
whom it las been itc habit to deprceiaie, are
! much harder fighter. than the French and Aus
trians. Let Us repeat the figures in tabular
| form:
/ tz4r'as' '4a1r. r. r sE E, ~ q
t. xorspn.
| Q1 10 .....s....... .ChlpfFWA ..,..,, ...t
AWTc3n3... GAienA F1a.
--..-~.. 10 y!
AnFI4c114 90 Rty~
| &IcItt1n4 .4....--.s--.s. -sss-s*s.-.- 10
f1tneI. Sstpiaas nd xnsstaas so.isano .....
Thee, figures shou th.t if the armies in Italy
had fought Is despcEately Il Solferino Is on.
/ sdi;ar, Tue Easlish, and the Ne1isans I'D il
sso,. 'ss. e1s.. 's,: :s9rs h.1t
Did tiey aght Is welit Or NJ IT, ths eall'stn'
:lls,!-x. i, Htrald,
, 1859-07-28

S1xCgs's New "A" MAcn1xE-This late in
veution is designed to obriate every difficulty
t.,at has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chines. 1t A<1ns, ftl1s, tueky and gataers. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar.
ket, il d guarantee that they must supercede ali
other machines in use; uow On exhibition. to-
getLer wi,h Ill the different styles of Singers
Machines, at Gj Lake Street. A. ". Hurts.
Agent. jcs1.a4no
~ No. Al State street will be easily dis
tingui=hed By the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
Tea Kettle. jyls-2w
, 1859-07-28

tJ Charles Wheeler, the engineer Of the
collidng train on the Chicago, Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne Railroad, has been nrrestcd and is
now in Jail at Lima Station, Ohio, where the
late fatal accident occurred, rs noticed in yes
ter3ay's paper
, 1859-07-28

E The burglars aze about. A family on
Buffalo street uere visited on Tuesday night, by
m .ans of fsont door-key turned With pair <f
uips, but some Of the household being reused
bv the noise the rascal iecamped.
, 1859-07-28

- On Or before the 1ss September, good
tenant desires small house, with 4 yard in
front or at side. Address. T. .. Box, 1890.
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, 1859-07-28

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