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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-21
masonic Installation n"d supper

Masonic Installation and supper.
Harrison Lodge, No. 2l9 Of Free and Accep-
ed Maseus, viii have an Installation and Fes-
tival at their Lodge Room in. Cadiz, on Monday
Evening, December 2e. 1859, at Z p. M All
members Of the order, lin good standing) OF
this and neighboring Lodges, with their wives
daughters, sisters and mothers. are respectfully
invited TO attend.
CHARLEsN. ALLEN,
f's g. @. BEST.
JAMES HowAHp. COmmittes.
.E WILLfAM SHARP,
..f. JESSE H. NcMATH.
Cadix, December IA, 1853.
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fron @asbiagtoil

cOrsspOndsnss Of ths Cada DsnOersde ssntinsL l.
Aa A BILE Speech from an OhIO DEM
Ocrat 49, Resolution relative 60
Harper's sEerry--RaIIot fer Speak.
er---GOne Over---Wiil IL Pay---
The HeraId's Candidate for Pres
tdeut. n.#
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IMGUffEYS Series OF school Books, for s.,e
1tl lower. than they have ever bsea offered In
ma ket,by , BEALL
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H ENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
FROM THE
IEILLE M0g%4GNE COMPANY =

a, This Pant 10 adapted to al purposes, I'd vh,ch
.ne pest Whits Lead app licabe- ltdoHs not turn
yelow as lead invariably toes q, and will aoau the
hsfdnsss M and smoothpess Of Coach panneng With
OUT tne aid OF varnish, and is easily ashed. Col
brilliancy of color : - - - 'A-S eA
400 pounds will cover % much .urfaoe, with the
economy as we'll as bsauty 49,
II qrder that parties may depend upon getting the
most ,ssgsetabls hoxses. The Company ship bat
IEo ~, qSsnbues, known az Ne; .and Sxeso White,
tne artice most used for painting purposes the
Smow alts or Green Seal being only used for the
JOSEPH NJ STRONG, Asent for the Co.
III @Hrders Addressed to either Of the following houses
either Dry or in Oil, = : - =
HALL 4 CORNELL. =
1913 Mdtdea Laae, Netr York.
RAYN0LDS. DEVOE PRATT,
W. Sm log Il los Fklfoa street. Retc York.
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CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY.
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties Of this institption will be resumed on
the lst Menday IN September bext. Circulars, sta
ting terms may be obtained at the Seminary, or by
Addressing the Principal.
se2-Tu,Th6 S6w NJ. J. narrower.
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DENTISTRY. DO.
DENTISTRY,

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS. after practical test of two wears.
feels that he can wita confidence reoom-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertingSxGS
artiheial teeth IL has the advantages of6llb
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Once 306 Pa. avenue. ser
N DENTAL NOTICE.
DR NJ LOOMS viii be sbsert from the CITY
during the summer months, az usual, but~
will return in the fsl 20 resume practice ~
as will be seen by farther and timely no-I-o
toe. iyls-k
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situated
GeoIgetQwn, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of lr2 cores. In
cure on the premises, of Il. RICHARD DIS, corner
18th And K streets, WashinGtou, ID. c. Ia lO-H
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
. USiCAL GARD.

CAKU, ---.---
"A. r. LITTLE, PReFEssoR or Music having
returned to Wa.hIngton tafter the vacstionl ~
wishes to inform his friends and patrons, that&8$
he has resumed the duties of his profession. ~
Anwick Seminary. and having pupils efsew here, no
hiss but q foy leisure hours to devote to privsts
soholars In this CITY to secure his services there
fore, early application 10 req equested.
Ierms .nd circulars 70 be had at w. G. Metzer-
OTIS Music store, cor. 11th street and Pa avenue.
Residence at DR.. Hunts, No. $40 Pa. ave.
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thanS h lad svsraone in his Hfe, but Is did
not feel at ali comfortable, for the blood rushed
to his head with the fdea,s Hs SAN In I moment
that he must be, laughed at by the whole Of
mer1 1bey; thsrehad been q hugo oonspiracy to
humbdS him aedin his rage he vent oa Is .,
ftof apoplexy, from which BE did not think it
worth whize 70 recover. The Nfamily doctor,
whetcMled n. could scarce' 'refrainsf rom asry
Old Sifht. u II d Sseat sniaortupe for the
family but wss in ths-righ :
Enms and Msssare in deep mourning, and
Ssss s pssssr M ss Poor
an evsnt which snsuSes thsfr happiness.
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T'O HOUsEKERPERs AND OTHERS.

DLoOK TO YOUR INTEREsr-n
By Purchasing your Wood of
IL A PAINTER, at the Red Sign at the new
once, CORNER of 18th and Canal streets, opposite
NJ You win not only be sure of full measure,
but you VIII get your Wood Sawed in 2, s, or 4
pieces, I and Split III any size desired.
III Fifty cents per cord cheaper than IL ia sold
from any other place in this city
IL His Wood is of the Best Quality,l -
Best Quality} III 7r
II He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l IN
Carts and Boxes< III
III The biggest Pine Knot Split for
F ...... Kindhng Wood,| III
n kindling Wood Iii
III AL delivered Free OF Charged IN
u Notee. q the above does not show how
TTMoney's Worth. I'll s'''ouf
Now please call at the above ofhos fr7-and try
I'LL I'LL You You gil get quarter Of : cord Of the bsstt
70. for sl; pieces for lS1; pieces Is; or tic
$l2h; or the best HickoTy, piece. Si-5n; pieces
SL75; pieces %. All other parts Of cord at same
Orders LOFT ats. w.K.. Handy's, opposite WIN.
ards Hotel; Or at Nm; Balanty nes, 49a 7h street;
or at Pages wharf, at the foot sf promptly at
tended TO- yOfiqe removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner OF 7th and Canal streets. The money
60 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ieN - A.PAYNTER. at PAGES Wharf.
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" Tbese are forty six persons in England who
haveancomes of fss0.O00 wear. upwafds Of two
mllilon dollars. -Four hundred and forty-four
nave lneomes n ranging from Fhfty 10 two hundred
ana nity thousand dollars, and eight huadred and
SleYen rom fwe9tY- five to fifty thousand dollars
In Ireland there Is but one person who has an In
come q & upwards Of two hundred and ffty thou!
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DIANO FORTE AND ORGAN INsTRUC
L. TION. =

IioS 4. SIpMHF, pupll OF HEtNFETTER,
oelebIased pianist of Mannheim, Germany, re- ~
spectfully intimates to the music loving citi &R
zens OF Washington. that having had many ~
years experience in teaching, is now prepared to
receive pupils ether as besnners or those more ad
vanoed, to give instructions on the Piano and Or
gan. Terms moderate. Application can be made
and any orders left At Mr.. DeCeniel's Musical Re-
postory, Pa avenue, will meet due attention. Un-
exceptional reference as to ability can be given.
III situation as Organist viii be accepted.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

HAhP' PiANOf GUiTtR, SINGING,
Prof DE cENIEL,s long and practical expe-
Tlencs Ia the art OF Teaching Music eaabies ~
him TO pursue such . method as to complete SEx
the M1sleai ednc.tion Of evea those posses $8x
usually devoted to the study of Music under the in
different Instruction of Incompetent teachers.
Due attention paid to tho proper muscular devel-
opment Of the hands for obtaining equality, sgIity
and elasticity oftouoh a1o lastly, though not least
liant, and expressive,-the whole cSm6inine the
giate professors in Europe,
IL Only limited number of pupils received.
Pa{ties ishing to make their engageTnents will do
Prof G. T. DE CENlEL,
Musical Repository, Pa. ave-,
au 29-fm bet. 10th and Ilth SITS.
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III Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER,
HAVING determined TO remain in WASHINGTON
another season, is now ready to receive pupils EJ
in his SMy
PIANO FORTE CLASSES. $Ex
Primary Class-S5 per quarter.
Advance Classrs-Sl0 per quarter.
Private Lessons-S40 per quarter
Apply ~ w. g. MstZerotts Music Store, Pa av.
Georgetown Pupils apply at Miss Harover's Fe-
male Academy, Gsorgetown. sc 6-Th 81
MI MUSICAL NOTICE.
NAR. WIN; q. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
sSeIyat2lre OF PIagae Bohemia. and late of IN
citizens of Washington that, having been$S&
induced 70 take charge Of the organ and choir
PIANO, HARP, GUITAR. and ORGAN; also,
Mr. EMRS s.or. to Pc ss
where a circular will be found stating terms and
further particulars. The best Of references given
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING will ba
started as soon as certain number Of pupils shall
nave suDscrloed their names. su n SIN
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him for any length of time, or with any show of
success London itself, has neither walls nor bas-
tons to oppose to him, nor could any system of
temporary fertilization be devised, which could long
delay his entrance or afford even partial protection
to city so situated and covering so many square
miles in extent. The French once landed upon Eng
lish soil, London might as well be abandoned. Nor
could the possession of the English capital by for
egn enemy fail to be decisive of the war. Other
tons it is true, have lost their capitals and yet,
preserved their independence and the means of re-
covering them. Washington might be captured
by an enemy again, as it has been heretofore, and
though we might esteem it a national disgrace, it
could scarcely be reckoned a national calamity
or a serious loss, in military point of view. The
occupation of the Federal City by an invading
army would neither facilitate the conquest of the
country nor weaken our means of defence. Not so
in the case of a great metropolis like London,
which is the commercial and political centre of the
Empire. It's occupation by foreign army would
not only disarrange the whole machinery of Gov
eminent, but would utterly paralyze all the ener-
gies of commerce. The stoppage of the Bank of
England, and Of the great commercial houses in the
City, the destruction of credit and the suspension
of trade, would so weaken the resources of Gov
eminent and people for further resistance, that
peace, on any terms, would be preferable. How
long an invader could hold London, would, Of
course depend in measure, upon his ability to
keep open his communication with the Continent
Even without it, to dislodge him, when once Sc
curely placed in possession of the city, would be
almost impossible. Any active measures of an
noyance would be but doing the enemy's work
All these dangers and difficulties, it is needless to
say, have been suggested to the minds of the Eng
lish peopeby the present unsettled state of their
relations with their Imperial ally Of France
Hence, the camor in England for thorough arm
ing of the nation-for an increase of the navy, and
for the organization of numerous effective and
disciplined militia. That the English have
good grounds for apprehendng, at this time, an
INVASION we cannot believe; but that it is none the
less their duty to take such measures as would
render an invasion hopeless, is plain. One sword
keeps another in the scabbard, and, having re-
allied their exposed and comparatively defenceless
condition, the English people do wisely to
strengthen their defences, as to be prepared, at
any time, for the worst.
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NEW BOOKS.

From Ticknor Fields, Boston; for sale by Jas.
S. Waters:
lac Head Master of Rugby School and Regus Professor
anMTR PrxRHq9y n the Rg oEoFd BY
Ecclesiastical History in the University Of oxford Third
Amerca from The last London edition. In 2 volumes
l2mo., PIP $500.
The great reputation of the subject of this bio
graphy, and the fact that several editions of his life
have been called for, render any notice of its merits
unnecessary, as they show condition of wholesome
literary appetite satisfactorily provided for. The
mechanical department of the present edition is ad-
mirable.
From Lindsay & Blakston, Philadelphia; for
sale by James S. Waters.
Saniint Floleed Robe T9ig Msings &c, ' &e d
VOL, l2mO.
This tale is written to illustrate the moral that
neither " sucking FOOLS" nor the subordinate,
though parallel, employment of providing for pet
dogs or parrots, constitutes the sole sphere of the
sex. 1t is said to have been composed amid the
distractions of an extremely exacting employment,
and its tone is grave, if not sad. 1t will prove
acceptable to a large class of readers.
From the publishers Kelly, Hedian & Pet, TIA
Baltimore street, Baltimore; P. Donahue, Boston:
MARY LEE; or the Yankee in Ireland By PAUL PEPPER
sn4ss Esq S author Of Sandy Mcguire, &c With illus
Also:
THE JUsr SUPREMACY OF CONGRESS OVER THE TERRIFIC.
RIEs, Intended Answer to the Hon Stephen Doug
las Popular Sovereignty BY GEORGE TIcKYoR CURTIs
Boston. 1889.
From Evert d. Long Co., New York; for
sale by II. Taylor
The TIE WoeP By Lady ", cqysndh author Of
From J. E. Tilton & Co., Boston, for sale by
Cushings Baily:
ST. RoHAN's GHOST; ROMANCE 1850.
tale evidently written by one possessing
strong imagination, and cultivation of no common
order; still the mysticism of the story and its hor
ribe developments, render it extremely disagreea-
BILE to our own taste. These points, however, may
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prove more attractive than disgusting to
majority ofreaders
From Appleton & Co., New York; for sale by
H. Taylor, Sun Iron Building:
PRINCE CHlRLIE-THE YOUNG CHEvALIER. By MEREDITH
JoHNNEs author Of the Boys Book IF Modern Trdrel,
CtdrenS Bible Picture Book, &c. With eight illustra
items by NJ. 5. Morgan. 1860.
Also:
BIBLE STORIES IN BIBLE LANGUAGE. 1856
Also:
BABY NIGHTcAPs By the author of Nighcaps life among
the ChildTen, &c, &c 1860.
Also:
PART OF CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, issued monthly
Price Is cents a number.
MAGAZINES RECEIVED.
From John Freeman, agent, No. $50 W. Balti-
more street:
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, for November, 1859.
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
There sole ercSu agent for the of the kiRd
Of Coal heretofore sold by the Baltimore Coal COMPANY
and kaolcn as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal Any
such preensions fraud and dec pon We caution
sumers against buying inferior article under the old
trade mark, and invite attention to the following;
WILKEsBARRE Pa, June 6, 1853.
hereby certify that have Mined prepared shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the city
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past years up to Sep
ember 1857, and the Coal sending GROVE, MIL.
LER CO., and Others of Baltimore, precisely the same
kind of Coal from the vein, and fully equal to any
shipped BY me for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have connection, answerable for the cha
racter of their Coal since September, 1857.
ALEXANDER GRAY.
We prepared to deliver in any quantities the above cee
braed COAL; ALSO Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
GROVE, MILLER 4 co.
Yards-N W. corner Paca and German streets; Howard
above Franklin street. Office 81 Second street opposite Town
Clock s2ot D2g
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THE Penn MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMpANY.-It will
be seen that this company have declared an extra
dividend of fifteen per cent. on all the premiums
paid in up to the first of last January. This, we
understand, is the disposal made by the Directors
of surplus which has accumulated from year to
year, over and above the annual dividend of
twenty-five per cent. heretofore declared Our
information leads us to believe that the affairs of
this company are in sound and prosperous con-
dition. The agent in this city is Mr.. Samuel
Townsend, Second street.
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THH INSTITUTE To-NIGHr.-The subject for this
evenings lecture, which will be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. CUMMINs, OF st. Peters Church, is Hero
ism: The True and The False. 1t would, perhaps,
not be proper for us to anticipate more than the
able and eloquent discourse, for which the distin-
guished lecturers reputation is ample guaranty.
At the same time the of recent events is so
suggestive of the topic selected that we should feel
no surprise if they were made to pay tribute to this
evenings lecture.
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DRAMATIC.

Miss Richings, whose successful debut as an oper-
attic singer in Philadelphia, some years ago ex.
cited so much remark in musical circles, appeared
at Holiday st. Theatre last night to an excellent
house, in the musical drama of "the Child of the
Regiment" an adaptation from the celebrated
opera of that name. Miss Richings sang as ''Marie
a number of the best pieces in that role, and was
admirably sustained by her father as "Cartouche."
The "Rataplan," and "Salut la France" were
particularly we'll given. Tonight, Miss Richings
will appear in Louise Muller, an adaptation from
Verdi's celebrated opera of Louisa Miller" and
in the musical burletta of the "Bonnie Fish
Wife"
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CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS !! CHRISTMAS ~

Stereoscopic Views of the most noted scenery places
buildings monuments, satuary, &c, OF this and foreign
countries, together with descriptive sentimental and comic
figures and groups true nature of the pleas
ing and instructive presents for the season.
Also fine selection Of Photographs and plain and color
ed prints. WM. KING & BRO,
Artists and Photographers Depot,
d6lm Mo- n. Liberty Street
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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT

Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co.,
1855 Baltimore street.
This is pattern ofheir owninvention, which, after many
Ranges, they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them call-oppeste the Museum
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.

The best preparation to the public for the cure
and prevention ofChapped Hands, Lips One or two ap
pcations of this Cream will render the skin, SOFT smooth
and de,icately white. Prepared only by
n. HYNS0N JENNINGS < CO,
nS-tf IS North Charles street
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Having discovered in my 'BALM OF THOUSAND
Flowers the properties of Erasive Soap, apart from
its cosmetic qualities, can confidently recommend as s-
peror article designed for said purpose-n removing
stains of all kinds from the decatey coored
fabrics without injury to the texture color of either
So confident that eectual in that regard that
will return the price of it in every where it fails
D. C. DRISCOLL,
n2lu IS Baltimore street
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LISTERS IMPROVED

SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES
At Prices from $50 sl50n Cabinets plain syleswaan-
ted to DO every kind of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
HS- Saesroom 1853 Baltimore street,
m27-u L. 70 CHASE A,apt
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The WNANs' STEAMER AT HER WHARF AGAIN.
She detained her trip up from Norfolk in
quence the accumulation of salt ashes ec and about
the mouths of the tubes of the boiler such
make proper anchor the vessel draw the fires and
the crust The accumulation occasioned by g
leaks in the tubes heads having been inadvertently suffered
exist while using seawater which leak in future be
avoided 1t
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WOOD WnnD Wnnnlll

Wool WooD ! WooD II
SAVE 20 PER CENT by buying Wood office of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. sNoRrH STREET.
JAMES H. JOHNSON
STOVE EMPORIUM.
Messrs ENICH MCCREA, 4s7 W Baltimore street. pre-
sent for inspection, this FALL fine stock of STOVES
has before challenged admiration. Their assortment
embraces variety and and adaps itself
wants and means Of everybody Goods promptly dev
cred Stoves put and orders attended to with dispatch
in direction AS dealers these gentlemen deserved
ly popular.
FINE GOLD WATCHES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ONE OF the most splendid assortments of WATCHES in
this country be found subscribers am con-
stantIy receiving Watches from England France and
Switzerland and will sell at the lowest rate for rstcass
Watches.
Importer of Watches Jewery Manufacturer of Silver
Ware wholesale RETAIL Calvert and Water SITS
Baltimore.
N.B.-Spanish Silver Coin wanted s2Itf
Economy ECONOMY II
ADoLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
slO-f JAMES Fl. JOHNSON.
FULL SETS OF CARBUNcLEs, CORAL, CAMEO
Etruscan, &c, for sale at low prices.
J&RC CAMPBELL,
Milf R,GBR COR 227 Baltimore street
OLD RAPP WHIsKEY.-Direct from Economy,
sale by GREEN & YoE, SO Baltimore street
FINE GOLD AND SILVER HUNTING WATCHES suit
able for ladies and gentlemen, at moderate prices.
j. r. CAMPBELL,
nlIn R, COR 227 Baltimore street
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs
Cake Baskets, &C, for sale at moderate prices.
JAR. CAMPBELL,
NIL If R. GER COR 227 Baltimore street
Boston Coal CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE LowB
HALL LONEY,
Sc Buchanan's wharf
OFT. D, L0NEY CO.,
s2Iu SO South str
FINE TABLE CLAREr.-Another supply received
by GREEN ZOE, 50 Baltimore street i2T-tf
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WOOD WooD ! WooD
SAVE % by buying your Wood at office of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET
LANES II JOHNSON
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- ADUI DnT1D -
IL S IL ne LduleS OF tnls sewing
Stricken Street intend oneni t W HPnan H S
December in the room of the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION Fayette street They would inform their friends
Gnu o pu.io idt tle managers nave had TO IN
& ~ tle apsolqtety necessary repairs OF the
s. f tudIgly ost, uurhg the present year,
o Tfo Sut tI ineIs VI mEe ao ias each'
ba' @ the orphan cry IS by
aboring man was suddepy aP O'fG Tme the worthy
rI III ~ h!ile III louuoh Iark Cemete
w ~ a Id ~ liz ior entIey uesItu5e chiIdren the
, ny VI uee vars were received into It's beneyo
lu. hulnDer OF chl!uren now IN the Asylum is
dsy S ES co. boys a. donations thankfully received the
uag oeIoIe. dl22t%
I'D THE SECOND FCTTTPE on TIM
A3 TUFI Eth tSHGr-tT c0I-DSE oEron n No. II
RYT Avn INS T THH> "a; itSE 6EfQRE IE MA
MARYLAND Institute on TIESDGY EVENiWC ii 6c y, fne
18th, at ~ O'Clock, by Rev. GEORGE D. CCMMINS d d
lSuoyect-H erosm, the True and the Falsen do eo2
l~p THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK
SA3 OF THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY ASSOCI-
are re9uesed to attend meeting of said Association
Room No Temperance Tempis \ Cav az NJ al
By order of the Trustees
am 4,,p. '1,rtN
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WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
New and Falu1bIe Improvement.
DIAGRAM LOCK STITCH.
CDG7rt-8-G-@-gG@:
Wheeler Wilson has, usual, the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair Of the American Institute and at the
principa! Fairs throughout the Union
re- Send for a Circular.
OFFICE--g05 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
dl3u Baltimore, Nd.
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THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER SHEET

WILL BE ISSUED from this Office MONDAY, the I'd
of January 1860 thus embracing the entire transactions of
the year 1859 1t will contain all the matter usually
braced in Annual Statements, made by Commercial
Editor, the accuracy and reliability whose quotations
and remarks well understood in this market Those
ordering twenty-five copies have their Business Card
inserted at the head of the sheet without extra charge by
sending in their orders in advance.
Price ceEts per copy.
re- Orders respectfully solicited
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HEADS Of t AMILIES
Will the ETNA FIRE KINDLINe for its ECONOMY AND
CLEANLINESS
Sold at the Groceries throughout this city n23-tf