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To Mary A. Britt0n, k0sxan, Joseph kitch-
I'll. q. w 0arrstsop. James Bradford, Il. II. Rsy-
nolds and 0rpha W. Rsynolds bic vita: ~
NOU and sach of you ere hereby notified that
j. there 10 now on hlc In the Once Of the CleYk Of
the District Court OF Lee County lows, 81 FL Md
ison petition in chanccrv of Jesse kuddiek X
1ctgfMing SgKtnSI lou the SID Mary a. Brftton and
Patrick Morgan decree for the payment OF the
amount due On two promissory notes executed by
SAID Britton d Morgan to said Huddick or order.
dated 9th Sept, ls5t-one for $512 100, due in
10 months, and one for $sos rs 100 In 2 years
from date; and also claiming against all OF you
the foreclosure Of mortgage executed BY said
Mary A. Britton to sad Ruddick, 10 secure said
notes; upon ten Of land out Of the NV. cor
ner on the south halt Of the south half Of the
fractional NV. of section II In Township 6b,
range 5 west, in Lee County, Iowa--in which prem
Uses each OF you said TO have claim some In
terest and also asking sale Of said premises and
for other relief. sas RI g4.8st
Now, therefore, unless you appear and snlwer
said petit ton on before the second day of the
next term Of said District Court Of Lss County, to
sit at Fort Madison ON the first Monday ID Dssem-
Der, 1853, decree will be rendered ag4ipst You
in accordance with the prayer Of said pc sftion.
.srtaAa GEO. C. DIXON 1 SON,
Oct. %, l859-d4w Pitts Atty %.
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HARDwAREAND cUTLERY,
s.. w. 4 II. TUCKER,
TAPoRTERs. AND vHoI.EsALE DEALEHe.
4 ,axvs ias turs, Eut krs rssStvtkE their SaPpIkS
Tor the spring trade direct from the naks, vhisA
they offer 70 sash aad prompt tans-ssyers o -
they confidently solicit N sxAnineslon sf ths
same. 6.W.46. TUCkkhs
May 1s-dAv Sign u Ksd Psaiosk.
MTNEKs' FicEs. BRo7sn, q, Tor sale b.
1vl mhcl6d s.w, H. TUCKER.
EICKLE6.-1g GOOD article 81 sisIlss for sale y
y lmaylel e.W. u. TUCKER.
7yKITFIFT Horse Nails good ssosE q I'll
~ sizsa for sals By 8. W. 8 H. TUCKER
a MES 6HOVELS.-A large stock OF Anss'
a Shovslsforsal low By -
nayle 80 9. W. n. SUCKER.
kyCYxAK e Rs.--ssvtAe Ssonssfs1 dilsrsst
..sis s.w.1 n. TUCKER.
OOYTHA kIELRs.--Varisss ssalitissof Ssyths
- M1ssand Shsrpsnsrs fsx sale ~
mayle s.W.A h. TUCKER.
Es. Nc: ! szIss ]:
Anasal:d @ 70 slineA--. superior arsins
Sialski.s %
Dar1e1 81 - tal
ToestAsr NTH : general assortment Of other saik
at the Belmont brand, inst rssstvsd Ard fer sale
low b B. W. & ii. TUCKER,
4 WORN ,aardsn, arabbins and othsr HOES;
~ Spades, 6heSsls, 4s1 toeks s1a Picks;
ScythAs. 6nsths, And orain Cradles
WHEELS, RAkss ard Corn PlAntsrs;
Ok, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Roxes, Hay and Straw Kniyss;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And lasgs Stock a. assertsd Hardware and Cut
| Isry on kand end Tor sale lev ~
| maysdkv swan. TUCKER.
yRINn6T0Nk6i-Ths BsrssG rinAstonss, ofvs
~ rious sisss for sale BY
6.W.A n. TUCKER,
| (6ign OF the Red PAdloek,1
MnylAdku COv ~ n ain i n Sta
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Sinmss Last
TINE CASsIQUE OF kIAWAH, 4 Colonial Ro-
i nance, for sale ct
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CIR Book 6roRK,
A.
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ond its limits. As undue political restraints

yond its limits. AS undue political restraints
have been removed, and the restrictions that
tettered commerce abolished, the way has been
opened for that free interchange of opinions, to
which mainly are attributable the mutations that
manners, modes and systems have undergone
Education has, hour by hour been noiselessly, but
surely, removing the thousand errors which the
bigotry or prejudices of other times had planted,
and thought, which is said to be synonymous
with progress, has kept pace with knowledge.
Inc march of mind takes its way along broa Ter
paths than heretofQye, and towards grader
results. Science has brought the opposite
extremties of q continent so close together,
that what excites Paris in the morning
entertains st. Petersburg in the evening.
Under these favoring circumstances, a community
of sympathies and interests has been established
between distant nations and the public opinion
of Europe is as readily formed and as speedily
made known as the sentiments of London or
Vienna once were. No matter where a new re-
ligious dogma may be preached, or an insurrec-
ton begun, the sensations they create are felt in
the remotest quarters, and the preparation of
wrong in one country excites corresponding in
dignation in every other. The press which daily
gathers and dsseminates the views and feelings of
the people of all classes creeds and countries, thus
presents them with concentrated force which Cabi
nets and Kings, are compelled, in great degree
to defer to. There was time when the cry of
MoRTARA would have been stif1ed within the walls
of Bologna, but now it is answered by millions of
his fellowmen. The justice they ask for him may
not be accorded, but the wrathful tones in which
they demand it cannot be altogether disregarded
and the day is probably approaching when there
will remain in Europe no power which is capable
of wthstanding so just and so universal an outcry
on the part of its people
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1t is said the parents of the boy MoRTARA have
determined to apply to the European Congress,
which is about to assemble to exert its influence
to procure the restoration of their child. Though
we cannot suppose that the dignitaries who are to
attend it will put themselves to any special trouble
or run the risk Of complcating the important DIFF
fculdeS they are called on to adjust, bv acting in
the case We have no doubt they will receive the ap-
pcation courcously and promise to take it into Sc
rlousconslderation. Buteven in thus condescending
to listen TO the petition of an humble family, who
complain solely of their individual wrongs, and
whose cause is backed by no more powerful influ-
ence than simple appeal to natural justice, the
Congress will afford another striking proof of the
cosmopolitanism towards which the age is tending
The Ambassadors of Kings would, a few years ago.
have put away, with smile of contemptuous pity
an insignificant old man who had asked them to
right the injustice done him by his own sovereign.
The claimant OF throne, the injured scion of
some lordly house, they would always have aided
by their advice or influence for grave political
questions, and, perhaps, the destines of nations
were ever dependent on the varying fortunes of
princes. But to the isolated acts of oppression
committed in one State, the rulers of adjoining
countries were wont to be Supremacy Indifferent
The lines which separated one petty kingdom from
another usually divided also peoples who resembIed
each other as little in their opinions and feelings
they did in costume, speech and customs. Men
hated the neighbors with whom they fought, and
were friendly towards the strangers they visited
or traded with, but they had little comprehension
OF those broad and liberal sympathies which may
exist between the populations of distant nations
None, save few Missionaries, ever dreamed dreams
Of Peace Congresses and Universal Brotherhood
in those days and had the reason for the segrega-
ton OF every community been what that quaint
old traveller, JAMES HOWELL, supposed it to be,
they would never have come into closer conmu-
MON with each other. He said, two hundred
years ago, ''there be divers merdians and clvmes
Gin the heavens whence infuxes of different
'qualities fall upon the inhabitants of the EARTH
land as they make men TO differ in the ideas and
conceptions of the mind, so in the motion of the
tongue in the tune and tones of voice, they come
ITO differ one from the other" Though HOWELL
was considerably wide of the truth when he thus
accounted for the dissimilarity between the sub
jects oil the various European Governments
many OF the wisest of his generation were
not mere enlightened on these points than ba
Experience, however, has enabled ms to discover
the natural causes of the diversities that Hoxv1,
could not understand. We now know that des-
potsm, illiberality and ignorance, were the
''infuxes, " which made men to differ SO widely
and as these did not fall from ''meridians and
''clymes in the heavens" the civilized world may
hope at some distant future to Danish them be-
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INSTITUTION FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF THE Blind
Our readers will bear in mind that on tomorrow,
at ii A. NJ, Messrs. Gibson Co. will offer for sale
an extremely valuable and curious collection of
twenty-eight autograph letters, contributed for
the benefit of the above Institution by j. Howard
Mcllenry, Esq. There four letters of Wash
ington, two of the elder Adams one of Jefferson,
one of Harrison, two of La Fayette, two of Alex
ander Hamilton, two of Timothy Pickering, and
one respectively from Benjamin Rush, Samuel
Chase, Thomas Paine, Anthony Wayne, Charles
Carroll of Carrollton, Rufus King, Charles Cotes
worth Pinckney, Thomas Pinckney, William Pinck-
ney, Benjamin Steddert, Robert Goodloe Harper,
Charles Lee, Oliver Wolcott and Benjamin Tall
madge. 1t is seldom that such an opportunity is
presented to collectors of autographs to enrich
their stores and the consciousness that the amount
thus expended will be devoted to one of our nobest
charities should infuse additional spirit into the
competition likely to be excited by the intrinsic
worth Of the memorials.
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Louise Muller met with decided success at Holli-
day Street last night, Miss Richirgs executing sew
eral arias from the opera of that name in very
creditable style. Mrs. Gladstane rected 'E Pluri-
bus Unum" with much expression and was warmly
applauded. We learn that the great spectacular
and musical drama of "The Enchantress" will be
produced on Monday night next, with full chorus
and all the scenic effects capital bill is present
ed for to-night
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Messrs ENfcu McCREA, 4s7 w. Baltimore street pre-
sent for Inspections this Fall, fine stock of SrovEs as
has before challenged admiration Their assortment
embraces every variety and size and adapts itself the
wants and of everybody Goods are promptly dev
cred Stoves put up, and orders attended to with dispatch
in any direction As dealers these gentlemen are deserved
ly popular.
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On the evening Of the 18th instant EMILY L., wife of
Moale ....
Her friends and 'eaives respectfully invited attend
her funera on this "wednesday afternoon, c from
Emanuel Church. Richmond papers please copy
On thu l2h instant JOSEPH A GARRI1T, in the 47th
year OF his age
On the 18th instant, PHEBE W, wife of VIM B. Slack,
in the 45th yea of her age.
On the 18th instant, AUGUSTINE O. SHTPLEY. eldest
of Daniel E. and Mcent c. Shpey, the 18th year
his age.
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IMPROVED GLYcERINE CREAM.

The best preparation offered to the public for the cure
and prevention ofChapped Hands, Lips &c One two APP
pcaOns Of this Cream will render the skin soft smooth
and de'icately white. Prepared only by
N HYNS0N JENNINGS & Co,
nSu IS North Charles street
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,

AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
e. aOU NT'S,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where can 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 be found always hand and made to order
TETEATETES, in Brocaelle, Plush or Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred IN any goods to ORDER Full French Parlor Half French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatelle Plush or Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, arious styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHATN0TS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
Z. MOUNT,
mhl7-f No SIN. Gay st., opp Odd Fellows Hall
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEpERs

To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
MILL
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
slO-u JAMES II. JOHNSON
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WooDi WooDtI Wooo
Stove ENTpOpITru

SAVE 90 PER CENT by buying Wood at Office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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A RR ED. n
GEIGER, N D., to Miss VIRGINIA BEITz, daughter Of
DR. Henry T. Beltz, all of Manchester. Nd
On the l7h November, by Rev. VIM Marshall, JACOB
PARKER 10 Miss MARY MARGARET, second daughter of
the late Jefferson Free, ESQ.,, all of this city
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
There Is no sole exclusive agent for the Of the kind
Of Coal heretofore sold by the Baltimore Coal Company
and kaoVn as GENUINE BALTIMORE CoxPAYY Coal Any
such preensions fraud and dec pton We caution con.
sumers against buying inferior article under the old
trade mark, and invite attention to the following
WELKEsBARRE, Pa, June G, 1859
hereby certify that have mined prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the city
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past years up to Sep
temher 1857 and the Coal am sending GROVE MIL
LGR Co, and Others Of Baltimore, precisely the same
kind Of Coal from the vein and fully equal to any
shipped bv me for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have connection, for the cha.
racter of their Coal since September, 1857
ALEXANDER GRAY.
prepared to deliver in any quantities the above cee
brated 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 Office Second street opposite Town
Clock. seot 400
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3rg GOu0s.
SELLING OFF
SELLING OFF!
SELLING OEFfl

> SELLING OFF,
SELLING OEFftl
49, DRY, GOODS AMI GTfRRIG@NIEGs.
The under+ignaiSi in INA MI II CO.. STREET, O. T.
his business Mn S t, GT G changes in
corsi5aro,Ir rd LiNti ,i{. STOCK OF GO, 6S
S 81 rs # G5 call and icy os ,o4| E655 8a ils5
IN ali Fns ~ Good Lpc'' ana customers be suited
Don'torget tie pace-No. 1eI EoRT1 CAV srpprT
-, so,m SION o. T"s BIG sroorI,o.e
M cum II. POLLACK
(T or RicH FALL ANDwIyrEe
wRoTH K FULLERTON, MESS '0o''S
aI4A ROBE, in two Gognfgs: and by the, gard,
mi, 4 aiSslir,,ntof
Mourning GOODS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SHAWN Gyb Bq El nsRREHfERFT& GOODS
- % BALTIMORE STREET
{ ,LoAkS AND SHANLS.
Also our 1 own manafsctIre IN
r,>-lr,JJ A AZ A$D TRIGQT Beavers
ALL THE MOST, ~ SHIGNIBLE sHIPES MADE,
IN TEP = loP W. ~ KEIAFh ! TkA fBgE;yJNc
FALL AND WINTER SHAWIS,
stsips and Pid Woo, Ton ana ma Stella stella IA VIZ
WINTER SHAWAS Of every desirable style.
GENTLFMEN's TRAVELLING sHAWLs,
III Eta 4V Y3,1E'X FASTER 3 IN
1!U.S-- - \ IVY, 2Ol and 2o5 Batm-re street,
FASHIONABLE SILKS AND ROBES
hiGH icL ACf Is AND EaBROLDERiE&
n FULL AND Ei,FGS%T ASSORTMFNT
GIN" HEIERsAL ENTIRE INVOICES
R.vAnrpr l86TEST PARIS STYLES Mann,
At much under cost OF mannfsct1re i'''
Point. yaanc,r,os f III. asii,. tim Of
hmhrgiiered Sets, Coll rs Embroidered Handkerchiefs
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For New STYLE OF Rich JEwELRY CALL ON
GABRIEL D. CLARK, this day. of Calvert and Water
streets. dI42w
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FoR WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE-fnll
stcck-a GABRIEL CLARKs STORE of Calvert and
W alter street. dIl.2w
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 ". BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Wesh continue to up Meals our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second fo1r Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance OF the same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare avorably with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
csnts.
rs MAHN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear Of this house No 50 FAYETTE STREET
h2ftf C. II. MANN, Proprietor
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THE BEST IN EDITION AND QUALITY.

THE BEST IN EDITION AND QUALITY.
MONSIEUR S. ODEND'HAL Naifre d Armes,
W from Paris having few leisure hours still his dis
kRSAPSMdRD MALLS ORD Or SlS t3fE Ok
E oS, Nay be seen at Mr. Lehmans Gymnasium,
30 Lexington streets Ola eo3tt
& GREAT SALE N
VIM HARNESS, BLAGKsNiFHs TOOLS. &c.
iSS G:sEHS EFV " PIE nx fg
STREET LINE OF OMNIBUsES, situated on Thames
HORSES, COACHES, HARNESS, &C.
seventy 9ang are very
superior family work Horses all good condition
THIRTY COACHES OR oMNIBUsEs,
GOOD ORDER.
ONE LARGE "a PASSENGER COACH,
In good order and used for short time.
JAck stA@fKkEESS cHEs,T Fa TG: Ere,
With great variety Stable Utensils Sc entertaining TO
large establishment of the kind all of which will be Sold
Terms Of and under CASH over $29O months
The Horses, &C. be seen any tioe by applying to
Nessrs Coleman Baeyi Ne G SG Thames street
d4-ts 81 Baltimore street
sEk FOR SAVANNAH,
1870 60 TUESDAY, December Goth, at l2M precisely,
Inc n'''-''o sc fiSaP Of NORFOLK
viii leave her wharf foo Of Union bock as abova
The ships ne viii now run weekly during the
Bills Ladng will Signed after the departure of the
s,S"' IAN I'll 1T 10" CO.. '' VIM nPEEEfzEL, Agent,
dlf6t Union Dock
T EATHER.-Sole and Rough Skirting in Store
Land for sale by NEALE, HARRIS Il CO, &c Commerce
street. dl4H
NEW BEEF.-WESTERN NEW BEBF-Mess
Prime and No inspected and for sale by A L. VERB
y BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce SITS. 1t
MALT.-5, 600 bushels prime Spring Barley
w Malt receiving and for sale nv A. l. WEBB BRO 1t
CIDER.-20 bbls. New sweet Cider for sale bg
0J0HNS K RnGF RS. q Commerce street. daft
T ABRAD0R HERRING-50 bbls. landing
Land for sale by J0aNSk R0GERS2 "a Commerce stdI+tf
SALMON.-20 tierces landing and for sale by
0JOHNs ROGERS, u Commerce street. dl4tf
LIRST CLASS NEGOTIABLE PAPER CON-
L SFASrLf On HAND and '"i H * X LEWIS,
stiff First house from South.
t OANS AND MONEY NEGOTIATIONS Of
ALany Kind, promptly effected BY, -,-
-...... No A Second street
stir First house from SOuti
T1HE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN GIL
n, BERT GAssA AZ S and and THoMAR GASSARD under
18th November last by the decease Of the senior partner
the the o ChssaRp in
nsIf : - ~ : = y - THOMAS cAssARD.
pAGS in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
-, Nor cash at "oe Of the Maryland P"pe. Works
for sale by Nv 1'.. - ''''e anu
MAGNOLIA HAMS.
Nl Just received lot of those very CHOICE Hams Mag
dl0-f 2l4 W. Lombard street
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LISTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from s5O to s5n Cabinets or plain
ted to do every kind Of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires a seam.
81 Salesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
n2T-tf T. n CHASE ,o.r,
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THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER SHEET

WILL BE ISSUED from this Office On MONDAY, the ID
ofJanuary, 1861 thus embracing the entire transactions
the 1859 1t will contain all the matter usually
braced in Annual Statements made up by Commercial
Editor, the accuracy and reliability Of Whose quotations
and remarks well understood in this market Those
ordering twenty five copies have their Business Card
inserted the head the Sheet without extra CHARGE by
sending in their orders in advance
Price cents per copy.
RS- Orders respectfully solicited.
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE

THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- .acturng Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
iority over all others, Price $50 and upwards
SALES ROOMS,
ni4-u l63 Baltimore street. |
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Having discovered in my ''BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS" the properties of Easve Soap, apart from
its cosmetic qualities, can confidently recommend it as SUI
peror to article designed for said purposein removing
grease stains of all kinds from the decatey coored
fabrics without injury to the texture color either
So confident that eectua in that regard that
will return the price oft in every where it fails
D. C. DRISCOLI,
n2lt IS Baltimore street
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS y!
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Stereoscopic Views Of the scenery places
buildings, monuments stauary, &C. this and foreign
countries, together with descriptive sentimental comic
figures and groups true of the most pleas
ing and instructive presents for the season.
Also fine selection Of Photographs and plain and col,r
cd prints. WIN KING K BRO
Artists and Photographers Depot,
d6-lm Mo- n Liberty street
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WATCHES
WATCHES! WATCHES!
GOLD CHAIysi GOLD CHAINS!
GoLD KEYsl GOLD KEYS!
For sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Importer of Watches
dl4-2w corner OF Calvert and Water streets
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CIGARSl CInApSll

CIGARS CIGARsl!
would call the attention of smokers to my present as
sorment of pure HAVANA No other kind in store and
consequence, no imposition. For sale by
WIN. H. MCLEAN,
nI9tf 59N Charles Of
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PORTLAND KEROSENE Or

J. B. T. PHELPS,
;HNTLE MEMS WEAR,
lo7 BALrIKoRs STREET,
s-'' Baltimore
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
= scbers Of Baltimore city and county have obtained
from the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, in MARYLAND
iet6rS teStamentary the personal estate of JACOB
CAkhAN, late of said city and county deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof IN
the subscribers before the 10th day of Tnnr S.G
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from ali benefit
OF the sd estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the Subscribers
Glven under our hands this 18Th day Of December 1889
,,,, REBECCA &. CARHAN,
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One PRICE CLOTHING
j. LIPP & CO.,
5. ". CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PscA STREETS
Under the ONE PRICE principle guarantee to our
customers fall value for their money
~ CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the b.,t manner
come and see us. ol-3m
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Coal UNDER COyER

Coal UNDER COVER.
Every variety of HARD AND SOFT GOALS from tn.
most approved mines, kept clean and dry from RAIN and
Snow at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
L. W, LEISENRING,
sl64m No 1876 North Howard streot
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14
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I'D I'D CA. SEWELL & CO.,
#SH r, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCRRS,
E lave Just received afresh supply Of NEW Raisins
, Figs, CtrOn and Currants
Also store, general assortment fresh GROCER ES
onsisting of fine Teas, Wines &c, English ckles &c &c
which we selling low " '
me public will find it to their interest in giving our stock
N examination before purchasing elsewhere
~ Goods delivered to all parts of the CITY free.
49,, c. A SEW ELL 4 Co,
~ IlnuAkn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

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At Office of City Steam Fire Wood MIL,
No. 3NORTH STREET.
10 JAS. II. JOHNSON