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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

DAKED CUMBERLAND HAM, WITH CHAMPAGNE
ID snce; beef snd 9orslio pudding for dinnor
morrow 1t y. Hi YrKE'S No OK Pine street
ryBAYRRs OYSTER, rINING, ZOE CREAM AND LaasR
beer r6ep "a Howard auess four doors eaai OF sro.d
way Private partes aud clubs Private supper
for ndiss Furnshsd III the daJ week.
'Ns'N J. n. TaAyEg, Proprietor.
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T OST.-ON SATURDAY, ABOUT ONE o CLOCK IN
IL of the onniDuses that through st. arts place
and Broadway sna kait with steel CLASP obsn.
lined with silk containing dollar pisces ssms
siver change roll bank bills ami other articles
pder will iseras ded for returning the sney
the owner at 81 Ct Marks place.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-12
THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; Y AID VERTLSLNG
SUPPLEMENT FOR JUNE 1859

Will be issued from this office promptly on the
first of June To insure this result and to prevent
all mistakes and confusion, we shall decline to re-
ceive any advertisement for that issue after the
last dav of May. The great success which has
attended our experiment of monthly issue, we
accent as an obligation still further exertion to
promote the interests of the community which has
so literally sustained US. We shall, therefore, in
crease our next edition to 100000 which will be
distributed as the last has gratuiouSly-to
the business men of the West and South. We
shall also send portion of the next issue into the
southern counties of the border free States, to
which Baltimore is the nearest seaport. We shall
use n Earqer sheet so as to allow ourselves
more room for appropriate editorial matter, such as
MO had in tvpe for the first number, and which
was necessarily crowded out. We say necessarily
because within the time which we allowed for ad-
vartsements to be handed in, to reject any,
while unoccupied space remained, would have been
tn rive some men unfair advantage over others.
Some errors crept into our late issue in spite of oil
our efforts. which we hope to avoid in future; and
we shall take care that the Index-whch con-
slider very valuable feature-shall present more
minnie ANALYSIS of the matters advertised, and be
better displayed, than was practicable in our last.
1t will greatly promote our convenience, it those
who design to advertise in our June number, will
send in their advertisements early as posi-
BILE. and will state the heading under which they
desire to be classed in the Index.
TERMS
One Dollar per square Of SIX lines
No advertisements conflicting with Baltimore interests
received
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THE LATE DR.. HI. V. d JOHNS

At meeting of the American Wing Society of
Princeton College, the following preamble and reso
lutons relative to the death of DIR. H. v d. Johns
OF Baltimore, were adopted
WING HALL, Nav 6, 1859
WHEREAS, God in his inscrutable wisdom has
seen it TO remove from earth the Rev. Henry Van
Dyke Johns, u. D., Of Baltimore therefore be it
Hesotsed, That by his death the American Whig
Society has lost one Of It's eminent and mertor
Gus sons. His bright and rare qualities of head, his
high order Of genius, his noble virtues of heart his
truly consistent and Christian character his gentle
ness OF disp0stiOn but above all his eminence Az a
Minister OF Christ were characteristics that made
him an hOnored and valued member of our Society
by all.
fesotred, That a copy of these resolutions he
forwarded to the bereaved family of the deceased
assuring them of our most sincere and beartt.It
sympathy in this their sad affection and that thew
be published in the Baltimore SAM American n nd
Exchange, the Church Journal, and the PRINCETON
Press.
ResoIred, That further mark of respect we
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty DAYS.
CHARLES d. STEWART, of Baltimore,
HARRISON I. JOHNSON, Baltimore
BAIL T. GORDON, Baltimore,
ANDREW ANDERSON, of Florida,
COmmitfaa
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We take pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to the course of Lectures on the ''Early
History of Maryland" by GEO. L. l.. DAVIS, Esq,
the first OF which will be delivered this evening at
the Rooms of the Historical Society Mr. DAVIS,
by patient and indefatigabe research, has
acquired an extensive knowledge of the history
OF the settlement and Colonial condition of Marv
land, and it is at the request of a number of our
most intelligent citizens that he has consented to
give his valuable information to the public in a
course of Lectures.
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The Hon. JOSHUA R. GIDDNGs, in very foolish
and infiammatory letter, has put forth frantic
appeal to his friends in Ohio, and through them to
the general public. His discourse is of the parties
who have lately been found guilty, at Cleveland,
Oh most open and fragrant violation of the es-
'aohsned law, and his opinion of the crime and its
perpetrators is therein plainly stated:
I'm disregardlng this law tfngttva s,.r., a.
aid rtg Iher error consisted in sDarno ~ nss ~
INC aoreeatchers Those irates sho uld hare hem dsI;
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Decrease present fiscal year


After the transaction of the regular business of
the Board the following proceedings took place:
The Financial Committee to whom was referred
the subject of raising the pay of baggage masters
reported adverse to the increase.
DR.. Ohr offered a substitute for the report
resolution that the old pay of S45 per month be
restored. Rejected by vote of II to 8.
The Transportation Committee reported against
the proposition to reduce the tonnage price for car
rying coal over the road
MIR. Halves offered a resolution authorizing the
reduction of the present price for carrying coal %
cents on each ton. A great deal of discussion
upon this subject ensued. Nearly the whole time
the meeting lasted taken up with arguments in
this regard, by the gentlemen composing the
Board.
The vote was finally taken, when the substitute
was rejected
Upon notion the sum of $4,000 was appropria-
ted for the purpose of assisting in the com eton of
the connection between the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and the Marietta road, known as the Union
Connection.
The salary of j. l. Atkinson, ESQ.,, Secretary
and Treasurer Of the Company, was increased from
81 500 per annum to 5000.
The Retrenchment Committee reported in favor
OF discount of ten per cent upon the salaries of
every one connected with the road, from the Presi-
dent down, except the baggage masters.
The Committee to whom the matter had been re-
ferred reported against the decrease of toll on way
freight.
The transportation Eastwardly, into the city of
Baltimore. some of the Mo,
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FREDERICK CoUNTY.-Henry Nixdorf, Esq.,, died
at his residence in Frederick City on Wednesday
He was member of Capt. Steiner's Artillery,
which took part in the defence of Baltimore, in
1876
Mr.. Nathan England, another old soldier of the
war of 1912, died at Mount Pleasant, on the 9th
inst, aged 70 years.
An evening mail has been established between
Baltimore and Frederick
The fine weather of the past eight or ten days has
been very favorable to the farmers of this vicinity
and enabled them generally to get their in the
ground under desirable circumstances. The grow
ing wheat looks unusually promising.
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s,
UNRIVALLED SEWING MACHINES,
ST. 2O2 BALTIMORE STREET.
5. HARRINGTON,

~. 1iAhhlNGTON,
Would respectfully inform old friends and the nnbc
general that he is prepared to attend orders in his
line Of business " 49,
He will VARNIsH OR RE-VARNIsH AND Polish on c1p,y
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR Ann
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPnoLsrEa AND RI Gown
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C., &c
twenty years practical experience in working for the best
families in the cities Of New York. Philadelphia and
more, enables him to suit the scrupuous and
better manner and for less money than any other
one this side of Philadelphia.
bail orders left at his Dwelling No 60 Forest street.
with N Hynson Jennings Co., So N Charles street,
will DO Immediately attended to- apI.6m
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Ns- We take pleasure in calling the attention
Of readers to the old and well established CABINET
FURNITURE EMPORIUM of Mr. EDWIN S. TARR No. IL
Gay streets, between Fayee Baltimore This
gentleman makes Bureaus Wardrobes, Sofas Bedseads
Chairs Tetea Tees, &C. from Walnut and Mahogany, that
cannot be exceled for beauty and durability His long
peence in the business entities him share Of public pa
tronags,
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KINDLING WooD KINDLING WOOD!
SAWED AND SLIT WoOD, OF ANY SIZE.
Snruel and Sniff h,- Mob i,,..,,.

Sawed and Split by Machinery
Owing to the constantly increasing demand this Wood
have greatly increased facilities for preparing and de-
liverng it, am prepared fill aorders dispatch
for OAK PINE WooD, any length size delivering it to
part of the city free of cartage guaranteeing the same
quantity that is contained in cord before being sawed and
split. JAS H. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood MILL
~ Office of Baltimore and North Streets over Pa
trot Office.
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Col. j. b. Baldwin, of Staunton, Va, who was a
candidate for Judge, at the recent election, and
VIM. j. Robertson, the Judge elect, are warm, per.
sonal friends As soon as Col Baldwin became
down and wrote him letter of congratulation.
couched in very complimentary terms At the
time of the reception of this letter. Mr. Robertson
was under the belief that Col. Baldwin was the
successful competitor. He took the letter to him,
selferased his own NAME wherever it occurred
inserted that of Col Baldwin in its place. and re.
turned it, otherwise unchanged except the sigma
ture.-Btue Ridge Rep.
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Mr.. Francis j. G. Umsbeel, New York LAWYER
cong business in Wall street, shot himself at the
Clarendon House on Tuesday Although no cause
whatever could be assigned for suicide still the DO
siton and nature of the wound rather precudes the
theory of accident. 49, W
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Professor Brunnow, Director of the Michigan
State Observatory, has been nominated BY Profes
sor Mitchell, and appointed by the Board of Trus-
tees, Associate Director of Dudley Observatory.
Professor Brunnow accepts and will take up his res
idence at Albany forthwith Professor Mitchell,
Director of Dudley Observatory removes to Alba
n xt
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GABRIEL d. CLARK,

of Calvert and Water ss,
Now offers for sale London Liverpool and Geneva Watches
of superior workmanship to order Also the American
Watch Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewery Silver and Pla
ted Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed
Lecouer Swiss Razor and Srop, warranted to be the best
in Purchasers of the above goods will pleas examine
the STOCK
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,1ry EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper,
With hold and distinct type which is constantly
mrd thus offering to merchants and Others making
" columns. peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
& ATTRACTIVE display Of their advertisements, while its
aIy large and rapidly increasing circulation, and the
ittad superiority of its commercial department over
KIT Of any other paper published in the city, the
host and desirable medium for advertising presented
=, mia community.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1859.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE DAILY EXCHANGE published every morning min ISun,
cay & n Mir Cents per week payable to the car
NAILED TO subscribers out of the city at ssr dollars
~ u-rJ, Edition is mailed to subscribers at
Inc ~. y.5rs per annum TermS-invariably cash,
in advance .n,.
Eortb streets Baltimore.
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On the 10th instant, OWEN HAGAN, in the Goth year of
his age
On the 9th instant ANNIE r. BOND, consort of the late
Thos Bond, in the 46th year Of her age.
On the 10th, NARY ELIZABETH. aged IL months and l
day, only daughter of VIM. NJ and Elizabeth Biscoe
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-12

ID. w. McCleary, American, has been reelected
Mayor of Cumberland by ninety three majority.
and five out of six Americans have been elected to
the Council ~
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AMBRO DAGUERREoTYPEs. &c

Mr. MARsTERs, l47 Lexington street. Howard street
wfurnsh his patrons with pictures glass; card board,
plates canvass life size in miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel color style s-
perior excellence He has on hand full plain
and fancy ALSO gilt frames, all the best material
His long experience and aested enable him
sure his patrons complete satisfaction charge silly
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No notice ran he taken Of Anonymous Communications;
Whatever intended for insertion must he authenticated
y the name and address of the writernot necessarily for
notification, but as guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected COmmunica-
tons.
- Letters to be addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore Maryland
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Mr.. John A. B. Leonard of Maryland has been
appointed by the President, to act as his secre-
tary to sign land patents vice T. j. Albright, re-
signed.
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MANILA CoFFEE.-We. have just received 100
mats of this delicious Coffee which we can cheerfuv re-
commend to our customers. GREEN Il YOE, Family
"looeIs' 90 west Baltimore street ap2Itf
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NJ A X X ] F. u

MA RRIE ED,
On the 10th instant the Presbyterian Church. corner of
Green and German streets by Rev Mr. Dunning CHARLES
+ ElCHELBERGER, of Winchester, Va, to L0TTIE F.
SPERRY, of Baltimore.
On the LIST instant, by Rev John W. Hedges, JOHN T
SHIPLEY of Washington city, to Miss VIRGINIA F. WAL
TIERS, of Howard county, Md.
On the 18th utimo. by Rev John W. Hedges JAMES H.
MARTIN to Miss KATE A. daughter Of William Lee, Esq,
Pnlti
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Directors of this Company, held yesterday
morning, when the revenue of the road for the
month of April, 1859, was shown to have been as
follows:
Main Stem Wash Br'h. N ". Va. Total
Passengers $50 097 "a s25 449O7 s4l1623 So CO. "a
Express. $4,000 10000 ........ $4,000
Mails. ..... eOs5 SO 100000 S6667 1882 90
Tonnage. 24l 419 "a 636l4 1861 81 267 3S2. 70
s3lo371.sl s3411Os1 s?4, 5S4. Il 1899 o67 SO
Compared with the same month in 1858, the re-
turns show the following result:
Wash. N. W. Va.
Main Stem. Branch. Branch. Total
Apl 1859 $780, 81 $34 81 S4 5S4 II 1869 O67 SO
1885,. All ,546.59 1869 90 1882 81 4S3 55S45
Decrease. s1O1 l747s s454s4s Ss767 SO STA 10
These figures show decrease on every part of
the Road amounting toASll4,49l.l2 as compared
with the receipts of the corresponding month of
last year: This large falling off mainly attribu-
table to the small amount of freight coming East
ward and to the heavy reduction in charges on
other lines competing with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
The financial year of the Company commences
with October. Comparing the revenue so f2r of
the present. with that of the past fiscal year, the
fO1loNyinp rasuf iSc
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ROoFNG ROOFING ROOFING II
Economy, Durability and Seclplty.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND COMPOSITION RooFING
unrvaed by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE.
For further information address or call on
JAS IT, JOHNSON,
No Jarvis Building, cor. North and
y2ou Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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The resignation Of Lieut.. Vim. H. F. Lee, sixth
infantry, has been accepted by the President, to
take effect May 81, 1859.
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SkATES AND SLEIGH BELLS at Manutac-
FoULTN E1.,s.1 TRlMBLE,
$500. b b. TRiMBLE,
jal-0 300 Baltimore street.
" MARYLAND sPoRTMAN's CLUB,
PoULTNEY & TRIMBLE,
D. B. TRIMBLE,
iai-d POO Baltimore street
DEAN, ADAMS AND DEAN & COLTS RE-
IL 'oL'Ef F6r i%fll i55f < rRnrBLE,
.. l. b, TRIMBLE,
jal-f 2lO baltimore stree
DURDY'S, LANCASTER'S and DEAN
ans Dea F6t fHSf nso TFf& # fHEsr by
SI G, 5. TRI fG
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL DUCK
PoULTNEY 4 TRmBLE,
ial-tf 200 Baltimore street
THE CELEBRATED Carroll Island Duck
L. GUM by F F5tRyT Eft2r 1 rRrupLE
,,,., d, i TRfMBLB
hOUBLE BARREL BIRD GUNS.-By Rich
- ards Manton, Gerener, Moore, and all English makers
PoULTNEY TRMBLE,
.. D B TRiTBIE,
jal-6 200 Baltimore street.
R0YS' SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL
PoULTNEEY 4 TRIMRLE,
jald 30 Baltimore street
livery ARTICLE IN THE SPORTING LINE
THE sPQRTsMAN's WAREHOUSE.
D. 3 TRiMBLE,
ial-tf 2,O Baltimore street
ERENCH BREEC8-LOADING SHOT GUNS.
Il POULTNEY Il TRIMBLE,
- N'''' D. B. TRIMBLE,
alEH 2N Baltimore street
PATENT AsPHALTED noon-,---
CHEAP LIGHT, i6iTGRRAABB fE' FELT
PERFECTLY FIRE AND WWArERPRooF ROOFING
For f,t GFRgRomsG HOUSES Fam BUILDINGS, &c.
,9ats G H. MYERS ZERO, Agents,
-" Y Exchange Place, Baltimo!e
John GREACEN,
- WHOLESALE DEALER
anIstf IN SALT AND PLASTER,
------ NO ~ EXCHANGE PLACE.
SPTRRIER q prJpr p H. PHELAN
Having taken Office 2spunr fEHGSCCG drEz wi r al
h ne prompt to the attention any business entrusted 10
WATER COOLERS.
Set Sets Patent Ice Pitchers Ice Picks and Mallets But
large and small FEATHER bsTES for a at verne low VI
~ a. REt FER " SONS,
-. hh W Baltimore street.
( ,OKNS, BUNlONS, NAILS PENETRATING
The FLESH, extracted without pain, so that the boot
d De worn Immediately without the least venience
1tSo an tXrtor Cos for sale by DR. PAINTER Surgeon
rulodst Residence Drug Store, of Eden and Ea
ger streets. Fifty cents per bottle. fel9-tfr
M lNDOW SASHES, BLINDS and DOORS |
w WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES, ofan the usual sizes
OF our own manufacture ready made and for sale by
49, GEO. o. STEVENS & CO.,
fel4-u ~ W. Pratt street near Cav
STOCKS, BONDS, aud all other kinds of Secu.
Of this and other markets, bought and Sold only on
by PURVIS co, jaIIR
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SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING.
GRIFFITH & McCORMICK'S
L N U q D L IL

SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING
GRIFFITH & McCORMICE'S
NJ r NJ,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET
The assortment of Spring and Summer Clothing to be
found establishment includes every pattern in vogue
The Coats Pants, Vests Hosiery &C. which always have
on hand, are superior and friends may procure COM
plee and fashionable rig at nconsdeabe expense
The Superintendent Of our Cutting Department is an ex-
peenced hand, and can confidently youch for the char
acter of his work, fautess in style and eft apI9lm
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES by the most
celebrated Makers for sale at low prices by
Jar. CAMPBELL,
221 Baltimore street. corner of Charles
N B-Fine Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and
F~p TEN LECTURES ON ENGLISH HIS
~ TORY BY HUGH DAVEY EVANS, L. L. D-The
rEGTH the ANR INIT +EGTYR A IF Course viz be as
Nay sygh lEt9, at : Sf PTss, y
For sale at a't Se bookstores Of Jas Waters
Bailey at the Drug oreof Dr. Bailey, corner of Howard
and Frankn streets and at the door of the Hall the
O LEcTU RES
EARLY HISTORY OF MARYLAND
GEO l.. I. DAVIS, ESQ
18th THIS THURSDAY EVENING the Rooms U of I the
Historical Society the main floor of the Atheneum at
Tickets for the Course admitting gentleman and lady, So
ge Lecture % cents to be had at Murphy Lucas and
Lecture. mloSt
l~P DRAMATIC AND POETIC READINGS
JAMES E MGRDoCH, ESQ,
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. HANOVER sTREET
MERcAS S4Rff TIT B hysfiIEi AS s. TIT
lst on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th May.-THE TRAGEDY
es &c together with Radngs and Recitatons, a eS
Stc t the o prnep? Scenes Dialogue Soloquies,
Old CHRONICLE OF H0LLiN&SHEAD relating iGti to
the events which form the ground work of the great
Tragedy. 7'>A'
I'd. TUESDAY, EVENING, 18th May.-THE TRAGEDY
Tnons 81 to BE nt%nG ed BY The J Rea4Tg Of
NICE NICE f translated from the Italian novel Of ri
raed by the Reading and Recitation of the chief parts
of the Great Play.
3D. # k F ETHNE N 3 AM r FyEfHG
the PGGc W RGRSSs Of SHAk
T"seAFfaf E E FdR HRSgi rE EFiEfS3s from
TICKETS,
Admitting gentleman and lady to the Course. So 90
Can be had of the members the Board at the Library or
the Bookstores of j. S. Waters Cushngs Bailey and Iy
Taylor. mq5r
{TP gu n ION FE TIV L -
THE UNION FESTIVAL
"YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION"
AT
THE HALL or THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
TUESDAY, 9th,
WEDNESDAY, 25h,
THURSDAY, 26th and
m9-f FRIDAY, 9th, days of May
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DR.. BAAKEE
KEATS All Disc CES
=, -IIVVIVh BAN FF

A >%NCO CAPON SPRINGS,
ASTsIfSSkYkss HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
4;TyHIiss Al The subscribers would respectfully in
EaIlIT1aaT1I form their friends and the public, that
---1-2S--- they have leased the above well known
,, WATERING PLACE,
lthlS lease mbacing the Mountain House. Wadde Build.
lngs &c and will open for the reception visitors on the
earlier if desired.
Circulars or other information he had by addressing
House, Baltimore. j c " inBiF
j. Il. SMITH.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
To CORRESPONDENTS

Longer advertisements at proportonate rates early
contracts to be matters of special agreement.