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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
pTarke,s-Reported by Telegraph.

NKv-oRLEAss, Dec. a. ls5s-CcTroS easier sales to-day
IL 500 bales Middng lCUl0c; sales yesterday, 200 bJes
sales for past days a. 500 bales Receipts ahead Of last
2O6OOO bales SUsAR firm, 1T Td7tc. for fsir TO y ar
FREIeHYs Cotton to Liverpool, 9l6d. NoRrHHRs Ex-
CHANGE unchanged
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 70-FLoUR steady. WHKAT steady
CeRy 2c lower. WHISKY firm ct 2oi dz1lc- -
MOBILE, Dec. 27.- CoTTos-Saes OF 5000 bales At otc
bales FKEIGHTs Liverpool l73ad d9-l6d 70 Havre, lc
CrScINsAr Dec 2s-HoGs holders demand an adv ance
hut buyers unwilling sccede saes to-day 5c head at
SIS B5dx6 25 MEss Pork $l6 BULK Meats 33dic on the
spot c for delivery IN February FLOUR quiet at IS 40
6e5 as WHISKY &c. lower.
EXCHANGES
PgnAnEIPHIA Dec. a8.-Sisbt Exchange EewYork par
10 I-20 y premium
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Hides, easc y n Tslow 7G7ic. y ID Pelts 81 asa 50
each Cslfskins l0dllc y n.
N B-Bee Extra and First quality include nothing but the
best, large, fat, stalLfed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best assed Oxen the best stall
fed Cows and the best hreeyesr old Steers Ordinary consist
of Bulls, and the refuse Of lots
sHEEP-Extra includes Cosses and when those Of inferior
quality thrown out.
There 10 the Eastern Railroad u over tho
Boston and Lowell Railroad and 20 the Ftchbmg
REsAKEsCold morning; IL deg. below; bat few buyers
present aud not half the stock but sufficient for the demand
there ge surplus last week Prices for Beef and Sheep
about the last quotations. not improvement
tainly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

FRUITs-RaiFns In good demand a Sz Z9z5 IoT
LAYERS and 81 Bunch Cuans in lots selling at 6
6lc. s ,..I ,,.. -.
aetiybuyers sellers generally apart in their views
spring h held 6rDnes and the arrivals are med
e aae are good to prime White Kentucky at 81 %
S. and bush Red Southern az 81 90 hye Is in ni
tied demand and is not plenty at SsdyO barley u quiet b
sv held at 57d8 and 8OdeBc for Canada East
aud Wes rmy held andin fair demands sales OF West
e s6lc and Canadian 81 46d47c the latter
for choice Com held higher but ia not very active, owing
En- rart TO the that PREVAILS the sales lOJ bush ut
for 8485c for do Southern ~ d80
for he jersey and 9Od92c. for old White Southern We
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

been sold by the above brokers on Ills. and '2dss'
stated they commenced 100 fl. west Of Sd'aV'-'oey
commence $50 II. west Of Jd-ay
John McClave has sold the plot Of ground on north
-, corner Of Broadway and 66ih-st, 2s2l IT, on
prosSUay 81 10 # on norhery 6ne, D IT. ON rear
and IS n ON 66th-s fee 8, ,i0O Also, in connection
with 8 Bcman Il Co, the lots on northwest corner
# 18Th st. and 7th av for $3.50.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant sna
Specie quotations for the week corrected Tor Us ro
ne rates current a; the Banking ohes Of MessrS'
w., Rroahars.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. ......., DEC. ss.
Cleared.

stssmships Roanoke. Couch. Rehmsua Lusnsa nsinex
en- Chesapeake Brown, Portland, IL Is. Cromwell Co. Co
iumbia Berry Charleston, spcaord, Tieston Co:
ship-E. C. Scranton Magma, Havre, Boyd Hincken Ga
lena leavitt, New Orleans w. Nelson Il Sons.
Bsrks-Southerner, Avery, Msrsees Drsperk DevlD IT.
Gamble, Powell, ST. Marks Smslwood, Earle Co.
BIigs-Mountain Eagle, Branscoe, CsrdeBas, G. T. j.
Peters T. Connor, York, Trinidad, Thompson Hunter.
schooners-Lsura Gertrude, Campbell Charleston Donsf
Potter r. Caldwell Hudson, Charleston Speed Blanc, Aehs
d. r. Dewof; J. N steelmsn Yoang Great Egg Harborj
Arctic, Hicks Georgetown Stafford Dodge Qnckssp tBL
Dorman, Windsor d. r. Dewol Lawrence AeD, Bosoa
Dayton spIague
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Receipts of Produce.

TbtaI by all Routes Dee 2al26 bbls Flour, $40 bnsh
Wheat bush Corn 56 do. Oats 200 pkss Provisions
287 do. Whisky, - do. Ashes. . -
BY Hudson Rirer Railroad he Week ending Dec "a
az head cattle n do. Calves 7g0 do Sheep " do Horses
Live Hogs 6870 DO Dressed Hogs 4e do Mutton %
pkgs Beef 80 los Butter, 81 COS do. Cheese, SR do
Poultry rs do Egss do do Buckwhvst Flour 90
do Fruit 800 starch 43 $50 do. Paper bbs Beef l8t do
Fish do Pork, 9S do. WHISKY 449 do Ale and Beer O5O
do flour IS do. Apples, 726 BUSH Oats 349i do Malt
ls do Rye 500 do Com 4se do Feed 26 do Beans. S'S
DO Peas 50 do Potatoes bales Hay 25 do Hops % do
Wool 500 doz Brooms 1901 Marble do Slate 204
sides Leather IS 48e gals Milk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Cnmbridxe Cattle Market.

REPORTED ron TIE n Y TsIBUsE, ~ GEo RuPP:
Whole Cattle market 5g about $50 Beeves
l2s Stores consisting OF Working Oxen Mich Cows and
one, tw 0, and three yeer-ods.
PRfcEs OF MARKEr BKEFExtra STGS7 80; first quality
Sc 5 second quality S5 5o third quality, 90 75 ordinary
80.
PRrcss OF STORE CArTLE-working Oxen, y pair, $50
$50; Cows and Calves, s2SdS40 to S67; Yeangs,
Two -year-olds, sra $40; Threeyearolds, $2tG$2s.
SHEEP AND LAsBs--2&O market prices IN lots 81 80
a s2 each extra, % 500 s3a s4GS1 or a d6c y b.
STATE.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
phiIaderphia C.s.,e msrke.--pEc. 9s

The supply of Beef Cattle this week quite good
ing to eo head but owing TO the Holidays and tbs immense
quantity OF poultry In Market sales rather doll
declined sbade The price 81 to 100
nj though few extra cattle disposed Of at 90 So
BHEHPThis market largely supplied amounting
1000 head Of this number not than 900 head sold
from "A to and Sic, dressed.
HoGsThe supply Of Hogs brought market
offered this week. the number amounting 1000 head
81 IS y 100 n.
Cows-This market dull and only so head disposed
Of at Eom els to S45 according o4usy aud condition
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

TO have ourlyes, and take the vessel, cred u,<,
them, the sbot taking effect IN Sullivans sds NJ.
then dropred bis weapons and went forward. Az.
examining the wound, and indipg il not ror,sI
dressed IT, and confined him and Kelly. Sullivan v.s
eeni ashore at Quarantine and Kelly taken IN ehsss
by Officers Matthews and Stevens"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

Number reported for this market street 9SS
The prices to-day quoted ss follows:
First quality dlvs
Medium. 4oaC
".
Some extra good Beeves may be- quoted al. l0sc.
The general average Of the rket at. ........ec
The most of the sales range from TO cents. .
Prices p head y No. OF different weights will be found in
accounts Of sales of sundry Droves.
Total number received in the city this week
47 head less than last week. and 3 head more than
the year The number at each Wedoe
8l head while the number TO day
being % 26 head than the average and go bead
less then this day week.
The following DToyes are In market.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
Arrived.

Steamship Gransds McGowan New-Orlesns Dec. 90 anl
asa %s's and Rs., 9 N s01s ss -, ~
to stone ssbee Pickmsn Dec is LAT ~ A lon u 4 sposs
Visions I'D o. a. spoke brig Three SISTERS ss days
from Matanzaa for Newly ork
J. R. Dow Sailed In company with bgks zinsarslls fcs
NewYort Gernanown for Phlaaelpha, Empress ThsiesA
HUNGARIAN tof New Bedford Lockhar. Boston days
and w. sae. Came to IBIS port to load for Hsssaa
Bark Return lBr, Of Yarmouth N. 81 csnH, glasgow s
BARI James CoOi BOstOn Young Havana Is days sus~ u
Brig Argyle tof Bs@Ore Gayle Grand Turt, T. L. days,
via Hampton Roads days salt TO Mckee. The brig B.
H. Mou.e, for New Haven, sailed the day previous.
mssisI Wien coming sandy asos ..Ssss
t aS psd no on asa smss 0
sebr Garland to Mschias Parsons Minatan. Mexico VIA
kkS %s heavy %sssr he s %
Dee s2a ION. pa spoke .ehI Eehpss iof New
scbr. oBysn (BIl. o'B5ien chahO;sstswn, r. Y. L. 10
schr Howard Lawrence Nswberu N days. naval stores
schr = Randolph Miller COnwsyboro, s. c. days, naval
schr Kate Merrill Weeks, Mobile days. salt 10 Merrill
schr E. H. Adams, HDckey, Baltimore, bound 70 New
uays Se1s .,opes nooI ss to r. M BiacEwsIl 4 Co.
schr Louisa, Chase BOstons days, mdse to b. W. Lewis
schr Joseph orice Thompson Wilmington, ~ c., 10 days.
schr Ly Francis Savannah days. naval stores and oO'0s
to McCresdy Mott CO.
schr f. Jane Adams Baltimore, bound TO Fan River.
sehr. Hiawaths, Crockett, Rocklsnd days lime.
Schr. james T. Boyd Boyd Virginia days, wood
seS B K %9ssy bgef f F RSsT s ballast
sR so: h1 osSs ss Nay
Steamer Wesehsser Jones' Providence, mdse to l. odell
ow-ehip Euphrssia (of Bsih Croeke from Bordesax
Oct. IL.
Also two banks.
enthusiastically Columbia, Chaflestoni Roaneke, Nor
folk, &c.
yyISD-Dnriny the aav from, NJ NJ E.toN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
DIs.sser~, &c.

scHh: woopsSE previously reported ashore north o.
ev-ihle ~ c. VII provsa total loss. Her VII mostly
te Aaed IN good ORDER Ihe W. blit q HDo[d Del "a
lss9 ~. ans tsgite rated 2 and owned By Moss ae
Geedy Moii CO. efNsw iOrk sbe wss valued q $sSs".
aeaIt BY, It could
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR THE WEEK ENDING WKDSEsDAY Dec % 1853
CATTLE KINDS POR tbs WEEK.
According to abe reports places in the
ity there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

LIST OF AMgRIcaN yEssEIs HAyxE, Dec. p--Bsyasls
Bailey Of and for NewYork Dec 2o Elizabeth Hamilton Cooe
Of and for NewYo Dec 28 Hevets Higgins Of md for New
York JAN 8; Felicia, Wison Of and for kevsaas Dec o
3of Denins Harris hO1,gonery tof Bo;.onl Hs@licn;
Alfred Storer of Wsdoboro Cosmery; Raas Cbos,e LOT
BostOn) Rieh Alice tof Bath, C. MIphydsstinson Gn'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises... T.24 44l Maonssts pso&s
DAY
Sandy Hook :l3 Gov Island. II 03m Hel9sse oM
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
.sr,ShRlaA

= .sfSbRsS
TrESlPs-R Ruiabaeas 75aS7c Z sA
osisSszws % qqS.s' ss Shs re >sessa = bsL DO yst
IS Mas4; Oarlick z 10 b. osshss sa
OstYR wfIIow-5ie y y -
Northern S4GS4 So
IlIckOsr NFI.R nah Cesped 81 asssl si do, Ohio,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
msvssnspss Of oessa sssansss.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mall for Ceholnia Iesves D Los wy
aay and Thursday ct Letters eees&sss hx sAs14
Married Overland VIA ~. Louis"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

flurSefs-CARKYvLLY REPORTED The " Y. rRIBvsB,
WEnNRsDAY, Dec. %, 1858.
A5BESTle nsrke j. without ehsase the demEsd is mod
both kinds sales OF Al bb a rs ~ for Pots, and
- = for Pearls
BEfsWAX-Fbe demand Il fs and prices have advanced
ss Of Southern and Western Yesew &C. and Sc to arrive
cash.
COTTOrThe market has seen steady ~ yesterday quos
tons which repeated; sales Of 0O bales We quote;
IL AaaIKIf All
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

COFFEE-Ro s steady sales Of $50 bags Rio, al lie nc
Rca price not made public We qsote
lava While y p....l4i ais Msrecsibo .........R 91e
Ro fsir to prime. ld2A Jamaica.
BIO, leigil st Dome tc 100 n...-'S-
IaxOeJra-.. community a isl
COPPFR-Hew Sheathng sells slowly al 25c. Yellow Meta
Al Belts and Braziers 50delc Rehned lingo
Is Inactive steady Of 10000 baltimore and Lake
Superior Old sheatng il In moderate request
at 1Cd2lc., each.
COkDonestic has been In active request and prices
~ sales by the cargo 90 75d$s So and by the un from
yard. q - 500S5. -.
CANDLEs-Adamantne are dan 81 l3d20c., TO quality
Sperm are selling st 40c.; Patent st Soc.
DYEWOOD moderate request sales Of 2l0 tuns -
Domingo Logw S 25 $50 do Lsguna do at 81 cash
30 do &62 So o and ~ do Savania Fustic
on.priyste terms. 80
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The inquiry for Western and state
active particularly for the ieh grades
these are kinds held with increased confidence
close with speculative demand Tor State brands the
sales bb at $5 l5OS5 rs for supene state and
Weer-the letter for choice SIS 35QS5 5 for extra DO do
as 6s 80 for shipping brands Of Round Hoop extra Ohio
asa Sc trade brands IS T0G ~ 10 for 81 Louis
and Canadian Flours without important change
holders generally asking higher rates the arrivals are mod
crate and inquiry ood The sales 24O bbls at % 65d
&c for Southern Flour not quoaby lower
but heavy ATvathe latter grades the most
sales 2G0 bbs f5 Asa % 70 Tor uperne
Baltimore 6e IS 8007 IS for the better grades Rye
Flour Ia fair request and is steady sales OF liz bbs at
80 aE4 Meal Is rather hrmer; tine demand Is mod
eate sales Of 2oO bb 90 90 for jersey and 81 % or
baltimore Buckwheat Flour is in fair demand at 2 250
r-l rl OuOfa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

fAavestsementJ
DREW g. FRENCH,
RsoDpcR COxnIsssoS MsEo1lyTh
lFSHk CBERsx, Eees, PoULrRI CANE de
No. 6 Erse Buildings, No So. @ ise bssde-..'
Third door below Washing gtob-st, Equ~NOsA
We refer 70 .. r. NAKTIs, PreSt Ocean Bark.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

for 'M.rosrs, si s5ael 80 r Dyetmsns and 81 259ti%
for Peschblows.
RlcEIhe demand vsy moderate sales e' 100 tea * % %
a. 25 y Hob.
SUOARs-ihe sales are hsy foraer rates Rshnsl are
SHADY sas Of go iSds for Cuba and Tc Tor Porto co
for renps snd 4e boxes Havana and $40 bsgs Manila, on
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

The market has not quite much crowded th wesA s
was last and the weather il quite cold enousn 20
butchers The following the quotations; Best eotneo 0s
siES5Ie; second d. s. tGs &C. distilers, &C. ,,v.,
pesrnre Probably the number OF hoga w DC soi
asy Of any day during the week pa hog droVef' are " mum
better spirits than eertle drovers -. a.. ty,1s,,
The ng is the report Hogs received at the hudsSn
No. yards foet OF Thirty street, N H. Tor the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29
10. sp,r Unb'd AI s7 a l t2

OlLSThe market for all knds activity but prices
eisy nantained sales Of 900 gaia Linseed In
casks aud in bbls and 400 bbs Crude Sperm ct = "a GALL
oSsh We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-29

NAVAL sTOREsSpiits Turpentine is in limited demsnd
steady sales Of 300 bbls Cy Package In shipping
4c cash merchautsble and shipping lots ia Southern
bhs can readily obtained 44a44lc, inferior
the wharf have been sold as low 3a4'c but these
rites are 10 guide the market Other kinds devoid Of
activity and have therefore bat 70 sales of 500 bb
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21

We remarked some days ago, that abroad
"our public functionaries u considered to
be the picked men of our country, and we could
not help regretting the many erroneous notions
which, on this account, the people of Europe often
entertain respecting us. Happily any false judg-
ment formed by the merchants of Liverpool who
may have estimated us by the standard of the
picked man" who represents US there has been
now corrected by an autobiographcal sketch from
his own lips. Mr.. TUCKER, our Consul in that
city, in speech recently delivered, has fairly dis
abused all English minds of the idea that he is, in
the point of view to which we have alluded a
representative man. If he has spoken without
dignity, he has atoned for that omission, by ex-
ceeding trankness. He appears to have turned the
maxim know thyself' to very good account,
for the enumeration of his disqualifcations for his
place, with which he thought fit to entertain the
company, was as full as it was true He said:
He was sent from Virginia. unknown to commerce
and unacquainted with its mysteries represent his
country in the greatest commercial port of the world
knowing less about it, perhaps than any man in his
country Loud laughter.l'
President of his country could give him. hear hear and
still knowing not what it misunderstanding not his
Acknowledgements of everything connected with 1t ire
newed laughter The arrived in the Balticn
The subject seems to have been pleasant one
to MIR. TUCKER for he warmed up as he proceeded
with his theme, and became the more facetous;y
plain-spoken as his audience grew more hilarious.
All this would be well enough if he alone was
personally concerned, but when we reflect that
upon the country at large, must eventually fall the
discredit of any improper foreign appointments by
the PRESIDENT, we are somewhat chagrned at the
imputation indirectly cast upon our political
system by Mr.. TUCKERs admissions If they were
not true it would not matter much, but they are
unfortunately, not to be gainsaid, and on the evil
dence thus furnished of the facility with which
unfit candidates find honors and Offices the country
must submit to be judged
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COFFEE TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES IN

|
| From tie Netc York Times
The proprietors OF the New York Shippiaq and
| Commercial Last have provided us with an advance
copy of their annual statement of the Coffee trade
OF the United States, exclusive of California and
oregon, for the year ending Dec. 81, 1858. From
this statement we learn 'that the receipts into the
port of New York from all directions, foreign and
coastwlse for the year ending Dec 81, 1858, were
699,352 pkgs., 0,9l2, S49 lbs. against receipts
in 1857 of 65l, GAO pkgs., or SO ,6O4 ,7A lbs, while
the quantity distributed for CONSUMPTION in 1858
reaches IS, 1861 62 h. against consumption in 1857
OF 90 s92 S24 lbs, showing the very large increase
OF ~ 6S,S3S lbs, or 6l per cent If we COM
pare the consumption of 1858 with that of 1885, we
lind the increase is little less than 10 per cent
The leading feature in the market during the year
Just closed, has been cheerfuness and activity
Prlces, with the exception of Java, having ruled
lower than before in several years. stimulated the
consumption, and stocks having become by reasons
already noted, greatly reduced vigorous and
healthy demand has prevailed for the most part
throughout the whole period, leaving the stock on
hand here and at all other ports at the close much
smaller than before reached in MANY years. 1t will
be seen that the average decline in prices for 1853
as compared with the average rates of 1857 are on
mo less than q OIL per cent; on st. Domingo over
10 per cent; and on Laguayra and Maracaibo,
about l-6 of per cent; while Java is per cent
higher.
The total receipts in the United States for the
year ending Dec. 81, 1858, were 163I 229, pkgs..
weighing ~, $685. 1s6 lbs against receipts in 1857
of 800, O3S pkgs.. 2l7,S7l, 1881 lbs while the
consumption in 1857 25l ,255 O99 lbs against a
consumption in 1858 of liz, $685. 1884 lbs being the
very considerable increase of about 46 per cent.
Not only have the whole receipts the past wear
been absorbed but the stock has been reduced more
than twenty-five million pounds The unexampled
consumption is accounted for by the fact that. du
ring the last quarter of 1857, the business in this
as well as most other articles, was very limited.
The severe revulsion of that year having for time
annlhlated credit and occasioned a very great
scarcity of money, stocks in distributing hands
throughout the country, became reduced to avery
lowe BIB; consequently, the quantity withdrawn from
ing the consumption of but twelve months, is in re-
atty the consumption of at least fifteen months
The annexed statement shows the receipts and con-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21

The news from Spain, received by the steamship
City of Washington, ought to put an end, one
would suppose, to the Congressional demonstra-
tons now pending in regard to the purchase of
Cuba. The Message of Mr.. BUCHANAN appears,
naturally enough, to have excited great indigna-
ton at Madrid, and to have ELECTED a formal Off
cial declaration from the Ministry-that Spain
will, under no circumstances, consent to sell the
Island This declaration, seconded and supported
by Mr.. OLozAGA, the leader of the Progresista, or
Liberal party, in the Cortes, was unanimous
ly adopted by that body; and no one,
who knows anything of Spanish affairs,
can entertain doubt, that it fairly and fully ex-
presses the undivided sentiment of the Spanish
people, of all shades of political opinion Once
before, during the turbulent mission of Mr. SoULE,
the same declaration was put forth, with the same
unanimity of acclaim, and it surely requires some
thing more than creduty to believe that a
national policy, thus settled and solemnly an
nounced, is likely to be subverted, at our
bidding or for convenience. After two
such distinct expressions of the Iegis-
lative will, in the UNITED STATES, no foreign re-
preventative, we are sure, would be permitted, by
our government, to breach the subject anew-and
no administration, which would allow the country
to be insulted by such an attempt, would venture
to stand up before our people in its defence. We
have no reason to expect that other nations will
submit to line of conduct on our part, which we
would Indignantly repel if attempted as against
ourselves 1t would be unworthy of u.s. as brave
and honorable people, to extort such submission,
by threats, or by the terror of our preponderatng
power-even if we were able to do So The sue
cess of such polcy-f indeed it could be success
ful-would in itself be badge of our own dis
grace.
1t is much to be lamented that the Spanish
Ministry in protesting, it is said to have done,
against 'the insulting hypothesis implied in the
PRESIDENTS Message" should have had such
ample justification. In original comments
upon Mr.. BUCHANANs recommendation-that he
should be supplied with money, in hand, for the
purposes of the negotiation-we expressed our deep
regret that room should have been given for i'm
plications, so dsparaging to SPAIN and so little
creditable to ourselves. The result has been what
every impartial judgment must have anticipated
1t is to be hoped that Congress will have the dis
cretion and the selfrespect not to make bad
worse, by pressing any further, what it now knows
will justly be regarded, by SPAIN, as a wanton
incult
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1859.

Our Weekly Review of the Baltimore Market,
printed on letter-shee will be ready for delivery
to subscribers, and for sale at our counter this
afternoon. Merchants, who may desire it, can
have their business cards inserted, without extra
charge, by ordering twenty-five or more copies
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BURNs, CII-p

The Baltimore Burns Club will celebrate
Birthday of ROBERT BURNS by grand BANQUET at the Malt
by House, on TU ESDAY EVENING, 25h inst The Prize
Poem written for the occasion will be in the course
te evening" and several distinguished citizens expected
TO De present Members procure their of SA
EELY, South street; DAVID ABERCROMBIE, at Mr. Tay
ors, Sun Building; of the Secretary JAS CAIRNS AS
Gay street loo, o+
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= D1 ED.
RICHARD MASON ' " ~ "ee'
M friends are requested to attend his funeral from his
residence EAST Baltimore street, on Saturday morning
copy1 ~ N p"p0i' piesSe
of his age > " WIZ ~ 20
On the 18th instant, Mrs. SARAH REBECCA MILLER,
conSort OF the late A Miller in the 33d year of her age
his age. " ~ ~ 'e "
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM G. HAZARD, in the 18th
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LADIES' Firms

The Beautiful Panorama exhibition at the Mary.
land institute, WILL SOON CLOSE. Let fail to see
this SPLENDID PRODUCTION of Art and Genips II
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21

SAVE MONEY AND Buy SLoAT & Co.'s
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE
Price $50 and $65 complete
Beauty and excellence Stitch alike on both sides Of the
fabric sewed economy of thread simplicity of construction
portability and ease of operation speed quetness of move
ment strength and frmness of will not rip or raye
applicability variety of material compactness and e
gance of model and finish
L. d. CHASE, Agent,
nl6-tfr No 90 p,I.i,,o.o