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, 1859-10-04

10 veg correspondents 10 !ofcgo nn COM
'"up'ca1'oas III WHICH i''e fclat'ons' p11hclpess
p''c!y, &e.' OF pafues afe discussed. WeAaTe
100 many o. them. 1ielr name IS legion.
Ihey are )" bore. faDy ono Of our friends in
tAe !" cs' OF East has any news to tell us a1d
ou' seaatss' NC snau NC elao 10 near from INN,
I" po5 LIE pos'aee aao Hear what ho has 10
H's- D"' aoslfaeI olsqa'sll'ons On political
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI the hansas-N NcbFaska
Dill liz Dred scott dcc4slon and Mr. Douglas'
plan for legally excluding slavery from the
place from wAic'! it mny legally retnnin"-a1c
hot usually acceptable
We eau always tell the degree to which tho
political excitement in the country LAS risen,
by the burdens Oh the editorial table. Some
',"'ee r." G" ~'"~s T.. ~~""hs "'''out u ""'o
y. p''.'e, " ''a''' wv ~ soon ~ '''c no'Se
=. S''e I''''' eoi'es up 'fo1n a'af, tno nooa Oh
u''4u'e''o"S '''es Nv w 4no -l.4asuS oet' '''s
~ w ''e "o'A A'o ta'o's - aai eoa'ts 'na'
~.o "o' o'4as No 1t'a"'aozeu 4e1teso IL "n'e'
f.''' Ane 'uene' ~ 1000 uu'Ans e"e
s''N>AS' '''0 A''s'AS Asns' VIC Ae1A'n u o'''''e'
'o1 An' 'pos'' e'eF, 'n1e 'nat WIS sen' ns
~" a| t"s '4'a VI ''4a' 'c'''o's'o'' caa'ass' We
4oa. ,.'. ' w HA1 wv '.4'.''' g. 80" e's"'s."e
FS'''>"" 'eNs@4e n'eA4eo ~ ~1'e't 0o.uoie 'o1
, 1859-10-04

The Times article Of sund ay, in which the
seeds who travel on tho strength Of some
pretended connection with leading news
paper is shown up reminds us Of our duty.
Tic PREss Axp TR1BrSE LAS no travelling cor
rcspondents-llas nobody in It's employ au-
thorized to sponge on hotel keepers, boarding
houses, g1og-shops, and tho like. When we
send reporter away for any particular pur-
pose, he always gses prepared to pay lis
bills, as decent man should. No per
son connected with this establishment is
permitted to "dead-head" " himself upon any
body for any purpose whatever. Now, tllat
fellow Who loaicd about Louisville for tort~
night, snying lc was correspondent Of tho
Press AND Ta1urSE, was a swindlcr; that
fellow who imposed upon the Biddlo House,
Detroit, was another Of the same kidney; md
that third blaekguard who attempted to steal
weeks board at tho Spencer House, Cincin-
matt, was born tlior and deserves c-rt-
whip ACROSS his back. We beg all hotcl-
keepers in the West to observe this :
whea my guest hints tint his bill should be
given linn because Of Favorable notice =
which LIE intends to gire the house in "our
paper" lc glould bc Kicked out Of doors with
out further ceremony, That is Of itself suiIi.
Gent evidence that lie Is 1oafer and a tAlcf;
because, as we before said, no man connected
with this Journal is authorised to do anything
af the sort and II any one employed by us de-
scends to il, .wo want Lin to get his deserts
On the spot Something moro than u yea.
ayo, m advcnturez who then lived in Chicago
travelled to Minnesota, assuming the name d
ono Of the editors Of this sheet. Uo gaye tht
gentleman whom he personated fearful repu
tation, which hc ha. not wholly retrieved Jet
4 lew month"; sinee, forged pass, in which
the name Of the Deacon" ofthis establishment
was Inserted, wns presented on q westcznrpad
The holder of it got excited in trivial discus
aion, and began to sweas like trooper. Bein
checked by the remark Of the conductor that hi
talk did not lit the professions Of member t
tho church, he replied, with terrible OATH thu
no "profsssiou" was necessary to become
member of his church Hs was put Of at
Way-station for being j" drunk md disordcflv,
The "Deacon" has been in doubt about hj
identity ever ainc,. once for all then, y
put III interested On their guard We srnplo
90 sponges five know it.
, 1859-10-04

The Chicago TINES, in copying our article
from tie !Staoks zeitung, translates the Germnn
word, "Gtistlichc" into "glostlies, whereupon
it proceeds to read the pious O'Sulliyans,
O'Gradys, AcBrides md 0'Flahertys, who
patronize that print, lecture on the impis!y
Of the Dutch il ridicrling tho sacred Office Of
tue ministry, &c. It happens, however, that
Gsisthche is the most common word in tile
German language for expressing the meaning
couched in TIC English words, "pastos, ,''''5nin-
ister,' g clergyman" The Timer should con
Qnc itself to bad English.
, 1859-10-04

Frum the atoye It will be seen that the re-
ceipts Of September, 1859, exceed that Of the
same month in my previous gear in tic histo-
r. Of Chicago, By about ha!f a million bushels;
and that there is an excess in the shipments Of
orcr os.e hundred thousand L11slels.
, 1859-10-04

McVICKER'S TIIEATRE Z
4FA 4A.ison street. between SsA.a AZ. Dea1bosa.

McV1CEER'S THEATRE.
4FX- 4A.isoa Hfeet. between Sea.a A.. Dta1bo1a.
TUESDAY EVENING, Ocs. 4.h.
Tbs N1aaSrr h1a the plta8ue o! announcing hs pat
nc and the ad0trrFs IT chasE and taatil 4tIn tha.
he hA4 Elected eoE1.seEt With The gifted and aEotsc
altIe.3
JE LA DEAN uATNE,
Who ri" s2peas tbs evening In tie beautiful Character 1f
PAETHExIA
Il The ce.earatei p1aJaf
1ngomar, The Barbarian.
Supported by powerful ITThe e3ssstmrnt ct Ito
lAdJ cannot extend heyo1d III uxh AID pleee vii ~
10 conclude With the nev ana hushAbe 1sceos
MT SON DIANA.
IN which Mn. Leighton aad Mr. Br1iler Will andeAf.
Tomorrow evening la1k ufxht but tkfre Of Jura peaa
uasne.
TOTtCECzAxe1 Or TrxE-Doo;H oFeo It :; Cu.-
tAn rises A. X O'Clock. precisely,
Pa.Gn oE Anxnsssnx- x-Pazqeests and Dzess Circle. d.
Bo1e1. -
~ Eox Ofes open ftnm 1ooeoek, A. u. tit ottloek
F-N. when he AecuzHt th1e< taya u 1w7nce.
, 1859-10-04

4uc HIAslhE AeFou0ut0 Sic.
fDs- #. v. Aps Ct ibis city. hrotltrln.l7w Of Mr.
oha A. adoeE Of this laa1rE GsonautA has received
the following Dispatch j
wA7n1ows, y. r., Od- :.
La Mountain and Haddock are safe, and will
be home tomorrow. SAMUEL uAppocK.
, 1859-10-04

A GREAT DEs1pxaA1ru.-The best oil to burn
in Kerosene or Coal Oil Lamps. If you wish to
see an oil that will burn without odor, and that
one half Of pint will burn twelve hours, giving
light equal 10 eight candles, call ut the Lamp
and Oil Emporium, mad ask for boston kero~
sene, for which we are the Agent. The trade
supplied at Boston prices, adding only freight
aud exchange. Remember the place, 1e6 Clark
street Sc 29-5W
, 1859-10-04
Dress Trihttttc,
CH1CAGO.


EAE1 ANEEs
Exchange went down l-o per cent. ycster-
day morning: Tho ruling figures for the day
were IL, though offers were made outside
the banks at ! II. This will be good newa
for those who have large eastern payments to
mike to-dny.
THE CHICAGO WHEAT TRADE IN
SEPTEmHER.
Tie receipts and shipments Of Flour and
Wheat during the month Of September, show
a healthy increase oEer those Of any other
month during the past yeaE.
The amount Of Flour received during tile
past month was l29,738 barrels, and Of
Wheat 2,4o4, 1883 bushels-cqual in all to
3,o53, ,529 bushels.
Tie sl,ipmcnts Of Flour during the month
amount to 1916 barrels and Of Wheat,
2,o5a,Gsc buslicls-equal in Ill to 2,e9o,ecl
bushc1s.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of Wheat and Flour (tlle LITTER re-
drccD during the month Of September Tor a
series Of years:
xxcx1rss AND smrAEx7s WHEAT Akp s1or1 n srr~
, 1859-10-04

Gas F1x7ukks.-The best stock in the city,
oud richest patterns, can be found at our show
room, II and 40 State street, up stairs.
zel2-lm BRowx i WILDER.
, 1859-10-04

G. MirasoIe's Dancing Academy is now open.
The first series will be given next Tuesday eve
ming, Oct, 4. The light Guard Band is ensag-
cd Sent o. 1T
, 1859-10-04

e Singers Tailoring and Leather Sewing
Machines 1t Reduced Prices, &C Lake street.
@sw
, 1859-10-04

FtRz OK oln SrnEEr. About eight o'clock
last evening tue saloon and Bowling alley Of Ja-
cob Trontman, on the corner Of Grore and Old
streets in the South Division, we're deatroyed BIZ
fire. Loss about $500. No insurance.
, 1859-10-04

{. Il. 5tA4FE', t+th3 A1eAs.t1 At1Hhtf*A
|. a1cri:tl sreir< tsis and al As
L-.diar Pafx,s Of The SortA Ht,.- tal-hs94J
"ANTED-A respectable young
lady, active 4ad Intelligent to attend Ee74 De-
pot Stationery. and Ckat Stote, Inquire II .s3 stsse
street. ocl1.t
WANTED-A Wet Nurse-one
who can gsv- 4nal refesancts. Addsezs EEh name
asd resdence boz .soG, Chicago Post onec. oet13t
WANTED-A situation by good
pants and ye.t Gutter, With good Recommendations.
Would sao As;st a1lesan 10 ill up srae time. Ad
cscss CUTTER. Chicago TO. oe413t
w WANTED - BY q Protestant
yoonf WOMAN, situation ~ Cook Ii private fAra
ly IN his tv, whert they wo1!d rot require her 10 do
washing Can tt btart Of II MRS. BATES ln,eGIe2cs
Dce. III Washington sifeat, the corner Il Wtu+
.t1e t q ses Nh Bate easd aaethcs pake. oei1r
4 ny ONE having Horse and
L1E1ress Grocery Wagon for sale. End pu-rha-
aet hy calling a The Pres aa:l Tribune oee- oe4est
Observation-Disclosures can be
- Accommodated with pleasant zoors nd hoard Ia
p1trats family. II 46a Sta;e stree. oc4.14s
TOR SALE-To Engineers and
l. Surveyors English LEV Fl .nd STAFF. Ca,rys
MAKE. Addsez4 LoK lts5, r44a nee. oc<aeuI3t
, 1859-10-04
DIED..

In this city the 81 list. 1t * ocl5ck l. JOHN
D, STUNE.
Funeral services viii BE- held 1t three O'Clock this ?. "
lis Isle residence is Stae st1ect Friends Of the
family Invited attend. Boston papers please ecry
, 1859-10-04

B See advertisement Of Cornell / Co.'s
two.thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l33 Lake st.
, 1859-10-04
Geufral Notices.

4 RARE CHANCE IS OF
II ftrrd one having esAh captal Of from 4el to
e.01 vko ls aequa,nte With tie business OF euns.y
stcrt. Good references required. Address II. X. W.
Adams Hou*e. Chl-Ako. KY aa5e3~ m E4s
ITO LAWYERS, DOCTORS, NE
i cuAx1ca-Ts rat vety cheap fur fae o1ccs. four
eool lodEsse roos Also several we'll lighted roous for
light lchAaczl work Apply In the store is Dearborn
sGert o. q u. F. SHERMAN. rooa Is, Sd door.
Ae&-as&..*W
, 1859-10-04

FExAIx PicKrocKrr.-On Saturday last
lady shopper. ut Judson's dry goods store, on
Lake street, had her pocket picked of between
80 and s4o Us is supposed BY lady operator il
the light fingered fraternity.
, 1859-10-04

- vjchot! Conchas:! Comerciante!i
Is Orleans Regalia de 1.ondres II! la Meier
lie Ia uabana!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just rcceived by D. ". Corbin i Co.,
Is South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-04

H {. q, SCRIVE.H. d.lr1..itiha A9e.s. g Oe,star-M
Il aut1cr.ti srreir< AiEt.tisaes tss and al hs
L.4diar Pa%<ys Of The Worth NtI. tal-hs94-J
, 1859-10-04

pERsoSAL.--Tke Hon. Abraham Lincoln is in
our city ts-day- lie addressed the people Of
Belois, Wis, cn Saturday afternoon, md Of
Janesrille Saturday evening.
, 1859-10-04

REconDEn's CouRT.--Tbis important tribunal
came in session yesterday moreing with full
docket. The following are the
GRAND 1CRr.
I}1yIi Rutter. Dnn1d Mefhe1son, VII. Digtlow,
Il. n. Kaasttad. .jch7 Bo.maa, Charles LIB,
F. Tut.Ia. Jaaob Sengee. s. Gun3eEson.
u st. ClasE. WIN. IautA Jr., t1ro- H. Esceth,
u. |. Merer, 4. H. Aiken, D. ktnnls0u,
=. II. keI'eJ, Jsa1c Gsntett, LoshHx Bell
Gto. " CAGE, n.H.Counts, II. y. Andrews.
Geo. Il. Kcbests-
Recorder Wilson'S charge to the Grand jury
vas Of u brief aud general character, warning
them against outside influences aud pressure,
upnu their decisions aud action.
The terms business will prore a heavy one.
Nothing was done yesterday but prepare cases.
The civil docket will he finished today.
RrSAwAT-MAS nCRr-About six o'clock yes
terday afternoon. horse attached to an express
wagon, rau away on Randolph street bridge.
throwing out the driver, who fell upon his head,
injuring him severely.
, 1859-10-04

II 4 Ahealthy young woman recently widow
ed und in destitute circumstances situation rs
wet nurse. By addressing 7. O. gox 3142 tic
most satisfactory information and references
ran he ofltainnd
, 1859-10-04

REFoRu ScHooL-Richard Sbuttleworth, a
young lad, was sent to the Reform School for
stealing money from I'LL Of u saln1l grocery on
The West side.
, 1859-10-04
LOCAL. MATTERS.

| Go to John Jeoes Co., 1l9 Dearborn
street, and gst r,l1. clothes cleaned nud re-
paired. They will be well dane and II prices ia
kuit tke timer.
, 1859-10-04
THE CITY,,

III E CIT Y.
PERsoSA1.-The Hon. Abraham Lincoln is in
our city teddy. lie addressed the people Of
BeloM, Wis, cn Saturday afternoon, md Of
Janesrille Saturday evening.
REPonu ScHoo1.-Richa ard sbuttlexorth. a
Young lad, was sent to the Reform School for
stealing money from I'LL Of smnll groce1y on
The West side.
F.Rz OK ON SrnEE7.-Abont eight o'clock
last evening the saloon and bowling alley Of Ja-
cob Trontman, on the corner Of Grore and Old
streets in the South Division, were deatroyed By
TIRE. Loss about 800. No insurance.
FExALx Pickrockr7.-On Saturday last
lady shopper. ut Judson's dry goods store, on
Lake street, had her pocket picked of between
80 and s4o rs is supposed BY lady operator il
the light fingered fraternity.
READY, ATE REApE.-An anaiable couple, Mr.
and Mr.. Washington Ready were sent to Bride
well yesterday for their universal readiness Of
late for nothing but liquor and fighting witll
one another 10 IN extent which made them
nuisance In their neighborhood.
PoL1cE AA17ERs-0ther than ~ given in "a
rions items. the Police Court yesterday gare
large and not very nice variety Of cases, growing
out Of the use Of thirty.rod wbisiy and its nd
juncts. out Of these grow wniueteen.tweutielhs
Of the business Of this Court.
4 TIE Or 7wo.-A chap who confessed to tho
, 1859-10-04

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cook .s. superior Court Of Chicago Of October
Term L. D. 1852 The Merchants Sav1ks Lu4a and Trust
Company ~. Ho!cos1b. Ia 'vey Co.
raIe notice l. hereby given to The lid oeomb Hsvty
tLe Crsk Of The Superior Gut e ch so d.t:d ths sth
dir nf September D. l8 It the su Of The 4eschara
Sarns Loan md Caupany, a.d against ths est4e
Of The aid -ioleonb las1e} e. for the sam Of one
Sheriff of Cook County, which sd ~s has been rt7rntd
executed. Now, therefore. un1ese 5ou The Md -Holcn
saa s1perior tsat oheazo. EtTe ban plead to the
tad pllntld acton within The Tn limited fer ysur ap
I'd u fivo. Of de ssI lie Merchants ssvinss Loan aI
Trust COMPANY. snd - muck Of proptn5 atzehed =
WALTER k3IBALL, c erk.
L THaHAa II L. Aria
, 1859-10-04

READY, ATE REApE.-An amiahle couple, M1.
and Mr.. Washington Ready. were sent to Bride
well yesterday for their universal readiness Of
late for nothing but liquor and fighting witll
one another 10 IN extent which made them
nuisance in their neighborhood.
, 1859-10-04

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,, County
Of Cock, 50. Sup.riof Couzt Of Chicago, November
A. \. 1872 The Aerthants Dank OF Cieyeand
J. Henry oteumb, Htny ussvxy aud Gxorye r. Il. ieono
Attachment.
Publ: notice Is hereby given to ths said J. Henry Hol
comb Henry HsfTey and Getrkr r; Hocnmh that wit
u Attachment a.ued out Of the oee of The Clerk Of the
Superior Court Ct Ch.eago. daed The thteenih day It
ehant.. Bant Of et4n. and afnss the eate oI The
Ttou.and DollaIa reed tie sheriff of Cook eouatY
which sad writ has bcen Ietune executed. Hox tLefe
fore unless you ths &aa uoleomb uaf1ey n Ho:comb
shsl sppeas gre b. and plead within the time limited for
your la such cue ]odraeu. s te entered
Of the property attached may BE- tuclsni to ssty Tie
sad Judgment and eps:1 vii Le ao1l 70 .atlty The
Wallet E1M BALL flert.
, 1859-10-04

floor planks, and took out about d square foot.
Then boring through the slecpers, With the aid
Of 4 saw they took out about the snmc amount.
state Of some of these p1anks and sleepers. The
inmates OF cell No. 81 reached the cellar IN the
sameway.
Unce below the cells, IN iron bar carefully
wrapped in flannel was the instrument to open
the way through the walls into the open passage
why running west, at The end of which gra-
ting pushed aside, gaye them the luxuries Of
open mir and liberty which they improved
Toung Thomas, ths burglar. went joyfully over
the same underground railroad few weeks ago,
and Jet not only was there no acceptance Of the
warning, but the hole be made in tie walls was
never filed, thus saving some labor to this lat-
ter party.
It was discovered yesterday that the floor Of
cell NJ. had been cut through, and hole
made almost large enough for the Escape Of the
inmates. among them Becker, the accomplice OF
Hoffman. The whole affair was well planned By
the prisoners, aud though it must have cost
them some severe work, still they doubtless
knew how little they had TO dread interruption.
Possibly they knew Jailer Hastings was busy
wiring q iettef py m amanuens's.
oaerin dFa5 onsfs are"aso OF t1a' LOT LET
recovery OF these 1ue'''Ves, anu from Tue sA'i4
Of the detect'ses IN pursuit II Is scarcely possl-
bic that al! VIII escape feeap'nse'
It is evident that some Que from without, con-
reyed to them the tools used in their adventure,
an auger, iron bar dc, VINO th's was can only
be con1eetured' but It Is no matter o' doubt
no" it could be ach'efeo. Lax ana ename'a"y
careless MANAGEMENT nj tne ]a'l has invited Just
this, and 1t Is less "ondef thas 'hese nse nase
, 1859-10-04
T>O OWNERS OF DWELL
J. NGs, sroRE de-
H. BURFON

IN ateni to the Rentck of Tenen,eats Caleetrx At
Rse4s ueaintnf Loaa. LeatnE ot Lt, Paying Of fax-
EfecaE Of 1nsaaaoa. d. Pastlesr attseiicn fvt1
to euHaesa entrusted ey Ena-tex.dkata+ q. BURTON -
Hstt& gtsee{, Res9w,x
, 1859-10-04

Acc1prSr AMI WAaStso.--on Monday fore
noon lady was knocked down and run over on
Luke street crossing by bakersteam, driven
ut rapid rate. She Was taken into thc drug
store Of J. Il. Reed i Co., and thence 10 her
homo in the West Division, much bruised,
though not seriously injured. The driver was
arrested.
, 1859-10-04

ITO LUMBERMEN.-I will give
dar boazd aad boarl to .iaE:e pe-.ops and kan
ea to The amoant 4 oae taousand doass @onh and
take my pay In lumber. D. b. bLAkELT.
sesaxlX SQits Uorke. cor. NAsh1kton Er1nklE3 sts
, 1859-10-04

PoIlcE 4A17ERs.-0ther than ~ given in "a
rions items. the Police Court yesterday gare
large and not very nice variety Of cases, growing
out Of the use of thirty-rod whisly and its ad-
juncts. out Of these grow nineteen.tweutielhs
of the business Of this Courf
, 1859-10-04
GllantR1.

XNtANTED-A Young Man Of
" ability and experience wants ssuatlop ~ Boox-
keeper Clerk. Tie t Of esrerers rive 10 edA5.e
ter in Chicago and Boston. Addvss r. o. tox s658 Cht
t1Ssu. 4eSt tNx
, 1859-10-04

CTA1IMERING CURED-DR.
~ COAST0Ck'S G{mnas1tn, fPhIade,pht.) for IL
In Eoe1tion and Tor the Cure 4nd
Defective ss now open class q stanner
fess a. Cosusoek H. b., No. t5 Arrh stEeet. Ihllade
rhla. p. Ae:1k13l-Nt
, 1859-10-04

Coaloleine, or Refined Camel Goal Oil.
Burns xlh he brisacy Of Czapheoe quarter ths
cost aad no targe: Of e1p.o4ion.
fuf <urpty u OILS Lamps. W1eka SEzdes de- &c. also
Da1ners bur Ing CcA vi without Chlmney. cpnSant
IL hand a1a f1 sa3e II 1he Cacaso Coa Un De;et
p&.$-43ateW MURPHY CO. II LAEalle e.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT, 1853

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17

BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
There is sole ercce agent OF the kind
or Coal heretofore sold Jy the Baltimore Coal Companv
ana kRotcn as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal Any
such pretsnsons fraud and dec pon We caution con-
suners against buying inferior article under the old
tTdae marx, ana invite attention to the following;
WuKESBARRE, Pa, June 6, 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 90 years up to Sep
TENDER, 1851 and the Coal am sending GROVE, Mil
LER Co, and others Of Bamor-, is 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
prepared deliver in any quantities the above cele
brated COAL also Medium, Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
GROVE, MILLER & co.
Yards-N. W. corner Paca and German streets Howard
above Franklin 81 Second street. opposite Town
Clock. 500. non
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
THE BAL IMORE EXCHANGE
ANNUAL LETTER SHEET

WILL BE ISSUED from this Office on MONDAY, the I'd
of January 1861 thus embracing the entire transactions
the year 1889 1t will contain all the matter usually
braced in Annual Statements made up by Commercial
Editor the accuracy and reliability whose quotations
and remarks well understood in this market Those
ordering twenty-five copies have their Business Gard
inserted the head of the sheet without extra charge by
sending in their orders in advance.
Price cents per copy.
n5- Orders respectfully solicited.
PORTLAND KEROSENE On.
THE VERY BEST
ARTICLE OFFERED THIS MARKET.
IT SMOKE BURNING,
HAS No UNPLEASANT 0D0E.
WARRANTED
To GIVE SATISFACTION.
For sale by DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD,
Sole Agents Portland Kerosene Oil Co,
dI2tf No I South street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MhNUFACTORY IN THIS CITY.
&. MOI TBS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock Furniture before purchasing as
there be found always hand and made order:
TEVE-ATETES, in Brocatelle Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in any order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, or Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS in
Wanutand Mahogany, yarious Styles from 5000
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut Oak, &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms HAIR Efgs; and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
f. MOUNT,
mhl7-tf No. 81 N. Gay ST., opp. Odd Fellows Hall.
Having discovered in my "BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS the properties Erasive Soap apart from
its cosmetic qualities, confidently recommend it as su
pcro to article designed for said purposein removing
grease stains Of all kinds from the delcaely colored
fabrics without injury TO the texture color either
So confident that eectua in that regard that
will return the price oftin every where it fails
u. c. DRISCOLL,
n2ltf 35Baltimore street
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ECONOMY ECONOMY
4 DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 8 NORTH STREET.
sI0-G JAMES H. JOHNSON.
FULL SETS OF CARBUNCLEs, CORAL, CAMEO
Etruscan, &c, for sale at low prices.
J.& r. CAMPBELL,
nllt R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street.
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THE BALTIMORE DISPATCH OF TODAY HOSTS THE
Banner of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS the next Democratic
Candidate for President, subject to the decision of the
Charleston Conventions andcontans able editorial jus-
flying its selection.
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Workmen are engaged in preparing the base for
Mills equestrian statue of Washington. II is to
be set up in the "Circle'' between the President
House and Georgetown, on the 22d of February
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