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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This evening is an
nounced positively as the last appearance, but one,
OF the Williams at Holiday Street Theatre Du-
ring their stay with US, they have delighted our
theatre going people with whom they have long
been favorites. On the two remaining evenings of
their engagement we bespeak for them the liberal
patronage that has heretofore been bestowed upon
them. Tonight, the advertisement informs us,
VIII be played Lar for Ladies, in which Mrs Will
Hams will appear in five characters; Phelim o. on
nell and the Irish Lion
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE &-HARRIS'
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
MERRILL, THOMAS &7CO.,
s19-tf o2o po1+in,ora ,+,.oo+

WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE &-HARRIS'
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS &7CO.,
Sl9f 239 Baltimore street
GILMoUR's DINING SALOON.
The neat and handsome improvements of this spacinus
and elegant SALOON, completed giving to visitors
all the comforts and privacy OF rstcass establishment
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS
OF every KIND can be had without delay, all hours
during the day. and till a late hour at night
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
can rely finding THIS SALOON at all times arouiet
agreeable and pleasant place Of resort
The Proprietor who is well favorably known to our
citizens and the public as CONFECTIoNER and CATER
En- as usual prepared furnish short notice. every
variety OF Cake for Weddings Dinnerparties &c
GILMOUR'S DINING SALOON,
l2j Baltimore street. near South,
o22im and corner of Madison and Eutaw streets
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o i G T. " r.
g osSTS D. door from the Post oe
The undersigned having been appointed the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
E B A TIE d OH
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared to fill their orders for
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and witt,
despatch.
The reputation for superiority this article fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
it is heretofore prepared in the very best man
ner' of uniform size, and free from bone slate ohsr
impurities.
lam enabled to fill, shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
..- BALTIMORE COMPANY's
GEORGES CREEK
BITUHINO COAL
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or steaming Purposes
AT VERY Low RATES
would also say that there number of partas in tis
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
as selling the Baltimore Company's Coal By reference to
my contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can be seen at office, it will be perceived
THAT NONE HtI o OF T THIS COAL
Oh 2,6 ny +, KKEGTbA 11N APRIR3TNTE3 AGENTS
No. SO Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jel-tf
ISRAEL l. Co.
IVORY TYPES
WATER-CoLoRED
AND
MEZzOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS |
Jul4u l25 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY.
DIX tISHBLArT can be consulted on Rheumatic Aztec
uons Consumption, Liver Complaints Chronic Affections
as well all diseases imprudence of whatever bora
ter and which he declared incurabe by other pbysi
cans he engages to make immediate cure Of From his
lengthy practice in the Science Medicine enabled to
oer himself to the public being only one in Barr
MORE capable of aGor,ling speedy relief
N B-Letters addressed DR.. F. at his Office No I Re-
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The Mullanphy bequest to the city of st. Louis
mas been piacedin charge of Board of Commission
ers whose duty it is to that the testators will is
fullhlled in furnishing relief to all poor emigrants
and travellers coming to st. Louis on their way,
bona tide, to settle in the West
A policeman in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
while IN chase OF fugitive fired at him, but the
neck, inficting dreadful and it is feared fatal
Nrn md
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New MISS MACKEREL,
In kits, fat and white, putup for family use For
sale by I HANPSON
ozJu 81 North Charles street
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MOVEMENTS OF U. S. TRooPs.-The United States
Army In Texas has for some time been in need of
relnforcements, and the authorities are at last able
to send large number Of soldiers to make up the
deficiencies in the several regiments serving there.
On Thursday eight hundred troops left New York
for Texas
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DR.. A. A. BLANDy,
SUCCESSOR To DR.. C. A. HARRIS,
o3dtfr - NJ. C
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WooD WooD II WooDlll
SAVE ~ PER CENT by buying your Wosd at Office al cit
StesIa Fire Wood hill,
No. HoErHsTRz1T
JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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JaMhN Il. JVi MIN
JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm OF DULANY X HARRIS having been disco1ro5 h
mutual consent, July %, $780, JOSEPH HARRIS y,,,IJ
respectfully INFORM his friends and the public that he has
taken store, ~ ~ 4'"'
No 50 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Ihird door above Lexington street east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS Caes1
MEhs AND VEsrINGS OF all coors and STYLES, for the
FAN and Winter wear Having secured the services If
Practical Cutter, all goods sold will he made in q
neatness and taste that cannot be excelled
HS-6ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
call is respectfully solicited ,o
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Dr.. FIsHBLATT,
Whose Office is at No. RECIIABITE HALL, Fayette st
between Gay and Frederick liberated Threats
Diseased Lungs Heart Liver Kidneys Raising of Blood
Night Sweats Old Ulcers, Milk Legs Fever Sores Spinal
and Hip Diseases scrofula, Rheumatism and all Private
Diseases.
n5 He warrants cure without the of Mercury or
any dangerous medicine Recent cured in two
or three days.
Letters addressed to Dr. Fshbat stating nature of Dis
ease, Ac, will receive immediate attention. s2et
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKERPERs
10 know that they can save money by purcha,in. Va,
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCy Steam Fire wno4
Mil, ~ "'''
No 3NoRTH sTRHzT
slot JArEa ~ rouuyc,,
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lHE TRADE WITH JAPAN.-The celebrity of the
"rape-seed oiP' of Japan has attracted the atten-
ton OF the Government which has invited propc-
sails for furnishing the same, with view to the use
OF 1t as an experiment by the Light House Board.
The intensity of the light yielded by this oil is
said to surpass all others, and it has no smell
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

COLTS FIVE BARREL REPEATING
SHOT GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO..
Agents for Colts Patent Fire Arms
sl9-tf 239 Baltimore street
HENDERSON b Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
0fany House in the United States,
With full assortment of their manufacture
csi and ace. All tastes suited my8 tn
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DO these resolutions, then, as has been so often
and so vehemently urged, assert for the South anv
extraordinary privileges? DO those who maintain
their legality really ask anything that subverts
the established law? Let the Supreme Court
answer From the notes at the head of the bred
Scott case in 10 Howard, which were, we under.
stand, prepared by Chief Justice TANEY himself
Wequole the following clear abstract of the Courts
decision upon the point now under consideration;
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

lst hesotced That the government of Territory 10
provisional and temporary and during its existence all
CITIZENS OF the United States have equal right to settle
property being destroyed impaired by Congressionai
Territorial legislation.
"a he$0red Iha 1t is the duty of the Federal Govern
ment in all its departments to protect when necessary
the rights OF persons and property in the Territories and
wherever else IT'S Constitutional authority extends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07
LOCAL MATxHRa.

CRY Comne;i-This body met in the Council
Chamber yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, pre-
paratory TO organization. The following MEM
bers, after being sworn in by Alderman sank
ay, took their seats Messrs. David J. Sam
ders, S. j. Denoon, Fleming 4riffiD. Joseph
r. Anderson, L. W. Giazebrook, David /.
Burr, George X. Crutchfield. F. W, Roddey.
G. s. Mills, VIM. Holt Richardson, James NJ
Talbot, N. B. Hill, R: o; kaskns and John
Mr. Giazebrook called the Council to order,
and, on his motion, Col. X. o. Haskins was
called 10 the chair.
The Chairman stated the first business in or
der to be the election of President.
Mr.. Burr nominated NJ. David ]. Saunders.
MIR. GaZebrook seconded the nomination.,
and the ques ton being put, Mr.. Saunders was
unanimously elected.
Messrs. Hill and Talbot were appointed a
committee to inform Mr.. Saunders OF his
election.
The President elect on being escorted to his
seat, returned thanks for the honor conferred,
and urged upon the members present the i'm
portance Of economy in appropriations, as the
last Council had arranged for very heavy ex-
penditnres.
The President stated, as the first business in
order, the appoin ntment Of a committee to ex-
anime the polls, and report the officers elect.
Col. e1askins moved that committee OF
three be appointed to examine the returns OF
the Conductors, and the motion prevailing,
the following members were appointed -
Messrs. Haskins, Glazebrook and Richardson:
/ al Tue dDSeUtc ol tue COIlIthIttccs AAA. 41hi
| made motion, which was carried, to proceed
| to the election of Chamberlain.
| Mr.. Hill nominated Mr.. THoa. LAWSON, and
| he was unanimously elected, and had the
| usual oath of office administered to him by
| the President.
| Mr.. Hill nominated Mr. M. L. STRATToN rs
| Auditor; and that gentleman was unani-
| mously elected and sworn in.
Col. Haskins from the committee to exam.
| inc the Conductors returns, made the follow
| Ing report of the officers elected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

Shooting Seraps.-A called Court of Justices
met at the City Hall Yesterday, to examine into
the charge against WILLIAM T.. TArUM, who
was held in custody to answer for feloniously
shooting Levy Morton. When the prisoner
was before the Mayor we gave the facts which
led to the shooting, and need not, therefore,
repeat them, further than to say that Morton
induced Tatum 10 bet $3.50 on a packed hand
al seven-up, promising TO pay one.half if he
lost. TatnmOf course lost, aud Morton then
attempted to evade the paying of his half by
running away, when Tatum fired upon him,
sending a ball through the calf of his left leg.
Morton failed to appear as witness, thereby
forfeiting his recognizance. and the Court pro-
ceeded with the examination. After hearing
the evidence, Tatum was discharged The
Court also directed the Sl25 held by Capt.
Wilkinson to he paid over to Tatum, believ.
ing the money to be his. S. A. Frayser claimed
the money. alleging that he sent it to the cage
to Morton. to enable him to pay Tatum his
portion of the lost bet of ssa5c, and his counsel
Mr. Crane, served Il notice on the Captain moi
to pay it, which, however, the Captain disre.
0arded.
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sURFExElS,. .
BROKEN DOWN AND DEnilLTATED PAO-
PERSONAL MEN.
WY NOT MAvx YOua usALTM HvsIOe4H!.
We Offer you the great n ES CURATIVE AND IN
.ylGORATOk!
:, we oner Y to AL class may sAve vaIuoo!o
nves We do not halieve that any other re0e0y
has such a mass ef teatmcny.
.4-e . HEAR-HEAR
THE REV: 3. F. BROOKE
bal Mon 4, Feb. Eth, 1ooo.
Msssrs. Morftmsv + Msscbysy
The use Of sOus' Hamptpn's Tinetu re- has lpaeu
q rsry xreat btessfrs to me and my family The
effect it has had my throat disease has neen may
rsIIous For all such diseases most oostlIsliy re-
commend it. Yours, ,rnly. b. Y. BaOOKI.
Pastcr Of the Eutaw n. Z. Church.
AS AN INvIGORATOR
Az m invigoretOr and rest. alive. where gentle
stmnlant 10 waited. we telieve u superior % I'll
the Cordials before the public ~ esrsJes DpspsI
xta Cough. Srrafxia and RkswnfMttsHR, with AL
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels. II has been
truly euccessful 10 the single and married. Oae!
the most valuable remedy, which thcssands viE
'efsEtisM efFsEtisMALEs AND cafLDREN.-rhis TlNC-
TURE will be found great medicine los aii sesds
diseases.
Gan sns Sc i."ResStDf asa &C. e:s s1rss
y pr coSKE ST nsSSsKksh n 81 =
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY DIaggisto eud cneD-
teepers everywhere. u Per bottle: six bose!oes
oS. ap3-d&oV0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

REJOICING OVER THE PASSAGE OF THE Ca
NAL BILL-The news of the passage Of the
bill for the relief Of the James River and ka-
nawha Canal Company was received at
Charleston, kanawha county, Va, with great
enthusiasm. The Star says:
Our citizens determined to express their
cordial appreciation by grand jollification,
and on Thursday evening they Illuminated
the cliffs on the opposite side OF the river with
hontires and fireworks. while another fire
was started the levee opposite the k.-
nawha House. Guns were also fired, and the
Kanawha firemeu added to the enthusiasm
that was now being exhibited by bringing out
their hose carriage. About lU O'Clock, the
levee and street were filled with citizens,
while the ladies presented themselves in large
groups upon the sidewalks. Eociferous calls
were made for speeches, which We're re-
sponded to by Col Thos. L. Broun, '. Hen
drick, Henry Fi,zhugh, Thos. Smith. Esqs-
and Col. B. ii. Smith. The speeches suited
the occasion, and the speakers were often in
| terrupted by applause from the crowd
Cheers were given for the State-Eastern ane
| Western Virginia-the Legislature i'll general
| and our county delegates i'll particular EN
| cry body was pleased, and the affair passed OF
with the best OF feeling on all sides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

Music for the afMitttKdr.-As summer Is ra-
pidly approaching, and the masses will need
outdoor recreation and amusements, cannot
some arrangements be made with one of the
musical organizations in the city TO give an
entertainment on the Capitol Square three or
more afternoons in each week, during the
warm weather. In other cities musical
trea t. are furnished the citizens at a triflinG
cost. and have proved Of great advantage
Thousands Of persons-especially ladies and
chiidreu-can neither leave tho city, nor ex-
pose themselves TO night air. but would enjoy
an afternoons strell in the Square, and would
be delighted with the music. Smiths Band.
we are sure, would under take 10 perform from
to O'Clock for moderate compensation, and
there is scarcely citizen who could not CON-
tribute something towards remuneratinl
them for 90 doing, il called upon. Will mol
some Of our acti ve citizens take this matter In
hand at once, and thus secare . public enter
tainmsnt that will prove invaluable 70 tns
people generally
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na The .reat drawback to PePssn6 eni
grating 10 the extreme South and Western coun-
try is tho fear they have Of the lover and ague-
the most dreful Of ali diseases. Every day Wo
hear Of persons attacked bv this diseass and maAo
helpless in short time, without any means Of ai-
remedy, DR.. HosTxTTKR has presented his. cele..
brated s.B,tters," whose curative powers for oil
knowiedsed. The "Bitters,' prepared after long
experience and deep study. have received the en-,
as ali classes, from every part Of the country To
these who doubt their many virtues. all We can Say
Is to try them. and Judge for themselves, respec-
tivelv.
Solo by druggists and dealers generally: every
where. mhB-lm
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a. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and nurnoI-
Gus families who have heretOiOre used DIR. J. Be-
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most IN.
bounded happy results, that some nnprlnciple0
persons have circulated m Imitation. The Doctor
has i,een compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures, and his written sIEna-
Medicines, so that the public can again Obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants ano
DIR, J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for couGhs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
spra.ns or bruises. and the DfSPEPrlC COA-
POUND for dyspepsia and liver COMPLAINTS.
Sold by DRUGGISTS gene rally. and by
WARNER L. WARlNG. !07 Broad IT.,
iau-lv Richmond. Va.
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"a The Great Virginia kem~Ay. aa4 -
y . uMsue:.-.PETERS' NE aENkRY

EAsES.This xreat American rsMedy, contain
erything heretofore offered the puplic. in its eu
ratlve. restorative and renQyating .powersi and
the medical World are astonshed when tod tAae
confounded when they have ocular aemcnstfa-
tons OF the facts. But the proprietor. who has
known Of case Of twenty years' standing TO b.
restored to perfect health. and all other cases CI
exception ard therefore challenges any case OF
GonorIho. which the remedy, will not care: pro-
vided the dire csions carried out with prudence
on the part Of the patients and any one pu!chas.ng
half dozen bottles, and uslnx *coordlnaly. " nis
case Of failure, will furnish additional msdicine.
free of charge. to complete the cure: through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
venieuce to the patient. .
Sold by APPERSUN + DUPGY, No. 30l Broad
street. and o. A. A.STRECKER, N ain street, Drug
gists. agents for the city Of Richmond.
NH I6-L6m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

IA Coughs, Celds, Honrseness, ec.-fho
prevalence Of the above complaints at tins season
has the effect of bringing out host of prOfesDedly
new specifics; and while some few may be good,
many are useless and some oven DANGEROUS. To
is consult your family ply sic,an, or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public sxperienoo
mas proved to be safe and efioaciOus. Of this 0laeg
,s TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favor,te prescr'seion ol
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a. growing reputation for the
last twenty years; IN all resent cases !! aSts like
ing Cough Group, Asthma, no.. il 10 used With
unparalleled success - most families will testify.
Bodcker. &c at Is cents per bottle. and in 0ae
CANT and pleasant Iozcnge form l2.s and ; cents
per box. Prepared by J. BAIMER, PlarmNceu-
tst, Baltimore. Md fe4-Sm'
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FOREIGN ITENs.-The latest foreign papers

furnish the following items of interest:
The first journal ever published in Morocco
has just appeared. 1t is printe ut Tetuan. In
the Spanish language, and is distributed gra-
tuitOusly 1t bears the name OF The Echo OF 1t-
tuan IIgives a favorable account OF the mode
of living at Tetuan. The MOors, who are
naturally generous, give up their rooms and
furniture to the Spaniards, treating them rs
visitors and allies.
A parliamentary return issued recently
shows that the total number of persons killed
and injured from all causes on all railways III
England during the half-year ended December
81, was III killed and 266 injured. In the cor
responding half-year of 1855, the killed were
1873 and the injured 3Sl.
The cork trade in Portugal appears to be on
the increase. The annual expectation now
amounts to upwards of ten millions of francs.
London alone each day consumes i0,0VO pounds
Of Portuguese cOrks. The Portuguese cork IS
inferior to the French, but superior to that OF
Italy.
The Kalouga Gazette announces the arrival
In that town of Schamyi's family, consisting
of fifteen persons, including his two wives,
two sons, and five daughters, with their hus-
bands and children.
The Bey Of Tunis has given the necessary
permission for the establishment of newspa-
per in Tunis. 1T will appear on the lst OF
May, under the title of OBieia! Gazette Of Tsnis.
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mA Crann.. ..ChsIdren nre si,rn seixe

mA Croup.. .Chsldren nve sat~n seized
YER, suddenly with this disease; which, n not
tscks children M the night after having becn much
exposed to damp. cold winds through the day
Damp houses. wet feet, thin shoes, wet Clothes or
anything that obstructs preparation, may occa-
sion Group. Mothers! your children are liable To
be ta ken with tins dread complaint at a time when
you least expect il /; but it ,s not Always doctor
can be called or remedy found, and for this ree-
msnt's delay. to buy bottle Of DR.. EATON'6 IN
FANTILE CORDIAL. IL viii cure every case
of Creup IL taken IN time also all complaipss e.
etc. Il is suld by all respectable dtugEiste; =
Messrs. CHURCH ( DurO.r, New York, are TIE
prOprletOrs. and also solo AGENTS Tor "Dr. BKON-
SONS BLOOD FOOD,' which. for C0nsumptiv0
and Chronic diseases, is sure remedy. Do not b
DupoNr. New York. il you ca1not set them u
your own town. ....> -.
Va, and by Druggists generally. NH S-1m
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THEL LYNN STRIKE-Sonas Of the Strikers Go
ing Souih-One of the largest meetings of the
series was held at Lynn. Mass, on Saturday
evening. at Lvceum Hall. Mr.. Hawley stated
that secret societies were forming in Haver-
hill. who were preparing for another strike
1t was stated that twenty -four manufac cturers
in Lynn have signed the bill OF wages; seven
of whom put down their names ON Friday
last. The feeling is unanimous among the
strikers to hold out. 1t was also stated that
Mr. Hawley and about thirty other practical
"iours are about to emigra'e to Staunton,
Va, where a shoe anutactory is about to be
established.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

A FATHER AND Son BURNED TO DKATH-
The Portland (Me.) Argus, of April Sd. says
warren. in Naples, together with all their
contents. were destroyed by fire about three
O'Clock the previous morning. and, sad to re-
late. Mr.. Warren and his son. about eight
years old, perished in rne hames. The fire
originated in the barn, and Is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

LIABILITY OF RAILROADs.-The Supreme
Court OF Vermont has decided that a railroad
company is not liable to one person in its SER
vice for an injury resulting from the negti-
this exemption extended to the conduct OF all
the employees of the company who are en-
gagged in the common business Of operating The
road, In whatever relation OF subordlnaton to
each other. A suit was brought by the heirs
of an engineer who lost his lite by the explo.
sion of an engine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-07

THE NEW YORK TRADE SALE.-The New
York trade book sale has been decidedly sue
cessful Of Mrs. Lee Hentz and Mrs. South
wsrths works 2U.OuO volumes each have been
sold. and not less than i5,0O0 volumes of Dick
ems Some 1900 volumes Of 1rving's works
were sold yesterday, his birthday. or Spur
geon's sermons. 5000 volomes have been sold.
and between 5000 and 1000 volumes of Rudd
and Carleton's publications. There are a con-
siderable number of buyers from the South
some even from rs far as Houston, Texas.
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~ 30 Excuse for Bad 1veea:-eEM PLE'1
am: test arrlcle for making Loaf Brsad. BIsealts,
batter and Rnckwhest Cakes Pastry, &c. JOHN
W.GARLICK. Manufacturer and Sole fsresse,
Druggi and GrOcers
IL have for aome months used IN my ta@tty ceel-
pleasure IN recommendins them 10 all families -
the very hest article have eyer tined iof IaskipE
bad bread when Sempis's Powders are used.
Respeetfuliy. RteHARD LBwgLLEM.
"Petersburx, July -. lSa0."