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, 1860-06-01

PROPER AGE FOR SETTING OUT YOUNG
TREEs.-President Hodge, of the Fruit
Growers Society, Of Western New York,
says he was once q nurseryman, and when
he recommended to purchasers small and
young trees, they thou ght it was because he
was interested in selling them. He had
now ceased to be a nurseryman, and had
planted orchards largely, and was only con.
tirmcd in his previous opinion. lie would
greatly prefer an apple tree only five or six
feet high to any larger-would never set out
cherry tree over two years Of age, and
preferred dwarf pear Of the same age.
lie cited instances where large and small
trees were set out side by side some years
since. The latter were now much the finest.
AFPLEs WITHOUT SEEDs.-The following
is published in the Memphis Eagle, as the
only method known to procure apples with
out seeds or cores: "Take the ends of the
limbs Of an apple.tree where they hang low,
so as to reach the ground, dig small hole
for each, under the tree, bend it to the hole,
coniining il down so that it will remain. Do
this in winter or the beginning of spring.
The end Of the limp thus buried will take
root, and put out sprouts or scions, which,
when they become sufficiently largo to " set
out" dig up at the proper season and trans
pant thea in the orchard where you wish
them to remain. When they get large
enough to bear, they will produce apples
without seeds or cores.
CURIoUs EFFEcTs OF CAMoMiLE. decoc-
ton of the leaves Of common camomile will
destroy all species Of insects, and nothing con.
tributes so much 10 the health of garden
as number of camomile plants dispersed
through it. No greenhouse should ever be
without it, in green or dried state; either
the stalks or the flowers will answer. It is
singular fact that, IL plant is dropping and
apparently dying, in nine cases out Of ten It
will recover ifyOu plant camomils near it.
PAsrURE.-In Cheshire, England, which
is great grazing country, the land that has
been under-drained and top-dressed with
ground bones, will carry one cow to each
acre through the summer, but the land not
thus treated will only carry one to every two
acres. The dressing of bones upon pasture
land Is ~ to Is cwt. per acre, once in seven
years. But even II not repeated at that
time, it still continues better than il was be-
fore the bones were applied.
, 1860-06-01
TOWN LOTS!
BrLLs's ADDInloN TO sTEnAcOoM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT! Il

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots o. acre each, h prepared 10 eel
ss = 10y Sess Ts si s.l, % Ge'. ~ sse p.o.e
location i not exclled " any % Puget Sound Ihe
sle has heon laid out win veg 70 beauty and cnuvo-
ueeoe The .se.,. holng four Ieds vide and NE uhdle
have aIeady heen doAated aud apart The pres q
Ils range lrum $50 % $50 each according 10 locality
The yrapiriaf cpulnmplAieg huIdllg wharf fIom ths
greatly enhance ne value 4 lbe entlr1 pInpeIty.
pqutr q attorney harng haen giglh d flnk Clark
Es during ~ ahNlnca u 0IrEun, noce hh1Ilhy gilGl
Eoaf LEuuEL BuIR
, 1860-06-01
Testimonials Of the Horace waters
Pianos and Melodeona. ~

The Piano came % hand, and in An, M. or., !. /.
beautiful inalramfnt-I,ir a Warrrs phIisSei.his
John IIe,l.l ~ 1r,,,.... ~ Z
one e he Hnrscs wss. fano w,,s !. ap n.s eae
S6~ IN M ~, % ia W :. pn.11e.s piano mf hefs
piano a hecomins no,niat N m 49, ~ NJ.
can introduce one 81 no ~,l n ~. WV.
iaf than alv ofher msns y - w " " lp1e Alp1e poPn-
4 ~ S..-.,...s y r--.-.., ~. As s.4~
~ ~ W.. ~. na.srr iI.so. U We n Qul ssmlnaEy
Mn.cn ~ pe.n severely tested log three years
ny ~ ~ ~ .s.y e .neI e9o1 guely and dnrabi,y-
"v0S J. =, . vntso-f' Y noun' Oarfo ~. aA h4Si5gH
II. WARNS, Esqs-Denr Sir: Having uund ono A v,uT
panofIts ff two yean pnAt. have iannd 4 vcri s,l
RsEos s'os i1sIs@sn -ALokzO GEAT, Principal isotlys
Rev. Nj. Haynes wrl,,. !. ,0ll.v,,.p,.... s,,,I..
n: q. July 2slS 1855 MR. W1Trss--D,,r a., -
pssssa win ~ sSs,bS sea y 500 c,s.r M an xss
hBpe shall hnVe occrrisl \, ,, - " - 49, ~. 80
the present season. 7-- =. ~ ~ n''.9 '
Tiova n. v III, se,n 80.
~, 1l. ~ lsoe honAc! wAfnne Isgs
good oris, ~. - ~ s.as ne W. only lecsls.o ~
oSe o.uss ~ DOW mly prepared % say that The
ny thanks for hS vsry .9s si sns o % %
, 1860-06-01
TO oORREsPoNDENTs.

Patients residing In any part Of the State, however
distant who may desire the opinion and advice Of Df.
Czapkay on their respective cases. and who think pToDe
70 Submit written statement Of such In preference b
noldlng personal interview, respectfully assnrod
that their communications will be held most sacred Dr.
CEapkay takes this opportunity Of observing that All
letters ere only opened and replied 10 BY himself ana
the latter as promptly 40 possible T'il
the case be fully and canddly described peraonal
communication will be superseded a. instTnctona ior
diet regimen snd the general treatment Of the case
ITSELF (ncluding the Iemedies) will be forwarded With
out delay and IN such manner as 70 convey idea Of
the purp ut Of the letter or parcel transmitted.
- Consultation gratis. Permanent cure gnArAn,-
tecd, or no pay.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
S:s Sm .r San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-06-01
MisttIIaatuas.

timdty, self disrust dizziness, headache, involun,a,
discharges pains In the side, affections Of the eve:
pmpes on the faee sexual or other inhrmites n nn
cured by the Justly celebrated physician and
Led IEapkOy His method Of curing diseases Il new,
unknown 70 0thers) and hence the great success All
consult ulatiOns, BY letter or otherwise, free.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND, r.l,
San Francisco.
, 1860-06-01

! Ut D,'ONNvVd u.IH IHe IUuT IteVIeWNS II %
To avoid fractions e5 may be remtted for Blackvood Of
which will forward that both years. pest paid
N. B. The price IN Great Britain 0fthe fUe
PeriOdicdLs ab0resndmed Is about $3l per annuna.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE THE TO SUBSCRLBEI!
~ Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct TO the Pu6Lishers for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. "a Gold street, New York.
, 1860-06-01

"A Cam or -Eiward Everett is
~. uo|I elegant rhalorlclan 10 America.
Hero !. ||IiIl a||eeofy taken from one Of
|I .4 |1a'I1raI speeches Drop q grain Of
l0'||0ua 1o'l ID tie ground, and there Il
.I|| D. unchanged until DE end Of time.
m. 1|1I. on which |t falls are not more
cold and |||1|l.l. Drop q grain Of our
blessed gold into he ground. and 10. mys-
cry n a Ita days Il soAcns--il shoots
01Ta1I1-iI I. 4 living thing. Il Is yellow
'''.|[ b" h sends up an emerald green
||I1o01 he soi|--li expands 20 a vigorous
.|.|t-It4th in IIc sunshine. itself more
~'0I|1" |'1n solomon, in rs 1utfering leafy
I11t| u||o.r 1'u1l. a. fl.s west wind whis.
r1II ||Ion.I I'1u n||s = pleasantly on
|.1 I|s1.IInnn'4 eaf as u laslle q his
.r.1|'11I|a T1In1nI. sill loHoIs aloii, spins
a. l1lIanI 1lclnl q yeglablo- floss, dis
r|.I. D. I111I iasseI1. uuIchalqn1 with fer
I|'I'n1 dust. and at Il1l rpens into two or
|||.. ||01n'ictnI halans' Ike lIis, fah ear
I| 1I|1 each Of which is studded With bun.
I|.I| 1| grains Of eu|d every one possessing
|I.r. wonderful properties as the parent
@|.'A' IfeET one |n.ilncI With he sans pro-
||II|I |I|lIA'
, 1860-06-01
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


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"Life Illustrated" NA
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Sketches Of travel aud adventure, poety, painting,
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horticulture phys0nGy education and every topic which
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.Ths wafcr-cure Journal and Herald Of
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Devoted 10 hydnpathy. ia philosophy and practice;
70 physiology and anatomy. with luriive engraving;
70 dieetcs exercise, clothing, occupaons anusemens
and those laws which govern life and health. Published
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a,year, m advance. ~ aH
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Repository Of science literature and general intel
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Psychology mechanism, architecture, and 70 al those
progressive which are calculated 20 reiln
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For Three Dollars, copy of each Of the abovtnamed
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, 1860-06-01
San fnatistu.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S

LII. II. j. CLAfkA4 )
Pritats WcsicaI me Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street Jou Montgomery opposite Pacific Mail
Steamship CMapdRy's cgsee SIN FrdRciscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Quackery.
in he HnSSsr;sn ~ a.. r;oS nhI Nd
clan to the goth Regiment Of HonVeds, chief surgeon
to the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, the late
lecturer lecturer on Diseases o. Gento Urinary organs and
Of the Phladelpba College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar To women and children.
E1- Office hOurs-FrOm IAN. TO 0 pm.
Communications strictly confidential
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tati'Irs BY letter = otherwise, free. ia
address Dh. l.. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the Huurarian Armv.
and honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College al
Medicine, calls attention &c the following maade' IN
the treatment Of which he guarantees cure Diseases
Of the Brain such as Epilepsy Apopexy rushes Of bOnd
to the head Inflammation Of lis different tissues partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and all Functional
Derangemens, sucn as loss Of memory, aversion TO
society, misanhopy, tmidty nervous excitement from
slight causes, self dtrust giddness headache ringing
In the ears, confusion Of IDEAS love Of solitude optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and ncapahiy for labor and
study Also In diseases Of the lungs and air passages
such Tuhercuar disc ,ses or consumption. pneumonia
or Inflammation Of the lungs peuTes or plurisy asthma
humoral or spaslnodic, bronchitis, laryngits, and ali
forms OF catarrhal affections; also dseases Of the liver
such hepats or Inflammation Of the liver conRestions
Of the liver, Assesses Of the liver calcul 10 the gall
bladder and ducts anndice, and those diseases which
impair It's functions, such as Panama fever bilious and
ntermtng levers. and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Alec diseases Of the StOmaeh such a. Gasrtis or in
hammation Of the Bowels Dyspepsia In all il FORMS
which destroy appetite and digestion; Flatuleney Dys,
entery and Darh@a; also Diseases oi the Kdneye and
other urinary organs such Diabetes or an excessive
How Of urine, Albuminara, commonly known Is BFRhts
disease lin this complaint physician nor patient oiten
times suspect the presence of disease until too late; The
most common symptoms general indlspostion with
drOpsical swelng-l cacul 10 the Kidneys. UreihFa OF
Bladder enres ~ inability 10 retain the urine; cystitis
OF Inflammation II the bladder, and all other disorders
Of the urinary orEahs; also diseases Of the womb and is
appendages, such as Irregularities of the MENsFs when
excessive defective, suppress ed Irregular pFolapsus
or falling OF the womb, sterty, 0vaVisn dr0psy and
other diseases Of the parts II The treatment o any Of
the above Diseases the Doctor has many new REMEDIES
and guarantees perfect IN all easea or the money
will be returned All consultations (by letter or other
Address Dr. L. ). czAPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1860-06-01
IN WASHINGTON HOTEL, IN
Ell Corner Of Main and second streets, IT II
~ > ,sgfsrr aoLYMPIA, w.F.ra y .e W. +
sILAs GALLIHER. ProprIetor.

T1TnE'PRoPRrEroRHks nEcEvrLY EREcrED, IN coN-
u neciloH with and ~ pari o. he "Washngon Holep
enabled 70 provide The travelling public with larger
number Of capacous, comfortable and exoellenly ven
slated Apartments tmn can be aaIrded BY any other
ability 70 accommodate the public may be judged from tile
fact that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
isxclusve Of family apariment) SIX Of which are large
drawing rooms o. pnFlmB. e, as.9 w " Z
Thankful 70 the public for The liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon hs tmeE business be f.e confident he can render
snnt and NJ pains shall DO spared 70 yet bis table as well
any IN like business Bedsand bedrooms furnished 70
such a. may desire them.
Board By the day and week. ~ t5fs. ,a s9.ig
good stable Il attached 70 this establishment which
win 6e amply supped With FORAGE for ne accommodation
Of animnls Of the Stravellug public.
sham Of uuo|lo palrUuaHu i respectfully solicited.
OLyMpIAs Dec. tlh. le51s y ~ sly
, 1860-06-01
ZHB GREATEST DEso0HERY or zHE AGE.
GREAT BLESSING 10 MAHKLgDi-ENHOoEEr
iasl s5. BUT P0zENE ff rltt

t4f- slt9 BUT fOzANE ~ fH tl
Dr. L. ]. caapkays PnoPnYLAcFioun, or self dluu
syphIc diseases, and an nnsurpasssd remedv ~ sn IN
venerea crouloua, gangrenous and cancer0us ulcers
iptld discharges from vagina, uterus and urehra and
Al eutaneogs eup,ona and diseases. For sals 81 Dr. /
]. Czapkaye Office, Sacramento street nearly opposite
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'S ollce, San Fmncisco. A.
inocuatl0n d preventive againsf ANAL uox 40 4 DR.
czapka7t Pophyacticum preventive against syphIi-
lilc end gonorrl0 0l diseases Harmless 10 itself Il
ITO virus and thereby 1avng Thousands d y6una de-
hauchees from being injected BY the most losthaome Of
al diseases Let no young man who appreciates health
oe wlsnca. Dr. istn very
being used q soap. That dlenses can Be prevented
~ The use o. proper agents. Is well an esahlshod
hct a. that they can be cured aer their esabehmeuf
received even before The days q Jsnnsr ne deov
erer Of vaccination In 1875, and its multiplied benefits
since have received a. they deserved me attention
q the medical faculty. Iwas 70 pursuit of this branch
made he discovery Of bis PrOphylacicu, which. for
the prevention Of syphtc. gnnorhmal canceroni ana
cutaneous disorders, glands nnrvaed by anV aaenl N
the phelmacnp@a The effect q this agent after col
ton immediate, and removes the possibility Of con-
tracion Of disease. r. however, tke disease ia bSen
contracted, u a uaenl IN neuiFaalnR the uoironnnG
secIetlcns which W abopilons pfndurs he hnFd con.
sequslces Known a. McondaEy syphlllh. Il has hesn
be has yet 70 nd he i % which 4 has iSsd 70 snb
lIte The purpose ior which u was Administered Price
e5. fu directions are attached 70 each nacfaae. IN
easls where ne Plnphylacilcum i used - cnflliVl
Sz.ls.y um iannn, gain, pIrscnpton ior bic Bod
An communication nom ne couu,ry. ssay,..,s oulv
70 DF. J. czaptay ean FIlncilro, ulIl d siIiciy
snd eo1ldeuil " attended %. and tke Tsmeiel yiih
y sspss Or cher soBssysns. 70 iksT ds'lss,sa.
AtdIu8 I. ,. CzAPkAY, n, D..
f-fr - ran fmncllco.
, 1860-06-01
ALe1AMDRE ORGANS
SECOND HAND PIANOS
!" '71Iu1 T7IUII0
M u sic. ai

One o. The largest and hs.s eAialogass o. Muse now
paoas 40 Au ths mn.lr Nd mnsr books publlshed "a
eele6taied Gulia AID all kinds q Masioa InsIumcns
and music merch.Bdlls q The lowest pIcss Mnnc sent
whenever ordered. poa. aid Catalogues hsat b. mall
clefgymen. - = -,
, 1860-06-01

A WBLA-AssonTEn L0F on DRuas AND
"A msaleiuss nsy IN - "a n isls b NIT e. ne uiaIs
ishss cheap or ealh Ingnlrs a ths e1s r1Is, FgI
, 1860-06-01

Clubbing.
discount Of twenty-five per from the above price vii
be allowed to clubs ordering direct from Scott Co.. four
copies Of any ofthe above Thus copies
wood Of Review will be to one address 49
for copies Of the isur Reviews and BackwoOd for and
Postage.
In al the principal cities and towns, these works will he
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the
POsrAGE to any part Of the United States viii be ~
a year for BlackwoOd" and but II cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
Splendid OfFers for 1858 and 1859 together.
Unlike the ephemeral Magazines Of the day, these
Periodicals lose little by Hence full year OF the Nos
with omlsons for ISIS may be regarded nearly Va-
able for 1882 We propose furnish the two years at the
following eKtremely low rates, viz:
, 1860-06-01
SlsttaI Qualifications.
Leonard SccH e. eos
REPRINT OF THE
Z RlTIS II PERIODICALS.

E0NARD SCOTT Co, New York, continue to re.publish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
1. The London Quarterly, (ConseryatlyeO
2. The Edinburgh Review, CwhIg)
3. The North British Review, (Free ChurchO
4. The Westminster Review, 0Iberal1
8. BlHckwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory.)
These Periodicals ably represent the great political parties Of
Great BrtanWhig Tory, and Radical but politics form
feature OF their character As organs Of the most pro
found writers Science, Literature Morality, and Religion
they stand as they have stood unrvaed In the world Of
letters being considered indispensable to the scholar and the
professional while to the intelligent reader Of every class
thew furnish satisfactory record Of the
rent literature Of the day. throughout the world than pos
sibly be obtained from any other source.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British publishers
gives additional value TO these REPRINTS especially during
present exciting Of European aars nasmuch a. they
be placed In the hands Of subscribers about
the original editions.
Tor ms
For any Of the -Four Reviews per annum 93 90
For any two Of the four Reviews .,,b 90
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En%ILu-M GKEAT
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

n, No. BETWEEN
bALIlhoRE, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA, KNOX
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TRIM
AND INT ERMEDIA TOWNS
The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEiViDFRE are
now LEAVING baltimore EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ana SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock, for CITY Point
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Lynch.
pGfR, hnoxye Memphis, and intermediate towns benq
The SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS,
and
~ BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 all important points in Southwestern Virginia
Le western part OF Georgia. and the northern part Of Ala
bama and Mississippi f"i' :" <Aio
Goods receted for through any OF the above n,acas
For further Information rates and time In the sa
tons on the route, apply 10 ~ So Wal ~"
,,o., agent PoWhatan Steamboat Company
mhlvtI PR No. Light street wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-04

EW ENGLAND RUM.-26 bbls. lar iin0
IL low hy O. n. MYERS BRO D@A asa
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, APRIL 4. 1860.
StfsnshiBs.

<fEFh CHA TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
The hrss-ciass scre sEo stsaTssiP EREEx
Capt j. willets
0 at sol sie si T NJ, precisely.
No freight received after O'Clock the day OF sailing
No Bills of Lading will be signed after the departure the
SAMUEL PEARcE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN W oALD W aRsi son va
Punetuality in her departure NAV be relied on ap3.tf
T%s REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
Eus SfsaEEHR 1EE b Fl $SFHHEsNHHRs
o BAtkFfiRMoRE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
From Pier r. N R R s1q
Measurement goods cents per foot and proportionate
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other East
ern points, can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to S4ML. T. PEARCE, Agent
or to H b cRoEWEhLS / Co., e.,
mhsltf -'i New York.
AGFTs, CROMWELL'S LINE
-"' SAY NAH.
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
The screw steamships rou,c
- Capt G. Watson,
LOCUST POINT,
| Capt D. French
Will regularly to Savannah every days as fol-
| lows:
| - LOCUST POINT, Thursday, April 9Th
| POTOMAC, Tuesday, April 10th,
,,o,o,,. LOCUST POINT, Monday, April 18th,
| POTOMAC, Saturday, April 2lst,
LOCUST POINT, Thursday, April 18th
at 3 o'clock precisely.
No freight received after O'Clock on day of sailing
No bills fading signed after departure of the
For freight apply to
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent
n,.. ll6 Spears wharf.
| Punctuality in departure may be relied on
| gentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM. BALDWIN & CO mh2.
GTT% BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
| -SaahsRaat& WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
a. Hallett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes, commander with fine accommodations for passen
gers, will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at IL O'Clock
NJ alternately Fare 49, including Meals and Stateroom
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates.
Soft l. I, HIGGINS AGENT
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.sNIA NOTICE.
sdE.ssassss.ssss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON has resumed her
trips TIP, to the Patuxent River, commencing SATURDAY,
REV1kkRRNG Marsh 10TH 1850 at o'clock continue
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at IS O'Clock for Raj
returning. ~ M VIM 6oins Idnu
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RIVER ~ "O'
The Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company's steam
er Wh SELDEN lCapt, ". b. krwan, will resume her
route to the above Places leaving Baltimore from her
T " re r Foot OF OF SOUTH STREET., on
will leave Fredericksburg FRIDAY MORNING, Feb nth
O'Clock, for baltimore, stopping, going and returning
at all OF the usual Landings the river to land freight and
passengers. - - ~ e '%0
as Freight Of every description received Monday and
Tuesday, up to the hour of sailing ~
IS Blank Bills of Lading the form used ca he had nv
applying at her office, foot of South street -
R Through freight promptly attended to- Charges maid
and forwarded with dispatch a. pau
For information, freight passage, (hayno exralIant
State Room and berth accommodations,) apply to
THOS. CLYDE, President,
Foot OF South street,
49,. (Or on board the Boat)
Il. S.-The SELDEN will continue to run the above dave
nd hours during the season - $3.50 $50 ynbsdF
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for SaIt, frtigbt OF Charter:

LII VESSELS WANTED TO CHARGER.
s&kax One of about 1000 bbs for GALVESTON one of
about 5000 bills for WEST INDIES. Apply to
ap3 F. W. BRUNE SONS
A WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
$50 MOBILE Good rates and quick despatch given
Apply to HESLEN ROGERS,
mh3O6 N. W. Pratt and Gay streets.
Iii WANTED.--A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
sstasE NEW ORLEANS. Good rates and quick despatch
given. Apply to HESLEN & ROGERS,
mh3O N. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
IL WANTED.-A VESSEL of light draft
ssEss@=-Sof water to LOAD FOR NEWBERN, N C. High
CHARLES PENnERGAsT,
mh22u " Smiths wharf
IL FOR LIVERPOOL.
- Heavy freight wanted for an ship for Liver
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
felItf Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
lii TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
49, AMERICAN SHIPPERS-Brandywine Superfne
Flour packed in bbls or half bbs supplied short notice
in shipping order. by JOHN S. PRICE,
dlSly 70 South street
LII VESSELS WANTED FOR
S2AM HAVANA
The undersigned constantly Of vessels to load
to and from Havana and Matanzas
MORRELL & RANDALL,
le8-u So Exchange Place
z4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
saazss fine AL schooner ''EMELINE c. JOHNSON,D SUIT
tom MASTER about 1000 barrels capacity. Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.,
fe6-tf corner Pratt and Commerce streets
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-04
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k&MgHz@XNX MAR YLAWD RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station $50 A M and $50 P NJ
for Restersown. Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore
and l0.45 A. NJ.
% Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connects
with 1045 train Waiting for 80 train from Baltimore, re-
turns to Westminster, arriving 100
@ Omnibus from Manchester at A. M meets l045 train,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival of the 80 train from Bal
timore.
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