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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

ass-A MEETING OF THE WING AND
AMERICAN PARTY will be held at LIBERTY
HALL, ON MONDAY EVENING, the 9th IN
slant, at "a o'clock, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates to til the various Municipal Offices
None but the party are invited to be present
Gel "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24
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ADDISON, WALLACE s Co,
Would respectfully invite tile attention 81 tic Fur
mers Il MARY land ana Virginia H tl4y.g large AMI
varied assortment III
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, AND GUANOS,
which they viii ~ found prepared ALWAYS L, tur-
p,-h Ill Hin. .,n,at scr,,rmna atln,, terms
DIR STOCK will embrace Nh, most g;,u.oycd
variety III
pL0Ws AND CASTINGS.
nakR0WS, CULTlyATORS,
Oy yGa,s Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters,
Corn ana Cob Crushygs. Churns,
Horse Powers ana Gbreshiug AIacatOes
Road scoop, Wheat Drill,
Rearing aHl how'ng Machines, ,.,
r'l'''"S -, i ~ = IT.. -,
s'"'I's r,,h, IT, Il S''"''s "s,,'',l
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''s .'I,S,r," III ,n'''.
l, 49,, ~, i'''o'"o' o''""'' "'"'s'
.GlANO, BONE DUST
SUPER PHOS. LINE. Ic.
We solicit .,,ierg with The assurance TINT tney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

BALL OF THE Mourn VERNON GUARDS
The anniversary Of the Birth Day OF the
Father of his Country, was closed in this
city, by fine Ball, given by the Mount
Vernon Guards. The attendance OF ladies
and gentlemen was unusually large, and the
festivities which extended far into the morn
ing, were kept up with much spirit. Every
one was delighted, and the Guards again
proved themselves admirable caterers to
popular amusement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24
rARTHENWARE, CHINA. AND GLASS.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed new
/ partnership for conducting the above bust
ness. at the OH STAND, No. % klNG STREET
ALEXANDRIA.
The experience of our Senior, for thirty seven
years in his business atoue with long established
correspondents, authorizes u to say that our ia
cilties and means for doing this business are equal
to any house on the continent. We pledge our
selves TO our teow-c citizens of the Commonwealth,
and others, IL serve them with integrity and tdel-
ity. and IN 4 manner that shall compare iayorably
with similar establishments in Northern cities,
whether rs to variety Of assortment, quality Of
goods Or moderation in prices.
Our SPRING importation has been dispatched
by the ship annie Laurie, from Liverpool, direct
to Alexandria, and our arrangements are such a
10 enable Is 70 get our goods hereafter direct q
this port
We only Ask Southern merchants and others t.
examine our stock 1T goods, and the prices we de-
maud for them which are settled aud uniform.
We ask ~ patronage unless We can satisfy them
Il i deserved X. H. MILLER,
u. J. MILLER,
H. ". ASHBY,
nh .y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

| OFFER FOR SALE the residence Of the late
4 Dr. Robert Wexford, located one mile fr6m
Brandy Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
e. The HOUSE is large and csmmodiouss
Iii with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
3D. and all necessary out buildings
The situation j. well suited Tor professional
gentleman or one living in city, and desiring :
pleasant and healthy country residence.
WM. n. WEXFORD.
Brandy Station. aug 20-eotf
NJ OTICE.-The subscribers have formed CO
IN PARTNERSHIP under ths 6Fm Of j. b. a
X. H. HUTTON, fNT the purpose Of maAufaetuT-
ing WOODEN GOODS, at BucklaRd, Prince WI.
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNT0N, BUekIaBd, Va.
ROBT. II. HgNT0H, Alexandria, Va,
iau scott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

LEcruRE.-The Rev. E. Yeates Reese one
of the most popular among the Lecturers
who visit this city, and who never fails to
be greeted by large audiences. and to enter
tain them well, is announced to Lecture at
the Methodist Protestant Church tonight.
The theme of the occasion is to be "The
Elements of Greatness in Everyday Lite. /"
and the proceeds to be applied to the fund Of
the Youths Home Missionary Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

IN NUIILL,
i He copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of JOHN LEADBEATER son, Is
dissolved by the death of the senior partner,
JOHN LEADBEATER All persons having
claims against the late firm, viii please present
them 70 the subscriber, and those indebted, will
please pay when called upon.
EDWARD S. LEADBEATER,
Surviving partner u Jno. Loadbeater son.
% mo l6-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

FIREMEN's ENTERTAINMENT Frank
line Fire Company. of Washington, made
guests of the Sun Fire Company of this city,
during their recent visit to Washington
At an entertainment served up at the Frank
lin Engine House in the afternoon. speeches
were made by Messrs. w. Carey, James
WEIGH and others, and Messrs. Dutfey and
Elliott entertained the assembled company
with songs The entertainment spread toI
visiting fremeu was bountiful, and was
treated with no injustice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

H ESIKABLE FARM FOR SALE offer tCr
l sale nv FARM. containing about $50 ACRES
or LAND III Fairfax County beautifully situa-
tel "a tue line ii ths Orange Z Alexandria Rail
road. one mile from Burkes station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen from Washington
There are about 5u acres he2g!ly Iimbered,. (orl-
ginul growth Immediately On the Railroad, aud
tic remainder we'll SEA IN Grass, and n good state
-. IT cultivation The improvement consist q
A,5s COTTAGE RES!nENCE, stable, new
Grauary and Corn house, and all other necessary
out houses. There Is i we'll ot tine water in tie
ward The situation i high and healthy one,
commanding ~ extensive and beautiful view ~
the surrounding country. For further intorina-
ton, apply to Mr. Marshall, !! Barke's Station,
Who will chow the Land 10 any one wanting 70
purchase, and tor terms ot SALE apply to Burke i
Herbert Alexandria, Va.
UPTON III. HERBERT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

No NORTHERN MAIL.-No mail north of
Washington was received in this city last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

SAILrD.-The steamer Mount Vernon sail
ed yesterday at 2 o'clock, for New York,
having full freight and several passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

LEcToRE.-A large and appreciatiye au-
dience assembled at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, ON Tuesday
evening last, to hear an essay read by the
Rev. James Turner Leftwtch. Subject =
"Mans true place" We learn that it was
production Of decided merit, and gave very
general satisfaction to those privileged to
hear it, Mr.. l.. is young gentleman OF
acknowledged ability, and will no doubt
attain to a high position for talent and use
fitness in the Church with which he stands
connected. We wish him every success in
his sacred calling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

ALExANDRIANs VISITING WASHINGTON
Fourteen hundred passengers passed over
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad,
on the 22d of February. The last train
brought down several hundred. The Thos,
Collyer, also, transported large number
during that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

TO whom Assessed eur ASsessm't Taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

REACH BLOW p0YAToRS.-We have fur
= Their supply Of those superior Potatoes.
VIM n. F0WLE SON,
isp "a No. I South Whsryss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24
MnIICF

me- The old firm name of 4. n.
SON a 60, will be continued.
Alexandria . mo g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24


Alexandria Corporation stock Ss,IoO.OO
Bank ola Dominion Stock. 100000
Exchange Bank II Va. stock. 10000
Farmers Bank of VA. /" 10000
Fire Insurance Stocb.....,....... 53i.OJ
Orange and Alexandria Ruii-
road coupon bonds .,......." 1O5.OO
Bills receivable. IS,7jO.l5
Cash IN Bank .......,.......,,. .... 100 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

HONE MADE WINE.--We return our thanks
to Mrs. Stephenson, near Salem, fauquier
County, Va, for bottle of delicious home
made wine, from the Catawba grape. The
vino is over two years old, made without
particle of alcoholic spirits, and is of very
superior quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

SOLDIERS Pare. NJ. Castleman, has we
learn, s.. 500 in hand, for non-commissloned
officers and privates, who served at Charles
town. which he is ready to pay out on APP
plication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

DR.. HAROLD SN0WDEN
I lFFERS his Professional Services to the citi
~ zens Of Alexandria and vicinity. Office OF
o. Asaph street, near the corner OF Cameron St
feb i8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

MARCUS MoRErTI, one of the Hungarian
patriots and exies of l849, is in this city,
soliciting means to enable him to return to
Hungary. lie is favorably spoken OF in the
Cincinnati and Wheeling papers. and has
letters strongly in his favor from citizens of
Winchester, Harper's Ferry. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

PRAYER FOR THE CoLLEcEs-Ye yesterday
being the last Thursday in February. ac-
cording to arrangement, prayer was offered
IN the evangelical churches in this city, for
the purpose named. AZ we'll as throughout
the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

DOUGLASS & SHERW0oDS NEW STYLE
- HOOP SKIRTS, styled the "Beile of the
south ! also, Gentlemens Patent Enameled Shirt
collars of the latest styles. just received at
ieb24 G.. c. BERRY'S ~ king-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-24

UMBER LUMBER .-l00. 600 feet assorted
II Lumber on hand. Will deliver on the
haliroad at $l.25. No bills furnished under 500
'eet NELSON l. GRINSAN.
Culpeper e. RI feb 1I-eo3t&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

V|vWO BfLkN.DlD ADJUltlN0 uANsIONS-DS bkpDks
g and s. Columbia sr~~s FOR sAe ie together
srnss yA prsses % purcssss Q. sssy terms one borse
Every detail Of utility been csreiny attended,
70 and nnshe the b-~ sys ,,h houses four staa hxh.
brown so0s fons rs md bslussy.d sane nsiers vesy
peaAnce and surpNsssd ~ o. smar " New vck
The windows o ~ psror ores Light Of pie rass
~, ies oasras s.ey tse. y ne - ssaA eve, s.Iyax
the blue hills and falls Of the PsssAc n. pra
cpa aArcase elphcA, II sch bsak walnut very beard
fully trimmed Axs,ed BY Highly ornxmented lansrn a
IL omrnandea The entrances lofty. principal
halls aid wsh ia Ian marble es throughout The ayatory
rcpese and splendd ics~n openiag on lava, With every
from under cellars 70 second sorses o AMI cold bsshs 90
every sorry. and wssrr~~ts from k-hen All the vper
chambers cci vaula and sps-n AID wine vaults AL lighted
BY pateat illumination TIE premises be At AZ times
dress owner 1bSnpson. No ~ Wooster who
resides shcs distance Ont y hs city he se ~ the
sslve and punesnaiiy a,s Il % sny applicant
Il ss~sor sale he c-s5r,,ed Nsronsnie Min. ms vsls.
able sud uive properly lavoraoy Tor W.
facture ~ celebrated Msyosnie brand Of -four
= Dane cowny the centre he rrea, wheat grons ssss
road with side track he NH door The mill 10 driven w
= hrge wheel with snperAJuadancr Of water 10 ne
dest Il bss four run o. stone and We espsciy ~
erected snd sevansy aaishsd erceef ~ ssy1 3
running 10 plee orer. For parcarx Apply n ARkl
FAsTpr q Wal street, New yorS or % DOL q EORgp NJ
wALktk, Aa.an.es. Ml.cgn..n.
Con mn -rHE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE TO
VLV.OVV. erehnrre for properfy OF merchsndse Slsn
aires bsAvy nbercd farmnr Lands 10 wvcring cosnsy.
ps IN ,su. xddrs.s boz 80 Pos oacs NJ broker nrss
apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

rrrrraL AND rHrvf0AL FURfrY, AHD PwErECT
M co setency fu he mos Important functions Of NE
Snsrff BIZ following he c1l&iDed
rinstssed nedcsl vprs, Human Frey. o. Physlciori Al
E~seaehs" Prce e cetts Sold snt free eve,y where
X fr iii BARROW i9t Me~cker street -four doors f-ur.
Nscdousa rev snrk Consultations frun n tIi
stUA saadsysuA2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

DRorEssoR REsTEfi. Iss cB.vryag srRKxr. cas-
Be consulted ass or by e.c- 20 Dor ss9 Ne~ fors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

GUM AZ EAKLY GRAVE -akAD THE fkiyN1R
- Medical Treatise ~ Dr. wAfd axrgusriy edncaied ply
Ecisn, holly devoted " curnf i4ssr ~ certain class
Patents Ay consult nr WAR; ur arY 4ssssss ~tch
ks bock TRAITS TIA remedies and tnnrntte MOS SIC
cessfni IN the worids prepared lifetime eehi 70
he great boepss, and sxeSded praocr ibAD sny
cher uvinr phsslcsNn nr WARD rests Tnu
enlnd. fice fS3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

MAGNETIC AND HEALING fTSTrrrTE. NO. - RorD
Wl strsei--Dr. JOHN atOTI VIII rsnoye " tu
morn q Al knds vnhou, The use ~ ihs anse hrnw 49,
ran be readily snd successfully rr~~fmsnt BY letter,
rlving syn toms history Of The css~ To- Ac0gao
dsyr ana institute during uesfnenf Hsfs
renres 70 lie pushed "a Lss and Asv shss n
the Union. Addrsss o. agpB 70 Dr Jan scc NO y kond
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

TOR THE PRESENTATION or HUMAN LIFE -PRf.
II vse consuisslnn.-DccfDR HUNTER hAa Cor aifty
years confined ha attention 70 diseases Of cerAn clAAs
which he has treated less han nfv Thousand
Instance ~ failure The remedies mid and there
Interruption 10 business charge q diet Dr. HUNTER
u In attendance, from the morning
night 81 his Old oc~, NO Division Charges node
rate md 4 guaranteed separate % that the
rsent but the Doctor himself. Book Do.
urna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17


DpRrssED TO MARRIgD ND sfSGtE.-DR war.
"A SON DEBILITY 1c, with plates arr Ira s..
nrs The bet ors Cor the PROFESSIONAL reader Ne
deal Review. Price ST. sod ~ lhavr~ Miller Al Rrysd
v and ~ the ausor A. 40 Broone street seolnd
block Of Broadway he be consulted
fectous Of certain elAss iron A. xp9PM
AN ORIGINAL WORK on NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
"A other affections o. pecsnar Importance The
''worih every ones owning ~. " journal by ~
n Hammond, N. formerly Professor Of Anar-ar IA The
syracuss Medical COLLEGE New York. nc. PriC "a mailed
fee. Sold ~ ROSS ATOlsRr. isi Nasuau sre-t OKfF
DAYTON JONES 90. - Am street. L.AwRkscE, NJ 4
TRENwIvH, i0 souh third street rhlsdelohia snhrrs
address So broadway corner 81 Bond stress, u. "
V > and 8 70 . evening corsulisiion en- Francois.
na. 4 coBFTT. FORMERLY OF 10 DUANE STREET.
~ haa removed " his present convenient sut of ecsG
20 Cerus street. between chambss end RenSs has.
ss piy.i: spr.sss "a Sy sn place whsr. hs sas
Dr O. member OF the New york unvsxsAy VsdkcaI col
lese). Zee his diplomS IN his once
nR. ooRBITr. HAVING TWENTY EIaHr YEARS
IL ndlce practice consulted Al ~ Centre street.,
Duane, from A. NJ OR ~
nk CooPER, u DUANE STREET. nKNBEK or PIE
IL Collage Of PhyucAns and Surgeons NJ kev Yovh nay -
consulted daily his oLcs from In he morning ansa y ~
evening.
nR. RALPH, ArrHoR or THE PRACTICAL PIT
~ vsie Treatise Ac oce 10 Crusby street %
Houston Hours i09s IN and ~ dsundays erccptsdl
bs asoushed The rdy ara Lille inconyeniencs attending
The II chiefly however lho~e suderp from
us sadnx Ac who best appreciate his
vres
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rI0w TO CURE DISEASES or rHx MOST DISTRESS.
i'll lnr charActsr-a Pat Grlfe by a. W. Morton,
" -, eoisins sdyee sDa mode q erFe with plea.asi
remedies W ~ had % al druggss little and expo-
sure Price 10 cent? SOFA 81 n. q. Lawrence, No vsssy
nsl-i free receipt ~ -four p-sge sAnps Al.
dress bon ,a2s PhfAteipba Posi- onre
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SPORTING.

JNPfRE CRY REskrTA-THE MEMBERS on fHi-
IL. Th and al tat rMers IN he rrgsss and mfnlers y
ibe presr arr ftduessd r mses 49, errnnr ne y va
Place fIeL crsner ~ Third and Eghh street M
Shsrpuan Br0wre wiA deliver ~ prfss y me prresi ~
bo~fs Ia the asi regatta STEPHEN ROBERTS free deal =
A. ". NArrFwa. Secretary.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-28
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, DECEMBER %. 1850
AmnstlileItts.

/ HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
TONIGHT! TO NIGHT! .To:yIG1g!l
row, THIS (FRInAY} EvENING. ,.,.,.,
LOCK- LooHl AsT ~ Hl ktt H t4PE 81 Look!
OF the En2, 9Iting ana absorbins Extravsganza,
fHHEE sET = = B B3U tGHTER,
BUTTERFLY VI IN II Th R B6W II ;H IF Betrry
NorlCE in order T. acc2mmod to Ladies and Children
VINO cannot ut end in the evening he Maaag ameut Will
| give one & and Jay entg tain, rgnt q tie ~
On TOM jRR0W ATuRdAY) AFTEENcoN,
/ -. -. at h=lfpaSt t%u clock
ChIhiEF E& l-FlFE CENTS
! baltimore MEL0DE0N.
2P THIRDNJGHT OF DAN GARDINER
MISS ELIZA tEDNER,
ID 's &G1 s re f SR$GE
r aND III 81 ' cda 26R FHTqsI HEEL
! 81 Admission 10. Is and 20 cents
~ Doors open at o'clock.
Performance commences at y tn 8o'cock. It
NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
" THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Dec 2sth,
oELsBRATT59R ITAL1AE @$EEA coTRASy OF THE
a s. 1S3Gr Rst IA,
his return from Washington to New York, with the ce
IFALIAN ARTISTS ASSOCIATION
MADAME PAULINE COLS0N,
er,,-o, The celebrated lrma Donna.
sGNoa g Ifs !in0us tenor
cIc>,on If great Baritone.
The eminent Rasso.
~ Admission to all parts Of the Hal, Fifty Cents.
Tickets be obtained at the Music ard Piano Stores OF
frey and also a at the Glmor House Se' De'" '@
The program This OCCASION he's been most carefully
selected viii contain selections of the uost popular and
Doors open at oclccs Concert to commence at s. For
programme and full particulars small bills
Books of the Concert wilt be for sale at the door. d2+5t
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS!l
y N, BEFGER, CHAMPION OF BILLIARDS,
WEbN5SJAY, Ia RsbAY, FRiJNT and SATGRBh y
EVENINGS Admission $l.G0 d2i-it
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE
69s4T a1c ICE sofT a TINE s ANY
PROF. CLARK's PANoRAMA --'''''
og THs
LIFE T@ SS 6GE Fi sa VI
ACTS OF His SD A iP6
Tainted at cost Of oyer seven thousand dollars and
0vsr!hS an area or over 25UtO SQUARE FEET OF CAN
NJ For particulars, see future annoancsments'
d29tf COL. TILLoTs0N, agent.
E'RONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
FIRST APPEARANCES AMERICA
Mdre JOSEPHINE GAcmAHI,
PARIsTANNE I HII TIEE
@ SS OF e TS55 59Bs 5ss ag
anu stamped neF "a GREAT ARTIST,
appears every evening this week in conjunction with
r... ooLos$At fQGEsTTRiAN CORPS
f f Ehltm 8f6 st IL %SndsFal
Wh9G performances have crowded the New York
FOUR GLoTEs Tr,y ,,vo
vrnxrs HAylG szb !, zv '5i$ "'N''
diff Stairway AFTERNOON
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NOR CHRISTMAS.

ENUR CHRISTMAS.
h AT REDUCED PRICES.
Hn &c 4 II Az IN i CIGARS,
TIE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT
N TIE CITY.
, We received, rer last steamer Baltimore, from Havana
the following CHOICE BRANpS, ordered expressly for
Christmas:
Cabana Carb9al, Embaiadores ...5O Cigars in Box
:" lmperales
ReralIa Britannica,
Sreyas flor fino....c5 Cigars in Box.
. BrcvaS. Daulas, Ggllinss, Ciindradcs.
Ell Principe de Gales Conserhas and Loudres.
Also large variety of cheaper prcef gars for genu
lnc Imported Havana Cigars. warrantedO hand. In
view of the times offer them rcat
prices. variety of FINE CHEWING TOBACCO on hand,
some Of II put up in tenpouDd hox"s
Everybody wishing 20 get line IMPORTED HAVANA
CIGAR for Christmas, will do well call and TO examine
stock before uying elsewhere.
large and fine assortment e genuine Vienna MFER-
SCHAUM p PES, SMOKERS, &C., and GENUINE TUR-
KISH SMOKING TOBACCO hand.
Please give us call. For sale by
G q. DFIUTH & co,
No 40 n. Charles street,
do0-0w Five doors above low ITO, strent
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Yggsas, &C.. fer Sr.s g1a gfnt.

fs9; FOR REM OR LEASE.-THE Dwell
Ei;H LING HoU*E&ND ADJOINING GROUNDS be
IGs NJ Y &c F sS5ale q Wm Frck deceased on
b5h s Gas ani Water I 99 P5}f II In G gnitio ana
o5 Iavt- -'t'' - NJ 50 ; F FKiSNs s,r..t
ti7::A For RENT, At SI8 PER MONTH 4
s7=c.tg nca- Frankiip sq4arsirstelass' nsis 0b5r.
ai,ir~ 'S- }a'a Z - AMI 1"tar, passage, parlor
o'G Git E''S.,n al 5< chambers Apply SO W
N'OE RHINESTONE on Baltimore street No,
u betwc Light ard Cherries, wi Il upper rooms II
- ll.Ii. on me P-.ia sts dl1cotU
;;if FOR RENT-WAREHOUSF No. &C Fx-
Ei ct e fIale, f1r rent on January ISL Apply to
z1=eez= Gi5 u H. RfEIAN s. S6NS
f.a FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
$aby Mrs St3kely as so,Idia4 House IL" '''o'iei
hlao i,V ELilNG 20 North Charles street, nrh Of IA
.roR sALe;-0rstaai G$0USD Rents o. $780, s,ss,
si % 29d so each, evd " v W., GItsNN,
ET0R RHNT.-Large ROOM on tie first floor
no OF the Eankf Pulling orrea recently ttsd up At
oo It IS Sol E f va 1T : s f. Also an ad 5b
fE;;. FOH REHT.-DWELLIEt4 No. II North
# High street north of Fayeqe will BE- rented low to
Fss Fa aod Es IN 1snSe to Il " CROSS o e9t9eF
EOR RENT.-Tha CELLAR Of Warehouse
& No 20 Cheapstda. AppI7 on he premises oI9-tf
OF FOR RENT Or LEASG.-On Nav lst, a
Lot on west side Of hlhemarle between Pratt end
I feet doom
SnSpS iar sT2raE Of wood, coal lumber, &c Enquire al
" >. tross East rails and Eastern avenues. fe9-tf
OFFICES FOR RENT IN SECOND STREET
S&EAR SOUTH SrREET.-A larg .yyell lighted room
on the third floor, and smaller one on The second floor
auiSif a .aro,l .t~o,l
g. FOR SALE OR RENT.-A DESIRABLE
s1.as gWELIING on TIE NORTH EAST CORNER OF /
'=i4';h- GAI;E EFT AND MONUMENT STREETS
r nays . < number OF HOUSES, FARHS
o5tf ',-' - &C. No. 10 xorii : Ea fTI street
f7 ~ FOR RENT, -WAREHOUSEN No. 373, w.
k Baltimore sire opposite the Eutaw House with lot
h ia 10 F-fman street, suitable for Misunderstanding
and sales Apply to HENRY RlEMAN . Suns, Howard
49,. si2rf
TITOR SALE OR LEASE
Z LOT on South side Madison street near Riddle
r@ntlg POI t. on Madison and running back to Gross acy
.s LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
apo,tt ARl IS Buchanan's wharf
I OTIS FOR LEASE.
IL Z2G feet Montgomery street east ~ JFii!ia,
65 feet on North street, north OF Eager.
"a feet on Cathedral street, south Of Read.
o Ieet on Man son street, binding the Falls.
apply to +. K. HOWARD, Attorney,
L,4y Il 81. Paul sire, t.
t1A!-u " 0cat the Exchange Office
I'M I'm FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. 245, W.
M Fayette street tween Pearl and Pine streets AppIv
44s>.to HENRY kiaNAN SONS, Howard street STIFF |
III FOR RENT.-A four-story WAREHOUSE |
E;i with iron 'front.' and dry cellar On the north
$-slde Of Baltimore street. few doors above the I'm.
a% liquse. Apply to SMITH = NICODEMuS, opposite
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-28
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G5ss-zE5 + FOR SALE.-A close, paneled, light
Co.. COACH built by Crrlett, in excellent order
Apply at KEAR&EY'S STABLES, Centre st. dI0-tf
T<,qe FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
80 to he seen at MILLERS Stables, corner Of Ger