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The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-22
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IL saGIe lie bateauavapeur GUIDE,
9sss=z:2;A r 'os'ems9t co"str"it ct dun
.sEsss5sasasg tres fable tirat dean, Capt.
taile William Johnson, tera les voyages entire
Washington ct e Petit Diab?e rencontrant Ia le-
Steamboat MjaurSofa ct prenant son lret de la Nou
vtile- Orleans ii e tranSpoTtant destination
Lr public pent etFe assure que lie t'cide terra ces
VOYAGES cotsta!nalert pendant toute la saison des
eaux basses atte.du que bateau est dun 81 fable
1ra.,t can qu1 porl!a toujours voyager dams les
aaax ie. p5u> bases.
Ni..uii.as u Snptenhre $3.50.
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ssDIscoURs II BARBECUE sssained dernier, un
asgbecue excellent etc donne AZ public par leg
les de ia Prairie Gres Chevreuil. Les ora
6taiett h. Jules jean, un jeune hommes de
notres iase, fls dc Honore Deean, qui faisat
asens debut III D tres bien parl6, ct son premier
ssselfs donue esp que son taleit se develop
Hpsta rapide n est dafs bon ehenin, etsa
sboIitIqae Il fayorisera salss doute Robert s.
dsia Paroisse ermiIlon erasuite pris e
Ct s'est bien acquitt slui aassi Dc
al ische. Pus Sont venus Chs. 81 Moutop,
Hardy Esar.s n Eagar fhieas set enfn
40 R y Smith un de nos ntants la Ie77
W Spencer, Iull de aos! !dditeurs
ont hien parls oas on fait vsirqte Bfeck5
81 I.aIe es seals que e Sud
ssIssiieF den at soute ii. .s
ayaits environ 800 pefsonrea, parmi i= les H
foayaients partisans de Bel ct
Quanta Dong Ias, aa,sa l
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6rssD SSalned dernier, syers heures de Ia.
iasfdi III feu s'ests declare letage superieur.
+ idsnce de "a. =. Gradenigo, en- notre=
III aussit6tla batisse estsdeFenue la proie des
7 |lIiaiss. Le feu 1 mme tement atteint deux
eentes ont pu, non plus, etre
Tine partiei al 1nobilief, ainsi que du lnge,
atre helas les meables que Ton
@;aeala at que Fonza cry sauYer sont dams " etat
adinet pas de rep parat tons. "a perte ne peut
M ID easons desss4 900. .sS
|I est que lie fell d etc mis- par malveil
ssss sepenaant On leu de sup poser personne
|ssa pabs ~ e. crime
Sbeore une fos, On Sc emardait % etait "a
a incendie?
Tncorv nne fois, nous spondrons: Ellie etait z
sse.s8 ct estsrestee tranquie, sans etre
lsssugee par pessonne, AZ nlilieu dp plus grand gran
a pppula alton de slotre vile sest dependant assez
ssa penrs former une heleset nUmbreuse comp gie
Bponipers, ct Dleu salt 81 &c serait par goire ou
Fbesoin ellie existerat deyrait exister.
eut-on ioujours giyre dams une inaction imper-
sssttNa INA ID sss$s
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tslys c an! lEszzcanyy

4 E Saassdi 20 septen,bre 1862 il sera rent'u. a
80 pencan public, au plus oarant ct derner en-
ch&1isseur, a Fancen Magasin de J. 0. McCle!-
land, sur lie Coteau Paquemine: par la vote dun
encanteur dument commissionne, ls Stock entier
de ma4chanlises quisy troayent, CONSTANT en-
MARCHANDIsEs sECHEs VETEMENTs
+ CoNFECTIoNNEs, QUINCAILLERIE,,
&c., &c; &c, SC.
= CoNp1rloss -Toute somme de $40 et au des-
sous payable compliant, ct toute somme au dessus
de S10paYable le Ter Mars 1861.
:. MoHENRY HUSBAND. g
% Septsls6o-2f
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Sa0O de Eg6cozssasessse'

q L etc perdu, samedi le Is septe1nhre
d courant, sur lie chelnin public entire lie
Pont Debaillon. Plaisance, ct Ia vile des
Opelousas, IN Billet de Baaque de 59Vl1 e
IN autre de 500 les deux roules ensemble.
Une recompense de cent piastres sora ac-
cordee a celui qui remettra ces biiets aa
soussigne proprietaire, a la Grande Prairie.
EMILE NIIKINE.
St. Landry, % Septembre lS6O--lm
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y PERDu.-Un jeune homme de notre Paroisse a
perdu, samedi dernier six cents piastres en- billes
de banque, sur Ia vote publique, CONNIE on lie vera
par un avis plus loin.
# 81 c'est IN honnate homme qnia retrouv6 ce mon
tant, il aura $1oo de recompense ct sauvera son
honneur en- restituant son proprietaire ce quill a
perdu.
. Il est diffcile de Sc defaire dun billet de $500
NAL acquis sans aisser des traces
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aatiouaI Df1l1 ofrattg,,e.
% H,.HsMOU US AS /:
q asrnaI1 Il 4 TIN 20 SEPT. 1860

;FI.IITTY HA BITANs ET AUX COMNERCcANs.
IN DEs#O #OPELoEsAs etant la feuille Ia
i. dams ID Paroisse St. Landry, renlarque
ceux qlli ont des avis donner,
Il u,f avantage ce. tain en- les faisant
Esss Essss ss;jIass ses COLONIES.
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NAL acouis sans laisser des traces.
CHANCE FAc1LE DE GAGNER CINQ CENTS PIAsrREs.
III queques semaines, lie Union Bell, un dmi-
nutif de Journal public Franklin, annoncat que la
perspective DE- Bell ct Everett ctait 6yante dams les
Attakapas ct les Opelousas, ct que ces candidats
obtiendraient des maorites tcrasantes dams les Pa
roisses Lafayette, Vermion, St. Landry ct Cacasieu
Ces nouvees exiraordnaires simon absurdes ont etc
copiees avec avidite ct commencement par beaucoup
de JourEau1 Bellyertes de Get Etat.
8 ST done les partisans de Bell ct Everett ont con.
fance en- cette nouvelle, ct croient la veracte de
Ieurs journaux, nous leur fournirons une e1ceente
occasion de gagner cinq cents piastres.
II a dams IN cofre.fort de notre vile, ct sujet
.notre ordre cnq cents pastres parier que Bell e
Everett n'obtiendront pas $50 voix dams les deux
zParosses,r Lafayette ct Calcasieu, reunes.
g. Arrivez, Bellstes, ct saisissez cette chance.
Dsons en- passant que les deux Paroisses plus haul
NOMINEES donneront probabIement 1900 yoix la
prochaine election.
. Ga5 a la requete de Pauteur, nous publions au
jourdhui en- francais, la communication de 1aa
Pager 5qui paru en- angIais dams notre dernier No
Nous en- recommandons la lecture nos Paroissiens
UN CLUB DouGLAs.-n Went de Sc former au,
Ayoyelles un club en- favour de Douglas D'apres
le Pelican il Sc compose ain4i
President-Adolphe Lafargue.
s Observation-Disclosures Adolphe. Fea$s
secretaire-Adolphe I4afargue.
| Tresorier -Lafargue Adolphe. s9s..
| s 0rateur--Adolphe Lafargne.
| Simple membre-L -Lafargue Adolphe.=
Sill faut 81 peu De membres pour former un Dou
glas Club nous avons notre Parosse juste de quo
en- former une douzaine. S
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iii cause Breck kiniiidge etLane est forssalltt
estts local q ain aux a Ell tours.

aBEcns DEMocnA AnTISrl - =
pslitiquss de u Paroisse Martin nous
dannoncer anx spartiyaas de Brack kinridg et
gaa le sar,edi soetobre ils donne-
III Rand Barbecue n6mocnatiq,,e sst. Mar
sont invites tons Ieurs anais politiaues
dss Pat oissesH avoisinaates,
aFni iii orats aui parole eencetse
ID eite NE Noise, de a lyeso orieat:s,
jteul. 6lsetearade
District, Hardy seer etaira q EIat.si
seta onte s,as rieuss iourile
oNsTnE IS STE MARiE. otres coIa;
lsegi nous prie dingiter
Isssspublic da lotre Paroisse un Grand Barbecue
eckinfidg qai sera donne le ~ du
eoutaut proclaim pres de lancienrle habita-
sien Fasslfer dams ID Paroisse Ste Marie. On ne
iensnle slss osateurs nais parsles pre-;
Ion - me assemblies monstreE
.s pg uEHr III nous assure
adj Barhecne saI & % LED sla
NouTel same suIs csrtain oratenr
BsllYssite . eonT sor Dsa aeoap AZ
yotalsinds les decide voter BBreck.
|ssntidge et Lime a3sI
" Illlez done
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Eg nIseouRs Vilt,E FIAI Nous
Fsnons aae Barbecge aai dey yais aYon ley A
.ase satn tnsdis dernier, ete renyoye q mar
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pRf1l,Ra n II sftE M ,I,aocRa1IoUE.

ROGRAa hIE sDEaMOG OGRAIIQ
sie a aomitd aur
R6sol ani a ste aslopz
sg Ita Mil Eonversitn ational de
nan,1u6 pour caIsiid ii sieurs Breckinrfdg
s Iane. .ss 8
lRssola. par le9 partI zdes:
atiQus sei con
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y II oas aommes reanis d'annoncerl' Hon. C.H.
zsOs CONNIE candidat pour dti District com.
/ sass oisses ST Landry, Calcasieu, Vermillon
slayetss, ala prochaine election. 7avls $50
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81 0Hs duV0I
Esq. de "a Paroisse Y efmillon, est candi.
{ Is piace dtAYocats de District du nonyeau Dis
! aiieiiaire compose des PMoisses st. Landry,
|,s;ssI, a lafayette ct Vermiilon. Aout.
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sAs PARoIssE sTANDRY [1ouisane sEPTEnlBRE, 1860
heurea du matin partir du Ter refternbre au Ter

heurea du matn partir du Ter 1eqtesnbre au Ter
d1avril.
Sur motion Dc II. Beaucha!np lie Consel s'a-
ourne.
JAMES RAY, President
Jos. D Rlc1'ARre Greflisr.
,,-AGh ce'tc vile, la rts,ieace de soil are,
dman, ae derner lG couralt, CLA,lirA II. file de
H. F VI. Brown de Ia Nile leans, :tgto dedssl,f ii
7 mos
I'm celtic Vile, 4 Ia residence t,e p61c,
luntli dert'ier, II cou:ai RICHARD H. t;l~ de NJ.
&. H. Brown de Ia \ leGsdlils, age de ans nois
ct II joi1s.
- III cvtte vile, a ieur re alec., r,crcrca der
iiieI, 10 cooEa,t, Hne EMgY kia ,>t2vyse dc IiIoH
John Overton, dams Ia i5me assoc de son age
-- En- cette Vile a rG>it;cn; I jeudi deruer
20 couant j. A. De LAHGE'1F, NJ =, y, age de IS
ans.
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n y a, sur les hauteuTs qol envlronncnt
Paris de grands etablissements ct meme des
agglomerations Inhabitants pour lesquels une
citerne yenitienne serait un yerltable bien-
fait Dams ces localities, la superfcie des
toits est assez etendue POUR eonstituer a la
citerne, comue dissent les Venitiens, une dot
genereuse.'
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EIs.aa de Ia Louisiana.

OrclouSas Is Septembre lS6o-5f.
The Opelousas courier., 1860-09-22

81 ga-#A la requete de pauteur, nous publions au
jourd'hui en- francais, la communication de 7ar
Pager qui paru en- angIas dams notre dernier No.
Nous en- recommandons ID lecture nos Parossiens.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1860

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
the day.
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In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Davis replied to Mr..
Douglas speech on the territorial resolutions. In
the House nothing of public Importance was done.
The Maryland Editorial Union will meet in this
citv nm Wednesday the 9th of June next
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CRICKET IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS g. CO.,
my7-tf 239 Baltimore street
LADD WEBSTER & Co.'s
CELEBRATED TIGHT STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
Sc WING-M A CHIMES
myl5t Ne. l3I BALTIMORE STREET
CHARLES GnMoR,
No. So SECOND STREET, the Post Office
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY,S
CELEBRATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowest rates.
keep hand the largest stock Of Of any
dealer in this market and always prepared fill orders
for any quantity and size with promptness
CHAS GILMOR,
ole Agent Batimore Coal Company,
ap2O-tf and Agent Cor the best Btuminous Goals
WooD WOOD II WoOplll
SAVE CENT by buying your Weed at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
o. No.sNoRT# STREET
JAMES T. JOHNSON
A SUPERIOR LoT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAsT ROBES, just opened,
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
apis If 155 Baltimore street.
SILVER Spoons SILVER SPooNsll
Persons going housekeeping will find every variety of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL d. CLARK'S
TORE, corner Of Calvert and Water streets.
N B.-sPANIsH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
myeh
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- nh"ELL BENEFIr.-Mr. t. d. Kemble, an
O'u OF the friends of the drama in Bal
more' ~,i' nave farewell benefit at Front Street
So CO oilow evening. An attractive bill is
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TELEGRAPH DEcTsIoN.-The Supreme Court of
pennsylvania has decided that telegraph com
pany must send the message given to them. and al
low no conjectural amendments on the part of any
OF their officers. In the language of Judge Wood
ward, they must obey the printers golden rule,
and "follow copy" And those who wish to use
the lightning for their message boy, must first
make up their minds fully as to what they wish it
to convey, and then write it egibly, for the manu-
script is filed away and will be produced in iudg-
ment against them, if it should be the cause of
damage to its recipient.
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NEW PAPER.-We have reco;vod ,ho f,., -
Der of the Baltimore Ledger semi ,nnn,hI, I;,ara
ry paper, quarto size, published hr So x;.sLa.
" & Co. " oaVlu' Nilhoer-
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~ FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER
wAsH No4a T ToK SSigG2.ib1yo
aENr4EMEs's Af Htt Y4TEH' STREET
SPRING AND SIMMER CI0THLNG,
my KEA fGf hh6E SR RP AEE rs ORDER
SHIRTS. sB,nrs
SHIRTS, nn
MADE TO ORDER
IN SUPERIOR STYLE,
AN6 GoR c styles epSae
s.,..,., Ion LONDON S AMP s' S$R5s CUFF.
Bos0nS' both aE ESsRsf Ft tHa E5f4 GOODS
Of all the newest and best styles.
snd faa Hale Hose s
DRAWERS; Kid, Silk Thread, Beaver and Dogskn
VIZ i-~' TIES, sCARFs AND CRAcATs,
All styles, at moderate and 1nifsT fer prices
my9-tfr l55 Baltimore st, opposite the Museum.
LNAMILY FLOUR.
fe EsseDd @ gs pR @ Sole Agents
Flour can be well recommended as Of a superior ouaity
fully equal to any sold in this city trial will prove
- s'''' a"' ~ go" John HENDERSON & co,
myl4u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
TNHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS AND
" on sotFH sREE Nos s 70 e PTOP ped
2S advertised in odays paper 1t offered at low
mv,stf JOHNSTON BROTHERS a. CO. 90, Bankers,
IA KE OTICEl
The undersigned has a large stock OF the
FINEST BOOTS, CATERS,
SHOES AND TOILET SLIPPERS
lust received, another lot of FASHIONABLE FRFNG2i
SHOES, of the latest importation. ~
JOHN f. LONG
mylou Opposite Barnums Hotel
A CARD.-The subscriber, late Chief JUDGE of
~ the Orphans Court of Baltimore CITY, HAVING RE
SUAED THE PRACTICE OF THE LAW will Give esne
cal attention to Testamentary and Equity business
Ohce-No. fancy Building, Lexington street
mh27eo2m EDWARD n KEMP
A DvANOES MADE ON COLLATERALs BY
&A dlau TH0S, j. CARSON,
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n S RED PA S E.
~ FOR DESTROYING
REACHES, RATS, MICE AND BED BUGS.
We, the undersigned do certify that have tried COxs
Paste destroying Reaches, Rats Mice and Bugs,
and find the Paste first rate article destroy the
named vermiu.
W. H. Clabaugh, Foun ain Hotel.
W. H. Ijams, Fountain Hotel.
John Carroll, Eutaw House.
Henry Fairbanks, General Wayne Hotel.
7. ii. Poumairat ~ and 40 Light street
J. s. Carson, i35 Park street.
W. Meade Addison, U. S District Attorney.
A. williamson So q street.
Solomon Blum 3l5 W. Baltimore street.
Devries, Stephens Thomas S26 W. Baltimore str, Ct
c. r. Colladay, I5l and lG5 W Fayette street.
For sale by cox,
myl2 W Pratt street, Baltimore
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IaioDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS is still exbib,,;nu q.
the Maryland Institute. eA"''''ins al
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE ELRY,
ofevery description.
ALBATA WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED OAsTnRs,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED.
The above goods for sale low wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
ap25-tfrl 229 Baltimore street.
T H. LUCKETT,
~ SrocN' No aEb fksE EkL ESTATE BROKER,
81 sEeOT KE sTnnhT; Baltimore
P. Gibson, Cashier Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore,
C. r. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore.
4; NJ Buck Cashier Franklin il. Bank, Baltimore
Thomas D. Johnston Baltimore.
Il w G: Adams s Bs !. P.n1f po,t,noro
Mek Cashier nop T Bank Of Maryland Baltimore
Johnston SA Bro Co. banEsrs Bsi1imore @''H''s
Josiah Lee Il Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Young & Carson, Baltimore;
VIM. Pinkney Brooke, Washington, ID. C. myl5-tf
BUILDERS MILLS,
ID CORNER OF CATHEDRAL AND JOHN STREETS,
Baltimore,
Hors. Power and New Machinery the latest patent
to assist Builders erecting Buildings in better style and
cheaper
POLL Il SPRECKELNEYER
Will keep constantly hand and make order at the
shortest notice of the best seasoned material of
workmanship and in every desired Style SASH Doors,
Shutters and Frames ofevery descrip Dressed Floor
ing and Misunderstanding Moudngs of bold and striking
figures Mantels Brackets Lnels, Scrolls Newell Posts,
BaluSters OF new and tasty design.
mYl6-tf Office, No 4 Jarvis RnilinP. North street
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CRICKET CLUBS .
" ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
CRICkE r IMPL r ME- " rs
Ordered through the English Crickeers have arrived and
ready for delivery.
A's"' "a '"I l FfftSHT& q! rAcKzE.
POULTNEY & TRIMBLE,
my7-1m No. 200 Baltimore street, baltimore
HAVANA CIGARS.
OUR LARGE STOCK
VANA CIGARS,
MANUFACTURED OF Is5s AND 1859 CROP TOBACCO,
CLOSED OUT
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW Myo THE COST OF IMPoRTA-
P. HERMAN s SON,
myl-tfr IN. CHARLES STREET.
RRILLIANTE NIGHT SHIRTS,
IL FOR SUMNER,
MADE TO ORDER;
cry,,,,,.,,. r. W. F, OWENS,
HISS Il AUSTEN,
FURNITURE WARFROOAS
I25 ". FAYETTE STREET,
VI AND, FIXTURES.
feas No ss EST RhITI%oRE STREET
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
or the finest finish large stock for sale WHOLESALE
CANFIELn, BRO n CO.,
ap5-tf 229 Baltimore street
eight AND TIME DRAFTS on all parts of the
OUnited States by ~ -
ap6-tfr THO J. CARSON
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA AND NORTH
lNlCAROI4INA BANK NOTES for sale by
ap23ur THO j. CARSON.
T AND WARRANTS PURCHASED AND FOR
lxSALEB BY
ap2S-tfr THO. CARSON
NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con-
~ sgnees Of the Br men ship ERNESTINE, E. Frerioh
ed by the crew Of said vessel, ap2ISw
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.--Beneft Of Mss
Carrie Nelson This evening the musical burlesque
of Gonen The .Sare of Lore, win be repeated at
Holiday Street Theatre, Miss Carrie Nelson, the
beneficiary of the evening, will take the part of
dd"em; and Miss Sara Nelson that of Fetaah. The
farce OF the Laughing Hyena will also be repeated,
Niss Oarrle appearing in the part of Mrs. POpseN.
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LA PLATA EXPLORING EXPEDITIoN.-The LA Plata
exploring expedition, under the command
of Lieut. Page, at Corrientes, at last ad-
vices, and had accomplished much in explor-
ing the River Plate and its tributaries
President Lopez manifested unfrendly disposi-
ton towards the expedition while it was in Para
quay; but the experience which he has had of the
consequences of tampering with Americans deter
red him from throwing any serious obstacles in its
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LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received
CONSTABLE, WALgER & CO,
aps-f 1856 Baltimore street
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-A Key West paper states
that when the bark Wildfre left the African coast
there were fourteen American vessels waiting for
cargoes of negros. The bark William left eight
days before her, with seven hundred and fifty on
board. Two Spanish armed steamers were also
waiting at the Congo river for cargoes of one
thousand five hundred negroes each, bound for
Cuha
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W. BADEN,
Would respectfully notify friends the public that
he can be found with
T. W. ADAMS,
No. 1i6 BALTIMORE STREET.
tup stairs0
Where he will be pleased to furnish you with the finest
quality SHIRT at s75,
$I75, $I75, $l75, sI75 $l75,
my6-tf $I75, sI75
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GEFnSm REM A
3FETTST VERY Low FOR CASH
eN&%MGW Iron Frame, Sole Leather and Iron Bound
TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, Vases, ladies
Eat Cases
Also Ladies' French Trunks OF all sizes and fnis' at
J. V. ID. VAN NORTWICKp,
No. $50 Batmor 7street
N B.-TrunkS covered and Repaired n2l-lvT
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FUEL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
Coz l..
The best quality OF Soft and Hard Goals,
at reduced price,
For sale by
j. HENRY GEESE 4 CO.,
Office, South street
WOOD-THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE
AS USUAL. my1If
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HENDERSON h Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL,
Haye the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With a full assortment of their manufacture.
Call and All tastes suited my8 thS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-18

DIR. HAYES Arctic EXPEDITION. There is now
no doubt that DR.. Hayes will be ready to start on
his Arctic expedition by the 18th of June if the
citizens of New York fulfil the promises of assist,
ance that they have made to him. His visit to
Boston SO successful that he felt warranted in
purchasing a vessel of 1913 tons, and is making
every preparation for her equipment and outfit,
confidently rely ing upon the completion of his fund
The little vessel will be specially strengthened bv
numerous braces in her hold and her bows will be
fitted with iron plates. DR.. Hays has selected as
his sailing captain, Captain Mccormick who has
.been in the British merchant-seryice about
seventeen years, and has had some experience in
shigh latitudes."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-18

MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Westil continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties, large small uodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance Of the same.
Our ChambeTs have recently been refurnshed, and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms,
cents
60 MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, No 50 F4YETTE STREET
n24tf G. II. MANN, Proprietor.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-18

ROOFING ROOFING II RoorINei II
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FALr AND CoAPosITIoN ROOFING.
Unrvaled by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PHRVEorLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNRoUALLED FOR EooNosY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and
ty26-tf Baltimore streets Baltimore
CLOTHING CLOTHING
ONLY.
J. LIPP Il CO.,
Southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets
CLOTHING TO ORDER in the best possible manner
Our guaranteed full their money,
system being ONLY ONE PRICE. ap2l3m
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il Co,
aplstf I55 Baltimore street,
COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs.
TheseTroches will be found ecacious well agreeable
convenient in aevatng and curing Coughs Colds, &c
Prepared only by
NHYNsoN JENNINGS CO.,
myS- SO North Charles street
NOTICE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS HAVING
ORDERS FOR WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, will find large assortment at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S,
Calvert and Water streets.
WANTED-sPANISH SILVER COIN.-Highest prices
given for my manufacturing of Silver ware.
my5-tf C. D. CLARK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-04
HEALTH OF AMERICAN y
i'll MEN. Read notices in the TTibar

AOINl l. HUI 7
WEsr REnRoRp, CoshoCton Co, o., May q
Mr.. II. B. kINGsLEY-Sir; I have been sell
ten years, aud have invariably found them u
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold
great many families as regularly ~ their tea an
fee, and with my trade they have become stapl
ticis. Marshalrs Uterine CathOlicon Is q meas
that has done a great amount Of good In Eel
Diseases. One lady sold it to told me she ha
ceived more benefit rom one bottle than g.
from long course Of medical treatment BY the
skillful physicians. JAMES vii