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, 1860-06-05

Weather MatterH--Tlle Storm of SUM-
day Evening.
The weather at the close of last week was
milder and, remote from the influences Of cur
lake region, sultry, especially during Sunday.
In this city, toward nightfall, black clouds trail
ed along the horizon, and as evening shut in, the
darkness Of the heavily draped heavens was H.
lumined almost necessarily by flashes Of almost
unintermittcnt lightning. The scene of ele-
mental strife was manifestly at a great distance,
as there was in this city little or no thunder &C.
companying the flashes which followed each
other in rapid succession. We shall wait to
hear from other points. Of injury received to life
aud property, nothing, We trust, however, to
compare with what We elsewhere chronicle rs
the effect OF the Great Tornado
At Dundee in Kane Co., few miles abovc
E1gin, several houses were unroofed, and the
Post 0(llce destroyed. Much damage WAS donc
also On farms in tnat vicinity. 1t will be nota.
BILE fact il the Great Tornado shall be found to
have thus crossed Rune County with din1iu-
ished fury, and thence carried its traces to the
Lake Shore, midway between this city and
Waukegan.
Csrtainty this Inter region had such lesser
visitation in awhiriwind thar passed on Sunday
evening over region between those pleasant
suburban villages, Highland Park and Win
netka, tile latter sixteen miles, and the former
twenty three miles from this city.
PROSTATE trees lay beside and across the
track, and the beautiful groves, SO far as the
eye could see, were stripped Of their leafy
crowns-fairly t~isted oil, many Of them, mid
way Of the trunks An informant states that
he saw one dwelling house near Glencoe en-
tire1y demolished. The beautiful park Of forest
trees on the premises Of Lucien Gurney, Esq,
Glencoe is entirely ruined.
, 1860-06-05
An /" 1rreprcssibio Cnntllct' among
the Connecticut Democracy.
From the New Iiayen Palladium

The Democrats Of the Legislature Lnve been
in trouble ever since Their endorsement Of u.
II. Eaton and his slave-eode speech. The ire
pressihle conflict has broken o,,t umcnr ff,em-
The present disturbed s.a,e Of tile political at
1uoanhere renders il imnossibte tu tell which
way Tue wind blows, and consequently these
patriots are unnb!e to sag whit aneIr orinions
ire inst at nresent. 4 cnurus " AZ ho,.1 whit
bclure lust, ut which il was hoped the matter
woa:d be decided At tLis meeting there WIS
Ing excluded. The H.gistey savs that tue Hon.
resout;nna con,a;nin,s a. nrnSai ~ 10 c,"-.a ~
Of the majority Of tAe delexa,es 10 the CHARLES.
ton Convention, with infescutial instructions to
the delegates to support M.. Douglas in tie
.Battinors Convention. The discussion wus
lengthy and animated -bu. the RESOLUTIONS wer,:
and the following, by Mr. seymour. of Litch.
field, was adopted:
R,.,c, Tia, y, Democratic m.n,.. or TIN t.o,r.,+,,
cut Les sl.,n'e We eorsije: nerr our d1fy nor .,r
n.tS eeasass r end:rse the asslon q Is ch.*,aa
nv sct q ours snrs 1e Il III ,he % Sese1 ~
session. ca b. fa1Y construed indication Of our PEI
e.soefs - t. e pfesdentl noElnee Or q. eosnni1in
~. ~ enat " rrdes 9aselyss
mar nj ts approaching K4iknuro Couren-
ton fof Pset'dent Of tue uAEcd s'asra-
It seems, then, that the Douglasitcs we're
snubbea agniu, 4 mr. ajority Of the CAUCUS rotine
against tbeir resolutions.
The resolution Ana1ly passed is sufficiently
diplomatic for all practical purposes. ave re-
pudinte she idea that We bare now or ever had
any opinions. We don't think. ut aIl" TO all
questions as to what principles they hold, the
Democrats of Connecticut answer, with Field.
inG's model d'plotnatist:
"1ndecd. I eann,t possibly SAY.
But. Is near rs Ian guess eanno: tell
i IS said that certs'n bird builds ita res:
, 1860-06-05

for which we charge nothing but ,'he profit On
cur goods. We are informed By those who
know that there is not on sale Kerost nc Lamp
O.. drop Of Co.l Oh beyond St. Josepbs. Now
tb ose who wish to make or save the Dutch uau's
10 per cent arc sure to do it By buying Of Us, At
Oil. Taliow dips. and poor at that, a1s sold at
tn Peak for $l.e5 per pound.
Eur further information, call ut the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, 1es Ciark street, between Wash
in; Eton and Madison. my50.l2t
, 1860-06-05

RkxovA1,-Le1and Mixer have removed
th cir office and sample room to 1Ss South vs.
ter street. Pork-house, Flanders Block. oppo-
bite Michigan Central Depot. ml8-lm
, 1860-06-05

CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
We have printed in u neat and convenient
form, the REPUBLICAN, pLArFonx, adopted ut the
late National Convention, which We offer for
sale ut 81 90 Fer hundred. Send IL your orders.
, 1860-06-05

HExovAL.-The United States Express Com
pany har1ng this day removed their office from
No. IA Dearborn street to $50 Lake and 20 South
Clark streets, having Lake aud Clark street
entrance. The entrance on Lake street will be
considered the entrance for money, collection
and small package business. The entrance on
CLARK street will be regarded as the entrance
for freight However, should money be deliy-
cred on CLARK street OF freight on Lake street,
The Public with which we hare done business
for lie past six years could not be induced to
believe that it is in our nature to refuse it
Having been literally sustained in our ole stand
We ask the pubic, as well as our friends. to
continue their ltherality, aud in return We will
promise as heretofore faithful application to
their interests as we'll as to that Of our Com
nauy, Office hours, until further notice, from
$50 A. II. TO : P. H.
les 3n Il. D. Co1y1S, Agent
, 1860-06-05

FE7E CuAxpE7Rk.-Undcr the management Of
the ladies' connected with Grace Church. a
pleasant Reunion will take place at the Hyde
Park House on Thursday evening, the ?tl inst,
the proceeds to be for the benefit Of that church
Strawberries and ice cream will be served M
in abundance, accompanied By music from The
Light Guard Band. A train Of cars will Leave
the Illinois Centra! Depot ut 6.15, stopping ut
Twelfth street, and returning will leaye the
Hyde Park House at 1880. Price Of tickets,
which includes railroad fare and refreshments,
$780, be found 1t the Richmond House. and
Bowen Brothers, 20 Lake street. The attractive
place for the nesting, the cause for which the
proceeds arc to be deyoted, aud the agreeable
entcrtaiumeut promised, are sufficient guaran-
tees that It viii BE- ono OF The most delightful
parties Of the season.
, 1860-06-05

BALTIMORE, June 4.--The schooner Petar
Cllntou arrived here this forenoon from New
Orleans, With the body Of John McDonongh.
, 1860-06-05

R.uovA1.-The Chicaso Religious Book and
Tract Depository has re..<ored to ITO South
CLARK street, The most complete assortment O.
,rrlieious books in the Northwest
ei Ct WV. G. HOLMES.
, 1860-06-05

RrruRsEp C. r. A. Healy Esq, the Artist.
has returned to the city frpm wintsr'. re.i-
denca in New Orleans
, 1860-06-05
Correspondence:

CucA0o, June l, $50.
Cot. r. S. JOHNSTON, Jn.-Dtar Sir Per
nit me 10 return, through you, to the gallant
young Republicans, who compose the Wide
awa&es, my grateful ack cknow1ee gment for The.
courtesy extended 10 me las; evening.
Should the corps ut my future time honor me-
With cali, shall avail myself Of he oppo1tu.
nifty 10 extend to them q welcome more suitable
to my appreciation Of their merits-a welcome
which, iur want Of time, it vas mot in my pow
er to offer last evening.
Thanking you and your associates again for
your courtesy, beg. permission to send the
enclosed check. to aid in ysee objects, and to
subscribe myself,
Very truly yours,
I. y. ARNOLD.
, 1860-06-05

Hail. %S,uE r&l
~ sa. mass mee.ng nTa Fi;,s. uu ,oa'a us1slon,
yr W.n na1uluat Hs., =. ..s..a ~, eolneF OF
neHs ana D!'is'on st,eeN, oali 5ilef vas mp
pointed chairn'an' and Augustus brun'ng Sec
'e15 Th55 r. s.,ta, h-;.ax ~. oh7ao. ~ A..
aat;,s. :. $3.50 so,o,, rasoIr.J " ;ne
eonhllsee o1 I'VE. 'afa.s sesouIaons Mu cf-
m;ttea so nnn,;rtsd ,r;,.tw a,J d,r;,s, ,na;r IpH
absence WI WnFIiS; II S,;cEner Esn md cnrdans o
Hnbhard - addrssssj ,fe aSsaonh1, 20 ~ ~, ~,
slaborate manner nnt;i ,heromm;ttes re,nrnsd
Ejfh fha eoinw;nr ,re.mIic s,,d resolut;on -.
Wnrnr.s' Wnnic;n, i Goyernments arc c,sat,
81 for TIA ,rnt taot;an and h.nrine-z If as,h 49,,
eTerr cti1.n end nat for one necn];ar caas % ~
in,l;y;drai ~ - - tbarafofa ;,s~ansol ~
ble to nao,a.t H. o,o.,;n,, - ~ straats 49,
nitev, ond 49,. srasn-ar 7bs :;rss ~ hss1,t.
of ia c;t;zens ~ ~~ 4's'1'
Wurnv,s RIA hmm, of tho c,.v IF c,;..,o
demand. IA III -Sa;r 1ahors-x 80 - as-., ~.
unIe- ihe nT.sent ~ torm.r ndna;n;st1..;en
ought to be rnsid fortbw;th in cash. '&''o'
Wucnz.s ~ he 1rssant fs;tv f.overnmant
The nrsct;rni dsrnnstr1+;o, of.cycno-,v ~ .s-'
RED ont in snrh n manner -. II hsnet;f IN nar.
ticular great ,nanT land sneculators vhn pwn
propertv in the cisr Int whoss ,,j.ca NJ ahodc
Il elsewhere bees,;s. thnv a,,r,,terted therehr
in MT ha1;nr tbs;r cnn"i shst ta1o. nag
iwlile ,he season has So fur advanced that tie
stencil of many n,iers md 1ntta-a Iii endan-
ger the health Of its real inhabjtaats who never
refuse to pay the necassarv .to defray The
government thereof. =
WHEREAS. The policy carried, mi; the nresent
r;tr Ad,nin;str.,1o, a.n;..t ~ aS.r.;sa = :
municipal economr. and fherr.o-s x;1I occas;on
a greater embarrassment tn tbe neYt Admins.
tration.
WuEnEAs, THROUGH ingenious scbencs The
orasart Ifnro- - ~ ~ ;.,.
enough Of ihe Aldermen Of onr If Common Conn. @
Gil succeed in nreyent;nr The anonointnent ot
standing committees. as Hrescribtd in Ru|e ~
page III. Munjcinal Law. 10 thas no net;tion
can be- referred to anpropria:e committtees. md
no benefit can therefort, nccrne tn those neti-
TONERS: be il Therefore
Kso!rsi, That MaSoT Wentworth tas, tl.ro'
bis otficiai and wiIlfil neo'ioesce NJ h;s dnt;es
protected the large land speculatcrs, in not pay
a; tae ~ ,h Necessary .a1ea demanded i9r te ben
earned money from tRe DOOR @ laborers as M vel u
through his plau has enticed Aldermen enough
70 prevent the people from bringing theit peti-
10y a"a oe.ole tAo psope1 t1loana''
, 1860-06-05

ASornkH DExxr.-We learn that ano+hcr
combined locomotive and accommodation car :.
being built for suburban use on the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad, to cost ss 5oo
, 1860-06-05

On ths md ln. II the Ray 4 n. Bl.hop, At tbc Yfr
REBECCA SAMSON. WA @o1 N@..
, 1860-06-05

SrswAr1's Srovzs.-A new supply of these
excellent Cookin. z Stoves are just received By
C. Metz, $50 Lake street.
iunl-It
, 1860-06-05

REconnKR's CocRr.-Ths Recorder. conrt
was in session yesterday, but tran.acted M
oueiness beyond the civil docket
, 1860-06-05
Tho Illinois River.
fCCrrespo1Ec.ce Of the pr. ss and Trihunc,}


lCcrespoatc.ce Of the r. IS and Trihunc]
LAsA11E, Juse 4, 1850.
The river here is still falling slow. was
down to Tree Top Bar md find thirteen boats
there loaded from ST to feet, and greatly in
want Of lighters, as they have got to light up
to three feet to get over the bar.
The shippers On the river thinking there is
nearly fire feet water hare, hare only offered
and loaded boats the last week at very low rates
Of freight. I Twill drop you q line occasionally
and give you the CORRECT stage Of water here,
hoping it may be beneficial to the shippers, as
well Us to the boat interest. Yours truly,
G. l.. urS1ooS.
, 1860-06-05

A F1SE ASSORTMENT or Sxcoxp- HAND Fras1-
7car.-Gibert l. Sampson will sell this morn
ing. at store No. So Lake street, Second Hand
Furniture Of M extra quality, in perfect order,
for family declining housekeeping.
, 1860-06-05
Etc, Etc, Etc,

Lo&s of Life Mt Garden Plain and Ster-
Hing, and Lee Center.
, 1860-06-05

SWEET PorAroEs.-See advertisement of p
W. Waterman in another column.
, 1860-06-05

STATE S. S. CONTENTION At B1oou,xoroy.-
Delegates and others who intend to 20 70 this
Convention, are requested to meet at the Book
Store Of YIN. Tomlinson, No. o. Rando1ph
st., at 1e o'clock to. day, or leave their names
there previous to that hour. This is a5to,ute1v
nee<ssarv, so that those having the matter in
charge may know what answer to make
, 1860-06-05

TnE s1rrrLF cHAsE.-A meeting is to be b. ID
in Daniels Cigar Store. corner of Randolph m d
Dearborn streets, on Wednesday evening. h,r
thsse ~ho feelinterested in the proposed "Stee~
ME Chaae"
, 1860-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, i1e Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned $ad repaired.
They will be vel; done aud ut prices = suit the
, 1860-06-05

RI GILBERT s. SAMPSON
LAT Catalogue sa!eof
FINE ARTS.
sfknor G. B. Pandol1ni ~, f.o lt:y, vvu1I ass.,
,29 Eli ss Aao or SAcaso anu sc,nty that ley
AT AUCTION,
Commenelax On Tt E>DAY, Ju.s lah. hou.s Of 81. a.
atd ~ s.A.. each day. ="
At OUR sALEs KtuA, J. LAKE STREET
1hs o magnactu eo1sesi. ol al,ossther tev dr.y,@
q 4ta34 marble. alaasskr axate stsa,y Ac A.
ne aftt Of Bob. al % r4t< an, ID ase ci..r.
Entish snt~le ~4se. f7n<> s1!ci.4 kr tc In hix 49,,
pe1b eolsetcn viii e nsny astts> u erat!t ~
th<rs!orr pe1frstv unl4ue. =. ia .ie. s,t.r
nan otve!an, St.potnAu. srd" ether kno. inTnr Of
FasSs St.tusttes of seu.purct ..a a,fer under es
saad.* sneh =. eoae:r. tt.xtdv .trus. da, enx ~.
Smfs md Psyche. Ftdsl ~ and /. II M. FIJI:
abora o<sa hsve lust arv.d irpr Eurrr aid say ,,cn
wIta EEeat ea1e BY skror The .sra:
Vienna. '' - '"r'e ''"t
Afro. o. TIE ness q.s,lv 1t .;:r.r
and other sset casto w,th 1ch es 1okc. G. f ao ;t,
ufna fork spoons Ana saA tnxsshez With c.ea yas;y
Of nsefui articles. '~''
Tae- xas havs heen oerrc ID any u.l,cs nsk.:,
senndt ntlv believed H. ths a..efu ta {, r1ut..
and te enuE !al neser hst ~ dera6:r an 1pt.r-
sanay ii obtaining AEastes Of etexnes. urtancat md
s.s.s viii b open TO- es exa,nl.a sn On wcone,.
las rd rhutsdAy. May 18th AMT 1nb a. aes All g1n.
n: *tt,' sa..snent and attend tI,r salc.
tAeoAuss VIII be nsdy on tls nioEulnE Of tAs DAY at
% ru.cha.<dfa. tpait will .e rss ksl In tho e,,s IL
.n.l .l:1ls,: GIBERf SAMPSON. Au<,'s..
, 1860-06-05

cn,eAco, Juae :. l:s'.
Hos. I. Y. ARSoIp-Dear SIR !: an directed
By the Republican Wide Axake Club of Chica-
70 to inform you Of the receipt Of your note of
their thanks for the sentiments OF encourage
ment contained therein, end for your iibe7al
donation to the Club.
Tue exaupl= set by yourself. of aiding our
Organization we hope will be followed By every
true Republican. It twould help Us much in sus-
tue success Of the Republican ticket. The Club
Will always esteem it privilege to do escort
duty to you aud otner prominent Republican
speakers during the campaign. Respectfully
yours. " S. JOHNSTON. Jr.,
Commander Wide Awake Club,
A CnED1rABIs GlFr.-t will be seen bY the
following correspondence, that the Matteson
House has followed in the wake Of the "BHggs,"
in helping defray the expenses Of the late Con.
yention:
CH1cAc,. June 4th, 1850. !:
rE1En PAGE. Esq, Chairman 1Figwam Build.ng
Committee:
Dean S1n-Enclosed you will End our check
for twenty five dollars. If circumstances would
admit, we would be most happy to give more ):
but this is Us much as We leel able to giye now.
Hoping this will be acceptable, Though small, J
we remain,
Yours truly,
BlssEL1 l. GoopRIcu.
Ca1c4eo. June 4th, 1860.
s1xssas. B1sse1l T. Goopn1cn, .Natt<.oa .Bou.t.
Chicago:
GgxrLExEx-Your kind favor of this date,
inclosing check for twenty five dollars towarda
detraying expenses OF the late Convention, is
note is q small" We assure you tiet whcre
what in riyen is all that tbe piFer fee}a nhfe
, 1860-06-05

IlS1s7Hr At LARGE.-Au American, steady.
capable md intelligent, who can write mud keep
accounts. can take care Of horses, drive or do
my kind Of work, is in sure aod present need of
aplace, and an much interested to get one
for him. Any person in need ofhelp please ap-
ply ut 1so Randolph street to Robert Collycr,
from to O'clock
, 1860-06-05

~ Among the recent improvements on Lake
street will be foundJ. Il. Reed / Coz new den.
talrooms. over their wholesale drug store. ].
Il. Reed Co. were pioneers in this branch of
trade, and from their commodious apartments
and large stock we judge they are determined
to keep the lead in the West,
, 1860-06-05
.Tor 5ate.

FOR SAIE.-Two Colts, 1 years
- OIL. wtll te sold chea2. Apply to GEJ. 4. GONG.
LON, ~ Lake street, up stairs. ny8 lwI
TOR SALE-A first class resideace
with three Acrrs Of land in Wright. Grove near the
NottheKn city hmis. Inquire Of N0>MEE i pECk- No.
NaEn.c Tempe. ny2ae4:s1m
TOR SALE "A Bank located in the
L Northern pars r. Wisconsin, With = circulation Of
shout 41 oo secured b. Sse STOCK. .elnx tan!e. e.
ngso Pixies Peak Address bcx 4O6A ChlcsEo past u.
, 1860-06-05

D1cKxss' SHORT SroRIEs>-This is a co,1.ct;on
of many anonymous articles publi4hed bv Mr.
Dickens during the past two years.. Thera arr
tTo editions, one bound in neat muslin, and tho
other In paper covers. McNal]y 4 IN 81
Dearborn ST., hare both for sale,
, 1860-06-05
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

Atthe late 3, s. Fair II ChtcAso Tie 3ocsty awarted
this AaehIpe the FIRST PREMIUM, I Geard Sslstz Ne
tal ard the special Premium OF 4lOD Svr- Pitcher.
The Iockssch mate by this naehlna .s s only stitch
that re iAvel!ed ami ha The same ~p:el
anee e,ch de or the sam. II Is pIae witt thfeata
oae upon each ade the fabric, an nte.cked III The
ire Of It, No family should be Without This ecnoaYieal
tD'.y naauzctu1er With and teanv, stitching
tho nkhteat heaviest fabric in TIC se time A-s t.
neaussres.es YrqpIro to do the ZANE by k1nJ-
4l,3Oa OF these machines wera s,! IL laae printed
B Of Directions. illustrating the different paris u stnk
Nth seh machine this sua,eeny explicit 10 saa~ IT.
All orders e1entsi With ose md rrcnrt1tods. ~
to usa them Ani h- delivered By eIpres* without -
tu1y) my s<ct!on q hs ennuer ssaI ioI sttna.
EuA. III 4 iS9 Lake IT.. Chicago IL.
nax kAnf q. Ut1.hlt1.a9iG&T
, 1860-06-05

III 0 N E Y TO LOA \

EV c. a. SCRlEkE. Adser:trias 1esnt Is Deos1vrtt.
Il an.Aorai to reeeiss Ads5ess for III, esd oil t1s
ASadtHs faefFfof ts< 1o'3a Vet jal-be3+J
, 1860-06-05

Held TO BA1L.-A man named John Maginn
was held to bail yesterday in $500 for stealing
coz belonging to Anthony Hawkins. The Int
ter found Maginn offering the COW for sale to
one Henry Fricke, clerk in the Pos. Office,
for $50. He alleged that he bought the COW
from farmer, and gave $50 for her, but Mr..
HAWKING fully identified tue animal and had
Maginn arrested.
, 1860-06-05

.C1rT ScAvESaERs--Thc following persons
have been appointed City scnrengers in the
respective divisions Of the city, viz:-North Di-
vision, John Ruig; South Division, Henri Hu-
fer; West Division, c. Teghtmeir. Ill COM
plants Of nuisances, which it is the duty Of
these officers to remove, arc to be made at the
Police Stations of The respective Divisions.
Complaints will there be recorded, and the pro-
per persons notified Of them.
, 1860-06-05
d1aantRn.

WANTED-A person to take 4
an1i First Class Boarding Hou.e. Said house Is
mostly furnished and the VII take rent in boar
A1tItss N1x H. With real n4me and reference tex Inn
, 1860-06-05

" ANTED 4 Rare Chance
To eIch-ogr 50 Ac.es of lsnd in Michigan for
Horses. Apply 10 No. So North Clark street.
, 1860-06-05

NANTED-VIRTUE d CO.. 55
Cars street, Offer employ me- to ycung nea Of re
neetattF and perseverance, 10 Obtain aubsete for III.
1rst c!aae It lnt3.,f YrFks. ny1l-na.l.fw
, 1860-06-05

DECIPE FOR A. THOMPSON'S
~ nv DLAektxa.-Ths Back!az, rev inrenlon.
w.sh xtish u y PREPARED and applied. no nkCsu1AG
a1d Leather CT description amt pecxtly adafte4
Harness. Al tams1es ehonld haze tae ipe and
ssaap TO a. THOMPSON. 1sox 1890 fhIadelph!a Port
, 1860-06-05

WANTEp-A person to travel
and take equal intertst with the advertiser IN
prohsab'e buAnes.. About 4ao wll 10 neces.a,v Kef
s,ense. VII ee given AMI expected. Apps At Fl North
, 1860-06-05

" "ANTED-Blank Book Fini.her,
- COOL BsanE Book F1n!s!er csn dnd permanent
enployEsal b. appsinG immediately 10 JOSkS, PER
DUE SMALL, l.4 Lake street. myeocie5.fw
, 1860-06-05

NO. 118...,..LAKE sTREEr......--1o- 11e
Ara low Furnishing thu Repub lean Wills Awske Ctuns
with thels rnIorna shost notice and y HAn eosv
capastpx ct lehl Water Proof zap md Cape. OF mo
1tyle adopted The East. Also. the Toteh LAp rssaJ
IN orders from C1uka through the Western Ststes
tho money accompanying the Atne1 will h1Ea prompt n"
tentiou, and bA properly shipped without delay.
cAStlu
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-29
Iu6lit gaIfs.
HY GWSON x co


fFF.A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of DEGREES
iI Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
g& signed, Trustees, will sell at the Merchants FIX
change Salesroom, Second street. on THURSDAY No
Veuter LIST, 1860, at o'clock p NJ
WI, THOSE FIVE LOTS OF GPOTrND WITH THE M
hh IN Is in the city Of Baltimore particularly
S m TWO Indgntures Of suitcase from John Eager
% Jesse u Hampton dated February u, 1859 and
; G among the Land Records Of Baltimore city, in
i'8er y! = = No lGt, foos 500 and SOS respectively
htgqhing Tor the first, No !, te east side Repub
can street at le distance OF 262 feet north of Fayee Street
Hi running north 10 feet by rectangular depth feet
inches to four foot alley Subject ground rent of
65O payable semi annually lst January and July I'M
proved By a new three,story Brick DWELLING with two
story Brick Back Building
No 20n the east side of Republican street 27 feet north
or Faye tie street and running north 10 by recangu-
lar depth OF 90 feet inches to four foot alley Subject to
ground rent of $Go payable semiannualy st January
ami July. improved by new threesory Brick DWELL
IN with twO-s DRY Brick Back Building
Nos 8 and 3 on the vest side of Carlton street Begin
ne respectively 2l7 $50 and 2 feet north of Fayete
ana running each north IL feet by rectangular depth
o 20 est 70 four foot alley Each subject ground
VI r., payabe semiannuay lt January aud July and
IN improved ny new two-stOry aud attic Brick DWELL
J ~ "ilh one story Kitchen in the rear.
lite to the above property believed tn he ndspabp
the Trustees ~ - "'' D' F -
Terms of aIeOnehalf cash. and the balance secured by
notes OF purchasers at six months bearing interest and
cured to the satisfaction of the Trustees.
Fort IIff f.priD n formal inf1-g ann lV tn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-29
AQTitultnTal.

BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
Esq, of New York,
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
SALE
BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND GUANO,
and prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity of the lowest established prices, in hand
and substantial bags or barrels.
THE BAhENS ISLAND
Is well established the valuable phosphate
offered the agculturist The present cargo
which have for sale, imported direct into BALTI
per ship Mary Bradford 1t contains per analysis
Of State Inspector, S7 cent phosphate u lime which,
together with ITS peculiar combination with various vau
able properties and its great sOuby renders it the richest
and most concentrated Guann yet discovered
THE JARVIS ISLAND
Is also of direct importation into this market contains
81 l6 per cent phosphate Of s and the richest ever yet
brought to the market
THESE GUANOS warranted genuine, pure and un
aduerated and package bears the name OF the i'm
porter STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand.
~ The BAKER S ISLAND GUANO can only be obtained
from US
PAMPHLETS aiming the history Of these Guanos certif
from farmers and planters who have used them
crops every section Of the county, and ample d
recion5 for their use, be obtained at counting
p MAlCOM n CO.,
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
Wood street, BOwly's wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-29
JAMES MOTT. Cashier.
nIrInENnS IN EAPMEPS Am NEP.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY


j. d. PRATT Il CO., ......
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND .. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants
already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
credit call and examine system and test the reab-
~ information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials ofthoussns Of merchants in the differ
cities East and Weswho have for been subscribers
all who will call, whether they sell goods to
the cities country towns ample satisfaction as to tn rela
bty of our information and the crest 20 he derived
from the Agency. nv those who subscribe. mh6tf
NTALDEN SHAWLS.
w large assortment Ladies' Long and Square
SHAWLS, in and beautiful designs Of this celebrated
make-for sale by the Agents.
anStf FRICK. PHILIIPS ( co.