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Oct. ), Is63

Pursuant to 4 call of the Eden Garti-i
Church, u council was convened ON Tuesday
oct. 10, lor the purpose Of oidainTr,. Err
!. \. BlskwcIl Of M,,hucn. Mas. to tho
work Of the G, spcl ministry.
Organized by choice Of Rev T. y Wat
-,n, Moderator, Rev. I. J D. House, Clerk.
After a dglly interesting rehearsal fram thu
candidate Of bis Christian Experience, cali
to the Ministry and view OF Doctrine, tlr..
council unanimously voted 10 proceed to hls
ordination ON Wednesday, at III ocloek
y. NJ. winch vas accordingly done. the fol
loving beng the principal part Of the orlcr
Of exercises
Sermon, Rev. :. bradford, Ordaining
Prayer, Rev. L. Y. Watson, Charge 10 the
candidate, Rev. ". H. keltan. Hand Of
Fellowship. Rev, ). \. Blake. Address 10
the Church, Rev I. J. d. lIousc, Bcnedle-
ton by the candidate
Bro. Baskwcll enters upon his work with
the most encouraging prospects. Since his
stay among this people, which has been
about four months,a powerful work oil grace
has been in Progress. Many souls have CT
rorienerd the saving love of Jesus, and very
many arr under conviction. The work "
one Of power and the cry is, what shall |
do To ie sa,ed "
We rejoice in this state of things in the
Elem church, it Icing the oldest church in
the association, and for many years past
d,sttatc Of stated preaching. CLtRs.
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-Thc lIsmn.rats Of s.. Marx

-Thc Democrats of St. Mary's Co,
Maryland, assembled ut Lcomardtown
and nominated Chief Justice Tauy aud
Samuel Nelson ofNcw York, for President
and Wee President Of the nited State.
That unhappy cla-s ofdcmocrats who have
been laying round loose, ami drifting
about, uncertain where to land. have ON
more opportunity to select candidate
The democracy present unusual faciiitie-
this year for the qualification Of personal
differences.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Wide Awake Song.

Written for The Amcrioan brferc The Penn
syiraRia election &c
For freedom VIC are wide awake
And will not close our eyes,
Until the joyful tidinss break,
Tint we have won the prize.
enoRvs-i,et the iiie aud drum rcsound,
lis music TO our ears,
But sw cc,er far will be the sound
OF our victorious cheers
That prize is Lincoln of the West,
The peoples choice and pride.
OF all their noble men the best,
TO be their chief and guide.
Let the drum sc.
He feels their wants and owns their cause,
Aud never will betfay
10 counsel or support the laws
" Inch strengthen slavery's swsy.
Let the drum &c.
What tho from humble life he rose,
Split rails or pulled the oar,
His heart with patriot virtue gloss,
His mind with VISIONS store.
Let the drum &c
lie beat the GIANT in debate
lie had the power ard right,
And he viii hca, him-safc as fate.
In tbs approaching fight.
Let the drum Nc.
As We have once IN triumph led
The gallant -ous Of Maine,
So with our light. aud banners sprcsd
Wei lead them on aeaH..
lie, the drum Ne.
and shcn ve hear the sla,io4s ,hoas
OF lincoln aud success,
With joyful hearts we III turn sut,
And swell tn cheers that bless.
lsttSr drum Sc.
The ballot boxes Of the land
Will soon the story tell.
That porGIAs claimed the highest stand,
And 10 The lowest fell.
let the drum Sc.
That Btlt possessed no tuneiui charm
And BHrCkINEipGE no claim
Bat Lincoln with his mighty arm
Has reached the crown Of fame
Let the drum sc.
Our lanterns. like the Virgins lamps,
Shall trimmed and filed lie Kept.
Aud "Rei. are heard the victor tranrs.
No enc shall say ave slept
Let the drum &c.
Come all who would he vide awake,
And jim our faithful band
We march 70 conquer aud to MAKE
4 'tee snd happy land.
Let the dtum and FIFE rrsouud,
lis music 10 our EAR,
But ceter far III lie the ~,und
OF CUR victorious cheers
Oct. ), lSb3. e
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DorGLAs I>rEEeHrrs sLwAgp.-While Coy.
seward and suite were ~ fa4t' II this city
last evening, the train stopped at l., Porto,
Indiana, where Douglas spike during tie
day. Tie " Little Giant MAS at the depot
when Gov. Seward arrived The latter wae
IN the sleeping car enjoying the sweets OF
Morpheus Mr. Douglas paid his respects
To hin by entering the ear aud awAkiRs TOY.
Seward. The latter greeted tie form r. cor
daily, the two Senators shook hands, iuked
t. eh other on the political state Of affairs,
and parted in the best OF humor. The " lit
tie Clan" assured General Nye who refused
To lose his hold on the, King OF Sltep in
answer to query how he Mac, that lac Was
- linc 40 i l4rk
Cauaaai Hiaa sei. !
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Tile following letter addressed to Mr.
Yanccv, We find in the Boston Je,a'nai -
This VIM Wells Brown is coloreI man
and though possessing ability and holding a
respectable position among lis fellow eit-
z5ns, one can imagine with what feelings
the INFECTIOUS Yanecy read this epistle Il 4.
runaway rhattel to himself
SIR In company with mary who are Ia
vurable t. the emancipation OF the slave AMI
the elevation OF the name Of our common
country | listened with interest to YOUR
speech at Faucuil Hall last evening" Like
yourself AIN a native OF the Sluth and the
san al Il saycholder though am only hall
white. While admired the boldn, - with
which you, southern man, spake u Il
Northern assembly, nevertheless dissented
from many Of the positions laid down by
YOU. am 10 review your speech on Mon
dav evening next, at tire JOY Street Church.
and cordially invite you to be present.
And ii | should fail to deal fairly with YOU
and the subject in question, lassurc You that
ynu shall have amll3 opportunity to reply.
Respectfully your obctiiei,t servant.
WM WELLS BROWN.
Boston, O1. Is, lS60.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
Job Printing.

especially to some new styles OF cards, winch
have Just been received at the american Of
fee. Also new fonts of type, OF new styles,
which with the supply added to our office in
the Spring, makes it by far the best sup
piled Job Office Fast of Bangor. For proof
of what is here affirmed, and of our ability
to turn of the best Jobs, please examine spec
linens, and the appointments Of eur Office
The Vide Awake Club demonstration
ON Saturday evening was very successful
affair The club was out in full ranks,m max
ns fine show as they marched through the
various streets, attended by crowd OF en-
thusiastic Young Republicans and all along
the streets the people were out. seemingly
enjoying the scene finely. Many dwellings
and stores were Illuminated and whenever
the club passed one of these, three cheers
were given. In the square bon fire was
started which attracted large crowd
Coming events &c. Look out for bril-
liant illumination some night in November
cE-Wc understand that our citizens who
are thinking Of using gas. can have the ser
vice pipe put into their buildings upon the
same easy terms. as to time Of payment and
Price. as it has been supplied to those who
have already ordered it, if application Is
made this fall. We understand the Compa-
ny viii not exact payment until Spring aud
their price for piping Is cheap indeed With
all these favorable circumstances. who will
torcgo the luxury Of having his buildings
lighted iiy gas
LECTURE on TnE Ft>Y AETs.-It will he
seen by reference to special notices, that Maj
{. W. King, son the late Governor kng
Of Maine, q s,ntlcman Of rave talent and un-
questioned genius, viii give Free Lecture
tonight, Crhersday) at Tedales HAL, on
the fine arts. This lecture will be both rrac
teal and illustrative, and will be every way
worthy the attention of our citizens.
= We hardly reed inform our readers,
HAT absence from home portion OF the time,
aad business. engagements, have taken up 50
much time, that little attention has been Civ
en- to the paper. We hope to d. Letter for
the future.
= Mrs Charles DcEitc. the lady whom
We hsh'ioi'ed =" It" Wa I'M = at
/ operation for cancer died this Thursday morn
-: NJ n H., ,,-,s np, aC fbs host ,+f W.
r.a...3....;.,. :, H. p..,;., VI,
;n.,,.nsa sna3,v f.r.roan At - MAJ, 10
a.el,ek sermon bv Rev + Gle
S1,tl ixorurR.-The rumblrc Of an
et'l''ta 'Ae "'s 'I'' - ''''s ma y" ''
aes'"s ',''' ''''- 49, ~ . ''''N. '.3'','
Bangor.
- - u '''' = " '-''''''''''. -
,,.e'' owns ar PPM u S'','" " -" - =,
y .'''''' III ''ii'! ii'''''.' "'''''' " -
fer thousand.
" h2''7' '5,a' our h'fse'.'S ''fs T.,
e5N'''S Lux s"il's % so'" anu nun -
italh a lev "eees 'n'F h''' received 'i'fe
towards a winters SUNNY.
Ellsworth dramatic ASSOCIATION mas
been GIVING some entertainments at i2ra :
Halt Inc series VIII clos tonight the iSth
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ST. JOINS, y. r, Oct l5--The Reya
Mail steamship Ara'ila, from Liverpool 9TH
and Queenstown eth, f5r ,ston via lltlilax
passed Ctpe Etee nj noon on SUNDAY, whert
she WIS Intercepted hy the news yacht Of tn,
Associated ress She brings dates ful
week later than previous adyiecs.
Steamship Illinois arrived out on the 9th
and the ASIA ou the til.
Great gsritimm.
Tie DHig Nacs saws the Great Ei~ter1
Steamship Company have dispensed with the
services Of Capt Hall and Cbirf Engineer
Mcclellan. The detention 4 the ship Al
Milford may have something to do with this.
Naples.
II is stated via Genoa that Gtrilmii has
seat a disp1tch To Naples. dated the tst inst
announcing victory along the whole uf bis
lines, and that the Royal tt MS were being
pursued.
The D,eno Of Turin publishes dispatche.
dated Naples, = stating that tht Royal
troops hal been iepuisad from Cls'rto, and
were SURROUNDED The GlriblldLtns had
made 2ooa prisoners
The above victories Lack confirmation.
1t is reported that Clrihaldi had invited
Victor Emmanuel to - to Narlss andas>ulne
authority and he wnuld retire l. hh home.
Ron3 and Sardinia.
\ summary og ,he Pops .Glacution at the
c,us~tory Ut the 18th nit. = published. IL
rcproycs and condemns ia the strongest terms
this dctostlhle and >aarali-ipas attack of the
King aud Government IT Piedmont upon tn
States ct the Church. IL protests and
would not cetss to prottst against their acts,
which he declares b. nall ana OF 10 allc {.
He culosiz,s and hIcsssS his defenders. and
calls on the European powers Ilr assistance
lie daplares the disastrous and parnlciaus
policy Of non jutarycHti5n. ard calls ON the
powers 10 examine seriously is dangerous ef
lccts. lIe eancIaa's ~ rzpr 7sSip- his cau-
vietion that Catholic Princes and people
would come u the assistance of thu Father
OF the Faithful, who * attacked hy the ira
trcidal arms Of It degenerate SIN.
Il IS reported talat Emperor Nap5laon, in
a reply to the Pope mlin'aind n1n#inter.
vcnti1n principles, and whjle promising t.
maintain order in the Il 1ly 81. his d.sira
was to c9nsIgn R}ae to the protection OF Il
geauine Italian power.
Victor Emmanuel las issued an a3irs>,
e. us soldiers ut Accommodating TN If brave
~ and the righteousness OF thsir cause, auI
concludes y saying That hs ASSUMES tac @ IN.
mand.a it is his desires l. b. foremost waara
there is danger.
In the Sandman CanhcrS Of Deputies
t'adello demand 4 the pr lucsi7n Of all tn
documents rlItiog to the entry OF tie >4r.
dinians into Cmlria and tie Mlreac>.-
Count Cav3ur refused t. comply.
Cavonr alsl declared that thara existed NJ
public document Or privat, treaty, that M
conversation or negotiation had tikcn place.
a. J .-fs
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Tho Portland Gas Company require
consumers of this article, their own custom
crs, No keep deposit in cash in the custody
Of the company, large enough, possibly, to
pay running expenses. This is 50 steep that
many consumers have returned to using ker-
oscne oil.
The church and society in Lewiston
under the charge o! Rev. Uriah Balkan
offer their chapel for sale. The society arc
making arrangements for erecting large
and splendid church cdice next Spring, and
have already 5000 subscribed for the pur
pose.
MIR. Charles &. Jackson OF Winthrop
Me, has sold the horse that attracted 50
much attention at the State Horse Show, for
the handsome sum of 5000.
Nar pARnoSrp.- Governor and Coun-
ell have refused BENZ. kimball's petition for
pardon. Mr. Kimhall it will be rccollcctcd,
has been in Jail for some time past, convicted
of forgery.
The man in Mercer county, Ohio. who
put strvchninc in his water melons and thus
killed five persons who Were dcprcdating On
hi- vines, has been Indicted for man>laugI-
ter.
Mr,r HAVE yoTrp-Thc recent vote in
Pennsylvania is the largest ever pollctl in
the State, and the Quakers must therefore
have voted
-Thank-sying in New HAMPSHIRE,
November ~.
Somebody tells of the iolIowin. say
Ing of little one up in New Hampshire
Small DO, on ,ip-toc tn companions, "sh-h
stop your noise, all Of you.
Companions" Hello. Tommy whats
up now
Small boy" We've eot new bahy--it :
very weak and tlrcd-walkcd all the way
from Heaven last night Mustn't be kiekin'
w row round here.
How GE~. WALKER " y SHor.-Ghe exact
manner Of WAIkfR ; taking of Is thus given.
by an APPARENTLY wel-informtd correspond
cut
. lie marched from the cell to M place Of
execution with steady ster, and n1shakeA
mien 4 chair had been placed for him
with It's back towards the Castle Having
taken his scat, he was hIud-aldci. Three
soldiers STEPPED forward tn within twenty feet
If him and discharged their muskcts The
ball entered his hedy and be leaned little
forward but.it ii, : observed he was no,
dead. fourth soldier mcrcifuly advanced
50 close to the suffering man that the muz
la OF ct the musket almost touched
his forehead. and beins thcre discharged
scattering bis trans and skull h the
winds Thus ends the lie ofthc" gray
eyed man OF destiny.
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Political News.

hajof'fH orr fhirtEjoW Thousand Ih(
Boston Journal says
We have carefully collated the reported
sylvania, many of which are official and
compared them with the maJorltles IN 800
tey snow icruhIInan majority in IN,
done PENNSYLVANIA In the face OF a ma
,I = I,usu'.' we c'oo2' "o',n'f ' p
pDl,lirtn;sm i suIInnl,. ,;el,}inI, tIe Ground
and looks forward in despair to the final DC
ieat IN November.
later returns from Pennsylvania in.
snrcs the election Of Butler in the Ist Dis
trict, instead Of Lehman. Dem, as at first
reported The 957LRae Of Friday saws
Pr~Ns4Lvsxtt has elected Col. Andrrw &
Crriin for Governor by more than THIRTY
$1,000 i"'.j'F''Y' - ',,','i : g''',',
nave tried to make tbrm not too favorable
Tnrrr Tnors,yn It : a prrf,,t WatrrIao
The Legislature is not less than two Re
publican T. one Democrat, but is probably
'@'l'I' Inc f'>H'%9 f'"f|'f" makes 1t
Sloo,l-p,o,lo.s o. n,nocr,.;, o
Hous Peoples t. Dem. 81
Joint ballot u Il
That removes Senator Bgler FROM the
'"he2s'-lhe latest racine adEices by 'h'
my hNlr'sS 70 q. Joseph eflhS oates
dltes are to the 2sth ult. 1t that date both
branches of the Legislature were in session.
st., ,,,,;,;, 80, - -, -, - :. 'aa,'
-. .I.', -, -,
~, =.a.s;.,r. = ~, ,,.;.,...., = = :
Senators are chosen this session. \ eonven-
ton OF both houses Is called for Oct Is for
the choice OF ; majors, with doubt as s
h'NsAs.-Ihaddens Stevens has applied to
the President and Secretary OF the interior
s2F pos'P'hemeh' oil Tue hansas iahd saIc'
10 consequence Of the Nil"re oil the crops
.af' hyatt goes 10 boston 10 OBTAIN 5ei'e
toi '''s se''iSts.
NhuRASNA'--Hr pa'l'ys tue hePu'i'ca'
candidate Tor congress has l'- majority.
INV II ,yrsu,rr-Tbo Democratic Sat.
co,,en,;a, va, h,AI ~ Concord ~. 1er
nit
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HANNIBAL HANLIN
OF MAINE.


Fl In -.
= Eq-3s-W LILLIAN Willis If Portland
tHNEE CuEI IN. 20 Ef,ntufs n.
tn I,f-LNt l. Il. COW ~, ~ DlIi,trfl.
,af Hlt,f-p& NtEL HON -, vf Nv Siatr5#p.
.s## ff..f IE.IVNN N5IiTLN Ky 1T A. trrt.
:. I,lf-W LILLIAN 81. REED. at Bath.
M fJ,,f.-6tnEtff W FtEkFiJNG. ~ Blnsor.#
afI U.,f NNuEtW PETERS, # Er-y"flh.
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cause New York is certain to give the Re
nnblican Electors 80 0no nluralitv Ohio
aud Indian, Inv, sottIaJ tho ,uostiop ~ 10
..,, IN ,,,.s ~, -,
VINO Will carry iIllhoH. Inc sumo uPnedN-
ing of the masses. which has been witnessed
>,
carrying th'Se states ior 'oc r'-h'' VIII be
seen when we read the returns from Indiana
p.,-.l,t;,rs ia not .,a h,ck p,liti..,, ,,,-
,,,.,,;'ns -, -, o,nen,5 L., .,.,, I;na. ,.,u
,..a.,,.;..
-
SARcIrr or torrrF.-rt appears bv sta.
t,stics that the consumntion Of colTrc !. r,r-
idly increosin,- while the rr,,,uct;or j,rs
not keep raec with the demand ANY one
will find ont that something is wronr by
roinr to his grocer and in.n;rin, the ,ric,
of this article. IT, show II o market nr;cc
j.; Nm, vi a., ,.,,,,,. H., ru.:
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ST JouSs, y. r, Oct I5.--Thc Roya'
Mail steamship Ara'nt from Liverpool 9TH
and Queenstown 7th, for + ,ston via Halifax
passed Ctpe Etee nj noon ON SUNDAY, whert
Tfe WIS Intercepted by the news yacht Of til,
Associated r,-s She brings dates ful
week Later than previous adyiecs.
Steamship Illinois arrived cut on the 9Th
and the ASIA ou the It'll
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liberty. protects that Of the negro 10 precise
y tle sfmc extent.
THE EEFekfNRrh6E DEMOCRACY DrsrETr>G
frsioS IN PEN>sYLyANIA-R eqa3nq. oct y
HE regular Democratic STATE 1mnittec met
to-day and resolved 10 r,,>end Tho action IN ,de
At Philadelphia on the II Of July, and ut
Or ss.tn IN the 9th of August, and recon-
mcndei the democracy uf pcun,y itauit to
stand by the electoral ticket made at Read.
in- IN the lst Of March Amendments
Recommending n conference with the B,li-
Everett and Douglas Parties were rejected.
-=fbc Now York papers leak upon the
result OF the recent elections u tbc surr
torcrunncr Of \ Republican triumph in No
yeinler. The Tiituu, says.
EolS WENeGoT I'M PENN>YLyA
NlA HAS DONE IT. They may iuse and
rpntu>" u their hearts cuutcnt. withdraw
IN NIL their spawned candidate, aud running
Fusion Tor President with pr, Go,-l- l7r
Wee, but the drsl i, done. 4. the colsr,yl
gentleman remarked about the cxtirln.
4nAdfnf'7l - There's NJ gsc ia doing any.
thing about that hi>'. His cyes is sot -
It's Moi EMIL tATNSTg"rnr IN Iawrtncr.
tihr falling AMI barnin: q thu P,ml- II n
MID caused q great demand iar Rolling :
knsSla >ll'', which l. universally aeknowl-
edged the best remedy for cut. wounds.
hruises, burns, scaids, rte, ever offered thu
public. Only - cts box. s.'e advertise
meHt
-'' We snpro.e it may now he coec,sl,.l
that Mr. Lincoln viii be elected i,y the clr,-
toral college u the Presidency II The nit.l
State. - Charh stan. y Z. Metauq.
Tile Tribune SAYS tia, in New York
tie fusion ticket will net obtain - many
votes Is \ pure Douglas ticket would have
-CountpFl,it gold dollars, skillull, cx.
'cuted, have made their appearance in Wor
cssttr.
The ing,4aa Ag, calls the recent
lircckinridse meeting in Bangor an assem-
blage Of traitors.
VIVA gun has proved the most rlY ..
tual in fighting the Republican Battles a.
salnst the Democracy Bu oaunon.-Ba4
Imes.
Moses Winsatc, E>q Of augusta
had crop OF several Thousand pounds Of
grapes On his vines, when the late heavy
irest laid It's lands upon thc,u and DESTROYED
about one half.
DIR. Amos Nourse, judge Of Probate
elect for Sa,ldAhuc. has been nr,t,inted bv
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-Aecoraias to tn latest returns, the
Congressional Delegation in Indiana will
stand precisely as in the last Congress. :
Rep ana / Democrats The I"sislature.in
Guiding the senator's holding over, will have
Republican maj. Of -.
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TIE wives anil families oil AUSTRIAN officers
il NenltteA4d bsa ordered II tlit t##at Ter.
li,ry immediately
Russia
The Empress # Russia wsez sally j liz
cred d Il Prince On the - lust.
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Great gsTitiusss.

Tie Dalg Netcs says the Great Eastern
Steamship Company have dispensed with the
services Of Capt. Hall and Cbif Engineer
Med. elan. The detention 4 the ship al
Milford may have something to DO with this
Nary9as
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-19

7 Il It4lVIt T Ut W 7 Q NE.
air and brocaele seat TeteaTetes plush seat Parlor
ir Lounges; Pier Glasses; Tables Reception Chairs
H..t LronZe ChaaaelLers: PicLures Carpets. etc,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-19
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and features will be from time to time introduced
render it not only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable medium of reference for
the F. RMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE contains The general
and political intelligence given in THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
and especial will be aken during the progress Of the
present political campaign to include in its columns the
latest and most reliable reports of the State Of Parties both
North and South and OF the changing aspect affairs
that always accompanies the struggle for the Presidency
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con
slant variety of choice NOV ELLETTES, TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS of The DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting the State of the markets, hcme
and abroad, up to the latest moment and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found
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a0nseg, e., far vi. nc Sfnt,

9 I'm; FOR RENT, AT $I8 PER MONTH, A
l!i rHc KSIoRY HQusE E, in the western part Of the
- GiX, near Franklin sqnare-frstclass neghbor-
tt4-"lt large yard, and water, passage, paror,
oin H. T. kitchen aid six chambers apply at 3 W.
ray este sSregJ: n2tsat, n6wedf
FLOR RENT-ST0RE on Baltimore street No.
4 II between Light and Charles, vi upper rooms If
wanted. Apply on the prem ses dl7.e5Jl
fis;Ht FOR RENT WAREHOUSE No. GO Fx-
I chg ,,p z; Place, fer rent on January 1851 Amply to
s;aEe=.1 FOR PENT-Larce Double U0TSE an
is c2rner s. Pag street and Bank lane, now occupied
be altered iGa s Gsf street north Of Fayete, which viii
a EoR S5AdLE17orsinal GRoUND RENTS of $500 sls5
d6tf North Calvert street.
F7OR RENT-Large ROOM on the first floor
a of the Franklin Building for rent recently fitted IN At
Room Appy At 81 soGTH GH3 sT Also an "a 6 il
a. FOR RENT-DWELLIN(4 No. n North
Ei: High street, north Of Fayette will be rented low to
East Fails and Eastern venues. o27-tf
EIOR RENT.-The CELLAR of Warehouse
a No. 90 Cheapside. Andy on the premises ol9-tf
/ Or FOR RENT OR LEASE.-On May lst,
streets, ABOUT p eet front and about 70 feet deep
sTitsole or storage q Eo2a coal lumber &C. Enqureo
OFFICES FOR RENT IN SECOND STREET,
SgtNEAAR SOUTH STREET.A larS :well lighted room
APpy on the 92T @ Smaller one q e hs s9c2Rd G9or
aul3-tf ii second street
fE+.a5AA FOR SALE OR RENT.-A DESIRABLE
ssts DWELLING on THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
a44s5ACAlFERT AND MONUMENT STREETS
nave E0R l. Z number o! HOUSES, FARMS,
GROUND RENTS, &c. T. n. REID
o2IL No 10 North Eutaw street.
fir FOR RENT WAREHOUSE No. 1913, W.
HEiia Baltimore street. opposite the Eutaw House, with LOT
ln rear to German street, suitable for manufacturing
street eISSf
EOR SALE OR LEASE
4 L0I on South side Madison street, near Biddle
'' H. on a,S0n and running back 10 Gross alley
l2e feet Apply to
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
a12-u l&) ~ Euchanan's wharf
I OTIS TOR LEASE.
IS ieet on North street. north OF Eager.
= l-eL Oh cathedral street, south Of Read.
b. teer on @a,!So2 'tfset, binding Falls
Apply to X. HOWARD, Attorney.
Il St Paul sire t.
Hitll-I orat the Exchange Office.
In FOR RENT.-DWELLING No 245, w.
As tayete street. between Pearl and Pine streets Amply
@szzto HENRY RIEMAN SONS, Howard street sI3-tf
it, FOR RENT.-A four-story WAREHOUSE
E9 with iron 'front.' and fine dry cellar, on the rorth
8lside Of Baltimore street. few doors above the En-
aw House. Apply to SMllII &NICODEAfUS, opposite