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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-01-12

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S,AEsIFA,,shIE.

BY virtue of a 4ciai ri. Fafla reS "s .,, q ~
rected from the Di Dict Court II apeHo Souu'y
Of Iowa, commast9g me to s.E tht prePe,.! le
after lie scribed, adb decree said Seu.t uffI =,
l will expose TO saA at public endue. " ". ~
and best bidder 70 lash in haT NJ tnv ,sont u
the court house in u city of rawiN " apeo :,
Is, Iowa. the 2sN day of naryi NV". ~ H.,
the hours Of o'clok am an} o cleN y M y. ( I.
day, the following ,3cribed ri cstafetV.s' ,me
half Of the north-eas Aiuarter, N thefo guy" no"
soltl-west quarter nd NORTHWEST iaFr" ~
west quarter al scion sevenieei w., ~ a,
ship seventy-two ON north OF ralzt io' 4
west. in Wapelto County, Iowa. Tx r. asp So, III /
execution directed . the property ~ po"H -
to satisfy an eNecutiGn in favor of ~ BINS pe,'J.
against the said John ID. Rauch, fer Fhe son ~ :,
thousand four hundrei and seventy Nte uo"s ~
interest and costs. NM. LrN ISL II
"a H. I taH y
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Illinois Douglas Convention.

This body met on the 4th, and was one o!
the largest conventions ever held at Spring
field John Moore was chairman The fol-
lowing Delegates to Charleston were elected:
At hrge-Wm. A. Richardson, s s. Mar,
shall, T. L. Dickey, and o. B. Ficklin.
1st Congressional District-W. A. Jack
son and J. D. Platte. ...
Cd DISTRICT. b. Turner and A. NJ. Har.
ringtor. '... -".
Sd District-R. E. Goodell and A. Wi h.
ers. "
4th Dis:rict--B. s. Prettyman End r. w.
Holloway.
9Th District-Austin Brooks and VIM, S.
Rolason.
9th District-Mu ray Mcdonnell and VIM
F. Thornton.
7th District-Aaron Shaw and w. F. Lin
den. .s.
sth Districts. A. Buckmaster and z.
Chasey. ......
9th District-W. j. Allen and w. H.
Green. .
Resolutions rc-affirmed the Cincinnati plat
form; endorsed the Fugitive Slave law re-
cognized the bred Scott decision, but denied
that it was liable to the Interpretation given
to it by the Republicans, whereby it conflict
ed with squatter sovereignty declared that
the Supreme Court decided with
reference to the territorial law the Illinois
Democracy would abide by; agreed TO an'de
nv the nomination ofthe Charleston Conven-
ton; instructed their Delegates to vote for
Douglas; declared the position of the LII
nois Democracy to be that of Mr. buchanan
in his letter of acceptance, viz: That peo-
pie Of a territory, like tho'e ola State, shall
form their domestic i,stitntios in their own
way and attrib,sed all sorts of reasonable
designs to tn, Republican party.
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p0cKE.f,a00K LOST.

uarss, nornar ~ 1'rsT s,rest on Tuesday mornin
last, a iassr. leather hoeket-book, having ~.
fied:" u ink as' con.a'n' ne;s ~ sra'ns
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n Biakesitc by flnney, urlswold 90.
gIERIEE,S SALE.

by virtue H. special ri. Fla. aud Fee Bill 70 a.
rected from 4e District Court VI WapeIlo rcY,1
State nf low commanding me fofseli the proIff4
hereinafter ds1ribed. rs by detree Of sa&Cou1 IA
recet, will Sose TO sale, at Iliblic vendue hs
highest and I'd bidder for cash hand, at ths fonty
Il, the COO House, in the Fly OF Jttumwa.ws
peia county, AYa, on the psf Hay Of January isG.
between the hos of O'Clock n and O'clock M,
of said tiay, th1n.owing des1hed real estatts
Lot No. four hulre and two tt2g In block No4hir.
ty-four t3p in elmwa, Wape k,onnty, lows. 1tken
rs by special luton li-ectk as the propert Of
Cyrus \. Bradsi9 ct ux, to ssHsfy an execute Ia
favor Of rhonasI vin and ag fst the said CyT3 A. |
Bradshaw ct ny, the sum Of 10 hundred and tir. !.
tytwo dollars All % cents, and iterest and cost
Dec. 20, 1859 Us. VI LEWIS, jr., sht.
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I'D in communication in The
10 sufficient amount of iron
s.ypurchased by Smith, Leighton &
complete the valley road to Eddy
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Price, Rep, has been ciects
4vsnpors BY s2s majority over JVs
De,n.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 5.-The Democratic State
Convention, to appoint four delegates at
large to the National Convention at Charles.
town, met here to-day. A large number
were present. Hon. w. r. Woods, OF
Licking county, presided. There were. also
one Vice President from each Congressional
District. Resolutions were adopted by large
majoritics, declaring Stephen. A. Douglas
the favorite of the Ohio Democracy for the
Presidency, and instructing delegates from
Ohio to cast the entire vote for him.
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IGEeat Female mcdicineI,

Femafs who value health, should neverlbe wthoat
these Pts They purify the blood, remove obstttc.
tons OF In kinds cleanse the skin Of all pmples aud
blotce Rnt bring the rich color Of pa,s
cheek he Plants and Herbs of which these pills
made, WI discovered in a very surprising way among
the Tez Sns "A tribe of Aborgnes in Mexico, Get
the Aim Of our Agent, aud you viii read with de-
light theAry interesting account il contains ot the
sGreat NIicine" Of he Aztecs
O1SERf Mountain Iierb Pills are put up IN
beautif9yrapper. Each hox contains 40 pills, and
Retail at Scents per box All genuine, have the sig.
nature of L. JUpsoN 4 Co, on each box.
L. JUDSON & CO., Sole Proprietors,
81 leonard Street, New ork.
Sold in Numwa nv John Pumroy and J. l.. 1aylo~;
in Agency Nv by r. NJ Knight; in Dahlonega by j.,
c. Kins'ey Hid by one Agent In each village, and hyi
Druggists Morally Orders for supplies 81 ould hcA
addressed W.. l.. Judson & Co., as above, or to d.
Ransom E61 date VIM Nudge + Co EariviI1e, MHd1
ison countytew YORK. Dec, ~, lS59-h4i IL N
In Bakesltc by Finney, Griswod 4 Co.
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IUDSON,S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.

AooVe we present you win n perIec' III
zuco, chief of tribe of the strange Aztec NatonH
that once ruled Mexico. You will find fuli accountf
Of him and his people in pamphlets ana AmSnacssS
to he had gratis from the Agents for hese Monc.
tain Herb Pills, has spent the greater part OF DE ms
in travelling, having visited nearly every county IN
the world lie spent over six years among ~ ~
ans of the Rocky Mountains and Of Mexico. and
thus that the Mountain Herb Pills. were disco =
very interesting account Of his adventures W z&
viii find in our Almanac and Pamphlet.
tablished fact that all diseases arise from ttNt
Impure Blood. AlA
The blood is the life I! and when any forefgnA
healthy matter gets mix ed with II, IL Is at ohce d H.
uted to every organ OF the body Every serve th
the poison, and all the vital organs quickly conr1"
The stomach will not digest the food PROV
liver ceases to secrete suite ieacy of BIZ
Of the heart Il weakened, and so tho
feeble. The lungs become cogg I'd
matter hence, a cou sh-.nd all -
at the fountain head Of e--thl ~ AZ
thrown some earth, for inst - pure n
, mSn1s which saur. ran :, ,s tiny " ,. mn 4
discolored. As qniekb impure blood 6yt4f \
part, andleaves <prF eiind, Anthe passsls.
come obstructed.nd unessthe obstruction is &. N
ed the lamp OF life dies out.
These pills Not only purify the blood, but regefs
all the secvetions Of the body they are, thersiof
Cure for Bilious Diseases.
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c. This anti
nous Medicine expeIs from the blood the hiddenn 7
of disease, ami renders all the fluids and secres I
pure antlfuent. clearing aud resuscitating the I
organs Pleasant indeed. is 1t tous, that we aye
to within your reach, medicine like the MY
tain Fe-b Pills, that viii pass directly to the am
paris. through the blood and fluids OF the boy.
cause the sufferer brighten with the flush OF be
al health. Judsoa's pitts are the best hems
eXis,.s for the fawns Samn,an.s: c Sous
dyspepsia, pia.s .psr r,r' r III Fever sna
Ague Female COMPLAINTS ~ ,dachss, Inaige.tion.
IndneEa, Tnfsnnaion, Inward Weasness Liver
Compliant Lovn IS Of Spirits, Files, stone aud 0rsy'
Sr 1 .
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LAND FOR YALE.

rIWfRTY.F0Uk AEPESTs o. Land, opposite
II tbs old race track grounds, sdjoinfnr Judge
b. D, Aysry's land, lying between eyvsrnmsnt 81
and North Boulevard, and On the line 81 the cou-
Templates Baton Hoazs and NOV Orjssns Rail-
read. II IL beautiful situation and most de-
sirabfs sit for suburban residences. Inquire Of
J. A. DEARBORN, or
dec22 CHAs. o. NOTATION.
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IRISH LINEN.

A FULL supply Of genuine Irish Linen
n at the lowest cash prices at
dse1 y. NJ. AsllEHH.
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spEfTACLEs.

r HAVE on hand an assertmsnt Of Pebbles snd
Il fps Glasses In Gold. Silver and Steel frames,
rhieb offer At mueh lower pricss than they are
vsnsrallv sold, TITO. GOLDMAN.
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IRISH LINENS,

A LARGE assortment n Irish Linens hiss Just
~ bees tsesiysd and 10 sale Low, ~ tbe
PHILADELPHIA CASH sT0nE,
oetfs Gafsystts street.
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lily, MOSQUITO ana ROACH rnAps A.
u janea. MosTAN q MATTAE
Hardware Corner.
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RI ana sow orFEl,lNa Tmn

1DrNAtNpFn ~ nv stoek ~ bAptEH pf,nss
IN auuns, comprising IN part, tsshtaefe De
tsines, hehes, French Mefinoes, Solid eeiufs sna
rfintpa ae ilainps. scotch usshmefe riaids, Pop.
ins, tfissslis, nish sit nyhss piaek ptsss siits,
trr,hasnes, Alreeas, Ladies' cieth, riush Mar
seiiles, Hiaeh cashmere fhswis, ciests aud fsw
French rsiies hrtes Also
GENTS AND BUyn CLOTHING.
uassifheras. esitinets, Hsntuekt Jeans, and
Ftenrh uassin,ptrs. Endorsements, Hats, Ueps;
Ties, ufatats, alb.ss. Mafseiies shirts. and tlsn'
ssi limiting hiitiss Also
HOUSE, FuRNiHiI1Na GOODS,
sseh as wetstea Curtain pamssts, Iaee and
Ninsiin Curtains Bassets, fisnneis, Carpets aud
nurs. Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
sueh a. Heavy Hefsers, iinsass rwiiisd and
rlsin lowell, Hickory and phasis stripes, ben
ltas, snd variety ~ tseni sstirles. all ~ whieh
: eifef ~ teasesh prices ~ order ~ ,Hsks fsss,
~, ny Epilhe inipsftatinnsi Hasa is n chanel
~ Bargains 1T q. ~ Mons,
Capitol uhsar Hirsp,
deez5 CORNER " Laurel ard Third stss
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HOPE STEAM WORKS.
RaNT ETREEr. nAToN ROUGE. La

Dner SAINT toufs rtouR always ready. 90
I'D nsftsis arrived last night fsesh ffen the
best, Fiouf, Iran, oats, Creole Corn, Meal, uep.
per Distilled WHISKY and steam Refined Meisssss.
will keer eemias 10 10 me, netwithstsndin the
Inducements offere elsewhere, 90 uatrsis Of
WHISKY In Store, worthy cf The notice q lssdsfs,
aut6 THOMAS nvnNE.
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FI,tir Hupsrninrn Il nov receiving direct
y mem the heat manufacturers. . nil assstt
,aea, ~ cARHiAaHE, comprising, ceAgHEs,
nAnouonrH, hoe AwANs, huuutrs, With end
without tops, fine rspttine buaatEs. suLHtE
aud a eumplstp assortment ~
CtstbDut1Ns' cans.
handsomely nnisheti stso, an elegant assortment
~ Iatness Of evest description, Csmnien. Fine
and Rnretnns.
! have ALEC added AZ elegant assortment ~
whire " my steek, Purchasers are invited 10
examine NY stick beiofs purchasing. ~ I VIII
sell cn az u,od terms ne any heuse IN The Evuth
nsv2a W. v. rtNNAHn
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Qsonnn WORM or DIAMONDS. consisting
WcVtV ~ eBs fsefed and, eisstsf and s,iitsfi
dnes iiresstpins, Earrings ana Crosses, s'i wsf.
tanted 10 he 6fst water, IN store ard for sale 81
the lowest ptiessby THHo aobbAANhs
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CAST s't'EEL,

OarAaor. Square, Cast ana aetmsn steel .,
mats MuNfAN q MAfTAss
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utAcK On lsss SILKS.

! r AN NOW prepared ~ show the hsnasemes,
ripee NJ Biseh Hilh IN this place, those IN wan,
~ such dsess viii sss.f Cad better srp.stuns
iit, W, y. Phillips.
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THULE, BERTiIAs AND CArEs.
I INVITE the attention Of the Ladies' 70 my large
j assortment Of these goods IN ell shapes nd
calors. also 10 my assortment Of Hall and We'd.
dtre dresses white, Hue, PINK, cherry, hui.
yellow aud Lilac Tariatons, Few more chan oes
left Cor thai beautiful blue Dress, -
der2 W, d. FlllbLlfh.
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COMBS AND BRUSHES.
ME NAVE recsivsd an assortment 81
w Shell and BnfFslo Tack Combs
Buffalo Rsddinfs Combs and brushes,
AZ the PfffLA CASH STORE,
oeti. Lsfayetts Street.
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ID Ptowa,-A few more len ~
MoNTAN " MATTA'E,
mafy4 Corner Lafayette Main sts'
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Table Cloths.

A PULL supply Of linen Table Drmssks, also
"A Hack Back and Crash Towels, ~ The
PIifLA. CASH STORE,
nov29.
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NRs. ALIENS HAIR RBsToRER, 70,
wi sale by En-. IL VIZ. BoabI.
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II tss MEswEETLy. q double extract Of sweet
N Tulips, just received and for sale by
,fsbs ND. 400 WIN. BEL
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| ifp MEssRs. EDToRs-The publication of my
fame in the list of the COMMITTEE Reception for
the Union constitutional Convention, is entirely without
49,, sIML K. GEORGE
5f-yD THERE WILL BE MEETING OF
PER AND GOLD MINING CoMPANY in the Company any
"a TG &c g t sss@ Of SN RfGSRs 70 r
ensuing year The will be closed on the 9th
my$:It ~ -" 80. Joseph LorGH, sec'y.
| 5~yD THE COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION
w. for the Constitutional Union Convention are re-
quested to meet the Committee of Arrangements their
Room, No. 5 Carroll Hail. on THURSDAY EVENING, May
Sd, at O'clock 1t is particularly desired that every
member of the Committee will be present. BUTTE days
are remaining in which to make all necessary arrange
ments for the comfort and convenience of the expected del
egations. By order of the
my2-2t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
1P BALTIMORE CITY REFORM CONVEN.
an RH WI Ns to the H
Nay at at the Saloon Of the law B sf fI dI d
my2 8 ~ ' GEO n Gill .i Pr ssidSi'
PNOTICE.-THE SECOND LECTURE OF
vs. THE COURSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHRIST
GHURGH, will be delivered at the NEW ASSEMBLY
?cqe q the Rev sTEPHEE + TYHG Nay q New
York. Subject The Lite and labors of JUDsoN"
sale at the door on the evening of the Lecture
fRCHESAPEAKEB BANK, Baltimore, April l6,
SS'(f 9GssfG 69 Re F6R 9k 6 #
TORS, fer the ensuing year, will held at the
Banking House of Orth and Fayette
SECOND TUESDAY in May next, being the Sth day of
said month"; between the hours of ten and two o'clock.
apI7-5awte II. CHAMBERLAINE. Cashier.
PMERCHANTS BANK, BALTIMORE, April IA,
- Observation-Disclosures will take notice that an ELEC-
ton FOR SEVEN DIRECTORS will be held at their
Banking House MONDAY the eth of May, between the
hours Of II and Ocl elk.
apl7tMy7 y. SPRIGG. Cashier
fp GREEN SPRING AVENUE COMPANY,
" Notice is hereby gwen to the Stockholders OF the
Green Spring Avenue Company, that a ELECTION FOR
SEVEN MANAGERS of said Company will be held at
10 o'clock MONDAY MORNING, the 18th day of NAV
next at No 80 South street. up stairs in accordance with
the charter of said Corporation
ApDLPHUS c. SCHAEFER,
WM. T. HOOPER,
II. n. GAMBRlLL,
J. H. TURNER,
TH0S. II. MOORE.
ROBERT NJ DENNISGN,
GEO B. MLLIGAN,
ap16-te Commissioners /
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did not suppose men would differ much when
they came to discuss it seriously, and we thought
it needless to present the affair in all its immoral
and disgusting aspects. But when prominent
journals undertake the defence of pugilism we
beg leave to enter our protest. True manhood is
not necessarily allied to brutality, and GOODNESS
and daring may be developed in men without
teaching them TO be depraved and inhuman.
Decency, and taste, and sense, have been strug-
Cling to get the upper hand in the world for many
centuries, and we do strenuously object TO any
and every attempt to lift illiterate and abandoned
bruisers above the low level in which they usual
ly Give, and move and have their being
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SEY.
A MAN SETS HIS HOUSE ON FIRE-FouR CHILDREN
FEARFULLY BURNED-FLIGHT AND ARREST OF THE
PERPETRATOR.-About4 o'clock Yesterday after
noon the building occupied a dwelling and
blacksmith shop by a named Hobbs, and stand
ing in the lane of Main street, near the market, in
Orange, was discovered to be on fire. The alarm
given and the people fastened to the place. but
found it impossible to save the premises. They
forced an entranc went up stairs and succeeded
in extricating Mrs. Hobbs, her five children, and
little girl the daughter of a neighbor, from the
burning house. They were all badly burned, but
it is thought that Mrs. Hobbs and two of the chill
dren will recover. The remaining three and also
the other little girl died of their injuries The sus
picions of every body were directed to Hobbs, the
husband and father, as the author of this agedy
short time before the discovery of the fire he was
seen by several persons to hasten from his dwell
ing, and make his way out of the village toward
Bloomfield. As he was often in difficulty with his
wife, and of known Incorporate habits this occur
renee was not calculated to create attention. The
neighbors had been repeatedly called to his house
to separate him from his wife, whose life he fire.
quently threatened. For ten days past he has been
several times attacked by delirium tremens. He
followed to Bloomfield, discovered and arrest
ed. Mrs. Hobbs is described by her neighbOrs as a
quiet and peaceable though ignorant woman, and
her situation, coupled with drunken man, menac-
ing her life and brutally beating her upon slight
provocation, has excited general commiseration.
PUBLIC GATHERINGS IN Misunderstanding the
present month various gatherings of interest will
take place in Washington. The Grand Lodge of
Masons will have their semi-annual communication;
the National Musical Convention will draw a large
number of amateurs from various parts of the
Union; there will be the japanese visitors; the
grand editorial excursion will crowd the city for
two or three days; preparations are in active pro-
gress for the great Sabbath School demonstration
thirty schools, with officers, aggregating up
wards Of six thousand persons, will appear in the
line.
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THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The United States steam
frigate Niagara has been ordered to get ready for
sea in two weeks. She is now lying in ordinary at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and when ready to sail
will go to Panama. and arrive there in time to take
the japanese Commissioners home after their visit
TO the limited States
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The rumor mentioned yesterday of the death of
Townsend Harris, our Consul General to Japan is
probably without foundation. The New York
Times says that Messrs. Wetmore & Co., of that
city, have letters from their correspondent to the
23d of February, and that they make no mention
either of the death or illness of Mr. Harris, with
whom the correspondent referred to is very init
mate. 1t is not likely that any later intelligence
than this has been received in this country
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LECTURE This EyENING.-The second lecture of
the course, for the benefit of Christ Church, will
be delivered at the New Assembly Rooms, this
evening, fby the Rev. DR.. Stephen ii. Tyng,o New
York. Subiect-"Life and Labors of Judson."
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MARINE Losses DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL
The following is the list of vessels wrecked or
disabled at sea during the month of April: Steam
ers 4; ships, II; barks, Is; briggs, II; schooners,
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HoRL1DAY STREET THEATRE.-The spectacle of the
Noiad Queen will be repeated this evening, and
also the farce called B. b., the Benicia Boy
Abroad
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,


E. MO- tbs,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore mad,
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing as
there can he found always hand and made to order
TErE-A-TETES in Brocatelle Plush or Hair Cloth: so
FAS, walnut and Mahogany in Push Hair Cloth or Gov
cred in any goods to order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
and Mahogany, OF various styles; 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, Of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
E. MOUNT,
fe2-tf No 81 Cav ST opp Odd Fellows, Hall
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A SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened.
CONSTABLE WALKER CO.,
aplStf 1856 Baltimore street
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ECONOMY ! ECONOMY | |

ECONOMY ECONOMY Il
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sIOtf LANES II IOuNSON
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WASHINGTON NEWS

THE MARYLAND MISUNDERSTANDING Museum
of Arts is still exhibiting at the Institute
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ERONT STREET THEATRE
Il DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.

CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, May 18th
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS!
SHOREY, CARLE DUPREZ and GREEN'S far famed
and wordrenowned only Original New Orleans and Metro
potan Buresque OPERA TROUPE AND BRASS BAND.
Great combination of talent and originality The largest
and best Band ever originated in their chast
yokng and irresistible Ethiopian Entertainments, intro
ducng the greatest varieties of New Songs Ballads uetts
Quartees, Overtures, Buresque Opera Pieces, Fancy
DANCES Queer and Funny Sayings, offered to the
public
Grand Free Balcony Concert of the Theatre each
evening by the Brass Band.
The Gay Street Passenger Railway is completed and
the running within block from the Theatre
making convenient for those who from dis
lance.
Doors open at o'clock; commencing ats.
Prices OF Enthusiastically Circle % Dress Circle
and Parquee IS cents Coored Boxes % cents Gallery 10
cents; Private Boxes Reserved Seats
CHARLES H. DUPREZ,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03

The New ORLEANS AND METROPOLITAN OPERA
TROUPE will commence a series of entertainments
at the Front Street Theatre, on Monday evening