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itinerant dealers who stand ready on all fitting
occasions to voueh for their authenticity. Skep-
teal "art critics" may shrug their shoulders but
the canvas is undeniably ancient, the frame is
worm-eaten to degree that would satisfy
the most exacting of antiquarians whilst the paint
ing itself is as smoky and dirt-begrimed as if it
had been hidden away among forgotten household
lumber for centuries. If further proof be needed,
the dealer stands ready to furnish it, He dips his
brush in cleansing preparation, passes it lightly
over one corner fthe picture, and on the hem of
garment, or hidden away among the foliage of
the foreground, suddenly peer out certain cabais-
tic signs which he inerpres to be the name of the
artist. OF the manner in which this great prize
came into the possession of the Italian vendor,
there is always little family history to tell, which
being full of minute details delivered with an air
of mingled earnestness and candor, seldom fails to
carry conviction of its truth to the mind of the
listener-especally if that listener happens TO be
an American. So, under the seal of secresv, o.
bargain is struck and the picture is sent out of the
country, as stealthily and expeditously as posi-
BILE, lest it should be pounced upon and detained
by government which is known to watch with
jealous eye the removal of those choice works of
art that constitute one of the chief attractions
OF the country. But the picture thus snug
ged away to a distant lands it really a
prize2 The vender has pronounced it-perhaps "a
RAPHAEL" perhaps "a GUIDO" ''The thing
''that seems so, whilst it seems so, is" Why,
then, should any pertinacious investigator seek
by practical demonstration to the contrary, to
destroy what, after all, may prove to be nothing
more than a pleasant delusion? We may be for
given, however, for limiting to future American
travellers in Italy, that there are artists there
whose most profitable business consists in getting
up Ito ORDER pictures by the old masters. They
are ingeniously fabricated, and every available
means of deception is resorted to, by uuscrupu-
lous dealers, for the express purpose of trapping
the unwary into paying an exor1itant price for a
picture, which frequently does not even possess
the negative merit of being decent copy.
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The multitude of cart treasures to be found in
private galleries in the UNITED STATES is some
thing wonderful. Pictures by the cold masters''
ALI OF them 'undoubted originals" of course
are as common as blackherries. RApHAELs and
TITIANs, GUDos and CLAUDEs on the smokiest of
canvas, and in the most gorgeous of Gilt frames,
may frequently be found side by side with the
chefs d'@uereS of RUBENs and VANDyKE. of Pam
POTTER and TENIERs. There they hang, these
heir-looms OF decayed Italian and Flemish fami
lies the pride of their new owners and the admi
ration oil Their guests. Great bargains, MANY of
thsm were, and if it were not that the advertise
ment ofthe auctioneer who sold them attests their
genuineness, one might be led to suppose that
there was either some mistake in the matter or
that the famous Painters, to whose genius the
world mas long done reverence, were gifted with a
facility tor production and re production that ap-
proxlmates 10 the marvellous. Judged by these
specimens of their skill a candid man would have
reason to doubt whether they were DESERVING If
the reputation they have acquired There are
moreover circumstances constantly occurring in
connection with these "gems of art' which
are so puzzling that it would be rash
to attempt to reconcile them with certain
other circumstances, with which they con-
fict. There is, for instance a SALvAToF
RosA--a landscape full of wildness and rug
red sublimity-which travellers recently from
Paris confidently declare that they saw occupying
a position of honor in the Gallery of the Louvre
Yet. strange to say by some magical process thai
celebrated picture after having Suffered sea
'tchange" and looking very much the worse fol
it, has the reputation of gracing more than one
American collection. But by far the larger por-
ton of Italian pictures in this country, with grea
names attached to them, have the singular merit
of being the result of new discoveries. This will
account for the fact that they are not described
in any of the various catalogues which have been
published from time to time, and which are assert
ed to he complete lists of the works of the famous
Painters Some of them were purchased by
Americans while in Italy, and are of that
class which are constantly being brought
to light through the indefatigable exertions Of
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH %, 1860

The VISIT OF THE PRINcE.-The Canadians are
already preparing for the contemplated visit of
their future King. An ode of welcome, among
other things has been written, and ascantata COM
posed to it, and a society of amateurs in Montreal
are preparing to practisekt as it is ready.
1t is to be sung to the organ and the performers
already number forty. The Montreal Oratorio So
ciety intend giving public performance while the
Prince is there, and are practising 'The Creation
for the occasion.
The boss cabinet-makers of New York are hold
ing meetings, in order to form an organization to
protect themselves against the demands of their
workmen.
The Children's Aid Society of New York sent
out company of more than so boys and girls to
the West, on Monday afternoon.
John Crimmins, the murderer of Dennis McHen-
ry, is to be executed in New York tomorrow.
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SALE OF OLD CoINs.-A sale of old and curious
coins took place in New York on Tuesday A hyng
eagle dollar brought IS; cent of 1903 s. Ok.
1893, Sl1.25. Massachusetts, pine tree threenenca
brought S6.75. 1t bore date 1862. flyinp eaole
dollar of 1886 brought 50. Dimes of the wear
lS00-l-2 brought 80 cents each, and one of 1922
went as high as $3.50. In the sale of American
cents the bidding very lively and some of them
brought high prices. link cent of 1898 went for
$500; cent of 1898, $3.50; 1884, So. 10; 1917, So
Two half cents of 1881 went at So each, and one
OF neoz at SLID. One of Chalmers Annapolis
snlihngs went as high as $3.50, and Louisiana
copper OF l772, $3.50. Toy cent of Georgia So. 90
inere was large number of old American dollars
half dollars, &c but they did not hiring varv b;nb
prices All the interest appeared to he man;fasfed
In the copper coins, of which there was Iarna
variety. The pieces ranged from three cents q
piece up to as many dollars. Those we have onotod
| were some of the highest that were paid. a'N'sN
NEW AND USEFUL LIGHT INVENTED. -Sc;ont;eo
men have been employed for some time in saaL;ro
artificial light for the exploration of tho
of the human body The difficulties in the nrohl
were to find light that produced no calor;c -
light which might be condensed in tubes of small
dimensions and which produced white fame :.
Messrs. Du Moncel and Ruhnkorff, Russians have
arrived at these results. They employ emntv
tubes of Giessler, which do not transmit ealaric
under the influence of electric light. These tnhes
are bent and interlaced into labyrinth and tbav
thus obtain vast quantity of light in a snaca 81
small as will admit of its use even in CAVITY H.
that of the nostrils. This light has already baar
used with advantage in the examination of disease
in all the cavities of the body.
Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley, family and suite, reacbed
New York on Saturday from Nassau.
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The New Police CAsE.-We understand that
Mr.. Alexander concluded his argument in the
Court of Appeals, on behalf of the Mayor and City
Council, in this case, Tuesday afternoon. He
raised new point, upon which he dwelt with much
earnestness, which was that the Helper Amendment
engrafted in the bill prescription for political
opinion, and contrary to the Constitution and
against the fundamental principles of our govern
ment. Treating it as qualifying the whole bill, he
argued that its unconstitutionality made the whole
bill unconstitutional. ]. Mason Campbell, ESQ.,,
had commenced, Yesterday morning, the argument
in support of the bill, but had not concluded when
the cars left. Hon. Reverdy johnson will follow
him on the same side, and Mr.. Schley will close the
Much interest is manifested in the matter by
the citizens of Annapolis and the court room is
made quite animated by the ladies and gentlemen
in attendance. The Governor was again present
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The Exchange Supplementary Adver-
tiSer for April

will 60 to press early next week All those
who propose TO avail themselves of this most ex.
tensive and popular advertising medium are re-
quesed to send in their advertisements in the
course of the present week.
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ADVERTISING PATFS


contracts to he matters Of special agreement
TO CORRESP ONDENTS.
No notice be taken of Anonymous Communications.
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
the and address of the wrteno necessarily for
publication, but as guaranty for his good faith.
- We cannot undertake to return rejected Communca
tons
Letters to be addressed "To The DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, MARYLAND y
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SHAY's SUGAR CURED HANS.

1t gives pleasure to state that this old and Justly cee
braed BRAND is again in market Tender juicy and of
unsurpassed flavor, boiled, baked fried They
out rival. and such John Bull himself might envy
Messrs G. W. MoRLNa Son, opposite the Maltby House,
Pratt street, are this Sole Agents for this city
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51tsuralttf Companies.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS
No. IS Exchange Place.
LLIOTT JOHNSTON,
MI a r l M :,
FIRE AND LIFE
L IN S u r. A NOE AGEN
In requesting share of the Insurance of the MER-
CHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN of Baltimore, offer fol-
their approval the following list OF
COMPANIES,
comprising some of the
MOST RELIABLE,
IN THE COUNTRY.
ask the closest scrutiny into their ASSETS, SECURI
TIES and INTEGRITY.
AT THE OFFICE,
NO. So 9 * OH ANGE PLACE.
Will always be found
THE LA ESr INSURANCE NEWS AND PERIODICALS
ALSO,
THE AMERICAN LLOYDS' REGISTER"
FOR THE ESPECIAL ACCOMMODATION OF MERCHANT
AND SHIPPING HOUSES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COUNTRY HOUSES,
AND FARM PROPERT
WRITTEN ON AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES
WASHINGTON MUTUAL,
OF NEW YORK,
Capital. 100000
IS per cent. of Profits Returned to Policy Holders
MECHANICS AND TRADERS OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s27l,OOO
CITIZENS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, 1924 900.
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS, OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, s2lI,Oe0
TRADEsMEN's, OF NEW YORK,
Capital and Surplus $l65,OOO
UNION MUTUAL MARINE OF PHILADELPHIA,
incorporated 1874.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
mhS.tf S. EXCHANGE PLACE.
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4Vl OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE:
m W CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH SITS.
This STRONGLY ORGANIZED Company insures against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE on an kinds of PronaTfv
THOS E. HAMBLETON, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS:
JOHN J; ABRAHAMS, GEORGE F. SLOAN.
LANES HOOPER JR., JEREMIAH FISHER,
MlELiAM HOPKINS, EDW. W. ROBINSON,
John 4 HIMBtkToN, WI " sPEN lGEp BERRY
JOHN STELLMAN, BENZ. +. NEWCOMER,
felSeGtfr OTIS SPEAR, Secretary
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
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RAYS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE OF INSANITY.
Treatise the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity By
DR. ISAAC RAY Fourth edition. revised much enlarge
$40. 49,
pr Kay is without doubt, the most elaborate author ex
tant on the medical Jurisprudence of insanity can
read his pages without gaining deeper knowledge of hu-
man nature and wider and more liberal view of human
inftrmtY. H-Boston Post.
y hold in my hand perhaps the most scientific treatise
that the age has produced on the subject of INSANITY in re
on to Jurisprudence it is the of Dr. Ray an Amer
writer Medical Jurisprudence Mr. C9ckburn Al
tornpy General of England rnho an2fr
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES RECEIVED. The Washin gton
Star, of yesterday evening, says: We learn we
go to press that the Navy Department is to-day in
receipt of dispatches from Capt Jarvis, of the Sa
vannah, and CON- Turner, of the Saratoga, giving
official details of the capture of the Mexican war
steamers by the American squadron
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TY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, MARCH
~ 26 1S6At meeting of the Medical Faculty of the
University Of Maryland held this day. on the occasion of
Nsaisa and Of Berwick B. Smith
EeSo a u the death hs yesterday mSyrnng of Dr.
Charles FrGk the Faculty recognize BY which the
complished teacher the Medical Profession of one Of its
whom they cordially respected honored and loved
Thatpanul and reparable the loss which they have
ton from rejecting the and exalted character Of
e tbs rgspci and esteem Of ali Who
knew him;
That the midst Of gtisf they contemplate with pride
Prfr duty to safety and to endanger and sacrifice his
the III ae 6e ID
sna a Rq Of sch m to the noble Phys
That the Medical Facuy view With profound regret the
Ss by ss e.
s w of b the ceg has enabled them form
@ae a1 and ee an
esteemed for his numerous and endearng virtues
Signed by 0'a e. ". N M tffEfS!fEh D.
IPELECTION.---ME MUTUAL
f EEcGy cq F1R S5E Al EGF5p March
ct hf 6e e 6Safs
mh2aeotAp9 Secretary
fP THE MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL
meeting on rS ssb nsisnf
atty Of it 9s a Of S 6s HdG ard
able tribute Prospect to the memory of Frof FRGcK.
JOHN F. M0NM0NIER,
$780, Chairman Executive Committee,
mh2S IT Med and CHR Faculty.
|fP LECTURE.
u.s. By request, Lecture (not in connection with the
Mo q GoMMER6A COLLEGE,
corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
REV. E. YEATES REESE, d. D.
On THIS THURSDAY EVENING, at s o'clock.
~ Subject:
"The Moral Uses of the Humorous in Poetry
LADIES and Gentlemen are invited to attend.
ss- SEATS FREE. mh2S2tt
TP +. KNAPP'S INSTITUTE, No. 10 SOUTH
~ GAY STREET.-The ANNUAL EXAMINATION of
this institution will begin on MONDAY, 18th inst, at
O'clock and continued daily until Wednesday The Com
IneCenent wi take place at the EW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
on THURSDAY EY ENING, at 61l O'Clock
mi26-itF f. KNAPP, Principal.
1~P FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK,
e. - BALrIMoRE March 10, 1s60-EL ECTION-The
stock holders of this Bank hereby notified that an cleo
ton for NINE DIRECTORS, to serve the ensuing year will
be held at the Banking House MONDAY the 9th day of
April next, between the hours off NJ. and p NJ
,,o JAMES MOTT,
M
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MAINS HORN AND DINING Rooms
ia W, BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN plan

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
West continue to up Meals at very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL. Parties, large small accommodated large
and private Dining Rooms second floor Thankful for
the liberal patronage received respectfully ask
continuance ofthe same.
Our Chambers have recently refurnished, and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house. No so FAYETrE STREET
R24-tf c. H. MANN, Proprietor
POETRY.
In Baltimore city there is now to be seen,
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
Made by Booth PARMENTER is easily run by ladies or
gents
Will Stitch Shirts Dresses and aers Coats Vests Pants
To those who need good machine now take our advice
Buy OF Booth ParmeAtersso very cheap at the price
As they are simple they getting all the rage
And, beyond doubt, are the Machine of the age.
Now Booth Parmenters Machines cannot be beat
Sold by NJ s. Buttles $50 Baltimore street
Where we invite one and all passing that way.
1t is free exhibitlon-you have nothing to pay
mh26 If SALES ROOMS $50 BALTIMORE STREET
ECONOMY Economy
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 8 NORTH STREET.
sl0f JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs CAsToRs'
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices
JAR. CAMPBELL,
NIL tt R. GER COR 227 Baltimore street
COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
will be found eacious well agreeable
|
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rha E M..1 r is mailed to subscrbers at One
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE DALY EXCHANGE = printed upon clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type which is constantly
newell thus Offering to merchants and others making
of columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
and attractive display of their advertisements while
already large and rapidly increasing circulation and the
admitted superiority of its commercial department over
fany other paper published the city make it the
and most desirable medium for advertising presented
49, p1tfpaTttF
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TAYLOR'S LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Treatise on the American Law of Landlord and Tenant
embracing the Statutory Provisions and Judicial Decisions
of the several United States in reference thereto, with
lection of Presidents. By JOHN N TAYLOR. Esq Third
edition, revised and much enlarged. svo. S..
This is learned and valuable treatise upon the Amer
ca n law on this subject. "-Kents Com, vol. iii
From the examination which have been able to make
OF the book, should think that Mr. Taylor had been emf
nenty successful in the execution Of his PLAN and that
has given to the profession and to two large classes
the letters and the hrers complete ami practical book
Law Reporter.
There are few works, upon any branch of legal science
better or more methodic lily arranged embracing within
the same space more full and practical summary or more
reliable than is to found in this the Hon
samuel Nelson, of the United States Supreme Court
"A PRACTICAL lucid and comprehensive treatise upon an
important branch of legal science adapted this country
succncty developing the progress of REFORM andexhbing
an equal regard to the rights of the tenant, well as te
those Of the landlord, desderatum which this work
has ably supplied. New York Evening Post
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CoNGREss.-ln the Senate yesterday definite
time for taking up a number ofbills was fixed Mr..
Davis reported bill providing pensions for the
widows and orphans of the officers and soldiers of
the army The bill to increase the pay of the Off
GERS of the navy was taken up, and after long de-
bate was passed.
In the House the consideration of the bill for
suppressing poygamy in the Territories of the
United States was resumed. 1t was proposed by
Mr.. Branch to strike out all that part of the bill
declaring polygamy criminal, and retaining only
much annuls and declares void all the laws of
Utah sanctioning and permitting polygamy at the
same time suggesting to the Democratic side of the
House that if poiygamy was made criminal in the
Territories, then slavery would also be made crimi-
nal Mr.. Clark said that the Committee ON Terri
tories were contemplating the propriety of parcel
ing out the Territory of Utah to other territories
so that the people of the latter may have power to
suppress spolygamy and other enormties Mr..
Branch thought that this was right and said that
wherever the people of Territory, show them
selves unit for selt.government, he would vote to
take from them all control over their affairs. A
test vote was then taken by motion to lay on the
table, which was negatived by vote of nineteen
ayes to one hundred and forty-eight nays Mr..
Logan offered substitute proposing to repeal the
law establishing the territorial government OF
Utah, after which the future consideration of the
bill was postponed till Monday next. The Ju,
dietary Committee was authorized to take testimo-
ny in reference to the impeachment of Judge Wat
rous of Texas.
The House in Committee of the Whole rejected
Mr.. Boteler's amendment to the Army Appropria-
ton BILL
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
POUNDS.
told Nugget, J. D. Perine,
Heiaslck, Christians Comfort
Eudora, Piedmont,
Chambers & Flippen, Quitman,
Reid iGiraIdo
Lindsay, La Pinta,
granger, Excelsior.
FIvEs AND TENS.
=. II. Smiley, r.. F. Epps,
]. v Y, Priddy, Bschers's 0uid
y, EIuriage, Whangdoodle,
Keime, Robinson Co., Pine Apple
Isaac Newton, e. F. RoyaIl,
Woodbne G. S. Pearson,
rem, Alexander,
A E. Crutchheld, r. = &c Geo; Lay.
Pine Apple, Wealth of Nations
y atoms Pride, Jobber's Delight,
u r. Royal, Peach Honey,
WWssceolas Tom Smith, bright,
Widow Hughes, Douglas,
;; W; Gates t.ss, osceoa, bright,
Sir Francis Drake, rasman
Continental, f. p, Withers,
Cromotela, La Pnta,
Tiger. Catawba
T. A. Barber
Moores Kikinick Smoking Tobacco
RI Dewberry Spun, Blackberry Spun, Rough and Ready
twists IN Kegs Powhaan Pipes and Smoking Tobacco, in
ARMIsTEAD, RIGGS & Co,
mh2gu 81 Exchange Place.
CARPETINGs,v ,,r,xes
r caRPETNGsS Gaf FIN 81 A SSboG6EH CLOTHS
AN H CAAiRTPE ETH MATrINGs AND OIL CLOTHS,
oN BEST TERMS B PxSvsroN ppos
mh29tf No. 81 Baltimore street
NEW EDITIONS
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KlNDLINQ WooDl KINpLlNG W0opt
SAWED AND Split WouD, AMY SIZE
Al Office o! City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORM sTRxsr.
sIe-tf JAS. "A JOHNSON
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For LENT

For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No. /
MACKEREL Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING in
kits halves and quarter bb all in excellent order and
fine quality, just received by.
GREEN YoE,
feI6-tf IS Baltimore street.
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
slc-u JAMES n. JOHNSON
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
z. o u IT'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows HaI
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there be found always hand and madeto order:
TErE-A-TETES, in Brocatelle Plush Hair Cloth; So
FASs Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth,
any goods order; Full French Parlor Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns
Brocatelle Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany of various styles from $50 to t2G0
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut Oak, &c. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTs5, of all pat
terms Hair Husk and Spring MATTR F; hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
rs.. T. MOUNT,
fe2f No 81 NJ CAV St, opn Odd Fellows Han
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