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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

WASHINGTON, u. C.-wILLARD's HALL.
M M

WASHINGTON, u. C.-WILLARDs HALL.
" MISS sP PHrfI's ss CONCERT.
THIS Hon 'J JoHs sI c 'i sReeKss ni
The Hon. HGf 4 .Sr SS'd States
sPcsk,, Of the Heu'e Of Representative
The CabinH, Tae Diplomatic Corps
The ssaate and House Q Representatives.
At the Solicitation Of
The Hon. John C. Breckenidge,
YioePresideut Of the United States
The Hon; William Pennington.
lion Jacob rhs@p,op, secrstsfy IF The interior
Hon. Isasc TOucey SECRETARY q the Navy.
His ETcellency the Minister OF france,
His EEoelencJ the Minister of England.
Ill. EIcelency the Minister of Ausths,
His Excelency the Minister Of Russia
His szoelsncy the Minister Of Spain.
His Excelency the Minister of Sardinia,
His Excelency the Minister Of Naples,
His Erceleucy the Minister Of the Brs1s-
Senator Anthony, Senator Benjamin
Senator Bigler, senator Brxg. Z
Senator SENATOR crits,,enden, sen.t o fiteS
Senator Fitzpatrick, Sentto, Green,
Senator 4win, SET ator Hammond,
Senator Hemphil, sen,.o- Johnson * VIII
Senator Kennedy, Senator Laee,
Senator Latham, Senator Mallory
Senator Nicholson. Senator POWELL
Senator Nice, Seoator SALISBURY,
Senator Sebastian, Senator seward.
Senator wigsL Senator Yulee.
w C Anderson, NJ. c.. I'D Ashgore NJ o.
W. 4; Avery, &c, W. Ba5t.d,e' NJ c.
4. r. sot.Ier. NJ c., L. o's Branch NC.
BurDgsme, M. c., H. G. Burnett, NJ. C.,
). Cochrane N. c., J Y. Farnswoth. b. G..
T. h. Florence, 81. c. ]. T. Harris M. O.,
]. r Hastin NJ c., T. c. Hisdnan, N. C..
@. w. Hughes, NJ. c.. g. b. Hoard, III e.,
L. NJ. Kett NJ C.. Il. =. o. Lamar. NJ u,
w. Il. Msclay M C., w. 7. Miles. N g..
e. Moore M. g.. J. w. Noel, c.,
NJ A. Otsro NJ c., IN Q1arles, a. G.,
J. Ii. Reagan, NJ. c., G. Robinson: M c.
Oh L. Scott NJ c., l. l. Stevens, NJ G,
r. w Stevenson, III. C., l.. Stout. ~ G,
J'W IT. Underwood nj C. c. VaIl.rdishau, NJ c..
H. Wsldron, NJ c. w. @. whisslsy, ~ c.,
Mr.. Riggs, - ,,,, Mr. CorcoTAn'
MISS ADELINA PATTI
GRAND CONCERT
TO-DAY SATURDAY., March 81 at O'CLOCK, q. Wnard'
Hall
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TT III + ORIGINAL and CELEBRATED
Il GENERAL tom THUMB,
THE SMALLEST MAN ALIVE,
Wl have the honor of holding Lis Entertainments At
HOPE CHAPEL,
No. 7ls Broadway,
For short time only, commencing
MONDAY April
Two EnteItanmeb each dsy from TO a. aud y TO O'Clock
Doon open half an hour In advance
On SATURDAY there WIN bs an extra Entertainment,
meucng " O'Clock for the accommodation Of Families aud
Schools living distance Tie has engaged SenO OLvEihA,
the greai Volnist, and r. SCHRtNER, Pianist
Admission Daily Entertainment Is coats; Children under
10 years 10 Evening Entstsinmen Is o.nts Chdrn
un1,s 10 years, 10 oen.s. Reserved seats n csGta
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NTALLACK's THEATER.
w Doors open at IL 20 commence at u o'clock.
FIFTY-EIGHTH NIGHT,
INCREASING in ATTRACTIONS
NIGHTLY CROWDS
CITIZENS, VISITORS.
STRANGERS,
To witness the performance OF the
HOaANCE
POOR YOUNG MAN.
And the follow ing great cast inIndiny -
SIR LESTER WALLACE, DIR Bh0U0NAM,
Mr.. WALCOT, mr.. DY0(T,
Mrs HoEY,
MRS VERNON. MISS CANNON,
MIS- WALC0Tr MISS h0RANT,
la their great
ORIGINAL CHARACTERS,
Mr.. YOUNG MR. LEvERE, MR. PARSLOE, Gc.
EVERY MONT,
No free admission except the Presa
Boz book open two weeks in advance.
DARNUMs CLOCKS WOUND UP at his
I'D MUSEUM, where he will be glad to zee his friend, 70
DAY at O'Clock. No lex" Edges best FIREWORKS In
the evening long Advertisement
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WASHINGTON, d. C.-WILLARDs HALL.
w Miss ADELINA PATTI
GIvK
GRAND CONCERT
On SATURDAY MKT. March 81 at o'clock
At Wizards Hall.
Miss PATTI
Madame sTRAKOsCH,
BRIGE0LI, AMoDI0, sUSINl'
MAURICE STRAhOSCH.
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NEW MUsIC-Just Published by IL B. DOD-

NEW MUSIC-Just Published by H. b. DOD-
IN WORTH, No 6 Astor-place n. Y;
lie Prince Impensl-A new Qnadrile, recently Intro
duced IN with full description Of figures, htaught
Il the Academies Of Allen DodVortb. 80. 30 cents
Cemel!a; o. Danish Danoe....... Do. .....S5 cents
I'd or Sharon Springs-LAnceIs.. Do. 1910 cents
Caedonians Quadrfle-Wth hgIress Dc. 1910 cents
Empire Quadnls-Witb figures Do. .....t5 cents
Sent by mh free Of postage receipt Of the marked price,
TINHE LONDON BUILDER for January, CON-
II pencing the volume, contains the following
ILLUSTRATIONS:
Porch Of st Gregorys r. Church Cbeitenhsn, England
The Amsterdam ~ stal Pslsce.
LucIum's Life Boat.
Cambridge (Enk) Guildhal-the Selected Design
The Assembly 20 3nl In Cambridge GuiishAl
The Town Hal, Halifax, iorxshire England
Plan OF CrounS Floor Of Same.
Column at Annara-J spoois, Cey.on
In,rsnce to Temple VI DarlboOl, Ceylon
SeIscied Desn " slsce 1onumeot Stirling Scotland
are subscrip ion the LONDON 6U1LDER 81 year.
Single lspes 20 Cents WILMER ROGERS,
"a enss for America No AZ Nasau.sL, N. Y.
ILL -. o.
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RESIDENCE for SALE-Dd

III ANDoOME hEoIDENCE TOT oaLb-pi
II tfully situated In the suburbs OF Poughkeeps, sos
ina fine view Of the Hudson. The grounds are 10 ~
and by $50 feet in depth tsstey laid out and I'D
with choice fruit and ornamental Trees and shrlboey
modern improvements, including gas furnace, box W
&c. Gardeners Cottage good supply Of uttered rain
w.ter Half the purchase money remain. Apply
MASON, No. 63 Pine-st, N Y.,or j
JOS. SMART, Bsiding's Hotel, Poughy,1
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COR SAIE.-Hudson-Riyer FARM, at SO

IL per acre; FARM at Rverdse, directly oppode hyt
Park containing 10 acres 100 under cultivation and % sss
somey wooded and tlsg rivers
mountain views with cnmps Of hardwood snd eyegree9 g.
about the premises the farm IL suTrounde6
beautiful country being tho residences Of josn Jazz
Aston Abraham frothDghsm O. T. Pierce, Archibald kssss
aud others the SCH well adopted for fruit OF al ktnds
natural for gentemzn OF taste Pssc les. r
are very superior communications with New ORR by ar,
and stesInbost several times daily Apply to H. u ADAM
No. 70 Cedar-st.
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EOREICN NEWSPAPERS and PRBIODI-
III CALS-S1bscIiptions received for every hEWsPAPER
A. PEhIODI Published Ia Bnglsnd scotland aud Ireland
P.Iosg List Of 800 different oi now De bad
WlLLMER ROGERS,
nO. ~ kssseu-st, New York.
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CRY ISsPBcToRs DEPARTMENT NEw YORK, March % 1850
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea PrOpos
IN ais directed to DANIEL +. DELAVAN, City In
specto with the OF the bidder Endorsed thsreon an
Proposals. for cleaning the streets and k OF
the City OF NeEYork for the term Of i've years viii be
ceved the City Inspectors Office, No. Centre st. until
THURSDAY, the fifth day Of April 1900 a. IL O'Clock, noon at
Which time the same viii be publicly opened for cleaning h'
lsnes aud alleys and all CUTTERS whafves
piers heads Of slips public lands aud places aud the public
and the limits thereof to be thoroughly swept and
cleaned end immediately therefrom all dirt
ashes garbage and rubbish for the Of five in
peDce with the specifications OF article Of chapter % Of the
Revised Ordinances Of the Corporation Of said adopted by
the Mayor Aldermen aud Commona,y thereof June D. 1889
The ght reject any and all proposals bids received
deemed the interest Corporation Is hereby reserved
Blank proposals. estimates and specihcation including form
Of contract bs obtained upon application the City In
spectors Office, No. Cen,rest
f DANTEI, ~ DELAyAN CITY Insnector
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CHESS MONTHLY for APRllr-NOw Ready.
~ Cor s;us the o. Life the Teegrsphc Match Games
Probepf Notes ana News &C. 80 yesl rs cents naaber
w MILLER, No. ~ NassaU-st keT-foh
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TOR SALE or 10 LET-A first-class HOCsbl
IL the Of Bard and Cssts ton-avs, Staten ldss
house Is large, airy and cheerful Tbs grounds 1e Psi
over IT., Ney.lork
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II RESTAURANT and BILLIARD SALOON, situated on
enc Of the best tbooushes In the city This l.
any wishes enter into business Inquire corner
Fulton and Nassau lists In the basement
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L'OR SALE or TO LET-A MILL, with 81
Island 70 miles from the ity Of Nee-York For p-r1
inquire Of or ADDRESS WIN. N. VALENTINE, Roslsi
JAS ( VALENTINE, Ma. loo Wsterst, or WIN BUSl'f
No. l04 John-st.
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Il Barn Wagon House, and to &C -es Of Lsnd bssut
.itusted on the SHRk WSBURY RIVER, within tey1
utes' walk Of the Railroad Station and steamboat Lad
Red Bank Communication with New FORA two o. three
ealy Apply, personally or BY letter. TO the
Bank, N j. ~ D. CN
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-F0r families or single
Ret+enen Clinton and Carroll streets
House SPACIOUS location fine with large yard and gardon CON
yeueptl, o cars and (.
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Boar6 and Rooms.

A SMALL private family, reading in one OF the
n mos, pea,s and respectable neigh ,oarhoOds up
having more room th.n they occupy, would 10. Two FUR
kshED Rooms to gentleman. without board or would lee
SECOND FLOOR TO gentsmsn aud wife bui those with
unexcs ptthable references need sePly: APPiyto A.,
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DOARD WAN TED-In Brooklyn, adjacent TO
partial board for the former which mod
crate location of 60 private anily preferred; salts
factory be given Address w, bok no lslo
New ork Post Off.e
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- FISHER & HUNTER, =
81 PRACTICAL PL UMB Frs,
~ Nc. 138 W FAYETTR STREET. 81
Roofing. Hot Air Furnaces
Ranges and Stoves.
7 in and Sheet Iron work to order ap2ltf
ID MISUNDERSTANDING our improvement, corner
llof South street and Exchange place. have
to No. A South street, up stairs t.8z
ju21f c. H. MYERS & BRO
GAS FITTING
VI AND FIXTURES Es
BLAIR X CO., .... ..-. 81. n
fe7s-r No. s6s WEST BALTIMORE STREET +, 4. g.
THO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS. =
l. LANCASHIRE TOOLS, STUBB'S PATTERN.
just received lot of the above celebrated Tools including
VICE CHOP SLIDING TONGS,
=, PIYER NOSE AND DOG NOSE SLIDING TONGS,
EIFE FLAT AND ROUND NOSE PLYERS
CUTTING PLYERS AND CHAMPAGNE NIPPERS, tn
SToCKINGEE'S WATCHPENDULUM -.
AND CLOCK PLY Frs,
..,t ~ And large variety of GAS PIECERS Tx
. For sale at A REUTER- SONS,
No. 90 West Baltimore street, --
aul5-n i between Frederick and CAV
III BIESTER, - -
Il. MANUFACTURER OF 5sz.....,.e~
GILT AND ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS, st''t q tlsts &
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
.l No. 3l2 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
RSr All kinds Of SHOW CARD FRAMES made to order.
ROOM AND CAR MOULDING promptly attended to.
jel3tf
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,

Its columns have recently BEEN materially enlarged
and new features will be from time time introduced
render it not only additionally attractive the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable medium of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE contains the general
and political intelligence given in TIE DAILY EXCHANGE
and especial will be aken during the progress of the
present political campaign, include in its columns the
latest and most reliable reports of the State of Parties both
North and South and of the changing aspect of affairs
that always accompanies the struggle for the Presidency
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace
slant variety of choice NOVELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted FAMILY DING
selections from the EDITORIALS of THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the State of the markets. at 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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ID E NJ o V A /
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
p II o r o @ R A p II G. A L L z r Y

p no T o @ RA Pr GALL FRY
JOHN II. VAIL,
FROM 63 BALTIMORE STREET
Ey~ TO 2l3 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, +Ega
Just opposite Coran Co.'S Splendid Marble Buliinc
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, Nd
80 ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENT, AND NO CON
NECTION WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking my old free and customers the very
liberal patronage bestowed for many years at my Old
Stand am happy to inform them Of my REMOVAL to the
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted in the best and most costly style, and where
prepared to all kinds owor pertaining the
Art in the best sye and in all the branches
to first class Artists, and at prices which fail
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT ON Europe, and in
very large quantities, can afrd more liberal the
same quality of work than any other similar establishment
in this City. And as devote my undivided attention
the Art can assure the best and most satisfactory work,
and the most prompt and polite attenton
- John II. VAIL,
Ola RaIti mere g, -
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THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE,

0fwhch OVER TEN THOUSAND COPIES are printed,
is published the first OF each month, for the months
February, March and April, August September
October of each and is sent exclusively the business
men of the West and South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afford
ing he best advertising medium offered the people
of Maryland 1t circulates throughout the entire South
and est and will be and read by buyers than
all the other papers in Baltimore together
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THE TRI-WEEKLY EN- CHANGE

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AN } SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter o. THE DAILY Elk
CHANGE, including its general and political intelligence its
kilograms reports local affairs and public meetings. its
accurate and impartial reports of the markets. both foreign
and domestic its review of books its carefully pre-
pared abstracts of foreign and its editorial articles
thus given in every department the latest information
ccived in the city up to the day of publication
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TRAVELLING BAGS
c = nj IT,: MI Z ~ .

An assortment of all sizes of Russia Leather Just
W. +. OWENS,
Jul1u POS Baltimore street.
rORTLAN & CO.,
" Nos 2l5 and Els BALTIMORE STREET,
Oher the following seasonabe Goods:
GAUZE WIRE DISCOVERS,
For the protection of Cake, Bread Butter Meats &c from
les and insects large supply of this clearly article
hand of all Sizes both round and oval
FLY BRUSHES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
WAX NIGHT LIGHTS.
An agreeable and economical light fox the Bed Chamber
and nvenient for travellers.
PATENT ICE PITCHERS,
Some very beautiful.
PORCELAIN-IINED WATER COOLERS
Clearly and durable.
THE ARCTIC REFRIG orator,
pure.
Fer sale, wholesale and retail by
I0RTLAE & CO.,
.o,, Nos. PIC and 2S Baltimore street,
-lu2tllr Marble Building.
NOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES.-
o460 casks Cognac and Rochelle Branes including Her.
nessys Old London Deck Pne Castilon and Jules Robin
Cognac and Alexander Seiguete Rochelle. Imported by
previous TO the late in Brandes, which We now
offer for sale with great inducements 10 the trade
J f. JAMESON ~ Co,
50 South Charles street, Baltimore,
au11-2m IS Pearl street. New York
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MAST STEEL BELLS.
~ N. KEITH, JR IL SON, Agents, 20 South Charles
street. have in store sample Of these celebrated Bells,
made by Nayler, Vckers &c Co.. Sheffield, England, to
which they respectfully ask the attention of church organi
cations fire nts and Individuals throughout the
Southern and esern States. Bells supplied
tee. varying in weight from IS lbs 5000 lbs Prices are
only onehird much bronze, and less than half as
much as composition Bells Circulars be had appli
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
j. FORMED A C0-PARTNERsHIP UNDER THE STYLE
AND FIRM OF RUDEWALD & SINDALLI and have taken
the Warehouse No % Cheapsde for the purpose
Quoting general COMMISSION BUSINESS and for the
sale of Indigo, Spices Soda Ash, Sal Soda Soap STARCH Be-
FREDERICK W. RUDEWALD,
SAMUEL W. SiNDALL.
Baltimore, Aug. 1st, 1860. aul-Im+
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DNblit Sales.

fY.:t THE SUBSCRIBER, by virtue of power
iii contained in mortgage from VIM. Reisinger and wife
A to himself dated 2lth February, 1882 and recorded
" e. No folio Cos, will proceed SELL, at pubic
t4q at the Court House Door, IN THE CITY OF ANNAP
US' at l2ocock, on TUESDAY, the 2Sh day of August
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situated in
Forest, containing 2Oi4 acres more or less with the i'm
Proponents thereon, consisting of good Frime Dwell
AnnapollS and Immediately tbs Severn river 1t
enuer cultivation and is probably the best land in the
berries or other early fruit, and remarkably healthy
hce IN two equal instruments in and twelve months
Inc credit payments to bear interest and to be secured sat
o,-.m wM BROWN, Mortgage.
auI-2W R0BF. d. MORRISON, Attorney.
BY IGGERTON * KEYS,
r%N BALTIMORE Cfz,
HoRSE AND CARRIAGE IT,
NJ W. CORNER TE2 1G$r An SARATOGA STREETS,
HORSES FOX THE SALE OF
'''''''''''' CARRIAGES,
BY PUBLIC AUCTI65NN Nm ESQ., &C.
PRIVATE CONTRACT
viii PIHG& ETER4 WED SSsfs b Ga
mencing at ii o'clock.
The undersigned erected the above Establishment
have made arrangements with of the largest manu-
Of s Eastern States SfeP an sxeRSye as2
WAGONS, HARNESS, etc, always on hand
This establishment will give great advantages to persons
ing to purchase, as the srictet rules will be enforced
must correspond strictly with the warranty given
Oh and Horses not warranted will be cdShed
Horses for sale viii be exhibited at the owners DESIRE
either to harness or saddle Of which must be given
At the time OF entering suitable vehicle will be furnished
SF All Horses must be at the Bazaar by O'Clock on the
auI0-im EGFRTON KEYS, Auctioneers
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1DailOrs
AttOrutvs.
Constance Notites.

NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con
1\ sgne Ct the Prussan bark EDUARD, Wieting, mas
ter, from Bremen, will be responsible for any debts
tracted bv the of said vessel jul71m
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Stocks, Gxtbatas, TT.

Stocks, Gxebaags, TT.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ aul6-tf JOSIAH LEE & CO.
COMMERCIAL MN PAPER WA MT By ~ 80
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA Isr MORT
sale BY JOSIAH LEE ( Co WY aul6,t f.
RALTIMORE- AND OHIO RAILROAD
- BONDS of 1880 wanted by
anl0f No. "a Second street
rITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
aulOtf No "a Second Street
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
1 aaitf wanted by nj M sg gse5pS ASse
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
~ CHANTS BANK SrooAs P %f Il, sGG GTE1vAs
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Unfit Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
jul7.tf Basement chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
S for sale by S sAMUEt HARRIs M
EVIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il BY SAMUEL HARRIS, yr,
Jul7ni Basement Chesapeake Bank.
GTERLING EXCHANGE
, Sn,el For sale by .eE KNox &xcS,,,u.
STERLING.-fsO0 9o-day Bill on London for
bCsale by 49,. r....,
ap24f JAS CORNER 4 SONS.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
Llsums to suit. JNO. S. CUTTINGS h CO.,
o25u % South street.
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER d CO,
jel-f corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
ETNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & CO.,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
lV wanted by KNOX l. CO.,
ap2St Exchange Place.
ESXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
JllH IS Buchanan's wharf.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER 4 CO.,
jelf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
IN PHILIP COVER 4 CO.,
jelf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
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no CONTRACTORS.

IL p X O u o g A L s.
Proposals will be received for the CONSTRUCTOR OF
THE PASSENGER RAILWAY ON SHARP, HANOVER,
HILL, MONTGOMERY and LIGHT STREETS, to the end
of the paved street. to comprise Single Track Sharp
and Hill, Double Track Hanover between Hill and
Montgomery, Double Track on Montgomery from Hano-
Light street, and Double Track Light street to
the end of the street pavement Also, Single Track
Hanover to Hill street.
The Proposals embrace Material Construction OF
Curves, Switches and Paving The work to be done under
the supervision of the City Commissioner according the
Ordinance No A. of 1852 and Ordinance l2 of 1860 passed
and approved by the Mayor and City Council Baltimore
1t is to be distinctly understood that the bids will include
the entire work extra charges whatever to be allowed
For further particulars apply to the
a... d.. CENTRAL OFFICE, sf q Ii
No. 80 Baltimore street
Bids will be received until the lSt Of September in
elusive, ant Iw
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G0-Dartaersbfu Hotties.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP. The
~ Partnership heretofore existing between JAMES MUIR
RAY and HENRY r. HAZLEHURST, under the firm of
Murray \ Hazlehurst. has been DISSOLVED.
TO-PARTNERSHIP.- R. HALLE
OHURST and W. d. WIEGAND HAVE FORMED A co.
PARTNERSHIP, under the style of HAZLEhURST & co,
for the purpose of CARRYING ON THE MACHINE AND
FOUNDRY BUSINESS at the VULCAN WORKS.
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lFlTINUE THE SHIP CHANDLERY, SHIP BROKER
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old Stand
No. SPEARS WHARF, for and on his account,
ill Lo..nA Lac. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-20
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9l GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
P MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
n % III III WARERooMs:
u Nos. Is, II and l9 N. EUTAw STREET
. OFFICE:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYETTE STREETS,
The undersigned has always hand of the largest
assortments of PIANO FORTES in this city. which for
beauty of nsh and sweetness of elasticity
tomeh have by judges been pronounced unrivaled.
The highest Premum-a Gold Medal-was awardeA them
1859. -I--'
Every Piano guaranteed for five years. and privilege
exchange granted any time within six months from day
of sale, if not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices LIBERAL and call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere. . IF
~ Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash.
d9tf HENRY GAEHTE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-29
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