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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-21
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5V'3V""N ~tVN WNV
Fem 9ctbrttn ptH:lter puhlifum ~ turp pan an r,r $50,
eT %'Ipdr UNI GTitEtn SIr0Ec tln rHpyrrre NaICr pcr allrr.
pam N'tl;trr tur IL oGISprGbiEsr ,;lhliri nj. n,rIbte eaa
,tntl9e piHN"t "t'TaTi ottlrr AIt III NapnI no III. llnlsr
enforcement tnThaIt W!nS.. Sitll- NM preru,r.J0,,rl
@ttIlsr unr g'aPtsn, vrutl alter Nrt, hNitc- uS 3k,tF1n.
nc". yonlpta zen Slim. %lch, britannia unp iilptrplafttrre.
SeFtPLtttF, SpLcacs UNI SptcAcIia'r aucr Girrstn, -
Sbub-, Rteib:r-, Gftn. uno SnrIunpuyitcn ana, aurrN,nn
IlEjt 2"1NEcn une SrtelScUl &c. !. &&nrurcrfIufcr purcn
q 9ott!t!Ie~'t Ttcen, bet .Iao crit rcrjuiv~ebrn, Ca mr. I'M
S'ShPs Il"c, tnhtA "4HnabMsnclt btliA gcr!dUTcn 81 frnncn
Sha1. Ii. ~rmv. ode nrr :. II. 4irr1bitr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-21
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Tne German ADVERTISER,

ire German ADVERTISER,
3. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
nry,cr: Tth Str, between CLAY * LEIGH.
eeinsuusrn
pr ,,Snwisu" t~rittint itrtr Stcraen, sFnntass ouset>
,srr,tu, ,uu pp&,zlli%tH CUBIC irtirnSprctt rr 10 Cts,
'.,s,r an st reip. Srlstr. prt $5.O in iSSrIitcr Irraus
T,,ssIu1s. - %n;,issr Nreer unitr ~fpIeenctn S,einsuno,n
SufsaSrt: GirmaIist GirrudurS srr 10 3tiIen setr wcni>
arr 20 cts. imeimslile - ats, ctclmaiisc Sl.oo. zine
sH,uste $500. ;prIf Rauae $1,000 in sitrttIiabr i6tr
s,,raustaabIuus. arieia,n, bic na6 ReIirs,n srrSnrtrt
ytrbu ftnnsn, rtrecn nit $500 rct 9abr tctbra.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-21
u. A. FAUCHE,
(ccn YarISJ,

u. A. FAUCHE,
Iecn YarISJ,
Iorm er unp 3eweIIer,
2"S 8rcao< nSbt Der 3itn SnIst.
-. y. Uauhc, Der lcit VicuInonpan,iS 1asYcn in hs,
tIrlttS ubrtn, uno 1eptIcr- Otitaftn sOr ,psrIS, @rii
Son'en Nhe New 20 btlhafi9t mar, crlaust iib ocn Nlr-
HIH "tnhe' PS ct 9nit9c iii mSten, oar TT 233 8reacitr.
Gun :tr"rtAtS @sltblft rrc1ntt BAT, Iuc lid fuucumrs. ale
III it'n eFlNa e'rlhla.Wnc: 4rbct ell eaitlbit sut1 emit
"s0hlen Nno 3ay 3ur':orir:;t ~a"5fIArcu * tSnncp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
DAILY EMPIRE.
Per week, payable 10 Carriers
by mail per annum, In lyance


or for longerperod than above specified, made known
vt the Counting Room.
Advertisements published IN both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMrRE, will he subject 30 an additional charge
Of one-lalf the Daily rates.
An advertisements are charged at the rate Of ffy
per square (of ten lnes) tor the FIRST insertion, and
twenty five cents for every additional Insertion, unless
agreement Is made previous 70 insertion at the above
rates.
M Persons wishing TO discontinue their yearly nd
vertising must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must hc paid for In advance.
The privilege OF annial ndyertscrss Ia limited 70 their
own bisincss and a advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, well as legal advertisements and nd
yeriisements OF auction sales sent IN by them must he
paid for At the regular rates
Tributes of Respects Notices, Meetings Of Literary,
Military Fire and other assOciaonsor the holding ui
Fairs to he paid lorHs follows: For insertion Of
any such notice, not exceeding square of ten lines,
81 cnts and 10 ns for every subsequent Insertion
Adtertiseinents not exceeding one-half square in
length, inserted one time for ~ cents. All notices in
tended to promote private interests, 10 be- inserted ia
the focal column (which Is only the option Of the Ed
t0rs must he paid for ut the rate Of 10 cents per lne
No cuts, stercotypcs or elocrotypes inserted, unless
all Metdi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Illinois central Railroad.

TINwO Daily Passenger Trans leave Indianapolis, via
| Tcrre Haute and indianapolis Railroad, making
close connection with the Illinois Central lbpread m fol,
lows .-
At BIattoon for tlrlana, kanalipe Ccntmla, cairo,
Memphis, Natche2, Nicshntg New Orleans and MOlale.
At Pnna for Decatur, Springt ld, Bluumngton Peo.
ria, GaeshuTg, Burlington, quincy, la Sale, ROol,
Island, Mendoza Dixon, Fulton, Cedar Repds, Free
port. Mineral Point Galena, Dubuque, Independence,
Cedar Falls, Prairie Du Choln, laOrosse and st. Paul.
HH-For through tickets Apply ht thu offices Of the In
ltue and indianapolis Roiroain thellnion Depot in
dianapols. W. r. ARTHUR, aa
General Superintendent Chicago.
W. p. Johnson, Gen. Pnssp'r, Az, Chicago. aul6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
BaItImOre and ONO RaIIroad.

lSa ~ .s.i..s:s:l .s.:.s.sssis:l
GREAT NATIONAL ALROuTE-Tcrminates Mt WASH
VI ington and Baltimore ON the East, and Wheeling,
BeWOOd and Pnfkerslrg on the West, Mt which place
tnites with Railroads. Steamers, 49,, Tor and om all
points n the West Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for al the Eastern Cities
RB-'fhis is the only route to Washington oity-da
Passengers ly this route can visit Baltimore, phla-
pelpha, New York and Boston, atthc cost Of ticket
10 Boston alone, los other hno9.
Through tickets 20 the Eastcn cities can le procured
via Washington tAty atun additional chprgo Of 81.
Time quick aud fare ns low as by any other route.
Hs-SleepinQ Cars on all night trains
Inquire for ticNots win Baltimore ami ohio Railroad,
at any Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
j. II. SULLIVAN, Gen, Western Ag't.
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Ag't
W. p. SMITH Master OF Transportation. aldd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

dent admirers, r. =, Marsh, delivered leo
ture before the Smithsonian Institute In 1854,
which was widely circulated in their reports,
and did much towards preparing the public to
banker the domestieaton Of the camel ON the
American wilds r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
l1rtnting tlateiaIs,
FRANKLIN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

II. ALLISON Supt.,
DRlNrlNG PRESSES, Cases, Gaeys, SC News
il Book, and job Type, Inks and Printing Materials
OF every description. nlanda aud Pattern Letters
various styles. SrERgorYtsG hf al kiuds-Buoka Mu.
slc Patent Medicine Directions, Labels jobs Wood
Outs, etc ELgctR0rYPINai In an its branches. mys2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street,
DAYTON, ONO.

JACOB HIDLER, Proprietor, The Excelsior Pta-
- dnce and Commission Store Is iu the b-st pts-
sl4e triin Tor the summer Campaign Tho proprietor
having had long c1Vgri,ucc caterer 20 the pubic
taste, Understands nl, the tae wants Of this coiuu-
nifty, End il rrrIarrl 60 -uIly them. Fl,E- II
MEATS, GAME, POULTRY, pEuNlGE NEtEIA-
BLkS, FRUITS, Ge, together with all tic little rlle
extras that gatri 90 tht is.tr during the SUM
mer will always be k,p mesh and nice, and subject 10
the order OF the pubic Who appreciate tine cnuVeu-
ence Of obtsnlng such things every day, and any
Iume Of tho day. -
odd Jake Is -fll determined 10 please tho people i,d
be does not, hu Is determined Il shall not e hr tult
He desires the people 10 g, and see his pllco Heis
sure he can please utUIu. uoyt.tf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton II. r.
I[N ls "a ...s..,i,:-5 . i....s;i5s t..,s..ys


ON and after Monday, April ~, 1850, Passenger
~ Trains will leave the Sixth Street Depot Dayton
for Cincinnati, follows:
At $50 a m, s;OO IN, $50 p m, and ESQ p m.
Returning, Win leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 600 a
m, 1910 u m; 2:30 p IN, land G!S0 m
The $3.50 m train stops at Middetown and Hamilton
only. fs-Hf
iy3O DANIEL McLAREN, srip't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
PLAN O S

NJ have Just received elegant assortment Of Pi-
w amos nom the lst utkeIs the eastern fqt OK
comprising great vuue5 ol stNlrs and sizes They
have the largest stug to hc uind anyu here this ~.
cuity, All 0f which viii ls sold low a. they can ho
bought ia New York, Hoston, or amy where cl.e
sCall a the Old established Headqusrters, cutuer
of Third and Jefitrs0n streets.
lune2dsiGm CHAS. Ellis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

Per square, Of ten lines or less, three
Per aqunre, each week IN addition. 37l2
Per square, three months M
fer squire, SIX 90
Per square, one year, II 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Hllsir.
Dunham and Ohickering Piano FOrtea

1 HAVE on hand tot Of the above named Pauos
/ which ! am deSIuus OF closing out, nud viii 5, n
the m much below the usual prices. Ca and examine
them NJ the Piano headquarters, Huston Hall building
~ CHARLES ELL~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Alb. Bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. lob MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given on various instruments, Alu-
| -ic mui>he,l tor Balls, Parties Gc
up Orders may h. len a. the RESIDENCE of the shove
or ~ Soehnor, Rex Cas- Music Hall, rhirl street
Terms moderate mrI7dCm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Daily empire.

rusLisHEp EVERY AFTERNOON,
asv L. r.. KELLY 81 Co..
n. KELLY Jr, noLLAEYER, FRAsK SEAMAN W. 7. LOGAN.
EMPIRE BUILDING, no MAIN STREET
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Natlroaos
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.


ISIS 81. is isssss..s.sss
CtHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
ally, except sundays, until further n0tice.s
Leaves Dayton arrival Of trains nom Cincinnati at
$40 II. m arrvingat Toledo Mt p. M, Detroit ut $3.50
y. M, and Chicago at $40 y. mt rrIrF .'
The $40 p train arriving IN Toledo nj a. M. De-
troit at 6:ih a. M and Chicago at SOFA, m.
Passengers 10y each train for the east have one hour
vt Toledo, and arrive in Cleveland ia time as by
Clyde time.
Both trains make close connections nt Detroit for the
East by the Grand Trunk aud Great Western Railways
of Canada The time to New York and Bostonby this
route is III via Clyde, and only three hours
aud forty minutes more than via Columbus line. Pas
sengers by this line the great Suspension Bridge
and pass in direct view Of Niagara Falls,
Baggage checked through and fare as low ~ hy any
other route. II. NJ, SHOEMAKER,
Gen. Superintendent, Dayton, o.
N. SHOEMAKER,
ANN Gen Erip,ybl and PASSENGER A0t Toledo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. r,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
a Oh A. M-fhe mail train leaves the Six Street
J:ZU Depot. ...
on p. M-Sccond Tntn.-Sandus;y Express
O:OU East and wcst,conneets via Clyde
JOHN H. HUDSON, Sup'f.
NJ. q. CLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent, iy30
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reS- Prices as Low as the Lowest. -dsa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
GreenvilIe and Miami Railroad.
Dayton, xenla and Columbus Railroad.

lskal III l!.g ss.s.....s.s.
LNOUR paily Trains Fast, via Columbus. Through
N tickets from Dayton To all Eastern Cities.
Four Daily Trains East, leaving DAYTON for the
East follows Night Express 1875 Cincinnati
and Columbus bay Express nt 02O these trais
stop only at Xenia and London Accommodation Oslo
y. n stops at all way stations between Dayton and
Columbus.
Arriving at Dayton, might express 2;22 n In.i Accom-
mediation 9;l5 mi Columbus and Cincinnati bay ES-
press i'3 p. IN. .tlyl -
Trains run by Columbus time, whichis7 minutes fas-
ter than Dayton time.
Through tickets be had for Ill Eastern cities by
calling on $. w. KING, Ticket Agent
r. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
G. WARMAS, Genl Ag't, Dayton, q. apis
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5nslral,fs Gunrua1lss

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oPNRw YORK.
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AgritnltnraI..

GUANo! qua MOL
masn de oue to and that we are
Our stock is unequaed IN its sxes variety and ouat,
y any our lacs enable as to 9er
any quantities for the coming season at low prices and on
ra t, , terms II o, 90 A., e,,.
our STOCK eG Nn pGgP E Gt te GSNo
as 1d a GTed
guarantee of its gen TGH For cr,xo
Just imported direct from Africa containing IL per cent of
nns he Ss 81 and @
nhdeTssneq me country ana IS 0ny mad from the
Imported this yesr Tfe reputation Of his celebrated
are eased 70
ias year can sell this enan0 " prices greatly below those of
A'J JoHNsoN;S 8 1sL IG1 soS
very rich phosphate Guano containing per cent of
BGne dfb Of Lime cent combined
bsen by W Webb ESQ., of New
Of he sOe Agents Tor the State oil for the sale
BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND GUANO,
APd D1ss cd 9Rf furnish the at the
and d'Ee hSs
4 s sGn Of Bn fh
We have also S eenstantly on hand III Vie MARKET
A 4 BBRoSwNA ME EXC N GGGGaaNo,
REESE GPI dUhEo
The 81 hs Gaano to-
gether with Analysis of the celebrated chemists Of the
country, can be seen at our Warehouses.
P. MALCOM & CO,
1APoTE W6Sp 4 s4ERs 1EB1 oMhTs nn GoANo
Opposite New Corn and Flour Exchauge,)
H i1i15SR FOOD FOR oa7T T1l9@eEs Nd
9hOhLE1 . fOOD run CA1ILE.
and thrifty.
Casks containing 4i9 feeds Sl4 half casks s.;
jul7u corner Pratt street and hcElderrv's wharf
yI1uODI DvjC moan COp C1TTI n
l. Has npletey revolutonised the system OF feeding
Horses, Cows, Sheep Hogs II England. All feeders
and breeders of stock of note use it; Sold by
lul.-u MACDoNALD DUGDALE
I6yIIOpT EVjS Moan E0p n TTT 1,
~ 80 -. - IL o,a,r 80 "a 20 LIT H.. .
= u gwen TO an overworked horse restores him; it
brings dainty feeders to their Appetite 1t gets thin and
low CONDITIONED horse up ike a cham Sold by
JulI-t MACDoNALD DUGDALE
TNHORLEY,S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Pays for itself a short time and produces saving
Of about Gnethi[d our Cows give more milk Your
n9 1oA anu 'eei anu "orf iR IL T2q ~
NTARYLaND COMpANY7S
wi SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Warranted superior to any thing Of the kind in
For sale by ~ Il. r EVANS, Agent,
julO-tf Baltimore, Md.
RAkERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
- GUANo.
me undersigned have been appointed by W. H. WEEP,
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
p,ppp,c \, FOR THE H SALE ,S OF NV, c,,no
prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity of the same at lowest established prices in hand
THE BAKES'S ISLAND
ion wen slpIsIeu as Tue most Faiuape phosphate
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned Exc
GT f9 VII sell at public auction at the EXcn on
HALE OF SUB-RENT Of SEVENTY-FiYE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM payable half yearly llt Feb and 18th
August reserved out of lot If ground the
kutaw st ee the southeast of Ross and Eutaw
streets in Baltimore city, being Lot No. 49, of Sims
Lot Beginning for the the east side of Eutaw street
extended northerly 252 feet from 20 foot alley and
ming nOrthery bounding Eutaw street. 25 feet thence
eastery parallel with said alley $40 feet to the eastermost
extent Of CAROLS ground thence southery, bounding
thereon rs feet to Lot No IS, and thence binding said
Lot to the beginning.
There original of $685. payable annually, Goth
August on this Lot-ma.ng the subre equal to $50
apnum, which is most abundantly secured.
The terms of sale cash.
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Hublit SaIRS
By n. LENNON q CO.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF

ON THURSDAY, 10th instant, at IL o'clock,
Ooq Bnchanans wharf cargo of brig Peerless from Ar
200 HHDs. P R. SUGAR PART PRIME.
iuI7-s TENuoN &, m AuntionaeyS
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Co., TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
Ms decree Of the Crut Court of Baltimore city, the
49, undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction at
The Exchange SalesRoom in Baltimore city, en- ES
DA the 3lSt day Of July instant, O'Clock z. NJ:
THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, front
ing each seventeen feet the side ollins street,
and running one hundred and hiryone feet eight inches
deep to twenty foot alley hch begin respectively
distance of one hundred and thrtysx feet hum
ded and fifty feet west from Carey street each Lot
being subject TO annual ground rent Of dollars,
payable half yearly the first DAYS of january and July.
The improvements consist Cf three story Brick WELL
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building lot; being
the ninth and tenth houses from the southwest OF
HOllins and Carey streets.
Terms of sale areHalf cash. the balance in months;
the credit men to bear interest from the day Of SALE
and to be secured by the mole of purchaser
purchasers, endorsed to the sac0n Of the Trustee
WM. +. Prick, Trustee.
Ia GIBSON CO.,
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BY SAMUEL j. SOBER d GO
r VALUABLE PROPERTY

kAiif
- HAMPSTEAD HILL AND BETHEL STREETS.
FOB SALE
BY virtue Of decree of the uicut Court for Baltimore
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms in Second street. in
o'clock p NJ:
THOSE TWO PARCELS OF GROUND in the city Of
Baltimore, which described follows: For the cst
Beginning the west side of Bethel distance
OF one hundred and orye feet north of Baltimore street,
being at the northwest Bethel alley
twenty feet wide and running thence north about ninety
seven feet six inches Bethel street, point eighty
south OF Hampstead HILL street. thence parallel with
hampstead Hill street, about hundred and
feet to fourteen foot alley thence, said alley south
about ninety seven feet six inches to the said twenty foot
alley and thence on said alley about hundred and
teen feet t. the beginning: subject ground
THIS LOT IS IMPROVED by Il BRICK DWELLING
one and half stories high G by % feet and stable
house, coal house, &C.
For the second-Beginnng the south side of IIamp
stead Hill street eghtyour feet Bond street.
the east side of alley fourteen wide running
thence eat seventy five feet thence south eighty feet
thence west seventy five feet to said alley thence north
eighty feet to the beginning. Subject to ground
sixtyve dollars, payable the LIST of January and July
THIS LOT l. IMPROVED by large OYSTER PACK
ING ESTA BIISHMENT
The two pieces well adapted large Beer Brewery
or for manufacturing purposes.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree Onehalr
cash. the balance IN three and six months, with interest
from day OF sale the credit payments be secured by
endorsed to The satisfaction Of the undersigned.
ORVlLLE HORWlTZ, Trustee.
SAM'L j. SOPER h CO,
ju7-2aw3w Sds AucLioneers
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OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
" No. II W PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF,
Baltimore, Maryland We would call the attention of the
public to the following facts in regard to SLATE MAN
in the demand for them there has been
the first ussd in this country imported but
the process o. enamens having become known here was
but sh rt time before the Slabs the only parts OBJ
tanned abroad Still later quarries Of American Slate hav
ing been opened and worked, yielded Slabs of good
quality the best Welsh Slate, and the whole business
manu- acurng has since been done in this country and
constantly increasing in importance of theIiN
arts. Notwithstanding however, the utility durabtyan
Importance Slate and the rapid growth in
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
ty to all otherFirs account of their cleanliness
ondy account of their beauty thirdly, account Of
their cheapness fourhly account of their strength fifth
. N'''''' THEIR CLEANLINEss.
As Slate possesses beautiful satin.like surface, and
perfectly absorbent body il is proof against the action
OF smoke, coal gas, and oils and when
countts enaeled surface REQUIRES cleaning II IS easily
done by the of and water, little sweet oil and
washleather. - -
The peculiar qualities of Slate it's surface suscept-
IDLE of the highest decoration and finish By ingenious
not only the most costly and Marbles but may also be
decorated with rich and rare specimens of Mosaic Work. En-
Ame'ed Flowers FIFE TaE1 Fe; c& &s
They are from twenty to forty cent cheaper than
-'Ol '''' ''' THEIR STRENGTH.
BY actual experiment has been asceained that Slab
Of Slate inch thick, will bear much weight and
THEIR DURABILITY
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
that Enameled Slate will stand exposure weather bet
ter and retain its briiancy longer than Marble any
lin England aud this country triumphed every
objection and survived the opposition that raised by
Our now with the auarres are such that
hereafter there will be difficulty filling all orders for
Slate Nantes promptly
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R E F R I G D ,

70 e
6 sANFoRDs PATENT Ho
sELF-yENTIL ATING AND IURlIYING e
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WAants

A FIRST-RATE BOOKKEEPER, having a
,1Apornon his time unem poyed would be glad 10 at
70 me BOOKS OF some house not employing regular
on references and terms satisfactory. Address,
II z. NJ Box $50 P. . ja1+4t
WANTED.-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER,
by well qualified to take the entire charge of set of
BOOKS or house on the wharf Address with real
and references, to e. + e., Office of Exchange ju2tf
A. WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
@iiiI MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH EtTAW STREET
~ Price not to exceed s. 500 TO which the sh will be
paid Also, stock OF staple Dry Goods for part cash and
part city property or linds Apply to I; n. REED,
JED II No 70 N. Entaw street
Or WANTED TO RENT.-A two or three
uiiiii story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve,
1e4&. ments Rent from 800 to $400 Address, stating
terms, Box 1885 Post 0nic ap9n
COO 000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
SOU.UUU foT which security viii he given By
mortgage on redeemabie Ground Rent unincumhered
property the city, worth four mts much Address
Box 1872 p. o apI6tf
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CAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ. KEITH, JR., Il son, Agents, % South Charles
street. have in store sample Of these now celebrated Bells
made by NaylGr, Vickers Co, Sheffield, England, to
which they respectfully ask the attention of church organ
zaons fire departm nts, and individuals throughout the
Southern and States Bells supplied short
tee varying in weight from IS lbs to 5000 lbs Prices
only third much bronze, and less than half
much composition Bells Circulars be had appli
cation.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-18

A S ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
IN OTHER UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNUITY, | will unite in the lie thereof, at the time,
place. and the above ndicaed that the purcha
may get good and sufficient title the whole subrent
TIL. s. ALEXANDER, Attorney
jul3 3taw&ds GIBSON CO., Auct'rs.
IN recommending Arctic RetrgerGtOr tiS season TO
purchasers NTH unusual confidence, eetiEg
S,,ed that 1t .OiU giUe the perfect Satisfaction Dur
ing the aoarmest days Of last Summer erperimented in
pdTOuS Nth this RetTgeTdOr tested nth others, and
its Of ice and PreSerrotire qualities hare nerer
been equl