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San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
CHAS. A. CRANE.
Advertising Agency,
No. 172........... Montgomery street,
Between Washington and Jackson, (up stairs,)
Opposite Lyceum Theatre,
San Francisco.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
solicited for the following papers:
SAN ANDREAS INDEPENDENT
Daily Bee Sacramento;
Nevada National. Grass Valley;
Butte Democrat, Oroville;
Mountain Messenger, La Porte;
Placer Courier, Forest Hill;
Moneys Express, Folsom;
Napa City Herald;
Telegraph, San Jose;
Alameda Herald, Oakland;
Contra Costa Gazette, Martinez
Benicia Sentinel, Benicia
News, Santa Cruz;
Star, Los Angeles;
News, Columbia
Star, Mariposa;
Delta, Visalia, Tulare county;
Alameda County Gazette, San Leandro;
Argus Petaluma;
Arizonian, Tucson, Arizona
Plumas Standard, Quincy
Alameda Gazette, San Leandro;
Democratic Age, Sonora;
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley
Family Circle, San Francisco;
California Culturist, San Francisco;
Daily Oregon Advertiser, Portland
Dalles Journal, Dalles, Oregon;
Hutchings' Magazine, San Francisco.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

II OFFER FOR SALE large number of Fine
Swarms of California Bees, in every kind
OF Movable-frame Hive worthy of mention.
These Bees were bred in Alameda county,
under the supervision of Mr.. N. w. Palmer,
one of the most skillful Apiarists in the State
The extensive manner in which have en-
gagged in the Bee Business gives me extra fa-
cilities for furnishing Bees in stronger and
healthier swarms, and at tower rate than any
other dealer in the State.
Full instructions for the management of
Bees, and all particulars respecting them, can
be had by applying to
]. Y. WILSON,
at the Oregon and California Provision Depot,
No. l9 Commercial ST., San Francisco.
b8 Parties wishing Bees can have them
forwarded by Wells, Fargo l. Co. Express, to
any part of California, Oregon, Washington
Territory, or British Columbia. [je2-lo
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE,
SansOme street.
Opposite american Theatre, ......San Erancisc
Simon III. Seymour, Proprietor.

Simon III. Seymour, Proprietor.
THE UNDERSIGNED, long connected with
Il the Establishment as Book-keeper, begs
leave respectfully to inform the old patrons of
the house, and the public generally, that he
has leased from Mr.. Bailey Sargent this Mag
ni6cent Establishment, which will in future be
entirely under his management and control,
and where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and the travelling public. He fatters
himself that his experience in the business,
and his long acquaintance with the people of
California, will be guarantee that no one
will leave his house dissatisfied, and he Pied
ges himself to spare no pains or expense in
providing every means for the comfort and
satisfaction of his guests.
The American Exchange is so we'll known
to the people of California, that it seems al
most unnecessary to say anything in praise,
either of the building or its location. The Pro-
prietor will only remark that it is inferior to
no house in the State in all the requirements
of a First Glass Hotel, being in a central loca-
ton and easy of access from all parts of the
city The Rooms are large and we'll ventla-
ted, and furnished with Spring Mattresses
Water has been introduced into all parts of
the house.
Bath Rooms on the premises for the con-
venience of families.
Two coaches are attached to the Hotel to
convey passengers to and from the steamers
my26-48 SIMON H. SEYMOUR.
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As Guide to those who are determined to
go to Washoe, we publish the following,
taken from one of our city papers:
From San Francisco to Sacramento the dis
tance is l25 miles, by the Sacramento river
The steamboat, the only means of conveyance,
leaves Broadway wharf at 4, P. NJ, and ar
rives at the capital at 2, A. NJ. The passage
money in the cabin is SIS. If the passenger
takes supper, he has 5 extra to pay ; and for
berth in the open saloon, 81, or state
room, 81. Persons who take berth or state
room spend the night on board. The next
morning they have breakfast to pay for at i've
or half-past five o'clock, price 81. Total cost,
so far, with state-rooms, So
At six o'clock the traveller starts by rail for
Folsom, 20 miles distant, and there takes
stage for Placerville, 25 miles further where
he arrives at half-past three, p NJ. One ticket
costs Sc; carries him from Sacramento to
Placerville, where he stays over one night
His meals on the way to Placerville and there
cost him -. Total cost so far, SIT; total
distance, l70miles
At Placeryille the traveller takes ticket
for Carson City, $780, conveyance, part of the
way stage, part of the.way horseback; bag
gage TO the amount of fifteen pounds is in
cluded in the $50 every pound over the fif-
teen costs twenty cents extra.
At five O'Clock in the morning, after arriv-
ing at Placerville, the stage starts for Straw
berry Valley, A miles distant, where it ar
rives at six, P. NJ. This stage is often full
and to make certain of seat, travellers not
unfrequently, when at Sacramento, telegraph
to Placerville to engage seat.
After resting for the night at Strawberry
Valley, the adventurer starts on horseback at
eight, A. NJ, for Genoa, Al miles distant, where
he arrives about five, P. NJ. The stage route
commences three miles this side of Genoa
From Strawberry Valley eastward, for dis
tance of 81 miles, is the snow region, where
travellers usually find snow between Novem-
Der and May, and are liable to be caught in
dangerous snow storms.
The night is spent in Genoa, and the trav-
eler starts the next morning at six o'clock,
arrives at Carson City, IA miles distant, at
half-past eight o'clock, and Virginia City,
sixteen miles further, at half-past eleven
He has an extra stage fare of So to pay, from
Carson to Virginia. Between Placerville and
Virginia City, two days and a half are spent
on the road; meals and beds cost about SlO
The total time from San Francisco to Vir-
ginla City is four days; total distance, 2S5
miles l2o miles in steamer, 20 by rail, SO by
stage, SO by horses, and, finally, 80 by stage
AGAIN; total cost of travel exclusive of beds
and meals, S46, inclusive of beds and meals
$65 or $40.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

A Word TO WRITERs.-Never ask an editor
who has rejected your manuscript his reasons
for so doing. If be chooses to inform you,
take the criticisms without debate. An editor
is often obliged to decline articles which per-
sonally ne would be glad to publish, because
he thinks them not such as his readers may
desire, or for other reasons equally valid. Re-
member an author usually sees merit in his
article not perceptible to others, while there
may be defects in it of which he is not aware.
1t should be considered that an editors time
has been consumed in the examination, and
tina. to ask more would be to demand that
which should be devoted to his readers. He
has undoubtedly reasons for the rejection
which to him are satisfactory. Accept the
fact in kindly spirit, recollecting that what
these reasons are is of no very vital import
ance to you.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
French, Wilson & Co.
MAKE THE BEST
CLOTHING g. FURNISHING GOODS
One Price-Retailing at Wholesale
Prices.

GTRANGERS visiting the City would do
- well to call and leave their measure: the
same will be forwarded to our House in New
York, thereby enabling them to always pro-
cure good fit; and when you wish Suit.
you only have to order it by letter to anv part
Of the State where there is an Express Office.
Bills collected on delivery of goods.
The finest and best kind of Dress Suits to
order, and delivered to any part of the State
for Sixty Dollars-warranted superior to any
other makers
Sole-Leather Trunks and valses and Car
pet Bags always on hand, and all other Goods
suitable for travelling purposes in any climate
FRENCH, WILSON l. CO..
Opposite the Steamship Offices,
feb 25-ly Saa francisco.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
oOdrich,S
CELEBRATED SACHEM BITTERS.

YNHlS TONIC is made purely from Roots
Il and Herbs, selected with reference to
their strengthening and invigorating proper
ties, from an ancient Indian Recipe in posses
sion of the family of the proprietor for over a
Century. As morning tonic. it is unequalled.
For Dyspepsia, Cholic, Debility, etc, ETC., a
wine glass full before each meal, will soon re-
store healthy tone. 1t is certain preven-
tative of Chills and Feuer and is admitted to
be the finest favored Bitters in the market.
It will be for sale by all the principal Liquor
dealers in California.
WM. GOODRICH,
je2-l0 New Haven, Conn.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
WOIfe's. Celebrated
sCH|EDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS

MANUFACTURED at my old Distillery,
Nl near
Schiedam, Holland,
Renowned in Europe and the United States
for nearly 20 years, for unriUatled purity, and
for ,choiesome tonic properties.
Beware of the cheap poisonous trash put
up In square bottles of late years, by so many
liqaor-mixers, to initiate my Pure Schnapps,
and my Bottles and Labels.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
je2:lo Sole Importer and Proprietor,
%, % and 26 Beaver street. New York.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
YE THAT SUFFER,
Read Read Read /!
AND BE ASSURED THAT
DIR. p A R E R A SIS

Great italian Remedy,
NOW KNOWN AND APPROVED BY USE
IN for over
FIFTY YEARS,
still reamins triumphant over all the multifa-
rious medicines for the cure of Private Dis
eases, no matter how long standing, without
any injurious effects to the system. This rem
edy is warranted
Purely Vegetable,
quick in effect and certain in cure, acting as
it does Immediately on the organs themselves
giving them energy and vigor, and removing
inflammation in manner superior to any
Medicine ever made known to the world.
ID. BabcOCk.
General Agent, 73 Davis street, San Francisco,
and by Druggists throughout this State and
Oregon. Z. G. SCHRACK, Agent,
je2-49 Campo Seco.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
Pacific Ear Infirmary!
Important to the Deaf and Dumb 7!

DIR. PILKINGTON.
II ATE PROPRIETOR of the Institution for
IL the Deaf of st. Louis, Missouri, and Chi
cago, Illinois, has arrived. and may be con-
suited at the corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornia streets, Express building up stairs, J
San Francisco. Early attention is desired.
Deafness, Dizzine's, Ear Ache, Catarrh, Noise
tn the Head md all discharges from
the Ear, Mouth or Nostrizs,
Entirely Removed.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

A number of years of unremitting attention
to diseases of the EAR as a specially, has en-
abled him to make many improvements in all
that has heretofore been known of Aural.
Medicine and Surgery, and to ensure such a
degree of success as seems almost incredible.
great number of certificates and testimoni-
ais can be seen at his Office, from many we'll
known citizens in different parts of the Union.
From the afflicted at a distance, a letter of in
quiry, enclosing stamp to prepay answer,
will receive immediate attention.
Direct to DR.. PILKINGTON,
Je 2-49 Ear In6rmary, San Francisco.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
MRS. WINSLOW,
S O O T HIN G. S YRU p
For Children Teething,

er medicine.
Failed, IN a
to effect a
timely used.
know an in
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Paints. Oils. &c.
GASES BOIEED OIL,
~ Cases spirits turp-ntine,
Kegs white lead,
Cases putty.
Cases black pint,
Cases imperial green,
Cases chrome yellow,
Cases verdiEris.
Cases Celestial blue,
Cases cOpal yarnsh.
Cases bright yarniSh,
Kegs French zinc.
Kegs French yellow,
Kegs red lead,
Kegs venetian red,
Cases brushes. just re
ceivel per 4" Syren for sale by c. BREWER & CO,
l96tf Market Wharf
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8. e SIN q
HONOLULU, OAHU, H. l.,
OFFERS FOR FOR l. AT THE Low
~ EST MARKET RATES, the following assortment of mer-
Whit; Sh Linen Rd nappdEeTenie-'
Blue Flannel Suits,
Blue Drills.
Ladies Riding Gaunuets,
Boys Jaekets,
RAVENS DUCK,
Britannia Castors,
Cut Gcblet-,
White T at: G c2ssss4y Ware,
Bay State Lanterns, boxes Glass,
Cooking Stoves.
're" 06I6S Fapsr'
Dried Apples, China Rice. Carolina Rice.
COFFEE FROM TITCOMBS PLANTATION.
Extra Prime PORK.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD, HANS
Ground Mustard,
Metropolitan Crackers,
JaHmbles,
Lemon Cakes.
Jars Prunes.
MAPS or THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives. Jack Knives. bags Shot. boxes NeetIss. snver1d
Bits, Measuring Tapes,
SOLAR LAMP ~CHIMNEYs, Do. LAMP wICKs, Nos. x 2
Rolls House Paper,
rick Axes,
Assorted Files,
Handouts,
IRON Bcd-,cnh-. One Cabin Table.
Large Compasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Comrasses, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER
Green Paint,
Lewis & Brothers pnre Wbi,e Lend.
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis Y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top s'"' fore sails.
~s'dadins 81.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIorh. Cnrpeting.
One SUP. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore Cane-seas Chairs,
Brogans, Assorted Shelf Hardware.
p,,n5,. Width. c Ships soraPers,
Cutting BIoeks; with chain pendants, Mincing Nachinr.. Boa,
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
Hoop Cop. Iron Rv.,.
Oak Plank, Il, and !. inch.
Large assortIn't Manila aud HEMP Cordaxr.
Cutting Pals,
Try Pots. ;
Composition Shea:hing Nails.
Composition Coppering Nails, ?
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTIS PORTER, SALTS RTpTov AR
quarts and pints, u,ar.s .rJ u5r,s I
FETLEYs ALE, pints, BALLS Griffin WaI I""
Indian Vegetable Bitters, Essence Wormxood
0herry Cordial, S~touchtou's Bit,cr-.
hot Drop7, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leafH Hats,
White Straw Hats.
Brown Straw Hats.
Drab Straw Haas.
Children Hats.
A SMALL INVOICE or
SUPERIOR STEEL ESGR
nn- - a., q
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advertisements.

For sa1e
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
The CaTgoes of the British Bark-
p NELSON
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Dry Goods.
Ai assS S15d" Iia sa.' t~ S' 6iog p1 iaEs'7 TsTk Sp' red Sa and
yelos prints, plain Turkey red cloth. Sing-
pIain and fancy silks, victoria Iasns,
cotton handkerchief, printed
0o5 Ts51sei as99ss sa55-
k~erchies, Tar-
key reddo,
Linen
handkerchiefs.
denims. riding hats.
umbrellas, sewing cotton, blue
aud scarlet serge shirts, pilot jackets,
alpaca coats. mosquito netting. linen blouse,
Bed ticks, white blue and red blankets. railway wrappers
cloths, Iairs' straw hats, brown = otton half hose, sewing silk,
mems felt hats, silk handkerchieis. suuere"e tweed trouserings,
flannel. grey wooden wrappers. mems WOODEN hose, cotton under
shirts, cotton trouserinEs, printed musius, sc, &c &c, sc
Hardware.
Bundles round IRON, asstd. ia; bar iron, asstd,
Spades, shoyels. files. cross Gu; saws. hand Dc.
Tenor saw. assorted locks, knives and forks,
b. NJ spoons, scissors. corkscrews, plated spurs,
Butchers stees, carpenters aires;
Cast iron pots. ass;i sizes. coorers' anyls.
Iron hurdles, ; # long, in upright and : horizontal bars,
tSTers uE-sS JUL A-S tAAt HUNS
Cut nails, asstd sizes, metal brace buttons.
Naval Stores.
Tarred rope, asstd sizes, Manila rope, bolt rope,
HambrO lines, boiled hnseed oil, spirits Of turpentine,
Sail canvas, asstd, barrels Stockholm tar.
Barrels pitch, ship seFaPers, sewing palms,
Bee wax. sand paper. chain hooks,
Iron aud brass screws, caulking irons,
KedPa'hs patent pumps Tisli fly wheel
Cases sheatnrng Upper, II o. a 80 or,
Casks composition nails, assorted sizes
Cases English bacon, Dc DO hams, 6 Cheshire cheese,
Eases pie fruits JeLies and Jams, asstd,
Sauces, white wine vinegar, mustard, capers,
Preserved meats aud vegetables cases maccaroni,
yenniceli, tapioca, sage. cloves, cayenne pepper,
Ground black PsPpe5' cases patent gr9ats;
Cases sardines, in half ami quarter tins, salad oil,
Mulagatawny paste, stearine candles,
Yellow soap, notified soap.
Liquors.
Cases Geneva, Old Tom Gin, Scotch Whisky, Brown cOgnae
Pale Cognac, Pale Sherry Fine Old Port, Cisret.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds Salts Ale, hhds. Youngers Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfumery, false jeweIry.
scotch bi,cuits,
Crates assorted ear,henware.
Hams and bacon,
Iron Fs;;. tin plats.; vie
Small chain, Liverpool salt,
Blacksmiths' coal,
Green paint.
Hoop iron, 1 case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in IO9ib bags.
ALSO
Received per bark SEA N VI II. from London,
MARZETTTS ALE AND PORTER,
And FER bark A. from London, an assortment
Of ENGLISH GROCERIES.
And by the first conveyance from England after the HUM
PHREI NELSON, for which, vessel they were too late, a beau
ttul assortment OF ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yellows. and other choice styles.
IL The designs ~ these prints, rs well as Of those received
per 4" Humphrey Nelsou.r ARE entirely NEW, and not copied or
borrowed from the old designs Of impOrtations 10y other houses.
I6Otf JANION, GREEN X co.
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K E R r Il c o
Y f. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS

N. f. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type which constantly re
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making use
Of its columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous and
attractive display of their advertisements, which, in
necun with its already large and steadily increasing sub
sctpon list makes the most desirable medium for ad
yertising presented to this community.
ra- NO EXPENSE OR LABOR Is SPARED to furnish
the readers OF THE EXCHANGE with tie prompt, full
and authentic intelligence upon all matters Of public inter
est, domestic foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF THE DOMESTIC
MARKETS has established for itsefa reputation which
luses the merchants Of this city in recognizing it
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
Their business interests involved whilst the leading
flh'ncal and Commercial topics Of the day under
careful review in its editorial columns
The interests of commerce and the state the markets are
so constantly and intimately affected by aspect of po
cal affairs throughout the world, that Journal which
aspres to be anything more than mere commercial repor
ter or daily price current, necessarily devote reason
able space to the dissemination political intelligence and
the discussion of political questions in this department Of
'e paper winch, apart from its commercial Importance
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of its
IS The object fTHE EXCHANGE preserve position of
honest and fearless independence equ ally from
servile partisanshp upon the han, l. and timd men,
lttTri artl,ar
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SusiNess GMas.

TT BIESTER,.
H. MANUFACTURER OF
GILT AND ROSEWOOD hOULDINGS.
LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES :,
No. 3l2 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore.
ES- All kinds Of SHOW CARD FRAMES made to order
ROOM AND CAR MOULDING promptly attended to
2-tF
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In the order in which they are here put down.
THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE.

In the order in which they are here put down.
THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE.
independently of the above, the MONTHLY SUPPLE
MENT, which is issued DURING THE MONTHS OF FEB
RUARY, MARCH AND APRIL-AND AUGUST, SEP
TENDER AND OCTOBER OF EACH YEAR, IS GRATUI-
TOUsLY DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY AMONG THE
MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH AND WEST to the extent
of ten thousand copies each month through known
commercial agency of Messr PaATr Co. of this city This
Supplement is sent RESPECTIVE Of the regular daily
and post offices az the Southern and Western States As
field for the advertiser the advantages which its columns
present for bringing those commodities in which he
directly to the notice othe very to whom Baltimore
offers the and best market be self evident
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szIaS5 = - WILMINGTO =

IiSs gszz L-s 5z5sEEs5.asss--zy1 PHILADELPHIA,
saIzs5 - - " l. II n g TON AL
BALTIMORE RA:LROAD
WINTER AREiNGEHEN I
- En and after MONDAY, Nov s6h, Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY EXCEPT Sunday IS follows, viz.
EXPkESS TRAIN q 20 a. u, Way MAIL at IoIs
A. NJ; EF ENIhG MAIL SD p. IL
on T IA HS at 5lG r ST. only an trains connectw,
freight IRAN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Havro de- Grace ~
and 10 80 r. NJ
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SATTEETpY Ann IN
IrRMEBIArE POINTS
ny icaYng IN 10 aA ~ train will connect at Wilmington
Win 5t5 L u train daily Except Sunday FOR all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and saturdays for Milford on Monday. We'd
nesGaSS and Fridays for SCaiUr, bv avng Al 10 r
H@n procure astCoVtr check from Conductor suend ihl
night IN Wilmington, and take the aa5 H. tram for iii
sGi3ns D. tween fimlngtcn amt Salisbury.
NOIlIEA Coofrd persons, ggnethrr bond or lee will
ne required 10 bring some Ill" white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be- willing tosau
portion Of the
n2tf "a- .tWF.Tl, Agent
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s==7@ w. rAR TEANB PaILE5E.
OPEN O FINKSaURG STATION
Trains leave Cai.gTt station 2H l. n. amt 4 p "
turning leave FiGksNUTg station. u and lu2u 4 ~
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester Westminster Ten
town and EmmittghurE cDtLe arrival oC tho BOA. n IT,
Also for Westminster from tie p ~. train
stiff IRWIN = TAVfOs
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TTHE STATE OF MARYLAND.-AT AN
ORPHANS COURT HELD FOR BALTIMORE CITY,
in the Court House in the city OF Baltimore the twenty
third day of November in the year Lord thou
sand eight hundred and sixty, present
j. SPEAR SMITH,
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS AN
OTHERS.


The claims which THE DAILY EXCHA E makes upon
the attention of the mercantile and business community
simply based upon those principles Of mutual benefit
which every intelligent can understand for they
such underle in all industrial and commerce
enterprises. lift can be shown that THE EXCHANGE
admirable medium advertising point of
circulation will not only bear comparison with that any
other commercial paper in this city, but that this ccua
ton is diGused wider its merits of
direct communication with the merchants of other States
will doubtless elicit that attention which srewd and saga
cious accustomed to give TO matters that
their Individual interests What than the We
need not refer to the large city circulation Of THE EN-
CHANGE for that speaks for itself Its in this
spect is, in point Of time, without parallel What
propose is TO make frank statement of its country ccua
ton because the larger proportion Of the trade of this city
is derived from the interior The extent which that crcu
aton has reached be gathered from the following par
culars, which give the States which it is and the
number Of post Offices at which is received and dsrbut
ed. careful collation. of mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGE is regularly mailed hundred and t,cece
post offices scattered through the various States and Terri
tories Of the Union, and that the great bulk of this country
circulation in those States upon which merchants
Baltimore chiefly rely for the perpetual
ton of their trade, In MARYLAND alone THE EXCHANGE
is mailed to t'go hrsa and yttco post q0ices which
larger circulation in The counties of
enioyed by any other commercial paper in This city
VIRGINIA stands upon list and after Virginia
ONES
PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
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NITNEE
VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY p'o.,.,ro 49,
mcncng Saturday morn ng October la.h .fG ,t 'I ~
CloCE proceeding rs far HIPS LANDING at1S
will leave Hs Landing FOR Nottingham nj
leaving Nottingham every WEDN ESBAY }porn;Ha a a Z
Gc'cE for liaurore. Calling all IN. usual lqndiToS 49,
the river also at Fair Bayon and Plum Point %GBa n
returning. ~ "'''H 'u'
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