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WARRINGTON NEWS AND eossIp.


oo'iSsIoN RAILROAD we learn that the
eo"'aucuon OF 'nis railroad, which II declined 70
oe Oh scarcely less importance to the FEDERAL Me-
uopohs tnan 70 the State Of Virginia A beina
pushed ahead with great energy, and that ere the
Gloss OF the next season II will be opened Tor ravel
a faf a. the White Sulphur SpriAgs "a emhrsces
no curve OF less radius than 900 feet, nor any
grade OF more than 29X feet to the mile; while
from the top Of the Aleeanies to Its western ter
minus, distance Of 200 miles, ih grades all have
one inclination. That Is to say, al those grades
descend towards the West. These facts will
necessarily enable the Covington Railroad to be-
come an important competitor when finished, for
the mountaineering internal commerce between
the valley OF the Mississippi and the Atlantic
coast cities as, mile for mile, II can probably
csfry ffeignu ana passengers for les money than
the Pennsylvania or New York thfough-freight-
ing ranroads TIE shipments by il being made
rom me bai'imofe, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston steamers, at Alexandria. ~
Inc current indications are, by-the-by, that
alexandria 10 soon destined to become perhaps
tue most important point OF transhipment for the
internal commerce referred to above, in all the
country mus, The business In connection with
taat commerce, OF the fine line Of ocean steamers
now plying between New York and the District
Oh columbia, mas this season 10 increased az to
asfonish even its own shrewd and enterprising
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90 Dimmed totalr


Maj J. Selden, U. 8. A, is at Kirkwood.,
- Francis Joseph, Emperor Of Austria, has
just completed his 30th year nus
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IL The grand jury at Chicago, H., have
found an Indictment for murder against Thomas
McEnroe, for killing John Brown, formerly of
Baltimore.
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by A. GREEN, Auotionser.


IN MONDAY, September -, 1850, We shall sell,
-, IL front OF ths pr-mi.ss, ets o'oleek m. in
from fh0s. A. Srown ana wife, dated Gath septem-
b.r is 9, Ard rec rded IN Liber j.. A. 9 No Ius,
ton county, paris of lots II ana IL. IN SO uare No ~
beginning for ths same 40 feet inches from ne
east on line with ID street south IS feet; the zoe
norih Feet; thence west 10 feet; thence south 70
imprp. emsLts, o. nslsting of q two-story frame.
hou Q with one story back bu 'lding. -
le months alter day Cf sac, tn n~tes sccure1 BY
deco @: trust he premises 1.-THE rs Of ale
OF the trust reserve the right 70 resell the
property at he purchasers Ilsk and cost, after Civ
ing one we ks Lotto
Gsn. &. HENNiNg, ru,t..,.
au - Stav&ds A GREFs Auct.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY: e.
MONDAY. .s. ,. i. .september 10, 1850.
sptrt, Of the nsrnins Press.

The CossftHtoH further criticises the late speech
of the Hon. A n stephens, at Augusta, Ga.
The LstsIIigsneer. in response to southern cor.
respondent clears up the record Of the Hon. John
Bell on the slavery question: particularly far as
reg rds legislation that subject for the District
Of Columbia. .-4s ti,-
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A. GREEN, Assl

ENsINEER's OFFICE. -, -
~ !. 4 sssf, hssi !. NJ ?.
Mss &C :sil ~ * fTss &rET , css
pany's Ofkoe, A1exandria-
10 9-dUy1.lstvA klstvSep.
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AUCTION SALES.


By WALL q BARNARD, Auotionesrs.
I AkGE STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE
- plY hoods AT ApcfloN -On THURSDAY
MykNtNS. 18th inst. II L. O'Clock we will sell,
q TIE Auoflon Rooms, barge sock Of Fanoy AID
SAT- S.ss2krs VI FOODS. oomPrsing-
CssseerS Mousselires. Lavalisr, Cloths and
GRAY Gssds, cai,cos and Lawns,
DIT "a md Plsid Mlussslfnes, Msrseilles. 40.
white and Brown Cottons, Cambrics and fol
Irish Linen, French Linen and Drillinss,
Rand kerchlefs, Hosiery, Glores, Hoops,
With o.h.r Good. not here snumsasisd.
Sc 10 wall 4 BARNARD.Auc,.
BY WALL L. B.RNARD. Asotonsers.
AkGE AND Attractive SALE OF
cosy GHiN W.. PAnisS Brr,2rtr dsva Az crMs.
AND .kMsEIcsN eLass w RE-, VI N FLArEp " Ar.
n ssS ISL, As pa a:kie.s Cy{tln.,Sc fKISes
BULsk sfArptTrs: &c, &c.-On THURSDAY
store of c. E. Green. ga Pa avenue between filth
and 18th streets, large and varied assortment Of
Vase. card Rec five .iSsr q colosn. Bottles,
Cordial Sets, Tea Sets, -
class Wa al kinds,
Table Caetors, Wine Casters,
spoons, Forks, Dinner sets, Cutlery, 30.
Ths %s soys e .s 1d e. mt nsT.
non OF the pubic as the goods al styles of
the lstett imponatlon, and ali warranted to be OF
the best qua ity. Ample aTrang ements made for
Terms; sS and under cash; over ss ored,. of
% and g. days. for enthusiastically endorsed notes,
ssiOd WALL & BARNARD, Auct
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-, TO FARMERS.
S# WAITED TO RENT OR BUY.
- ! Mlsh % 81 rent o. by. near Washington-
suitable Tor dairy or market garden. Size of The
house tot important az the advsItI family
and references gwen or rent paid In adyance NJ de-
sired: Address"E ." GeOrgetovn, ID. G. =
~. Prompt q: tention will be given where Tie
lowest rent. location and distance Of place. And
bsv. "a ~
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FELT AND CRlNELLE

EELT AND CRlNELI.E
CARPETINGS
just received and for sale 20 rolls Felt Carpetne
styles. ' '"''' "PP'o'eo
Brussels and Persian Carpets at half price,
Also, 20 rolls Crinelie, 4 new articls, wears as
wen as Brussels, and sells at half price.
gets, in all widths, up to 1874 vide. s
CLAGErT n DODSON.
Dsdisrs IN az kiHds Of Fhrsttnre Dyy Goods,
No. i Ma ket Space,
sc 10 eO6t Sduors ca st from Ninth st
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By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

nESIRABI.E IMPROVED AND UNIM
~ PROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIc SALEy-For sale
Al tbs Auction store ofsthe under corner of
seventh street west and ID street, on WEDNk Is
DAY, the l2fh Of September next at o. clock D. n
the folio wing Lots:
Lot 5, in Square6fl.
Lot ~, IN SQuareesS
l. Ito, in Square l.27.
Part at Lot L. in Square Ia, fronting . feet Is.
inches on East Capitol street, improved b. two
This PropeItI 10 within the proposed extennon
Term.: One fourth cash; tn rcsidu ne in G. II and
u months, secured by deed Of trust All convey
OF sale Ars not complied with within Eve DAYS from
purchaser.
an n Stavav&ds A. GREEN, Auot
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}, NOTICE TO INyALIDs.

Tx, III S,EHENCK WlIl positively be at the
Drug Store of DIR. Sam b Waite corner nh at
day next 18th inst. DIR. 3 is particularly des rous
see every one that has been or Is about using his
medicises. He gives advice free and only charges
his Resprometer se m w
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DOR SALE-A BAY HORSE five wear. old

E'VH SALE-A BAY HOHSE, live yeaTs old
L last sp-lng; stands about seventeen n
hands hish and stout in proportion. Also, IN
BAY Mare, three years old last spring; not6A
yet broken The owner of the above named stock
htVl1g raised them can vouch for their age Sold
Tor no tault, but for want of use. Can be sen At
fhe stable the subscriber First st. west etveen
q sts north, Fourth Ward.
re 10 ST. JOUN BOWED
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WY THE FissERs ARE NOT OF AN Eou.
LENGTH "A master In illustrating n, mi.
question, made his scholar grasp a bali OF ivo.n
70 SLOW That the points Of bis fingers are eonaI
~ WOULD have been better, says Sir Charles Bell
nda ne ciossd his singers upon bis palm, and then
10 wsesner or not they cofresponded Ths
Ssnouand ends, adapting the form Of he hand and
nngsn 70 different pu' Poses-as for holding a rod
a ssea, swefd, a hammer, . pen, pen.if eS
Ion ae In ell Of which q sec are hosj
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
A ELLINGTON GRAND PRIZE PIC MIC,
LOOK OUT For NEXT TUESDAY,
THE l1TH.
THE GRANDEST EVENT OF THE SEASON
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
PLEASURE AND PROFIT.

A grand Przo Pic Mic will be given ON TIES
DAY NEXT, at Arlington Spring,
e. GNT Tsi Sii be SsS G's,3bu 200 PRES
he gifts, insisting Of Gold Aud 81 ver - 1tohes
SILVER Tea Set of 6 pieces worth $40. Hrscei1 IA
Earrings Breastpins, &c, &C have been pur.
chased OF Mr.. n. % Hood Jevsllsr. between 81
and lotto sts., and can he seen in his vindev
Every piece there exhibited. together with Ioo
other gifts, will be- fairly distributed at 6< O'Clock
on the day of the Pic Mic
WIthers celebrated brass and strlux hand i. an
gaged. There will also be a " e''
SPLENDID DlSP. Al CF REwORKs.
The Proprietorn guarantee good order and a
pl asa1t time 10 all
Omnibuses will leave 7th ST. and Pa avenue every
hour during the day. The packet Flying Cioud viii
run between Georgetown and the Springs and the
hourly. ~ 90 o'iuko
Tiekets, for gentemen. 50 cents ladies, Is cents.
w cnei ke Ior chiioren. 4-eoSt
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ID The japanese committee in New York
have at Last succeeded in making out lis, of the
charges which they mean to present to the Comp.
Holer. According to this precious document i,
appears that the bill for boarding the Embassy ia
$1,000; for the collation. on the Aida. furnished
by the Lelands, s., 500; while the chartering the
boat cost $500 more
The expense Incurred for the bail was go, CO.
not red cent less-and 1t is thus described
Twelve thousand suppers (s3 each. s3s 200
'''''.'''.''..... ........-........... 16, 900
sDmmed total, sso o,o
Under the head Of wine is included 81 500 fo,
5,oeO bottles Of green SEAL What a splendid
and merry affair 1t must have been at this rate Of
decoration and drinking!
For music the charge is % GOO; for carriages
S',5U; with numerous small items such an Al OOo
for the use Of the theatre, 81 900 for printing and
other sums for kid gloves, &C., &c. The whole
amounts to about slO6 90
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u Mr. SroIge lsler, q wealthy citizen Of j 4.
iensoa county, Va died on the 3eth ult az n,
WI, ls libra all his slaves, nfteeu or we
,'.,1ss' gave '.f'e 81 them 81 500, aud TIE
iyo,,n X In Illinois, ne beqnestbed about s25 OJo
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE

July "a, 1860.
Sir Certain letters addressed to E-& co
Baltimore, Were taken by regular course of mail
TO that city, but were sent by the postmaster there
to the Dead Letter Once. They were claimed by
MI E. N c, who asserted that be had RICH,
To receive them, inasmuch as he was doing bust.
ness under that name and style But the post.
master regarded E-& Co as a fcttious frm
and acted under section 50 of the Regulation.
which declares that "letters aud packages i'd
dressed TO fictitious persons firms or to no mar.
dcular person or firm, not being deliverable
according to the regulations are To be returned al
the cad Of each month to the Dead Letter Office
The right Of the Post ONCE Department to
make regulation which will prevent the ser
vice from being prOstituted to purposes Of fraud
has, j believe, never been denied With that
end In view, you certainly have power to order
the non-delivery OF letters addressed to any per-
son under name which you know TO hay been
assumed as part Of a system intended TO cheat
and defraud the public. But the fraudulent in
tent ought to be very clear; for you are not in
vested with any authority to carry on an extended
Inquiry Into the private affairs Of persons who
receive letters by mail, nor have you the means
OF ascertaining with correctness what they are
IL should also be remembered that the mere mis-
homer OF man II not sufficient grounds for saw
Ing that the name 10 fictitious neither ia AriIn
an imaginary one because the style Of it has no
reference to the name OF Its members Nor can
you stop letter on the sole ground that II is adj
dressed to person whose employment 10 i'm
moral; Ii being the duty of the State Government
and not the Post Once Department to puni.b
such offences. But in the case under consider
alton, If there be ne Legitimate business OF any
KIND carried on by c., under the name OF
= Co IL he has caused letters TO be ad-
dressed to Baltimore In a name which is merely
Imaginary, II his correspondents do not know
whom they are writing to, and IT, In addition to
ms, you find the fact to be that c. 10 using
this fiction for dishonest purposes then the meas
ure taken by the Postmaster at Baltimore ouvht
TO be sustained. Yours, &c, u BLAck
Hon. JOSEPH HoLr, Postmaster General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n ID d e L L o w s. HALL.
MONDAY EvENTNG, SEPTEMBER 10.
Is BUDWORTH'S i
tLATK THK ORIGINAL AID ONLY GENUINE)
w ODDS MlNSTRELS!
THE MODEL TROUPE OF rHE PROFESSION,
From Woods Marble Palace Of Miastreisy
S61 and 500 Brcadwa', New York-where they
have been permanently located for the past 10 vears
Ihls Troupe I'm best EthioDtda Ty xpe IN IA. .xs-
try) have recently closed the brilliant and triumph
ant engagen.sGt of four weeks at Barnum's Mu-
scum, New Iork-the greatest Minstrel Engage
ment on record. They are now making their
Southern tour, u der the entire supervision of
Mr.. JAMES III. RUDwORTH
Prince of Ethiopian Comedians.
FIFTEEN STAR PERFORMERS:
j. II: BuDwORTH, Tamborinist
W. BuDwoRTH, Brudder Bones,
ROLLIN HowARD ID, BalladIst.
J.kCAMPBsLL, JOAN KKLK.
A. n. WOOD, r.. HALL,
NJ j. SALoMoNs, Mons. SrRAKoscH,
Mater ToMxr, .' '" ..- t
HARR j. GREr.rn,
T.. X. MoRsR. i.. -r-r. ..
j. GUIoN,
Mast. FRANK BuDwoRrH,
MADAME INDEX FABRIco,
The Great sensation Prima Eonnn. 2
All Solo Performers. .
Forming, Tor genuine talenI, a gal axy uneQ ualed
In The annals OF Mlnstr lsy
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 1t.
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THE PURPLE GRAPE

OF FRANCE.
One barrel Of this delicious Foreign Fruit in
low prize OF 20 cents per pound on Thursday NOM
ing IN C' inter- Market, near 9th at by JNO. BICK-
SlIER Also, tue Damsons every day this week
Ihe trade can be supplied on Wednesday night at
oOo IIn 81 Istand Sc 10 2ts
E'QR SALE-A very superior Rosewood Case
Kos wood Stool to match, is offered foreR5A
sale at the low price of s25ethe PianoSVkF
alone cost $50. Terms: One-half cash; the bal
ance on cr-',it of 81 g. 90 days. Persons de-
sirois OF purchasing can see the instrument by an
F and Twelfth SITS. se 10 eoa,-
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Tx rENsIvE AND ELEGANT STOCK
~ OF
Carpetings.


sspeoaa1y announce to the citizen.
rons, that our assortment of
ALL KINDS or CARPETINGs,
In all the various grades, makes, and classes i,
n0S compete IN al departments, having Just re
aud inspirations, which osbles us to exhibit b
tus S the most "reehsrehe" styles known to The
Elegant Medallion. Tourney, s, 1ony, and York
shire English Veivet and Wilton Carpttings N
triple double aud single widths, for drawing room,
Also ls rich and heavy Velvet Carpets as low a,
.s Superior ana heavy English and Blselow Brus-
SEES Carpetlngs, for drawing rooms and parlors
TINS sans makes IN heavy and rich rsp..tr,
oinlng room, Libraries, chambers, halls, 50
xra heavy and entirely new designs OF ROYAL
and superior ThIeepy Csrps,inss, some as low q
Some makes in emo and supe fine Double Ingram
Sa,Pstl ss exact copies Of Brussels at from IS TO
/. lso, heav' and oheao w DOL Dutch, for Offices,
Double TSlilei English ssd iT TRomp.onvi,Ie We
pstan, In All widths. for nails and steps.
any of our Carpet. =" n"''h
In OilClOths for Floors
Our STICK ~ full and compiet embracing all the
aosigns which are novel, and most desirable, which
less hsnTes than usual. o'' %
In Curtain Materials
We Also have An entirely new supply. which only
neso t2 be seen 10 be appreciated-all being M y
an t inherent from anything heretofore seen ia this
Housekeepers and others are respectfully inx;,od
20 Local ana examine our goods and Judge for them
CLAGETr T. DODsON.
Dea"'s I" ~ k,"as ~ Fxrnitns Dry Goods,
be Ic-et bt 81 door frnu \.
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w GLiSH OPERA.
SNETHES'S llate Coopsrs) GREAT ENG
LlSH OPERA TROUPE will open the above
pace ior ONE WEEK, commencing MONDAY,
september nth, where they Will perform in suoces,
SION the rrost popular Lyric and Comic Operas in
sae M AZ such IS Lucreais, Fra Dis
seats can besccured At Me zerott's Music Store
For particulars see future advertisements. &c
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MOVEMENTS OF THE COMMISSIONER or INDIAN
Observation-Disclosures Greenwood, Of the In
dian Bureau, at the latest intelligence was at
Council Grove, which point he reached on the
9th ult -..
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The WEsrHER. --The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
son,an Institution. The time of observation ia
about O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-10

FRAUDULENT usK OF THE Posr OFFICE DEPART.
aENr-The following opinion has been solicited
from the Attorney General on the subject Of Hcti-
tlous and fraudulent firms operating through the
Post Office Department:
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A. GREEN, Aset,

,yr, b. A GREEN, Ageneneer.
Ss 4 So.s
81 rsos acre. sssl ss
miles Iom Ma;his,tos city, y. c, on the sew
Household Furniture ami every description of Farm
Nine Horse: and on. Coli. -.-....
Q par Of Working stcers,
M Ts d -four 1 head q s Sss,e ecmrrsins
About tsisty sox. and e shosss, io o. or sheen.
fh ;sst 81 nm Carrlsse Rorsss,
S.t: f Baso 1fs oS SssG s. Hsrps:s
sin;ls Asrns.s,. L.die: sad Cents Saddles,
One tenr horse W. ON. Hafnss.. Carts. csrry.l.
SSm and csb Crusher.s sod as pew, -
And many other useful articles too numsross 10
Rye :, sySa as nSSs COM saa
perfect and free from At sncu@ssancs' sss :. eis
rs cs.. oss .uos 4. ,s .ss
closets, rang and pamp in hitShen, furIaos, fne
f sfa him Sss an
elegant country residence: The house, With lis
Farm No: 2 h.s about 90 acres highly improved
l ssS sSos a., ,s Soss nfy o9,n Glib and ss.y
$500, the whole under rood fsnoinG; plsnty 81 eI
Sac .ud sad in. r.. T.. IN" y
sold together separate. st frst purehsssr's o.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance TO suit
the purchase-, secured BY q deed Of tysst on the
proissty An the persopal property VIA be sod on
credit Of months for oil sums over GO and ID 20
Ses: 81 over that sun credit ofe mopths viii be
NJ a'ss = n ssss9 S
c.sh, The whole property, real and personal. VIII
October and ~. gle Will be oSnt h SssS .,
the whole oftAs I5c,ss.y isdisPossd % The prop
hATcHEToR sbo9 nj sn mi, esbR sgc; -. a
nj Ciesst end =. Bleir, on the esysutl sFsst
roaA. Addrsss. IL BY letter, Cot1age Post Okos,
Montgo9ery county, Md. -
TRUST sALE.-Ry yzrtse OF . dssd Of trust
from James skfdmofe 20 the undsrsispsA, Do:
ssd Asssst 81. Is5e, eed recorded aneag Tie lsnd
reeorae OF WAshinxto n eounks, District Of cQlpm-
nth es s ass., s. on k Shs ..: re g9s q Lex
" o'clock m, OF the following Propety- F'f7'
8 sss :ss: L. ss; long
and about twenty feet deep;
And Ten COILS OF seine Rope. Terms osah-
sesd go slfl d.. sMoOT. Trsstss.
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NEW ASSORTED LOTS
~ SELLING OFF CHEAP,
HANDKERChIEFS,f from Is cents to GA dozen.
. S, dog GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
from 8 so dozen TO oil finer grades. :
81 dozen LADIES' FRENCH CORSETS, white
and colored ~
LADIES' PINE APPi. E HANDKERCHIEFs.
new and beautiful article. very cheap
large lot of EMBROIDERED CELLARS
All decided bargains, to which We invite the at
tention of the LADIES'. j. w COLBY q Co
se8 ct 523 Seventh st above Pa av
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CHARLES A. SHAFER,

~ WATCH MAKER,
346 Penn. ArenKe, near Serenth Street
Entire attention given to the Repairing of Chro
nomaters, Duplex and Lever Watches, fine n
vitaiion, Wedding, Visiting and Professions ~
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w. "A BARGAIN.
w l!.I BE sold at great sacrifice if applied 70,
immediately a neat single horfe four . nm -
seated CAkRIAGE. of modern makeE9S&
ana hnish III WAS manufactured by Mr. SNS
John Pay ee, and has been nun but short time, Fol
terms apply at Mr.. JAS F ESSEX'S stable, or
Ing street, Georgetown, where the carriage may
be seen. -..---l- =. -. = AZ M eo5,
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NOTICE. f.
= .i he UNION MARKET, Union Buildings, on
RENTED, wi be duly opened again "a Monday the
Iuth Instant, where my customers and the public
WI hnd everything in my Provisioning line tn It
the country aft ,rds al my usual moderate charges
Sc W-os .a-# ... JOS, l., HElSE,
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~ ~ ~ 90 IVI,UWs, VIZ.
W thirteen thousand gallons. on
ths twenty fifth day Of October,
1850, or Is Q ON thereafter as the
proper tests and gauging can be
comp eted.
W Twenty five tn usand gallons,
on the first day of ApTii. 1861,
or as soon thereaftsI as tue
proper te ts ani gauging can be
completed.
% Forty two thousand ga ons, on
toe first day Of June, 1861. or az
soon thereafter as the proper
tests and sauging can be com
Rleted.
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BOARDING.

ASO NINTH sTREET.-Per.on,r etDrn;,, "a
fSc the city ON their summer re- sorts will and
vacant seyeI al desirable rooms, bsviug the conve
Ninth ST., one door south Of F; suitable either for
lafnilles or single gentlemen. Table boardeys 40
commodated on moderate terms. se5lW
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-12

OHIO MECHANlCS' INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883
We prepared to all Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles, tar metal steamboats, and
with this unequaled Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
met with and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has certain parts Of
and been adding to it for two yearse has produced roof
composition, and
EQUA.. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz The
canvas is Of the heaviest kind, rated composition
rendering perfectly Water Alright and very Elastic
before being upon the roof The composition not only
net injurious but actually preventative of cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO CANVAS
Thejoints cemented together and the whole
with heavy coat of Cement compounded from
which Will not run, scale off, crack become injured bv
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T
For protecting METAL ROOFS corroson and leaking
our alone possesses qualities durability u
elnalleGi and Is the cheapest coating that be used
. FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS, we con
ndenty believe this Roofing will outwear any three OF the
ordinary coverings No OIL is brought in direct contact
with the canvas TO barn It, and the Cement Paint we use
the tight materials hch do
become like from exposure remain pliabe
n$ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE IN the States Of NqrUiand
DeLd.oGre: pirginia and the District Of Columbia
~ Believing that when the quality of this Roofn 10
generally KNOWN shall supply larger portioI 70
CURED in the above territory have constructed our
ufssSoy TFERS lfSEe Il RsSpBy S2g TdeWand
~ Prepared material for SALE with instrucfons 70 ~ =
on and will be furnished to Agents. leaving them far
margin for profit 's 'ieih iair
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
~ GEO. JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and Sopfh st
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-12
KlNDLING WOOD !

Y INDLING WOOD
~ KIHDIING WOOD
am now preparing my wharfby power SA ED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD which | will sall
and deliver free Of charge at TEN Err CENT less thar
any dealer IN the city JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
OBice-pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-12
- SALE ON Moprc u M n1, ,l,lr1.HGr
G0-9artnersbin Aptiffs.

TIVE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the name and style Of
DECORMlS h ROGERS, was DISSOLE Ed by limitation
on the LIST inst. EDWARD DECORMIS,
VIZ ROGERS.