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4 are aud superior bot r Russo, Shoe, und
y iA,hcr. which ! viii sell low lor cash
hides. or wool
II. WARE
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r The Paris Press contains a well
.,.,;,teu article upon thu Memphis and VI
p,.o Railroad company We have room
,n, lor al extract:
~, are informed by G :. Bonner,
ESD, tina, the work OF s'"d'"s "po" tbs
,n,I 50 far as completed, has been done
~ the very best possible manner, 1t
vil, be remembered that the company
L,s engaged the laying OF the rats upon
any miles of the road, commencing near
L,.. eastern line of bowie cean,y. one hall
=, he completed during the coming sum
'.., and the other half during the sam
n,r Of 1861 Messrs Bonner \ }. II.
rr,,k have contracted to furnish cross
,ies for - miles OF the road. commencing
At the eastern terminus. TIE affairs 81
IN. Company are reported to be IA Almost
,,r,..prrons condition
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sovTMgRI MADE CIRCULAR SAWS

T7fsI0t 71N'fs
DRAINING MACRtSfS
6RiSr Mills. =, g..
Constantly receiving aud tor sal hy
EDMUND VI. tNE\S Agent
N Union Sin,e, New Orleans.
i. s Illustrated Catalogues Of pai Machia.
cry will b. sen, 10 any ouo aesriag IL
Fob ~. 1853. W - n
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS:!
Just REC EUxD


NOW OPEN Ely!
fINHt bes, selected sitock ~ Spring aud
] <slsu user Goods. cossistipg u osdk>'
dress Goods, fine erx~nis,s Mrslim. Lawn.
Barcgrs, SMk Man,illss, cincAaur. Prints. Jsr-
onet, Swiss. AMI fine is.nmts. Alro Ase lot
OF ciotAirg, Boots, SAoss, Mats. tsrs Rrnwn
and Bs.achevi l,c,ncstie~, t'otto0sst~. l.is~ns.
Hardware W@slwarc, and Crockcry Alsn
fms 10, Of ssa,dIsry. Tie il satiafkd b. tAs
pla-c YOU all The Go.sh arv Ill new ~ Mv<h.
ani purchased with ,he xrShxs carr. Csli and
cxananc for yoursel,cs
j. LEVY
M eat
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ra. The caior OF thu Telegraph Is dis'aii'.
"a with the Hotels in Houston. lie says !:
~, want building that can lodge aud t'd'
h, good style. at least three or four hundred
.,.st,st "A time" Decidedly eVtrayagaut.
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", Edi9r II Mr. charc~ u bichatd VII
,..rtai, his nam, 10 b. run lor the Office OF ASH
~ and Collector Of Harrison county, he VIII re-
...Ire the support OF many iienls. MN,
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1. NJ. 4 TAI 10 u.
Dts>Dl.t Ttp\.

ME eopariner.bip existing between l.udolph
| a Schailr expired with the year 1852
ce that limc we have had no business con.
elton.
I. Ii DOLpll.
Ian / lsen lqIt
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BALTIMORE.
HE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE ANNUAL
LETTER SHEET
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1860

THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE ANNUAL
LETTER SHEET
Will be issued from this Office on the lst day Of
January, 1851, (Tuesday.) 1t will be in form and
general contents, similar to those which we have
heretofore made up, and which we have the best
reason to believe, have given universal satisfac-
ton. We hazard nothing in saying that our COM
mercial reports are unequalled by those of any
paper in this city in accuracy and completeness;
and all the statistics of the trade and commerce
of the city for the past year will be embodied in
our Letter-sheet, in condensed and interesting
form, accompanied by appropriate remarks and
explanations. At time when political causes
seem to indicate closer business connection be
tween Baltimore and the Southern and South
Western States, our merchants should avail them
selves of every opportunity of advertising, not
only their own business, but that of the
whole city. An opportunity to accomplish
both objects will be afforded by our Letter.
sheet, in which all persons ordering twenty five
or more copies in advance, can have their bust
ness card inserted without extra charge. Those
who intend to make use of our sheet will please
leave their orders, at their earliest convenience
at our counting room, or with our agent. Mr.
Hoffman, who is authorized to receive them.
Price per single copy, cents
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We have already had occasion to express our
opinion concerning the perilous condition in which
the country now stands, and the little hope that
remains of satisfactorily adjusting the points at
issue. The disastrous effects resulting from this
sectional antagonism are strikingy evident in the
remarkable change which has recently taken place
in the material condition of the country Three
months ago it was healthy and prosperous Care
ful trading and close economy had relieved ii from
the pressure which, during the four previous years,
had weighed upon its energies and had restricted
its resources The magnificent crops of the North
Western States, when taken in connection with
the steadily-increasng demand for the Cotton of
the South warranted the belief that our CONNER
cial and industrial interests were about to enter
upon career Of activity almost without a par
allel in the history Of the Republic. These well
grounded expectations have been scattered TO the
winds. Banks have suspended; commerce lam
guishes trade is paralyzei the Federal Govern
ment has been brought to the verge of bankrupt
cy, and the prospect in the future is gloomier
still. The depreciation in values is general and
all-pervading. A few facts, roughly thrown to-
gether, will indicate this at a glance The loss
SWING pNNli
less than one hundred millions of dollars. The
price of wheat at the Lake ports and on the sea-
board is twenty-five cents per bushel less than it
was thirty days ago, and all other kinds of grain
have fallen in value in the same proportion. The
total loss on the grain crop of the United States
from nc other than political causes-may be rea-
sonably estimated at thirty millions of dollars
decline liz in no urica cf
from twelve to fifteen dollars a bale. Assuming
this seasons crop to reach but four millions of
bales, we have, in this staple alone, an absolute
loss of at least fifty millions of dollars The price
of hogs has also fallen, on an average, four dol
lars per head, which, estimating the entire crop at
five millions Of hogs, would indicate loss of
twenty millions of dollars. We might adduce
multitude of instances of n similar character, and
involving not only all other descriptions of prop
erty, both real and personal but most seriously
duplicating also the Commerce and industry of
the country. But if the mere apprehension of dis
union is capable of producing such results as
these it is evident that the actual separation of the
States, and their reorganization into two distinct
Republics, will seriously increase the gravity of the
situation, even though the effects of the shock should
NC pu' OF temporary duration, and the after conse-
quences beneficial Under sucb circumstances II
is proper tha' these facts should he looked souarely
III 'ne ~, 'ne honr is close at hand when the
people Vi OH INC save States will be called upon 10
decide Wlat course 'hey will pursue; and it is ne
cessary, before lhelr solemn verdict is announced
that they should count the hazards and taIro a.
measure of the consequences.
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The Mexican Consul General ut New Orleans
announces, through the columns of the Picayune,
that the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Govern
ment is now acknowledged in every part of the
Republic, with The exception of the cities of Mexico
and of Puebla. He also states that it was proba-
Die that, at the date of his writing, Pueba had
likewise pronounced in favor of the Liberals, and
that the Capital alone remained under the control
of NIRAMoN
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Dead Heart
which is really very excellent play, was perform.
ed again last night, and will be repeated this even.
ing for the last time 1t is better worth seeing
than ever, as the players are all perfect in their
parts, and give all the scenes their full effect.
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GUILFORD MINING COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GUILFoRp COPPER AND GOLD Mn
ING COMPANY hereby notified that pursuant to res0u
tons passed at general meeting of the Stockholders held
2St November eVylnE assessment of Twenty Cents
they are required to pay or before the 18th Decemb
Instant i'll cash at the Office OF the Company 81 SECOND
STREET the first instalment of said assessment T.n
Cents Share, for the full number Shares appearing
the of each and every certificate held them and
have thgsame rceped for upon each of said certificates
failure to present their certificates ard this nay
ment by the time appointed, will work total
FIXTURE of their stock and Of the validity of any certificate
not carrying the receipt
1t hehcOyes persons owning ceti'ates of the Company
Stock issued an the # another PARTY, 10 thakthe
aforementioned conditions complied with: otherwise their
certificates will at once cease to be valid
Parties holding collateral the Company's certificates
of stock will do well the aforementioned salmcnt
ispad by the time appointed ell certificates so held,
otherwise they will We Of no value or VALIDITY.
By order, JOSEPH IOUGH.
Baltimore sh December. 1850. as If
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MIN MUSJCAT SOIpEE
Saf BY raE
~ 81 \ I'm U q y U CIR 7
LAW BUILDIN
on M0NDAY, December Oth, 1850
dickes % cents packages OF ~ S. to be h2d at
s-ErsnI P;S,o T f NJ I q Uaeioe d" GIGS
= , , - : - :
IS Wabo,.a inst racaiy,od a ho;co asSortrnont az
FINE LADIES' CABAS and POCKET BOOKS,
CENT EuFN,S SHSVISG and iDREsSING CASES
TOILET BONES, r,r,,,r,,
All Of which have been selected With Great care and
which We can offer at most RRAs0NABLE PRICES
dsu Sc West Baltimore street
T0ODS For THE U0TTDAYS
" 4 beautiful stock of FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
SKATES Of All 6uaIiiirs and nrirsg n 40 NJ
RoYS TOOL B,HES, illed mp with best quality tools,
A REUTER- & SONS,
G2--l o. west baltimore st.
a. OLIVER O'DONNELL
> I,y AZ kEN9H ED TO NO o. SoufHGAH STREET,
r-er,--,1..z11,z..
4 'O9HhhEFl Inv
FAMILY my. GolpSt
EXTRA STRONG AND DURABLE FABRfCsr
LARGE PEDEcry0y ~ PRICES,
HAMILTON EASTER & CO,
100. col AYD 2o3 BALTIMORE STREET.
,r, nav sa,lio, at
Tn 'f'i'' Ed Nioi-0
Their entire stock of
Pc1,rI,o,., n,rr,r r,i,..,,, + ~, an, r,or1.1i.,
hch''d'o" Sc LUMBAR p'cssons q CO. ana harhhes
HOUSEWIFE AND FAMILY LINENS.
barnes ey linen Sheetings Table pamasks,
nr',i sup l,7's "''a't Napkins aud Tea poghes'
''''' > ,ooa' ,1es pm -, ,.,-,.r,ra
Small to largest sizes moda
iarr, st,r, oC ;,,,,or,,I ,,,, ,,.-, ,o,-..
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G A s IL
- K s. T EnI -.

- K s. szs H -1sG-.
ALLOWED
on ORDERS FOR COAL,
IF PAID FOR At TIE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GIEsE g. CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET.
ra- THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE AS
USUAL dsu
DOES YOUG SHIRT TAILOR FIR You?
Try ADAMS,
No ll6 ". Baltimore street up stairs. d1-tf
Sl.75 FOR THE Finest SHIRT.
Good Shirt lower Making Shirts - cent each fer cash
only ADAMS 10 li6 W. Baltimore street. up stairs d7tF
PERFECT FITTING SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No Ii6 West Baltimore stree. d7 If
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coat.
CHARLES GILNOR,
s O L + 4 G n q
Yard, CORNER or YORK AND VILLAS sIEEsTs,
The undersigned having been re appointed the.
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
err Bra TED C0AL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method informing cnns; Ct Coal and the
public generally that he is prepares. l their orders oI
any size and quantity at te lowest market prices with
despatch.
The reputation superiority this article OVER
ALL OTHERS, is wei, established, having teen
very generally used in this market for Tia. past
TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems il only necessary state that
al. 49,.
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BAIIIWDKt COUNTY.
1CCUppENCE A litfI

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.-A little son of James
McCrone, Esq, residing near Rossville, Twelfth
District, met with a most untmely death on Satur-
day last. His mother administered what she sup
posed to be dose Of calome Immediately after
wards the child was seized with the most violent
spasms, and to the mothers heart lending aston
ishment, she discovered that she had given strych-
nine to her child. The little sufferer, we are in
formed, only survived about twenty minutes.-Ad
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The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review of the Baltl-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at counting
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BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES,
ofour market in person. and Of other markets roug
reliable correspondents.
Also, buy and sell, at lowest OF exchange, INCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TIME AND SIGHT
DRAFTS on all the principal cities Of the Union. Max
Collections on all accessible points with prompt
Receive money Deposit in current or uucurrent npns
and allow interest by special agreement
Negotiate loans and:business paper. au3 tfc
GOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES PUR-
~ CHASED b JOHN WILLIAMS & son,
n2iff - 90 Smiths wharf
ETNCURRENT BEEK NOTES bought at best
~ rates ny In2ltl THO J. CARSON.
HHECKS AND DRAFTS, on all points South
~ and West, cashed at lowest rates, by .,,,.,
n2ff THO. !. CARSON.
GOLD PURCHASED AND FOR SALE by
II n2ttf THO. j. CARSON.
A DVANCES MADE ON MERCANTILE PA
n PER AND APPROVED C0LLATERALS. by
u2ttf THO. j. CARSON.
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY, AND
n2itf va THO j. CARSON.
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THE BELL AND EVERETT ELECTORs IN RfCHMOND.--
According to previous announcement, the Union
men of Richmond gave the Bell and Everett cleo
tors grand dinner at the Exchange hotel and
Ballard House, on Wednesday night Many speech
es were made, expressing conservative, Union SEN
timents, and opposing secession from existing caus-
es, but declaring that should aggressions or overt
acts be committed, then they would shoulder their
tomahawks, hatChets and nuskets in defence of
their rights. The following sentiment from Gov.
Letcher read
Firgiaid-Her honor, her rights, her interests
andher institutions, safe in the hands of her
sons, native and adopted-whether Bell men.
Breckenridge men, or Douglas men. All will be
equally faithful in the hour of trial.
AN INvENrREss IN THE MowING LrNE-Elizabeth
NJ. Smith, of Burlington, N. j., has invented and
patented an Improvement in reaping and moving
machines, for throwing them in and out Of gear by
means OF the drivers seat. When the driver takes
his seat the machine, his weight throws it into
gear, and when he leaves, the machine is thrown
out of gear.
Andrew J. Secrist, of South Carolina pension
er of the United States, on account of disease con-
tracted in the Mexican war, has returned his GER
tihcate to the Commissioner of Pensions, and re-
linquished any further claims the General Gov
eminent, on the ground that dissolution of the
Union is inevitable.
In New York on Thursday evening, while several
workmen were engaged on board the Spanish fri.
gate Barenguela, which is lying at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard undergoing repairs, shell burst
Stamusiy lnJuring seven men, one, it is thought,
'"''"y' Iheir names were not reported.
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In New York, on Wednesday morning, November 2Sth,
of consumption, MARGARET BUTLER LYON, aged 20
years
On the 9th instant, Mrs SUSAN BROWN, il the 18Th
year of her age
,, ON Sunday, 2d instant, ELIZABETH L. wife of Col
Edward ShrIver. Of Erolarick. Md
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MARYLAND AFFAIRS,

Death from The Lockjaw.-William Stephenson, a
young man who resided near town, while out gun
ming, week before last, accidentally shot himself in
the foot, intiicting a severe wound from which he
suffered severely, and on Friday last taken with
Couufy Democrat Dec G.
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MARRIED.
On Thursday, 9Th inst, by Rev David wilson JOSEPH
" Fl WARDS and Miss AMANDA NJ. USILTON, all of
Kent county, Nd.
ON the ih instant, by Rev VIM. II. Chapman. SOLOMON
BOW EN- TO Mrs. NJ A. STEWART, daughter Of the late
tianrgn Il # HSr all Of lie cit
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part Of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale ny GREEN Il YGE,
oSI-f IS ". Baltimore street
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JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT Tabor
The firm of pULANY & HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent, July %, I2G0, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he
taken store.
No. s. NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS CASSI-
hERS AND VESTINGS, OF all coogs and styles for the
Fall ard Winter Having secured the services of
Practical Cutter all goods sold will be made in style
neatneSS and taste that cannot he exCelled
BS-GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
A call il tf,ll snliri
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These beautiful FURS very moderate prices, are to
had IN large quantities at TAYLOR'S,
d lT opposite Rarnums
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Gov. SEWARD on THE MEssAGE.-Senator Seward
has the credit Of humorous estimate of the mes
sage, made in reply to friend who had asked his
opinion of that document. The distinguished New
the President had established two things-that
State may not secede, unless it wants to; and, in
case of secession, it would become the duty of the
executive to enforce the iaws--if nobody objected.
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thLLDRtN > II DRS.
\ magnificent assortment to lie had at
TAYLCR'&,
di-lw opposite Barnuln' 5
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THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY The first soiree of this
society given on last Monday night at the Law
Buildings, and was complete success, both as re-
CARDS the merit of the performance and the enlhu-
siasm and character of the audience. The pro-
gramme was well selected and as admirably render
ed. Mr.. Mahr's nervous style was the theme of
much praise, and it was admitted that in chamber
playing he has never been excelled by any one who
has been heard here. Mr.. Lenschow's tenor told
with marked effect, and the same nav be said of
Mr. JungnickeFs cello. Our amateur friend, Mr.
Gibson proved an acceptable addition to the party,
and in the duo for yolns as well as in other pieces,
greatly distinguished himself. Messrs. Thicde and
Schneider were as usual fully up to their work
Another concert is announced at the same place on
Monday evening next, and we hope to see a full at
tendance.
Concern FOR THE BENEFIT OF Poor AND FRIEND
LESS CuUDEEy.-The Young Catholics Friend So
ciety will give n concert at the Maryland Institute
on Sunday night, the proceeds of which will be ap
piled to the iaudable purpose of relieving the
wants of the poor and fricndiess children of The
city. Haydn'S OraoriO of the ''Seven Last ords ;,
a composition of the highest merit will be given
on the occasion, and, as we are assured in the best
style, under the direction of Prof Gegan, the well
known director of the Cathedral choir. Many OF
the best amateurs of the city will participate in
the performance and full orchestra and extensive
chorus will render the work with proper effect. A
crowded audience will doubtless be present
TON THumE.-Our little friend will give three
entertainments to day. The first at 10, NJ, the
second at 3 p. NJ, and the third at the usual hour
in the evening.
BLOSDIN continues to be the attraction at Front
street. He goes through with his rope-wakne
feats every evening, astonishing his audience by
| GOODNESS and daring
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VAUIIJN TO LADIES.
In purchasing FURS, beware of limitations. Every ar
tcle sold ill he guaranteed to te represented
TAYLOR,
AL opposite RarDum's
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The largest ami m,s beautiful assortment Of MINK
FUI;S are 70 he found :t TAYLOR'S,
6il% opposite Earnums
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EKNINE I JES.
A large assortment Of ROYAL ERMINE FURS. = mos
beautiful article for bridal presents at
ThYLOR'S,
div opposite Barnum's.
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BLOSDIN continues to be the attraction at Front
street. He goes through with his rope-waIking
feats every evening, astonishing his audience by
GOODNESS and daring.
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REAL SABLE FURS.
The only Stors Of SABLE FURs in the city, is at
TAYLOR'S,
"a /" opposite Barnums
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Tom THuMr.-our little friend will give three
entertainments to day. The first at 10, NJ, the
second at B. P. NJ, and the third at the usual hour
in the evening.
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J. LIPP l. Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE Of Baltimore and Paca Streets
has always on hand well selected stock of CLOTHS CAS-
SIMERES AND VESTINGS. Also a full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-0ur customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
money, our system being ONE PRICE, s253m
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Mufs and CuGs
Mink Sable Capes MuTs and Guns
Fitch Capes, Muffs and CufTsl
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Muffs and CuFsl
Together with large and select assortment Of CiIdren,5
and other Fancy FURS
Aso,4Ladies Misses and Childrcn's Fancy HATS ami
CAPS,
To be had at QUAILS,
s2G3m No. 2GS Pratt street, near Hanover
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RooFING RoogING ROOFING! !!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrivacd by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PEGFEoTLY FIRE PRooF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRGoF,
UNEQUALLED FOR EcoNoMf,
UNGIvALLED FOR DURADTLITY,p
ADArTEn FvERY CLIMATE.
For further Information address call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. = Jarvis Ruilding cor. North and Baltimore ss
iy2ftf Baltimore
ISRAEL Il Co.
IVORY ES
WATER COLORED
NEZEOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
juli-tf l25 BALTIMORE sTRERrS
MANN's DINING Rooms
No. l2i ". BALTEwoR. STREET
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor, who will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill Of fare will include all the substantias as vel
the dcicacie of the season-havng made
to he supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand fine lot of BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice.
- MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 80 Fayette street.
au29-tf CHI MANN, Proprietor
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WARRANTED TO FIT.

PARKER BROTHERs' LONDON CLUE SAUCE.-Tt5
celebrated Sauce is fast suparseng all others From the
richness and delcacy Of flavor attained poI-
ariy almost great this country in Europe.
sale by all gstclasS %rocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE, Importers,
o3l-tf IS West Batmor street
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S1.75 FOR THE FINEST SHIRT.
Good Shirts lower Making Shirts - cent each r. cash
only ADAMS 10. TAG W. Baltimore street. up stairs dI If
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DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
on ORDERS FOR COAL,
IF PAID FOR At TIE TINE THE ORDER IS LEFT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08

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