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By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auotonser..

CoRNSuS0pLA H0TEL At AUcTIoN.-on
81 90 ock, IN front Of the premises, We will sell
that new and valuable 7ropsrty, the 'Cornnoopia
Hotel, i" stusted the corner of Market space and
the Cansl This House Is nev nd IN perfect order,
'ntains ten rooms. bar lifted very coaSlete. slto
Dack building; there 10 excellent and dry cellar
This house IL IN most excellent portion, 10 q
very popular resort, and 10 nov under good rent 90
O punctual tenant.
This sale Offers On opportunity 20 SECURE q good
business location, or for an Investment
Terms: One-third cash; the resdue IN 6, II, and
Is month";, with interest, and stcursa By deed Of
tfust on the property: Title perfect
su IL d RARNAkD BUCKEY, Auets.
BIZ A. GREEN. Auctioneer. ..#
HANDSOME TW OSTORY FRAME HOUSE
IL AND LoI on IHE ISLAND AT AucTI N-Ol
THURSDAY, the 23i met. shall sell IN front Of
the pr mis- 1T O'Clock p; west part az lot
in square No. <s6 having from. of Is feet south
between - and 9Th streets, rum ing with aide
alley 90 80 feet ley I22 feet inches. with the
lmprovrm winch are o good two-story frame
house, &c. ~
The, .oI is handsomely improved with trees.
shrubbery, &C
Terms One half cash; balance in 8, u and ~
months. for notes bearing interest
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The IntsiIigeneer discusses South Carolina poll
tics, arguing that the prospects Of Bell and Ever
EFT are such as to preclude the necessity OF thar
State making arrangements for leaving the Union
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A. GREEN. Auct.

on account OF the Indictment weather until IRE
DAY the 2fth inst, sans hour and p ace. ~
au p A GREEN Auct.
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I ENGLISH SHIFTING PRINTS.
L HAVE Just received one case OF English Shirt
ing Prints OF extra quality and width, WARE nted
fast colors, at I8c. per yard. III. EGAN
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By A, GREEN. Auotiopeer

ny n uHhhNs AuouOneef.
IaNp s ss.s 9E PAMkr e
N sSs os D5 Of on the PiRsy B.snos
~ Ss Pnsy BSsIRf of Che
Corded 90 Ss aSOIs s4. sts DAY 81 s
tln. in the District Of Columbia, and the other
as. On IN e ss9uf the A Nss e s
ct seq also one OF the land ecords Of said county,
be SS sP ssg 2 che 1 bee:
is69: az O'Clock ?; m; q ths Anot,on Room Of
All ina: part Of tract Of land called 'PetsIs Nil
in tRs b ens Sns Of
the west sids Of the Pioey Branch Sosd contssp ed
yithIn the following metss and bounds, 10 wit:
n n sss Of ad s me t S
corner OF lot Of ssid land laid OF 70 Hs,s spssf
City se1Gs an. aSfI Spi h sso
drsdth: ysrche., with sg..fmsn,s north line, % 9
s6sn.s north fE and o. % e. S
o e ss az. sss
TIE east he Of speskpsn's small or lOI where Is
EN- an sss @ nine s;: And
vest hne OF said Piney branch rosa In a st~airht
aad q tas p Of az .e
sether win the improvements thereon, which coz
Ds:as 81: .ss he'd. t. .ss ss9
Ie!m. Of sale; One third e..h; %. b.l.es. I'M
CURED TO give his notes bearing inteFest from the
dsy Of tale and secured BY deed Of trusfssos he
should the purchaser fail 70 eomply, With the
the trustee the night TO ressl cad prop,
erty, at the risk and cast Of the defa1ting purohs
Ser Sc sRon GYMS i've days previous public po,iee
terms Of such re ale. All oonveysaces st the cost
r. n. LAsKEY, T,sssss.a
an 2-eo&ds =. - A GREEN. Auct
NARsHAL's sALE,-In virtue of a writ of
the Circuit Court Of The District az COLUMBIA for
M. .9eo % ,Ts,a p, and 70 me direSsse
Court Hsnss eooref ssid soSstg ON wHbSE sss
DAY the oh day of AaSut next. lsso. At Y O'Clock
IN ana AL 10 sft se M s1 nile sss ssssf
.. pI|s.Sysssst; isssssS .sl.sd end ewes sscn
soi q Ssss.issS Bye. e We Ss:s e iS
:, ,l =, Marshal for the District d colanSi
ssaALss ALL 4! t[ :, VI; Sf5.n
cult Court Of che District Of Coismbi.. for ths
ss sdrs o S
day Of Aurust nexf ls60. q u clock m eli dsssd-
st s1 ne ' ss sss
c., ether with al AM .rrular the improvemsnts
'sssf :ss :.sf :: o 3;
o 81 John w ". Thompson and z. 3 S!Pss;.
is ls-Ats q. 3 Ma.sAsl for Distriei o. coianSiA
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
sn61 "WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst, same hour
say s w.sELDEN. U. s. Msr.A.l.
EREsH BLUE LICK, BEDFoRp. CON
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FUTURE DAYS.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctions

By ]. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioneers
nESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON
~ NORTH i. STREET BETWEEN l4TH STREET
WEI, Ann VERMONT Avenue. FoR sALK -0n
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, August cath, at AK
o'c Ock. on the premises shall sell part Of Lot
b, IN Subdivision of uare No. 2iS fronne 50 feet
on north l. ftreSt between 18th street and Vermont
avenue. ne back sb ut li3 feet with front OF
IS feet on Vermont avenue, together with the I'm
ing, coniaiBg six rooms, and standing back from
the building about 20 feet and adOI ued on zach
side by q handsome three-story brick dwelling
house. The location Is unexceptlonable for q
private residence, and the property very desirable
IS q residence for small family
Terms: One-third cash; e residue in 6, u, and
Is months, with iuteresi, secured BY deco oftFpst
on the premises Title perfect.
an god !. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auots
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PIONEER STEAM IMARsLE AND BROWN

plONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
STONE WORKS. -. -, :
he subscriber bess leave to inform the citixsps
o. Wes ngton, Georgetown and Alexandra that
he has added To his long estatlshed bnsines. fhe
snaiasy OF steam power for saving ana manufso-
Iions branches, Marble Msntsls, Table and Wash-
s s.a ISp., Tie, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Platforms, bsving purchased large stock of taian
marDe IN boet from first handsat the lowest rates
ne reels confident of being able TO furnish Marble
Work as low a. IL can be purchased in New YorI,
Pnlsilaaslphls; OF Baltimore. The trade supplied
With itsllan Marble in block or sabs at the sasne
rate as furnished ia ew York, and ON sooommo-
GAZING .lg terms. Also, on hand, large supply OF
Putty et New York prices. Encourage the entef
prise; 1t viii be An aoq nfsItion % the CITY. =
AEEX. RUTHERFORD
Pioneer Steam Marble and BYotrn Stone Work.
.nasn as1oH Pa Avn cor; Th.rt- enth e
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution descants at length upon the
relations Of 90 The National Intelligencer, Mr.
Seward, and the Repeal Of the Missouri Com
lac ..
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nR. w. j. CIR aIGE ~ having purchased the Drug
~ Store, No so, northeast corner of Sew :
McIntire, is now prepared to accommodate 1G
the former patrons of he Store, and che pub OfA
nc gene ally, with everything they may want
in his line Of business, He keeps constantly on
hand fresh aud pure assortment of DRUGS,
some of the most reliable houses in the United
States There will also he found PATENT MED
LINES, FANCY ARTICLES, SOAPS, and
PERFUMEhY. Stict personal attention given
20 the compound pg of ply sican's prescriptions at
All hours. day or night. Surgical instruments
Trusses, &C., ordered from the manufacturer at
the shortest notice, ard at reasonable prices. He
pledges hlmsefto do all in his power please and
accommodates every one who gives him a call. He
aiso has a few gallo of very superior Old Port
No. 370. o' "0'' OH" s't an Grst N
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RAVEN, BACON & CO -, AND SrEINwAY
~ SONS PIANOS are only to be--N
to .,ns g the warsIooms Of w. g METZ MA
Piano are rec uested TO call and examine before put-
oh,slns elsewhere. Music Depot-oorner of penn
avenue and Eleventh st. an q
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before consulting me. There is hut two kinds or
rheuma ism ever heard of, that is infamIpators
exposure Any one wishing 10 consult na can End
me between the hours of 8, Il, 4, at No. AIS 81,
near Thirteen and-a- half st. AL Z --ltr It's :
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RED ASH COAL, ---7"'
II WHITE ASH COAL. a-..s :
..ou LYkENS VALLEY COAL.
PINE WOOD. .--3
Sawed and Split Wood IN quantities to suit for
sale low by --.I r. w RtTPR'iN'
au % ST. corner Of7th st. and Mass av
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,
u CORNER j. AND TENTH Srs
This Institution will resume its duties Senfefnhcr
g. Applica ions made to the Principal at the rooms
Circulars at the bookstores ~ 80 -
!. =. DE HART, Principal.
- Refereaces. 80 r I'g'l-
Rs1 f HsnrEi In sm;i A. Mills. Esq,
Rev. A. q. Carothers, Rev p. Dayijson
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o. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON LOMBARD
EEiiis STREET, BETWEEN FREDERICK STREET AND
- TlE hARKET, AT AuCIlON.-Will be sold on
M0NDAY October Sth, 1850 at one O'Clock, at Exchange
Saesroom, Second street. all the following described very
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT,
situated the South side of Lombard street. between Fred
erck street and the Centre Market The fronts Lombard
street Is feet and running back "a feet less to IL
loot alley, which communicates with Frederick street
The Improvement (No. 81 consists of a twosory Brick
and s able On the alley, &c
Ground rent SSI on the whole Lot
Terms OF saleOne third CASH balance in enual pavmens
Of O. u and Is months with interest security Title in
dlspntable SAMlI. ii. GOV Err, Auctoneer
Ol-35b,S Baltimore str Of
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fOr SaIf.
gibtrp Stables.

GSS4 CALVERT STABLES.
9E-Se ! would respectfully inform my friends and
the public that have taken the Calvert Stables, and will be
pleased to furnish reasonable terms super Coaches
~ Funerals atten"ed to in the best manner
H The best attention paid livery and transient horses
JAMES H. STEWART,
Calvert Stables, Calvert street,
JeL-II Opposite City Spring.
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BY F.. w. BENNETT & Co

E.:A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
il General Order of the Court Common Pleas passed
A in reference to the estate of nsoivent Debtors the
undersigned will sell at public auction in the city of Bat
more, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the sth day Of October
at O'clock on the premises:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de-
scrlDed as follows Beginning for the the
of Green streets and running thence north
wardy boundingon the west side of Green eighty
seven feet more or less to three foot alley thence
wardy bounding on said alley with the or the same
thirty We feet more less, to the line of the built
by Geo Wheri ee street CNO 1867 thence southwark
y bounding on the line Of said house. to Lee street, thence
eastwaIdy bounding the north side of Lee street thirty
feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
This Lot is improved by TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos l6l and 1852 one ofwhch stories an attic
and the other three stories hghe front Of the
house is fitted for store. The whole is subject to
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photographers.

I'D NJ . V A l.
~ THE
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
PHOTO PHI LLERY
JOHN II. VAIL,
FROM 63 BALTIMORE STREET,
- TO 2l3 " EST BALTIMORE STREET, -|a
dust opposite COrtlan Co.'S Splendid Marble BudngD
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
- ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENT. AND No CON
NECTION WITH ANY OFTEN
in thanking my old freuds and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for many nast at Old
Stand, am happy inform them my REMOVAL to the
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted in the best and most costly style and where
prepared all kinds OF work pertaining
in the best STYLE and in all the branches
to first class Artists and at prices which cannot fail to
please
As import my Materials DIRECT fom Europe, and in
large quantities, srd more liberal terms for the
quality Of work than any other similar establishment
in this City And as devote my undivided attention to
the Art the best and satisfactory work,
| and the most prompt and polite attention.
JOHN H. VAIL,
Proprietor OF the Southern Photographic Temple of Art,
aul3 en- 2l3 Baltimore street.
| n -
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Restaurants.
ELDON HALL RESTAURANT,
Nos. &c and as
WEST FAYETTE STREET

The liberal patronage long extended by the public to
this welknown Restaurant, induced the
make extensive improvements to his former premises Hav
ing secured the adjoining propery-No rs. the east
he has transferred his extensive Culinary Department to
that building, making distinct and separate insttu-
ton from that part Of the establishment which contains
the dining By this arrangement the heat arising
from the kitchen, and the smell Of the cookingso obec
tonabe to visitOrs-s entirely avoided, EIDON
HALLS rendered Of the best appointed comfort
able and convenient Restaurants in the city.
The proprietor has completed arrangements for the
ing which will enable him to offer to his customers
earliest possible the best OYSTERS, AME
AND RAREST DELEGATES OF THE SEASON; his fa-
ctes serving which, in the best STYLE being most
complete.
Gentlemen visiting the city for day business can pro-
their meals in private at EIDON HALL any hour
Of the day.
One floor of this establishment has been arranged with
suit Of elegantly furnished Chambers by (which the Pro-
prietor is enabled to accommodate limited number
of guests upon the plan of the European Hotels
In returning thanks to his friends and customers for their
kind support during the existence Of EBDON HALL, the
subscriber begs them that he will endeaVor de-
serve their continued patronage
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1nbIft SaLts.

On; TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
E EEAL ESTA,Ts-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
viii at sn s eS tee ssn Trustee
U9s MEfPA9 S IA day s RRGRfS P$
M TX belonSng to the estate of JOSEPH Wilkins, late
ALI THAT L0T OF GROUND AND PREMISES, stu.
@ on me north side Of Pratt street west of Light street.
q n an Sq ra Feet s tn e Wan
story BE GBDWGf Nm n5 srs street FAN by
nsea as the westernmos portion Of the hotel known IS the
mande %p the Hoe fn Wifi Ss for o G per err The
place. by fhos s Alexand sr Is Esq, as Trustee
Inc TWO LOTS nearest Lombard street. of those three
Howard ns Re 81 anS gfea o on the
n peb em pa each house having front
and an alley the south side in common with the adonns
with Back Bs BY sSS e Bf
party walls in common with the adjoining houses The
and sc ob nye y to ground rent Of Sc
vi m ;od separately and each subject to its rata share
ALSO
ALL OF THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES,
situated on the east side of Liberty street. adjoining and
north of the United Fire Engine House, fronting feet
sFf F EaS G. and nsGp sask Badng by
pnr,yWas in common with the adjoining houses, and
common with the adjoining house This lot subject in
of h win others TO ground rent of s45 80 per snnum,
per annum. " NV" ''"''l7 '' PRIV
AN ANNUITY OF SIS IS, pSyabe ssmi-annua,,v on tba
ground f ana october IN each year. issuing from lot Of
being the southern half of House No 81 Light Street street,
fas P@ the SaapSs R rGs
credit payments to be secured by endorsed to the
o2.2aw2w&eots s. T. WALLIS, Trustee.
f:;A MORTGAGEE'S SALE. sss
Hi z By virtue Of power Of attorney fIom John IS
SfF the provisions Of the act of the General Assembly
ae S6 as the apdersgned as Trustees and Attorneys
% der in Tqysontown, Baltimore COUNTY, at
Of 'ns i FR2c T't OF Lh S called
r Fa Hannah and all that tract OF Land called But
called being 9H aeyer name or names the
No ct al to Mary Fry, recorded in Lber H f.
pERCEs more less lying and being in Baltimore
county about two miles from Woodensburg twenty one
consist goSd Log s 5SSEfI PSG t5S F
ers ana other Out Buildings Said land well wooded
mSH ese o% aS 81 to he By
proved by the undersigned. mn Seeu'''S 10 De ap-
..... WILLIAM s. KEECH,
s...S.w2w trustees and Attorneys in fact
CHARLES STREET SPRING LOT
~ FOR SAFE OR LEASE
Inc commissioners OF Finance will offer for sale or lease
At Public Auction, on THURSDAY october is at az o'ck
? NJ, on the premises, THE CHARLES STREET SPRING
OI having front CT aries street of one hundred and
haen feet six inches divided into lots twenty three feet
Camden Street eighteen faet six inches each nn6s
teri ons hand red and fifteen feet six inches
Terms made known at sale
JNO. A. THOMPSON,
szlThGsts Clerk Com. of Finance.
EOR SALE OR LEASE
IL THIRTY -FOUR BUILDING LOTS
ATPUBIIC AUCTION.
LEASE AZ q 5PGS will %e6 For sE Or
F6R I 6 at * Geofk NJ THIRTY
north of Madison street each lot fronting fifteen feet and
running back to Jones' Falls about hundred and four
feet
Plat the property be seen at Registers Office
..sm,..,, JOHN A. THOMPSON,
szow&sts Clerk Com. of Finance.
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0ubIit SaIfs.
BY X. LENNON q co.
RUCHANANS WHARF

oUO1aNAN - w HAff
.Ass55A THE UNDERSIGNED AGENTS FOR
5th astant o'clock, P H. at the Exchange Sales
~ sFIXEN- FIGHTHs 90 OF THE A SHIP s'sANTA
A as she now lies at iendersons wharf Baltimore
ne SANTA CLAUS" was built at East Boston in 1854,
ny DONALD MCKAY, under inspection of Capt Alden Gif-
S S Is q medium model, sheathed With heavy metal in
ana Carl about COO tons dead weight 200 bales
She can be examined at any time by application to
o5ts INV r n EEMH6S & CO. "a IHGprs
BYSAmUEL III. COVER
RICH AND ELEGANT
IL ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
ENGLISH r4FFsfR3f KS Kiss BRUSSELS
SATIN pAMASKKf WiEbSyw cuRT.rNs
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
mr,n ROSEWOOD PIANO, ETC,
oFAFANH ~ DECLINING H6UsEKEEPING.
o. Tursn w uonAAT AS6T!6N9, "AAl
e a2nfHf Hs 3 lie 8a.n s; Hsa,s ae
i!Fff Ey tSe a the and we'll
NEsUiT Of ETE5S%ST[Y GAkxE 3ST Ros g Ea55
CT. ~ In Crimson Figured Brocatelie viz:
SOFA Tete'a-Iete, Paror Chairs Arm and Reception
RICHLY CARVED WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE,
One eegaPt RH;eEGGd FRENCH CABINET, with Mirrors
2 2as do do FIsRGhE With Mirrors and Marble Slab
Two large and splendid French Plate MANTEL MIR
p T I've complete suit, of Satin Damask WINDOW CUR
Engrayings 6rseEht BronSc Ghandeers English T Tau
Pesy Brussels Carpet for two paror Arm, Rocking and
mF-eaa--r~----ar--=T1 ALSO,
E1saII45$SS One superior Rosewood Case PIANO. 7oc.
" II utaves, full plate, of the manufacture of
- Messrs Knabe Cache
Set of OAK HALL FURNlTUhE, Oil Cloth, Hall Lamp
etc. lump
DINING ROOM
alnut Extension Table; Oak Cane Chairs Side
o u Cocks Carpet Chna Crockery End Glassware Pa-
It'd Ware; Stoves, etc.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Elegant Rosewood French Bedstead deliberately carved
walnut French Bedsead deliberately carved Hair and
usk Mattresses Marble Top Dressing Cabinets; Marble
Top Nasnstands Toilet Sets Fren.h Plate Mirrors with
slabs and Brackets; Looking Glasses Walnut Wardrobes
ich Cottage Furniture; Cane Chairs Shades
Chamber Carpets Stair do. and Rods Mating, Stove, Fire
of *
Stoves, Oil Cloth, Refrigerator Safe etc - M
tory. ~ ~ feiAp
viii be for inspection Monday the sh, previous to
the sale SAML. II. COVER, Auct.,
Oils 81 Baltimore
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
BUILDING THE NEW CITY HALL.

IA
W BGIIbING THE NEW CRY HALL. 5
CITY HALL. BALTIMORE, MD, Sept 2lst, 1860.
Under ordinance Of the Mayor and City Council Of Bal
FR Ssd az F 0g poRsd the CITY
1850, SEALED PROPOSALS Will BE 2ECEIyED At
T6BER FE d 5 e 3S
On the on Sgee
street the East by Holiday street, and the West by
prov ded for the purpose and which seen daily from
osoes M MI at the h Se of N WILLIAM IAN
The following branches of the intended
under contracts and proposals will be received
Proposals for tearing and clearing away the old
@ ID and S % ef a o the
the city, and to state in his proposal the sum he will allow
Proposals excayang the cellars and the trenches for
the for e O. Ss and stone
walls of cellars including the concrete stone cement and
Proposals all the marble work consisting of columns
with their bases and capitals antac and pastes with their
the windows and doors conces and aapets steps
quired to face the exterior walls including al the marble
cement and the necessary machinery for raising and set
submit the Commissoners with proposals sample or
Proposals brick work, including the bricks cement
Proposals. for iron work for oors roof dome and cupo-
las including the iron and the machinery for raising and
Proposals Carpenters work, including lumber and
Proposals for pl sterng, including lime, hair, sand and
galvanized iron including the material for the
Proposals for plumbing the water closets, nc.
Proposals for plumbing and glazing including all the ma
terialf for the game.
Proposals heating the building with steam including
the apparatus and all the necessary fixtures.
And those who choose to bid for all the above
proposals win he Teceiyed which must Pe endorsed
including all labor, scaoding and material of every de
The Commissioners right to reject any
proposals without subectng themselves to Claims
Security satisfactory the Board OF Commissioners will
required the faithful performance of the contract
under proposals, and also guarantee, signed by tive
responsible citizens of Baltimore that the contract con
osas NAV Be accepted within three days time after tn
parties shall have been notified OF their acceptance;
of proposals. &c be had at the office OF tn
Architect the proposals. must be directed to the Mayo
s2I-eotl5o EVAN 7. ELIICOTT, Secretary
DOYS CLOTHING of every description, OF
! Dhand or made to order in superior style.
~ PATENT STRING OyER-GAITERs, fc
, o. J. H. RICHELDERFER,
u | Se=snITa, r-l= 9G3 Chestnut street,
4 oz-3m PHILADELPHIA
MARYLAND COMPANY S
lY1 -... SUPER PHOSPRA TIE OF LINZ
sss Ss superior thing N Kind in us
=. No, Corn and Flour Exchange Build ng,,
2 | lulOtf Baltimore Nd
TOHNSON'S
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
) No. 81 BALTIMORE STREE
Of BOOTS AND SHOES is so well known, that we merel
f f Say has f!Rc noW ts
! ! TAN DEER GLOVES FOR DRlv1s
sisar = y" aO5 Baltimore street
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GarriaQfs.
GSE ~ CARRIAGES |

&8A CARRIAGESll
The subscribers have hand at their factory, No o.
WEST FAYETTE STREET, general assortment Of Car
at the lowest prices for cash, approved paper Cara
yes guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
N. Bod Carriages taken in exchange for
n26-tf J. RIDDLEMosER, JR., h co.
efsE 5rH, CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
one OF the largest and best assortments of CAR
RIAGES to be found in the city. Persons of Car
rages invited to call and examine stock,
determined to sell at low rates and accommodating
MUTIMYER Il HUNTER,
ja25u Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES We
gest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south
New York all Of the aest fashions and most approved
styles. The public invited to call and examine for them
' Vi winch wi" BURR R,q HIIGHT oc0NNELL,
- Repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22u
eA CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl---Th
gs99subscrber has on hand at his extensive CAR
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable
that be found in the city Persons in Of Carriages
will find it to their interest to give call, as deter
at Repository warranted for twelve months Old Cara
ges repaired or taken in exchange for ones
s2l-tf WILLIAM MCCAIN
NURLETT 4 SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,
No 80 NORTH STREET.
| CST &g The undersigned having greatly en-.
6larged their premises aud increased their acili-
extensive stock Of every description oCARR}IGEs finished
in the most elegant style and durable Ebic they
'0"'-'N JOHN CUREETT SON,
jy2iM ss North street Ba!timore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-06

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