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nook NOTICES.


THE ursToRY OF HERoDOTUs. A Now I'm.
eish Version; edited with copious Ngtes and Ap.
pendlces, Illustrating the History ans oeogIspny
formation; nation and smbody ylps che chief Results, his.
torc and ethnoersphea Mnoa "a aiG oeeR SB
ieai f Discovery. by GEoRet RAwLISsos, wLISsos, ~ a,
late FSSwc SS co %Td Sit HpifT HES@r IN raw Rsshsos
and Sir q. wLKNs9Nt x r.. .. In -Four vSi. sl.
nmes, with Maps and IIIustfH'i8pas Ney IGrv lGIrr
RrcaS.p appleton o. ''n'nH ''
Amonv the important historical and literary on.
terprses Of the day may properly be numbered this
effort to explain and illustrate the works Of one who
for more than two thousand years, has borne the
honorable title Of the Father Of History" Re-
oeiyed originally by the countrymen OF the author
with an enthusiasm such has beon rarely accorded
10 the fruits Of intellectual labor In any department.
and holding for many ages place In the esteem OF
the acutest and most polished people IN the world,
second only to that occupied by their great heroic
poet tho works Of Herodotus have still continued to
enlist the respect Of Me scholar and command the
admiration Of the general readers in spite OF muoh
adverse criticism, ana some patent inaccuracies
That In respect to those countries which he was un
able to visit, and concerning whose history, man
ner and customs he was obliged to rely upon others
for information, he made statements that must Dc
considered erroneous; that he was sometimes eredu-
lous, and not always able to forget that he was
Greek, need not be denied but in few things has
modern research been successful than In clear
ing up the reputation Of the great historian, by
showing his correctness in many cases where charges
Of error had long stood uncontradicted.
The work Of Professor Rawlinson may be looked
upon as putting the finishing touch to the vindestion
Of the faithfulncss-in intenton-of the Father OF
History. No man now living was perhaps better
qualified than he for the labor Of editing Herodotus
and 40 far as appears tho opinion that he has come
fully ND to tho requirements Of his undertaking, is
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EuGESIE's MUSICAL SoIREEs AT THE TUnE-
RIEs.-The musical soirees at the Tuileries
have great success. The Empress, who is
very fond of music, has organized private
parties, in which the guests are allowed TO
sing, some in chorus, under the direction of
NJ. Juliana, others in solos. The Princess
Charzinska has obtained brilliant success in
one of these assemblies, and Count de Prado
Nine. Conneau, NJ. o. Aguado and NJ. de
much applauded. A duo between Count de
Prado and Nine. Conneau, at a recent soiree,
drew forth marks of the most hattering ap-
probation. In the last concert the honors
were carried off by the Countess de Grandval,
Nine. Conneau, and NJ. de Menard and a
chorus from the "Muette" was admirably ex-
ecuted by all the diLettani
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PROGRESS OF THE ARNDT MONUMENT MOVE
MENT.-The Arndt Monument Committee, in
rapidly, and the recent prohibition to collect
money for this object in Austria seems to
have had the effect of stimulating the other
parts of Germany to increased activity. Not
long since the Committee received liberal
donation, accompanied by a characteristic
letter, from the Ex-King Louis of Bavaria,
the whlom patron of Lola Montez; since then
his son Max, the present King, has con-
tributed FIVE hundred guilders. Five hum
dred thalers have also been received from the
Regent Of Prussia, and one hundred thalers
from the Grand Duke Of Saxe-W Weimar.
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MORAL EFFECT OF THF DRAMA.--An old and
well-established liquor dealer in New Bed
ford, Mass, took hfs wife and child the other
night to see the presentation Of Ten Nights
ina Bar Room, and was so much affected that
when he went home he made immediate ar
rangements to close up his business.
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A PRACTICAL CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Theodore
Parker writes to friend in Boston, that in
Rome an American is astonished at the sacri-
fce of the useful arts to the fine arts. "Now,"
he adds, 'if / had a son, should rather he
would be a great engineer, great mason,
carpenter or railroad-builder, than a great
painter, sculptor or fiddler; and certainly |
should rather that my son were an ordinary
third-rate tailor, shoemaker or brazier, than
an ordinary third-rate sculptor, to spoil
marble and waste the time of the men he
strove to make statues of
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FORMAL ExcoMMUNIcATIoN OF VICTOR EMAN-
uEL.-The Turin correspondent of the Presse,
Of Paris, says that on Friday evening, March
all the episcopal courts of the kingdom, re-
ceived the text of the accommodation pro-
nounced by Rome, on account of the annexa-
ton of the Romagnas. On Friday evening
this document was taken by the Grand-yicars
Of Monsignore Fransoni (still absent at Lyons)
to the Minister OF Justice. On Saturday the
Council of State, duly informed of it, declared
the bull null and void, and prohibited the
publication of it, on account Of its not having
a decree is about to appear to this effect.
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r@sPALMER'S LOTION, MILL WILL n 20 Q


R% WHAT 1T is RECOMMENDED TO-
MARION, Ohio, December 8, lS59.-Mr. 5. PALMER
Dear Sir: You will please send me by express =
dozen Of your Cosmetic Lotion. The - dozen |
bought of you are gone, and the people are begin
ming 70 find that 4 viii do what L i reSTR%snaed TffRNEY
MoRE THAN TEN YEARS Aeo.-CINclNNAI5 April
rs, ls49.-Mr. PALMBR L address you at this time
for the purpose Of expressing to you my gratitude
for the unexpected relief afforded me by your veg
etable Cosmetic Lotion. in its removing from my
face an exceedingly annoying and nnsightly erup-
tion, with which / have been afflicted during the
past two years, and which began to think was in;
curable. All the physicans l had consulted mad
done me no good, when obtained bottle oi your
Lotion. have now used two bottles, and II cured
my face entirely. II has done what no other rem;
edy has ever begun to do, and ! have tried goosa
many make these statements in hopes that it
may induce those who afflicted as have been 70
make use Of the same remedy. Whoever wishes to
see me will find at residence, southeast cor
ner of Elm and Union streets; ~ - =, , -rrx,
Are you troubled with any kind of disease OF the
skim whether on the face, hands, feet other parts
Of your person 7 procure at once this king OF all
remedies, and not throw away your time, money and
health BY using second or third-rate articles:
Manufacturer and Importer Of Periumery,
For sale by druggists generally. apS
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A Rich COPPER MINE IN CANADA.-A very
rich copper mine has been opened in Acton,
Lower Canada. The deposit is sixty feet by
thirty on the surface, and of unknown depth,
and the ore yields from 80 to 40 per cent. Of
nura metal
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ON HALLuCINATIoNs: A History and Exp

ON HALLUCINATI0NS A History and Explana-
tion of Appartions, Dreams, Ecstacy, Magnetism
and Somnambulsm. By A. Buerre Dc Boismont,
NJ ID. Translated from the French, by Robert 7.
Hulme, +. L. S. Columbus, Ohio: Joseph II. Riley
&Co.
This is an attempt to treat physiologically and
philosophically subject upon which the human
Imagination has in all ages permitted itself to run
riot. The authors visionary spiritualist, bu
scientific observer, who sat himself faithfully Il
analyze and record. To such as desire information
upon the subject the book is o valuable one.
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HOME INTEREST.

RB- Cheap family groups at APPLICANTS, Fifth
and Main.
SS- Pictures for twenty cents at APPLEoArEs,
Fifth and Main.
D8- Hundreds daily visit APPLICANTS Gallery,
Fifth and Main.
Bs- Only twenty cents for good colored Picture,
in case, at CowAS's, % West Fifth-street If
De Beautiful colored Pictures in fancy cases. at
APPLICANTS new Gallery, corner of Fifth and Main,
at one-third the price others charge.
&c For cheap fancy cases, filled with beautiful
Pictures, go to CowAS's, No. 20 West Fifh-street.
You will get them cheaper than in any other gallery
in the city. list Of prices can be at the door.
Lapl6-tfl
BB-PIcTUREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery,
Ninth and Main,
pB- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos 3I3 and 27l Western-row.
Bs- jon PRINTING of every description neatly ex-
ecuted at the Press ONCE. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
ps- SPRING srYLEs.-The style of Hats produced
by HILBERT BROTHER, 2lO West Fifth is calculated
to interest the attention ofthOse desiring excel
lent, neat fitting Hat. Call and see them.
30 W. W. WRDER, House and Sign Painter, No.
100 Third-street between Vine and Race, Box IS,
| Mechanics and Manufacturers' Exchange, No. 81
| Third-street.
90 If you want good Picture, call at tho south
west corner of sixth-street and Central avenue.
Pictures taken and put In nice gilt frames for twenty
Ave cents in cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
babies-you are sure 10 get good likeness.
BB-FANsl BANsi FANsi
FANsi FANS! FANS
ELEGANT FANsl
Just received by express and steamer, direct from
Paris line of beautiful Fans, styles, richest II
material most chaste and elegant in finish.
Opera and Bridsl Fansi
Pearl sack, white Silk, plain;
Pearl Stick, white Silk, silvered;
Pearl Stick, parchment painted;
Pearl Stick, white Silk, embroid'd
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white, red, blue and PIN
Silk;
Ivory Stick, silvered, spangled, embroid'd Silk
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, silk;
Sandal-wood Stick, broad Silk, all color
I Gard Cases, carved and plain pearl she'll;
Porte-monnaies, with chain, leather, silver, vel
yeti
Stereoscopes and Viewsi
Steel Bracelets and Brooches;
Steel Buckles and Slides;
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
Dress Carriers.
JOHN D. PARK,
apiO-dwsod N. Il. corner Fourth and Walnut.
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re For cheap fancy caSeS, filled with beautiful
Pictures, go to CowAHs, No. 20 West Fifth-street
You will get them cheaper than in any other gallery
in the city. list Of prices be at the door
[apl6-tfl
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Genuine Havana Cigars.

our ASSORTMENT OF HAVANA CI.
" CARS IL very extensive, and embraces every
desirable brand Smokers viii not be disappointed
In procuring Cigars suited to their tahtes:
SURE, ECKSTEIN 4 co..,
Apl5-c Opposite the Postoflice.
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CURIosITIEs OF NATURAL HISTORY. BY
FRSNcEs n BucKLAND, NJ. A. New York: Rudd
4 rariahu. Cincinnati George s. Blanehard.

This little volume, by the son Of the celebrated
English geologist written in easy and familiar
style, and exhibits that minute knowledge Of the
habits and character Of the animals of which 1t
treats which renders the writings of that class Of
naturasts so entertaining It's range of subjects is
limited, and at first appearance not very promising,
and yet out of them the author has drawn the ma
terials Of an interesting volume.
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De Beautiful colored Pictures, in fancy cases, a
APPLICANTS new Gallery, corner Of Fifth and Main
at one-thrd the price others charge.
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THE PIONEERS, PREAoHERs, AND pEopI

THE PIONEERS, PREACHERS, AND PEOPLE
OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. By HENRY
MuBURN. New York Derby jackson. Cincin-
natl Hickey, Mallory Co.
Two previous works by the same author, "The Rife,
Az and saddlebags," and "Ten Years of Preach
er's Life" have rendered his name known to a lin
tied circle of readers. The style is pleasant and
sketchy and the book will please though it may not
greatly instruct those who are not too critical.
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OFFICE CrscrssArr Iss. Co. !

@SKENNEDY,S MEDICAL DISCOY:.
D. ERY is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful drugglsts
throughout the United States, to be the most enec
tual blood purifier ever known and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures
than any preparation known to the prOfesson Scrol-
ula Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Scald-head, Scaly Erup-
tions of whatsoever nature, cured by few botes
and the system restored to full strength and ylgor;
Full and explicit directions for the cure OF liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers rs
given In the pamphlet with each s9ttle oT T saie Og
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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SYRyPs,-sT, LOUIS GOLDEN SYRUP
p IN barrels, haiEbaTreis and kegs Baltimofe
sto4s GSlSea sus ssy5pp foT IL Darsi A. SLHR
apl Nos. $40 and 321 Main-stieet.
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BB- Only twenty cents for good colored Picture
in case, at CowANs, % West Fifth-street. If
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BB-PIcTUREs for ten cents. Johnson's GALLERY
Ninth and Main.
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DO jon PRINTING Of every description neatly ex-
ecuted at the Press ONCE Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
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PB- Cheap family groups at APPLICANTS, FIT
and Main.
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pB- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
Nos. 3I3 and 27l Western-row.
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PRICE, $40.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted II to trial and the critical
Judgment OF the best mechanics and experts, by all
of whom It has been conceded to be one Of the
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BaJ' Pictures for twenty cents at APPLEoArEs
Fifth and Main.
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D1- Hundreds daily visit APPLEeArE's Gallery
Fifth and Main.
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B5- sPRING sTYLEs.-The style of Hats produced
by HILBERT BROTHER, 2lO West Fifth, is calculated
to interest the attention ofthOse desiring excel
lent, neat fitting Hat. Cnl and see them.
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Steamships.

efFfa Oh ARL E STON
THROUGH IN FIFTY HoURS'
.,,,,.,, Capt. J. Wiets
SATURDAY, April eth,
No freight received .,.r at O'clock NJ precisely
S BILLS of adng viii signed after the departure
sAaUELT. PEARCE Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN " CALDWELL SUI GSa'
Iu1eluatY IN her departure NAV be relied ap3.tf
@FFR REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW WN YORK BETWEEN
THROUGH th II E6Rqq Horrs
Inc steamships Of GH thi' Ei NEW will yoRK
From Pier ~ N X and
From Spears wharf BALTIMORE
Measurement goods cents per foot and proportionate
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland and other East
eFn points can have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to s2MI~ T. PEARCE, Agent,
ortoH. B. CR Is SSFEff'S T W,
mh3ltL " :" A'f 2 New York.
@FA CROMWELLS LINE
SAY NNAH.
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
POTOMAC,
LOCUST POINT,
,,-.,,, Capt. D. French
lows: ' '''' "' ioi-
poro,, =, I'LL, LOCUST POINT, Thursday April 5th
POTOMAC, Saturday, April 2lst, i ''
LOCUST POINT, Thursday April Goth
at O'Clock precisely.
No freight received after o'clock on day of soilnp
20 Ps OF adng signed after departure the steamer
For freight apply to
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
p,r,.,o,,.. llG Spears wharf.
Rentsln Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN CO. mh29
@Rsn BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
.SSsazSszass WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
me well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
A Haliett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
doWes, commander with fine accommodations for passen
gers Will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at IL O'clock
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
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~ FOR THE SOUTH
s.sAs - DIRECT FROM NEW Y0gK. rlnL DEL

q DIkECT IRON NEW YORK. fluI DEL
fHiA and BALTIMORE, via the H'
TT, ,-op,o,y ,BAY LINE,'
IoN, rAt@t STA, RALEIGH, CHAKLuFrR, CjI'i44WJ'
aiA' ~ La y IA h8ErG0MERY, AND
FALL AND WINTER ARP. VEEvrN,.
,,1v DAILY Except Sundaysl Vii.
BAY LIN Il SEA BOARD 4 R0AEj.E + RAJ, t,,.s,.
MT TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED pI ,Crs -"
me Schedule being arranged that the ts alls, ,:
o no NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from -' ''''et
NEW YORK TO WELDON y .
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YfQaI Aotftfs.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtanted from the Orphans, Court Of
wy ae Of Of dd et
having claims against the said deceased are hereby %aDed
the Of &c., s the m HS
GthepSs By law be excluded from all benefit
mareS payment Given Under hand this sCh day
mhaiia% law HENRY A. Ko RdMiAi.t2,tor
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
a scriher has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
EESR sfsi5 e on Of s ey
aEans ths w fafd the
of to t the or the
from benefit Of eSte All rsrsons to
Rand this PS%sas
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
sfli%Srs S Mas ev h
to exhibit the same with the yogchsrs sub
m aS otherwise y Law be sxcadsd from benefit
to sa give sstte Hr m Ts
ap3law4w HENRY MAY, Executor.
I'HlS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Bs scfner has obtained from the Orphans Court
Ma9nf M9Y Of Of Rs q Hm%
a OF SAID city, deceased All persons having claims against
hSssS 4S'S s So as or bee
ali benefit asa Gt sad thy All
sons indebted to said estate requested to i'm
april, 1860 HENRY MAY,
apolaw4w Administrator.
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
~ nLmk0BBE y CURLIES as JNO. FARRELL and
PLACETTE D. FARRELL-Ordered, that the sale made
and reported by Robert Gimor J Trustee for the sale of
the property mentioned in these proceedings ratified and
confirmed unless the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of April Provided
IN Baltimore, in each of three successive
fore the said 18th day of pri
The report states the amount Of sales to be 5000
GEO. E. SANGSTON, Clerk
| True Copy, Test-GE0. Z. SANGSTON,
| mh2alaw3w Clerk
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
March 22d lS0Ordered, that the sale of the real
te oil Ellen cMechn deceased, made by Richd IL Plea
deceased and this day reported this Court by the said
Executor be ratified and confirmed unless shown
70 th contrary, before the cath day of May next
paper published in the city of Baltimore least
week for three successive weeks before the oath day
TIVE Report states the amount of sales to be $4,000
True copy.-Test-ISAAC p. COOK,
mh23law3w Register of Wills for Baltimore city.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-JAMES MUIR
| ~ RAY AND HENRY K. HAZLEHURST, hayinp, by
trust for tie creditors giving preference to
sign release OF all claims against them and accent such
dividend dividends may accrue under the provisions
OF said deed copy of the Deed of Trust and release
themselves OF the provisions of the dee have been left al
te counting of Keyser Troxell South Calvert st
where the same may be seen BY all whSdesire do
foo st.rt.r,o WILLIAM Mo KEY SER, Trustees.
baltimore, February 22d, I86O.-NOTICE.
i pPlieat9n will be made to the City Council for thu
closing OF the LANE formerly called Whiamores Lane,
fe2S-law9w*
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e s-SlLmA GREAT
FaAAansfznssH5 SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROuTR -'-'

BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA KvOy.
AND INF INF + Il r n EFEnMfH 4 Tenn NN
me steamers GEORGE PEABODY and Bel Vi6EP Il a,o
a nnS eSTTiIng Bamos Ey cry TUESDAY, TFITRS n ~
T T SALUkDaY AFTERNOON, at o'clock for civ Pof
eoRIecIhg with the South Side Railroad 10 jvncb
"ui' IoXTIle Memphis, and Intermediate tovrys i
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST FXPFnTTTy2SSI!sS' oeng
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u EDWARDS, JR. & CO.,
nTs,rrs 80, mr., "A SOUTH CHARLES STREET. Baltimore
AGENTS FOR THE Fol- LOWING MANIE TTfp Il,
NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANY, BOsToN AL oiNINo
SUPFoLK GLASS WORKS, BosToN N'
JAS. b. LYON Il Co., PIrrsBURG p.
BRYCE, RICHARDS & Co., PITTsBURG p,
ADAMS, NACKLIN K Co., PITFsBURa pa
PHGNIX, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WopKs p.rrs,r,,
Pa '' firrsBuRs'
PHILIPS & BEST, PITTsBURG Pa
j. w. JARvEs Co., CAPE COD GLASS WoRKs S.rnv,ou
MASS. 'D"ioh'
full supply ofsamples Of every description ~ Ga.su.
from each Company hand Orders will, he taL
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible t;
and at the lowest manufacurers prices to the trade univ
Also, samples from the best MANUFACTURES of French
GLASS; Roughed and Hammered Plate, all sizes and thicS
nesses Ornamental Window Glass, Obscured and Etched
suitable for Churches and Public Buildings 1'
ked Lead and Litharge from the New England Works
"a afnll supply OF American and German Demohns
Inc ooltes constantly on hand. ja2l-H
Il F; GRAvELY'S TOBACCO.-A large lot
VI 'his superior article for sale by
WARWICK FRICK & BALL.
a3ltf Commission Merchants,
-NND ,1,z777a--- No. go South street.
.Warranteo 70 peat down dozen co.. =: -. =,
n, ss ca Ie o1ne Dy the old method in tt ,nu.S, ps
slstr M. .,s CoRTLAN 4 CO.,
"~' si' and an Baltimore street.
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Steamboats,.

81 FOR PETERSBURG (7ia CITY
pFF TN fzRTESsTT~PolNT, VA.)-The steamer "BETVI-
AFTERNGoN lsay Yen Light street wharf on SATURDAY
datan freight or passage having fine State Room aooda
ap62t j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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E&s tss Go PHILADELPHIA,
srsg ~ sa%c-~-~&Res WILMINGTON AND

- bALIIMORE RAILkOAD.
FAIL ARRANGEAENT
NJ and after MONDAY, October 18th, Passenger trains 70
Phlladephia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEP0i
DAILY EXCEPT Sunday as follows, Wig:
EYASP i TRAiN At $50 A. ~, WAY NAIL I0l!
ON SUNDAfS at 525 P NJ only All trans Connect Wit
Ne" r ork rams ANS except % r n, on Saturdays
Hardwood. -' N'''s > I'll"
From PHElLADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at8IsAMtaN
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE Rail.
ROAD.
BY leaving in 10 l5A NJ train will connie: - ~
with 5S5 NJ train, by avng at IS IT. can pTncnr+
astopover check from Conductor, spend the night in vii
mington, and take the 9S5 \. train.
NOIiCE,Ail colored persons, wrcther bond FREE
required to bring white prrSnn
ally known the undersigned who ibe willing to s
bond to the Company, before they viii. I've tax 5vrr .,
portion of the road
n2l-u WI. CRAM FORD. ta..
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T.. OFFICE Of MONUMENTA


CARRIAGES CARRIAGFSI-Tba
- subscriber has on hand his extensive can
RAGE REPOSITORY, No. IS South Gay street the moSt
extensive and best assortment of fashionable CARRTAGFS
that be found in the city. Persons want of Cara
will fnd to their interest to give call as am 49,
mined To sell low for cash approved paper All wo 5
At my Repository warranted for tweys months Old GaTio
teS repaired 81 taken IN exchange for new ones ''"
CarlIdges received Oh Storage held on commission
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~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
~-r ~, No; So NORTH STREET
a ~ The undersigned having greatly en-
M ~ alged their premises aud increased their aciIi
~ deS e 70 can the attention the public their
n f rg stock Of every description finished
are prepared to sell on terms REPAIRS az
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
, JOHN CUR1ETT son,
Jy24-u SO North street, Baltimore
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07
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xS5A FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The fine British ship ANNIE LAURIE Capt Nor
RS is now loading at Commercial wharf and having nearly
an her cargo engaged will have quick despatch For bal