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RI GILBERT & sAMPSoN-
~ AHdxaees oAIe of
OFFICE pE3K3 aND TABLES ar Atrorror
~ sA'uHi A. WORN No. 1ans d sk oesnek
~ "a ~ o'drs Of b. As- fnea n ~ tha =.
~ Nnf o. hogan, a>d walnut Mtttne Aad
heE oesks APO 1se Et2-4 Il b a IN -, d.
+. AtAEN. Aa4lr.ea a"sN
, 1860-06-22

slmees
PzoF TEwKs1pnr's LECTURES Prof. Te~ks-
buy. IN exile leacher trom A1kaosas for prc:
sumiog to receive q Cb,ca ne~sl apr (koa-
grtyataanak H,rald) and detected IN Receiving IL
through the Post Ufice. and holding Republic
can principles, VIII address the cisizena Of
EvA,xsToS: .Mcnda evening. Jun. =.
kENv,aA ............W.dt t-+d,y ev a nf, Jsas +.
RAc ~ ::.....-..--.1hn ~ .se & re.
upon the "peculiar institution" Of the South
IS be has seen It during a residence of eleven
years in Arkausas and louisiana, ~ith the con-
dition Of the pco- non sIAv+holdiug wh,tes Of
'be so1'h Le' al 20 aud hear ttith'u' pic
aud Equal Rights" is bis maxim.
T. c. Smith i Co., Manufacturers of
Bra~s Faucets, Beer Flan9e and Plumbers
Cock, Bra>s Cast,nrs and Copper Works, made
to order. at NJ. 225 Washington street.
June 2l-6t.
" Mil!er's H4ir 1uyigorater-tbe best in
use. . 7. Hinckley, agent, 3o2 State st1eet.
je20-8n.
, 1860-06-22

INFORMATION WAS7Ep.-We are requested by
aperson wiring from California 10 say that Mr.
n q. MANN, formerly resident or this city,
will learn something to bis advantage by ad-
dressing bis brother 4. T. Mann, ut keesyllle,
Tulare Co., California
, 1860-06-22

TO FUtLDEhS S-Se.tel p.oro
L als wtl he rceIred BY The undtr-i re-. t, i the
EeH'leth d+Y luT text for the stee.Icn o. Sthon
hon - stt4xe Of r, a,ou q tasu ot yss.x;.
eaansy o: Wlnn' baso. l. sa OF lnoi- aceo lag to
ase. teet vh'cn p,aa- and p ec.toas b. .e~n
= y H. ne Or SD areAttet IN tn!cako Tie st1a Of
fr,ro II are vt or the treon Ut thr tu,t,-x
*, 2FAI-iy. we
ou ding i u ie s. By q ft the srount; two
sto' Z ahl ths :usess tur- of hz *.
pf p's - 70 eadnr.e' rssp"s Ii fcr B.di
'ae aFd seh"t uMte or. ecz'o t'a ~; aoa iht
~ rsse7Ee taa tight TO aceepi # tn d. ut & e
tceu-A + ~lLLis}
II. BEOHN nIrtctcrs
tt2aIS3:.ly WM y Z Lt:H
, 1860-06-22
The Tornado Relief Fund


The following shows Tie total Of Receipts of
the Tornado Relief Fund to latest da,cs. 1t
is from Wm. II. Brown, Chairman Of the Citi-
zens' Committee:
Amo.nt In ca.h Heretofore xcknow edged ty Cou-
xe rt Avaits O. icnc rt...........,..,. l33 su
sunday &c oonl II Frtsbl .s'iIn Chu~h. Ch,~g7,
cnds u 5fr m SoA, Enc and 3tar.4 Ne.}.., u 6s
At =. l.. na"9:-- W
'olnn IN 10 Houte, J. J, bAn6s...,...... Isl ~
Nts- = She rntn.-..........-..... .......... $50
~. Lu hesx4 Chuth, MI Mems. .......... s, D,
The following communication accompanied
the donation from Ut Morris, mentioned
above:
vt. NORM, IN. Jane 90 1860.
wv. II. Bkowx, Esq:
DEAR S1R :-Iuclosed I remit you $50. the
amount Of a collection taken up in the Eran
selical Lutheran Church Of this place, on Sab
path last, Tor the sufferers by the lats terrible
tornado. which you will have distributed &C.
cordinR to your understanding Of the necessities
Of the unfortunate.
Truly yours,
DAS1EL Scu1xDLzR, Pastor.
, 1860-06-22

The triumph Patti is enjoying has scarcely
parallel in the concert annals Of Chicago. Her
two nights at Metropolitan Hall w+re eminent
u successful, both In numbers and enthusiasm.
and instead Of resting with these, our musica
public like Oliver tasks for more"
And this is to be given in the operatic enser-
tainment Of tonight and tomorrow night 1t
Mcvicker's Theatre. For these the promise is
even now nearly fulfilled Of througed houses.
The sale Of seats begau at Higeies' A1u.ic Store
yesterday morning. By the middle of The lore
noon several hundred seats for bath evenings
bad been sold, aud at times from thirty TO fifty
or more persons were waiting their turn in pur
ehaslng and selecting seats.
We adrise all who would secure a good place
t. he astir betimes this morning, The attrac-
tons offered are Of sterling excellence, both as
regards the selections from operas to be pre-.
scented, and the high merit Of the artists who
are to appear in the same.
OF these, patli is Of caurso "the rage" just
now, thsugh the justice should be accorded
Juuca, aud Briguoii. mud Fer1i, and Madame
Ssraknsch, Of giving them the place aud men-
ton they have won in years of success on the
lyric stage.
The Compaoy 60 from here to Milwaukee for
concerts % Monday and Tuesday evenings, aud
will then proceed Eastward ria Detroit.
, 1860-06-22

,,7,~v,n
u KIN H. A tHi11t filf r1cit}. rrec
a md ,so.r, xs3.h = .,,.u = ur- -.
e.tal Two siDry Gothic co1sAks win or wahou: fuz
rnTTA A1E cRnvr
~
Mar the Ceaveyvl Stxt!ou Thc u,d. Park Tr,;, r,
iii. C. Mt atnps WITH hlocf Of IL nd fhe Si,,.
.9a e.tst ~ 5Suf o. san a sk
~ sn., ssat ns e ss.ntt 70 ocfh V.tt e
= ase 40 ~ nitale tered lnqlrs uf
'7-E -
I tADll1E LEE EAIIIH{lRN.
The celebrated r.. rxo mt rtr .-.,, :, ,,I 49,,
at entiro nf ~ M,in nr.. -. eu1 - tLe
- NJ. ~ pntS E..Snioe w 's - ~ eI
, 1860-06-22

New ESGLASD CHURCH Pic Nlc.-Those who
wish to enjoy day Of recreation will remember
this excurslon to Lake Forest to morrow.
special train will leave the Milwaukee deptt
near kipzie street Bridge at o'clock AN. Tie
Tickets aFe 80 cents each, and may be found at
!. II. Reed & Co.'S aud at the cars.
, 1860-06-22
LOCAL. ii iAl'l'ntAE.

- Go to John Jones, LIZ Dearborn street
aud get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be well dons and at pr1cea to suit the
timer.
, 1860-06-22

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County o.
~ Cook. ss.-supe.ior Cou,t ct ch!cazo. Ser,en,=,
Tern A. b. 1850. he"Iy KAs&ns ". Alo II Krt1i
~ len re- he.eb7 eirsa to he nj, Adol2h Eet1'
that vi OF \ &C n1sns IL .us r trr f1cr rr H.
tls'k OF The supe Of ur Chlcaxo d4,ed h. hi 1Iv
ant ALR be ..sA r he 80 rtci I:.flt6 gle
1nof n1e hundfsd 80 thi~es dvi sr4 nd rus cen'*
tt.n tGrntd :, esat+.. y v-:h-1 10 unless y~u tE-
sid Ad'tph et! ~ sha ersooa y Il d Yrp+.r
= Ct b. !e.T ii. root OBJ ien = e&,ns HIN IN
=. D. s9 XIV" sp d. bull and aa: pl jzt;x.
Ct on ~. at =. 3 entesed a4ain.t h't4' tavos
o. fbe aat HeIf7 h uk. er Deity II
tned Il nss ts .ut sht t. -! n tie ~ ju stsu,
aid tosts wlu be Ii ~ mt y The s4uls
u. r. SMrtH, rAf'. Atty. i+l'e Mi1
, 1860-06-22
II 4 Il Il D.
\NIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS

]" ths II. the eo:' l. BY New. n. Il. r. Der Vt.
Ga RnNtRS. BAR. TOW aad Miss LCCY ELDER,
, 1860-06-22

E1rLASA71cS.-Coutrary to our usual custom
and rule, reference w:s made in our ]ass issue
to difficulty between reghbora, on the West
Side. The boundary lines and The riA hts it er-
tails, are not for adjudication or setslemen. in
our columns, and we prefer that matters b.
tween Messrs. Anderson and Rawsou should
be us you were," ," before any reference Of ours
to the sutject.
, 1860-06-22

- C. q. sc4fFAN. Adre7ts,ns 1;e.., e ote,acrne
- osAorissd to rscefs< Adsnssss fer taIs aad ali IL
tAsdiAg PaGeys of tts Eo71A H1*4 fal.bee4.v
, 1860-06-22

L1ScoLS Asp HAxL1S.-The Lincoln and Ham
lin Club will hold a meeting this {Friday) ere.
ming, at It O'Clock, in their rooms, eos Ran
dolph street. There will be good speakers to
address the Club. Republicans turn out.
SC. BLAKE, Sec'y pro tfn.
, 1860-06-22
.T0t =als.

FOR SAIE-A ti,st clasA reMdecc CO
Nn.thsfu c1ty hurry. lDq t1t u HO>AER Fkt n1-
IL X1<n.C e. mfHtnk5dkim
, 1860-06-22

BcRGLAR IN CalSoL1SE.-On Wednesday NOR
ming the building Us State street .was entered
oy burgi4r In female attire, and but for the
return Of one Of the inmates would undoubted-
u have been robbed Of valuable property.
When discovered the petticoated burglar rush.
ed down the back stairs, out the door, and clear.
ing tue fence ut bound, disappeared
, 1860-06-22

SKIES BEIcu1ES1NG.-prices Of real estate
:: arc now down to ren.ouable figure, and we
bear Of several Transactions within the past few
days, in various parts Of The city. Those who
hare money to spare for the purpose and wish
to secure homes, ahou1d nuke their invest
ncnts now. Witokwskr Hall, corner OF Cla1k
and Monroe streets, changed hands on We'd
nesdsy. A hentuckiau "a, The purchaser, who
pad $50 900 in cs>h for it, 1t is 45t by % feet
aud is just one block from tie new Post Office
aud Custom House.
, 1860-06-22

% Two beautifully printed colored pictures
-"rhe Rush Gasherers," and "Early Summer
r'me'-aFe presented BY McSally & Co., No. 81
Dearborn street, to all purchasers of the "1l
ius'rated London News oi Juze2l t'uarper's
Weekly" md Leslis's paper. with pictures ef
'he eG.cts Of the tornado, are, now ready ut
McSalls's.
, 1860-06-22

THE Clrr RAILwAr,-Sereral improvements
in the different lines Of tho City Railway have
lately been inau9urated. The double track
hising been completed On West Madison street,
nsw cars are soou to be placed upon it, and III
passage time reduced to every twelve instead
Of every fifteen minutes. Several cars are alto
in a few days to be added 10 tbofe running on
Randolph street, and the time to be made once
n sesea minutes. All Of these movements fer
the better accommodation Of the public are to
be charged 10 The account Of the new Gage late
u adopted by the Company.
, 1860-06-22

ITO RHNT--A besut f,ll resi.l. nee,
bs1t'fu Two siuty GotLc CoIsAxs win wnhou: fus.
, 1860-06-22

$500 Tons Lake
~ Huron and .erea Gstndstones, J*ss rtceited TON
the Quasses embracing complete atorsnent ct nj dneu.
Il! from Is u 1ool ounds Will b. told Il re1y low
rstAa. THOMAS HALE. 3 n. Welkn-.
IsANlx Adjoining tha Bxtks.
, 1860-06-22

j. A. SMITH & CO.,
No. 1l8 Lake >tr.ot,
Continue % fur isa lie y DE AWARE UNIFORMS,
meetc, a1d u H. very gu Atty, tce OF
&2 pe s,tt, cn> ting Of ,h= " ter Fnnof '.Sc, C.p
A..a the Tor L mp h elaG sud -ta6f- x1ot u.<.
We al.o fu:L4a copse> oft 70 rpy Drill a1opted
b. II CoieaEo slubs~ With ? tntsd e1n ana'ioo*.
All onceTs from Cubs thrJ Ka the Wrste.n S:atea vi
bare Prompts teut,ou, BE- prrpety anpp>d v1h<
delay. Hy'tAH
, 1860-06-22

T~WlNhS - wines and Corda2e.
A.xrx@ aw-E.1asat ct Wool W-nprlck. fAu+ b Ing.
eod .o!tes rwtae., fot sale ehetp bJ F0RlA0ToS /
d ;RA = TON Il. South 1aser u. mrs c+a In
I'M Hhds. N, 0. SUGARS, Com
1OV ron to ChoIee, Ia aso.. Aod 70: s7la by
FAkSf1hA FITkiA a hAAAEE.
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The CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. Brown, DRAGoMAN
AND SECRETARY OF LEGATION TO THE AMERICAN EN-
DAssY AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.-We published on Sat
urday statement from the New York Herald, that
very serious charges have been brought against
Mr.. j. p. Brown. The Philadelphia Enquirer of
yesterday furnishes the following details:
"John Reeves Naval Architect and late Chief
Constructor at the Naval Arsenal, Constantinople
filed on Friday, before the House Committee of
Foreign Affairs, charges of a severe character
against John 7. Brown, Dragoman and Secretary of
Legation at Constantinople. The charges are of
robbery, attempted assassination, false imprson-
ment, cOnniving with others to deprive Reeves of
his office under the Turkish Government and to
secure it for Englishman; and several others of
equally serious character. Mr.. Reeves asks in his
petition, that investigation be made into these
charges, as they are susceptible of the cearest
proof. Mr.. Brown was acting Charge d. Afuires
at the time the offences committed against
Reeves"
On the other hand we have the authority of per-
sonal relatives of Mr.. Brown, who reside near this
city, for stating that the charges although explicit
" made, have no foundation in fact. They assert
moreover, that it is not true that Mr.. Brown was
recalled to meet the alleged accusations agais him.
but that his presence in this country is solely ow
ing to leave of absence having been granted him te
the Department at the earnest request of his rela
tives. They state further, that his interviews with
General Cass and with various members of the
Administration were of the most satisfactory kind
ana that so far from entertaining any complaint
against him, the Secretary of State complimen
ted him highly upon the fidelity with which he haG
discharged his official duties.
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TlIsfRllanfGns.

OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
" No. Al W. PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF,
Baltimore MarylandWe would call the attention of the
TLESEver the of these articles oduced
in England the demand for there has been constantly
increasing the first in this county were imported but
The process engmeing having become known here
but h time before the Slabs the only parts OBJ
tanned Still later quarres OF American Slate hav
ing been opened and worked, yielded Slabs of good
quality tie best Welsh Slate and the whole business of
acturng has since been done in this country and S
constantly increasing in mportan one of the useful
arts Notwithstanding, however, the utility, duraby ana
Importance OF Slate features, and the rapid growth IN
We would respectfully call your attention the following
y to all othersFrst of their Gle anness sec
ondy account of their beauty thirdly, account Of
their cheapness fourhy account of their strength NTH
ly on account of their durability.
THEIR CLEANLINESS.
As Slate possesses beautiful satin.ike surface, and
perfectly BODY It's proof against the acton
OF smoke, coal gas, and oils and when &C
count its enameed surface requires cleaning, it easily
done by the use of and water, little sweet oil and
THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
IDLE of the highest decoration and finish BY ingenious
process the surface Of Slate Slabs may be initiate
not only the most costly and Marbles but also be
decorated with rich and sp cmens of Mosaic Work. En-
ameled Flowers B THE1 &c G1G8Ss;ApyEss
They are from twenty to forty cent cheaper than com
-1''' THEIR STRENGTH
By actual experiment has been ascertaned that Slab
of Slate inch thick, will bear much weight and
THEIR DURABILITY
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
of Enameng, and these rendered permanent by heat
that Enameed Slate will stand exposure weather bet
ter and retain its brancy longer, than Marble or any
other material 1t has stood the test of seventeen years
Gin England and this country) triumphed
objection and survived the opposition that raised by
Our arrangements now with the quarries are such tina
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling all orders o
Slate Nantes promptly. 49, - -
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to understand what facilities the possession of
Ruatan by an independent community would
offer for any fibustering operations which might
be subsequently undertaken on the mainland
The Mosquito territory, which either has already
been, or will shortly be transferred over to Mica
ragua, lies but a few leagues to the South East,
and Honduras but few miles TO the South.
Upon either of these a body of well-armed and
resoute men could make descent whenever a
favorable opportunity presented itself; and II
beaten off, could retire to Ruatan and await IN
perfect security for reinorcements OF men, or ior
fresh supplies of arms and munitions OF war
What our filibusters have long wanted has been a
point d'appui of this kind but whether they
would be permitted to occupy the island in force,
and to perfect their arrangements for revolution
izng Nicaragua, or any other part of Contra
America, the future alone can determine.
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The NEXT CONTESTED SEATs.-The House haU
already unseated Cooper, (Dem.,) of the Detroit
district, Michigan, and given Howard, (Rep., his
places Barrett, (Dem.,) of St. Louis district, Mis-
souri,, and given Blair, [Rep.,) his place. Esta-
brook, Dem, delegate from Nesbraska, has been
displaced by Daily, (Rep,l The contested seats
yet to be decided are that of Siekles, (Dem.,) of
New York, and Mr.. Anderson of Kentucky, Amer
ican,) whose seat is contested by Colonel Chsman,
lDem.,) and former representative from the dis
trict, and Messrs. Fl. Winter Davis and j. Morri-
son sol harris, the American members from Baltimore,
maryland. The Republicans have managed this
part OF the,r programme with infinite tact. They
nave crowded the Americans to the last in order
TO get their votes for their cases. and it is said
they intend to show their magnanmity to the Dem
ocrats, by retaining ID. E. Sickles in the seat he
fills Washington Cor. PhiIa Press
In the Massachusetts, Legislature, bill has been
favorably reported which appropriates S115 OOO in
addition to the heretofore granted, to paw the
bills that may accrue in exterminating the cattle
disease.
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At Longwood, Montgomery county, Nd June 4th
at er short but severe illness, MARGARET SHERMAN,
aged Is years, youngest child of Elisha John and Mary
Brooke Hall
On the 9TH instant, B0UDINOT STOCKTON, son of the
late l.. W. Stockton, aged IL years.
On Sunday, the 10Th instant GRAFTON B only chi Of
Joseph d. and Helen .Fahnestock aged months and 10
days
On the 9th instant HUGH KIRKPATRICK, in the 10th
year of his age.
on the 18th instant, JOSEPH BANNISTER, in the 18Th
year Of his age
On the 10th instant JAMES, only child of Patrick and
Sarah Culan, aged months and 10 days
On the 10th instant THOMAS II. LAAIBDIN, SR., the
SD year of his age.
HEALru OFFICE, baltimore. june II. 1860
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MUsIcAL.-The late concert given by Madame
Colson and Signor Stigelli was such a complete
success as to induce the expression of a strong de-
sire for its repetition and we hear a rumor, which
we trust may prove well founded, that an operate
representation is contemplated in response to this
request Colson and Stigelli were never in better
voice, nor more disposed to please than on Satur-
day night, and were greeted with the most raptu-
rous and deserved applause. Ahrend, upon the vio-
loncello was as usual inmitable, and Mr.. Draper
in his first ballad was deservedly encored. Mad
anne Coson eclipsed herself in the Bolero from the
"Vespers," and in response to a recall gave the
laughing Chansonette with an abandon that carried
the house completely with her and compelled a
general exclamation. In the grand duo, from the
Fespers and II Poliuto, she was emphaticaly great.
and was admirably supported by Stigelli. This
gentleman was, always, the careful artist and
rendered the charming aria from Martha delight
fully 1t is impossible for US to permit these clever
people to abandon after so great triumph, and
we must therefore insist upon their earning fresh
laurels at the earliest possible moment.
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Ho WHICH WAY So FAST?
Excuse My wife has very severe cold, and OF
my way for some of LEIBIG's CoUGH CANDY.
Ha! hal Now is 1t possible you such Ounce tt
throw your money away such stuff as that?
Now, there's just where you mistaken 1t suc
thing as olishness or humbug, for th~re is Mrs William
my next door neighbor, who only last week afflicted
with the most severe cold ever person have He
throat had become that she could scarcely arcula
at ALL and She after trying many other remedies without
lief got single package, which only cost % cents and be
fore using the half oft, she was entirely cured
Now is that fact
To he sure it is! tell you know 1t to be
ncredulous you but what see and know, must be
leve.
Well Unjust get some of it. Where is it to be had
At HIGGINS 4 JENKINS, Sole Agents,
Confectioners and Fruit Dealers,
my22-tF Corner OF Calvert and Pratt SITS
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THE RICHMOND CONFERENCE.-The Convention of
the seeding delegates from the National Demo
cratic Convention, and other Southern delegates
appointed to take part in its deliberations assem-
bled in Richmond yesterday. A temporary organiza-
ton was effected by calling Ex-Governor Shubrick,
ofTexas to the chair. The most important event of
the session was the presentation of the of a
list of delegates from the State of New York. which
was received with every manifestation of satisfac-
ton but it is believed, however, that they will
be rejected. A Committee on Credentials was APP
pointed, who are expected to report this morning.
1t is expected that the Convention will adjourn to-
day to await the action of the Convention to assem-
BILE in this city next week.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT

GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN THE
PATENT SH0ULDER-SEAM SHIRT!
Something entirely new, and which has been much needed
in the manufacture Shirts heretofore, only known to US
and costing several years study and experimenting to ac
complish.
THE IMPROVEMENT EXISTS IN THE
BAND AND YOKE,
BY giving EASY FIT about the muscles Of the neck
and its adjustments whereby it gives easy and
smooth set to the bosoma very desirable thing for
gentleman
We therefore call the attention of the public to
PATENT SPRING YOKE SHIRT,
Manufactured only by us we warranta fit in every
case.
Weaso have hand large and complete assortment of
GENTIEMENiS FURNISHING GOODS,
LATEST STYLES
Sole Agentfor John Clark Jr, Co.'S Machine Cotton.
VIM. P. TOWLES Il BRO,
I45 Baltimore street,
myl9tf Under Carroll Hall.
WooD WOOD u WOOD
SAVE % CENT by buying Wood at office Of City
Steam Fire Wood MIL
No. HcSTt sTREET.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
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the Sh instant, at st Peters Church, by Rev Edwd
MICHIGAN, PATRICK MURPHY to Miss ANNIE SHEP-
PERD, both of this city.
At Cincinnati, Ohio, on Thursday morning 18th instant,
at he residence of the brides father by Rev T. j. Mesh
D. Arr IN and LUC1E third daughter of Dr. J. G. Hen
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. MOU TBS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,

E. N TOT n IT'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock OF Baltimore
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there he found always on hand and made order:
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatee, Plush or Hair Cloth; SO
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth
cred in goods to order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS various patterns il
Brocatele, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, il
and Mahogany, OF various styles from $50
large assortment Of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WuAT-NOTS, OF all pat
Hair, Husk and Spring MAFTRESSES on hand ant
made to order All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
fe2-tf No 81 N. Gay ST., opp Odd Fellows Hail.
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REPORTED DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.-By
the overland mail have advices from the Paclhc,
announcing the death, by assassination, OF the
Tycoon of Japan. The report, although coming
very direct, is not credited by Captain Dupont
and others of the Naval Officers having the Jap
anese Embassy in charge, and they have concluded
to await further advices before communicating
the matter to them. The news, however, is start
ling, and, if true, may have an important influence
in directing the future movements of the Embassy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-12

PUBLIC DocUMENT.-We are indebted to the Hon.
James Alfred Pearce for Executive Document No.
B. being the report of the Secretary of the Treasu
ry the state of the finances for the year ending
June 80. 1860.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-12

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