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FRANCE,

n wss reported that the French army 81 Rome was
A be increased TO the large number OF 1000 men, and
Ma the garrison at Lyons to be put on complete
war footing. II, e.,.-. Al,
80 200 muskets and eleven millions of percussion caps.
The monthly returns of the Bank of France sho
deere in the cash on hand OF ninety'one millions OF
fsnos and an increase in the bills discounted OF nearly
twen mine millions.
The Paris Constitutional publishes an article
sigI ed BY NJ Bonface, deporDg the Intervention OF
Sardinia in the Metropolitan States, snd regarding It
AZ direct contradiction of all the principles invoked
ky Sardinia herself The writer concludes by saying
at spperaDs TO ops TO redress forgotten nights
md TO remind the Government which has devlat-
cd from the proper Of the respect due TO the
hvs which are binding on all 5 ates.
French note had been sent TO Switzerland relative
% an insult to the French flag at Sion.
1t lie semi-onically announced that the French and
English PleIipolentiaries would on the l2th sga a
Convention containing new series OF articles inserted
a the French tariff. Refined sugar will be taxed 40
hanss per 100 klogIammes. The Import duties on
machines, instruments &C., will be reduced
The Bourse was firm and animated, and Rentes cad
again advanced 70 60 10.
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TIE GariJhldians hsd taken The South Bsston Of
CspuG, and lie royalists were ret-ing towsrd Gaet
IL wSs sisted tiD the Gaiibaflsns woId not attack
Cspua before the 10Th OF Ociober Gdrbalo il said 10
have been wounded ~ tue batle Of Nolturno Is TO-
til lczses at that engagement stated tv the Paris
PdfriC 20 have amUunios 10 100 men while that Of
tie rOyGlisis wee not ss great.
Among the incidents Of tie battle il il reated thai at
one O. the most critical moments o. The day Garbald
asked for one hundred rsscute men, aui among those
who responded anG rode forward vi lths General was
Count AIvabeLe, heir 10 Of the first Niauese fan
HES and acting correspondent Of The Ddiiy Meas
The Count was not seen aterward, bat ii WAS hoped
lie was among the prisoners.
great mary Of the wounded On the field Of Voltur.
nc died for want Of hn.bal ncfa.
There w9s d eannonade under ths walls Of Capua on
the Oh ard the GarDaloans gaI ed fresh positions
Ho6tihies were aferward suspended for "a hours 70
bury the dead. The cannonade RECOMMENDED on the
ION and continued on the llth.
cteree s published ordering vote on the 2let Oct
by universal outrage on the following question: "Do
you wish Italy 10 be indiy,sibly united with Victor
Emanuel Constitutional King, aud MS legitimate de-
tctDdanis'
The state OF Naples had improved and The funds had
risen.
The Government Of King Francis II. Of Naples has
addressed tie following communication, dated Gaeta
Sept IL, TO the representatives Of the foreign Courts
a:cEed.Nt 70 biz H9jesty;
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SARDINIA AND TIE ROMAN TROOPS

TIE statement tina, Russia and Prussia had issued
protests sgs.Det the Saronian policy identical with
that Of Au,a i der sd but is nevertheless adhered
10 ty some authorities. The Paris correspondent of
The LoadR Morning P0Ss asserts that there has been
protest by these powers, in the diplomatic sense,
against The entry Of the Sandman troops into tue Nea
pOltal territory, bu il must not be understood from
tbjs that tev ale not opposed 10 the movement.
TIE Paris correspondent Of The LOad0R Herald
allGdes to tho probability Of Congress on The affair,
Of l,sly.
In sic Sandman Chamber Of Deputies the order Of
the day rropC sed by the Committee who rendered mo-
mage 20 Csribadi, sni unani rously expressed their
approval Of The p.j-ct II Law q ~ srnexatons WIS
agreed 20 by 30 votes against g. TGe vote was pre-
ceted by speech from Cayoar Gefni0g bis policy.
Tie CARDINAL Archbishop Of Termo, and the Garli-
nel BiahCp # Ancona and s,i had been arrested by
the Piedmonttse. The Cardinal Archbishop Of Beae-
ytnto had been obliged 10 leave his diocese at half an
hours notice.
The Pope official journal had published m article
claiming Peters pence nom all the faithful but deelar-
Ing ihal she Pope will accept subsidy from any seeu-
lar Power. II was announced thar tie sun contribu-
Cd by The t.ithial TO toe Holy see was l,6C0O00
FOWLS, aud tha, It had all teoa expended.
Victor Emsnuel hsd arrived &c Grotamore, whore
his headquarters sre eetabhlned
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MAZZINPS DISMISSAL,

The Official Gazette Of Naples Of the 4th inst, pub
lihes the decree appointing the Marquis Giorgio Pal
lavcin Trivulzio PIoDclator at Naples, in the stead
of Major General Srtori, who voluntarily resigns the
post to devote himself to the defence of the country
The decree signed by Garibaldi, and counter signed
by Crispi
Ore OF the fret acts Of the new Pro.Dctator was
to address the following letter TO Mszzini:
"TO TIE ILLUsTRIoUs GIUSEPPE MAZzINI.
"Seltdenlal has always been the virtue of the gen.
erOua believe that you are generous, and | now
offer you an opportunity OF showing yourself so to
your fellow citizens, Representative OF the Republican
inCpe and indefstgaole defender Of that principle
you arouse by remaining among U.s. the misrst of the
King ard of his Ministers. This is why your presence
in this country creates srrasement TO the Govern
ment and dangers 10 the nation, by compromising that
concord which ia indispensable to the advance and the
triumph Of the Italian cause.
even without intending it, Won divide az. Per-
FORM then, an act Of patro ism by leaving these prov
inces. Add to former sacrifices new one, which the
country demands from yon, and the country will be
gr te.ul to you.
4" repeat it--even without intending it. You divide
ne, and it necessary that al the national forces should
be united in ole bond. ] know that your words
preach concord and doubt Lot that your acts respond
to your wor3s. But all do not believe you ana there
are many who misuse your name with the parricidal
intention OF hosting another banner in Italy. Honor
commands you 10 put an end TO the suspicious of sone
ana to the Vaccinations OF others. Show yourself
great by leaving Naples, and you will take with you
the praises of all honest men.
e" subscribe myself yours devoted,
NqgL, October a ls0p ''A' 1>'-1" 'ei'i'
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MOSEY MARKET The extrao binary drain
of gold from the Bank England continued to exercise de-
pressing the stock market and conso bad further
s,htly declined They coaed ea 1nder the Influence Of
speech by Cayour breathing continued mensee to AO
at S2}ae2, for "a oney and % fer account f-.al
In addition TO 900 In GOLD required for the Sces1
EscomDfo at Paris $40 requrd by London homes
Oh Of the Bank Madrd ga h lh the withd4
OF gold the Bank approximately Ig 44OOOOo In
having taken Some comuerci writers the g1
taken Likely to be pesdlY restored AID ,raons
were made sg At the probability Of an advance in the rate
OF discount
TIE demand In the discount market had been heavy at p
cent 800.
lie Bank returns show decrease Of t AS in The bullion
American SEcURITIEs.-Metsrs ID. Bell, Son 50
Co. report az follows 80
Tie market Americn Securities reuai1s without chngs
of in porance The pest week net Of very
business but the oe pa ulAiy for State s.cek q
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AUSTRIA.

Ohic al inf. rmation had been received of the re-
establishment! OF the lights the Austrian coast OF lie
Adriatic
Tie Austrans were reinforcing their troops in His
IRA sLd DaimstiR.
The continued preparations Tor war by the An.tri,,
Govtument had given rise 70 a report that forward
movement was in contemplation.
The French occupy Niterbo, Nellotri Ciyta Veschia
Cssteilano, Tivol, Palestine Frascati, Abauo and
hhlmOcotOpe.
The London Globe asserts that Austria prepara,icn
was caused by the threats OF Garibadi aud that she
Las ~ aggressive intention.
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EUROPE.
nv yHE ASIA AND CITY OF WASHINGTON.

nv THE ASIA AND CITY OF WASHINGTON.
7ie City Of Washington, from Liverpool on the lotn,
saa Queenstown on the ith inst, arrived st tn' Por
On Saturday night Size encountered strong sOa'n-
westerly galee from Queenstown to Cape Race.
ne Cunsrd steamship Asia, Capt LOss' which sailed
from Liverpool at o'clock on the morning Of the i0tn
and from Queenstown on the morning OF the l4th inf
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon.
ybe ,tesmer Bremen, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton on the evening OF the llth irst.
The Kangaroo reached Liverpool uboat noon on the
l&h.
TIE Vanderbilt stes mship Illinois, from Havre 10Th
as, via Southamn' n, has put izto Halifax short Of
,,sl. She was to leave for New York on Sunday. AL
web on board.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The yoftic& news is quite unimpoTtsnt, Details OF
Ma chipping oisastsrs by The late gales in tle North
ga ana ne Baltic continued to reach Lloyds in great
ara distressing quantity. Among other vessels lost
near Hussed was large couoD.lsden steamer, the
Arctic eight persons were drowned. line SOPHIE,
from RIA bound for Boston, was abandoned on the
Ah inst in the North Sea. The mate and two seamen
were drowned.
Vice.Admiral Sir Houston Stewart had succeeded to
She eopmandin chief al Devonport, wee Admiral An-
shawe, who retires owing to i'll health.
Gen Sir Harry Smith died on the 18th mat.
A grand requiem had taken place At the Roman
Catholic Cathedral, Dublin, for the Irish who have
fallen in Italy.
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WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The mails from the West Coast Of Africa, with d,,s
from Cape Coast TO Sept. Ia Sierra Leone 70 Sent 81
Bathurs, to Sept. IS, and Madeira TO Oct. !, Gad
reached England.
The mail steamer Cleopatra, go long over dne, WAC
making her way to Liverpool under canvas having
broker her ain shsit.
Trade was to.Iably steady at The different ports.
The screw steamer Cry Of Norfolk succeeded ia
getting away from Whydah the 25.h of Augus.,
wi 300 slaves On board.
The Brltish ship Acebo had taken the Con1n.ia,
from Havana, at Cameroons as prize.
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TURKEY.

The Grand Vizier bad arrived at Salonics, and tho
Rnss'sn m,Dster bad presented note complaining Of
his return before having CONNECTED his mission
News had been received Of grest Persian victory
over the IuIcomaDs Merwi
The Governor OF Seida had arrested the Dateb Drag
oman, but me Dutch frigAtss having threatened 70
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The programme Of future Cong ess on Italian
Affairs will be examined a. Wnss~. and then sub
mi'ted for the approval Of the Engi'h and Frenco
Governments
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CHINA.

Advices from China, received via st. Petersburg,
state tina. 600 Pekin militia had been sent agsins, the
English; but the Pekinese generally favorable 70
the English. The Chinese insurrecLion continues 70
xteud,
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. la Ia -COTToS-Tne Brokers'
Circular says; large business continues 10 be transacted
ell easse esebilng Morally rther higher 81 ices
and yers find e1ee-drgy difficult TO operate except
advance Of d. T. 10 in uefu drscnpio although the ,uppy
81 kinds still Id. ral Brazil is ID dscer Sdrsts
in actiy. der ar d. and PARTIALLY n higher The weeks
h.ve been 80 100 bales # which pe;olaors have
kaes and IS 500 The business lay
about 10 coo bales iUcudns 600 speculation and for EXPORT
the market closing hrm AZ iu rates. Tue ocla quotations
Fair OrIeans..........7!d Middlng Mobnes.......s3i.
Mddhng Oreans....'''o4d far plands. ~.
Fair Mobiles. Middlng Uplands.
The stock in port is estimated at 1850 bales Of wh.ch
6l6. f30 AmeH
At Manchester prices gain higher psricua y Yss
and producers y engaged tat large extent Of business
for early delivery Is now impossible
BREADsTUFFs.Messy RichardsoD Spence Co, Wskefsd,
Nash Co. bgsnd Ahyss Co.. and others report Flour Gull,
and sd LIVER since Tuesd ning eking This ci1e
II; sales 2od3l6 VIII 10 limited request and
3D. q GENITAL deeTeinasng a il the week Red Wrste II
QI22; southern u 2dl2 8; White l29, Indian Corn Ia
White.
PkoyIsIoSs-Beef confines slow. small sales of iue Iods
Mess 9Oas5 holders rather hrmtr. Pork hrm Bat
Bacon inactive bat hrm ttocs OF Anne lean exhaGsed
Cheese i 9gsiI 4d5 10 yer, undrr flrher sriya LAID
neglected prices barely maintained Talw and
sde5y desrer IN London but here buyers are not o to
G S prices 'n''o ''i' A' 'i''n has s''A
PRoprcE-Ashes: sales Of 40 bbls q. 286a23s fer beth,
Pc ard Pearls Sugars ann for rem bat cropping
roceIy kinds Coffee que Re in lemand specu alive
and full rates realized Pbladelphi, BAk Ball.
timoTe III Fish sre quiet Cod 43 Linseed OIL s.faiy.
Common RosiD fn At 54e56 Medium dica of sale Ftns
continues Spirits Furpeatne que 81 6d3l9
LONDON MARKETS Messrs. Barog report BREAD
sTuFFs quiet and unchanged, but difficult to eject sas
White American Wheat 80 ass Red60 asa Flour 81 tdss.
lROs hmer 1t IS 3 0t5 O for bars and rails Scotch Pig
5ds26 suGARs quie' but close with good demand
unchanged. TEAS quiet Congou TALLpw greatly
cited ard 81 desrer on the week c. SO 6d59 sPisIIs
Cod Sass American Pale Sou heru &s4; Linseed a. LIN
SEED CAKE, hmi American Bags, tl0 Is Barrels al s.
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Nans.

- Baltimore fOst Olnce. Sl3t
Sanktrs ana Stokers.
HAsLETr McKM. JOHN H. McK1M
BROTHERS McKIM,
BANK ERS,
176 BALTIMORE STREET,
STOCKS, BONDS AND SECURITIES, OF THIS AND
OTHER MARKETS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
COLLECTIONS
Made on all parts of the Union, returns promptly
made
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, SIGHT or TINE DRAFTS
PURCHASED AT LOWEST RATES OF EXCHANGE
MERCANTILE PAPER NEGOTIATED.
and advances made when desired and all transactions Of
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
attended to. au22-tfr
WIN, MoKIM, cHAs. HISELEY, noLlINs MoKIm
McKIM & CO.,
B A N K E r S
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND ST PAUL STREETS
BUY AND SELL, ON COMMISSION,
STOCKS, BONDS, &c,
OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS.
ISSUE COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELLERS CREDITS,
AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
MAKE COLLECTIONS,
NEGOTIATE LOANS
BUY AND SELL STERLING AND FRENCH
EXCHANGE.
DISCOUNT BUSINESS PAPER,
ADVANCE ON COLLECTIONS AND OTHER
ooLLATERALs,
DEAL IN UNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND FOREIGN
COIN,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
AND TRANSACT A GENERA
au2l-tf BANKING Bvs.sEss
JOSIAH LEE & CO..
I'd a NJ X G r. S
STOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES,
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
ON G MMISSI vow
Corner Baltimore and Calvert stre.is,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
D l. T @ Ms.
We collect all accessible points throug the Unite
states and Canadas, and offer the many advantages to
derived from an extensive SOUTHERN AND WESTERh
Cones ondence.
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Special attention gwen the NEGOTIATION OF
eia Paper
UNCURRENT MONEY
20 UGH r " D s OF
STOCKS.
Stock orders promptly executed in and Eastern
markets
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
ADVANCES made approved Collaterals jaa-tfr
G. D, SPgRRIER, JNe. HONEYWELL ISAAC EVANS, JR.
Late OF Benner, Late Of Late of
Spurrier 4 Co. Purvis 4 Co. Purvis l. Co
NPURR1ER, HONEYWELL & EVANS,
~ AT THE OLD OFFICE OF PURVIS & CO,
2IS BALTIMORE STREET,
BUY AND SELL Bonds Stocks and all Securities in
this and other markets commission only.
MAKE COLLECTIONS all points in tie United States
and Canada Oh the most favorable terms
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in par and country money, and
allow INTEREST ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL.
CONTRACTS
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION. BUSINESS PA
PER, and are prepared at all times TO MAKE ADVANCES
on approved Coaterals, and will do, every respect,
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. aul6 tfr
JAS F. PURVIS. LAS p THOMAS
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From Rev F. YEATS REESE, Editor Methodist Protesanr
Messrs A. p SHARP &Co:
The Sewing Machine Of Booth Parmenter is household
fixture in family 1t answers all my expectations
corning it's simple rapid in operation does coarse and
fine work, and has given trouble those who operate
l can recommend it with great confidence
slI-tf F. Y REESE. Conway
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MUNICIPAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


IV1 FlCE, BALTIMORE, September 26th lSO-Notice is
hereby given the Judges of Election and the Vers OF
the city of Baltimore that ELECTION for Mayor and
members of the City Council of Baltimore namely One
person to represent each the twenty wards in the First
Branch and to every two wards CON
guous to each other in the Second Branch Of the said City
G11ncil The election to be held on the SECOND WE'D
NESDA OF OCTOBE Err NEXT the 10th day OF the month";
at the places by the Judges Of Election in and
for the city OF Baltimore, appointed for each precinct IN
Mavor and City Council Of Baltimore.
The Polls will be Ike open above named day from
O'Clock, A. until O'Clock, M prescribed by law.
GEORGE Fl. BUTTON,
! s2Ss,N,TU&N, Sheriff Of Baltimore city,
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ID E NJ o V A L
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
p HO TO G r 4 PHI GALLE cry

John Fl VAIL
TO 2i8 T VEST 81 BALTiM6RE sTREET
Gust opposite Coran G1s SPLENDID Marble Budng
~ ONLY ONE ESTABfI sH IsMIENr AND M CON
NECTION WITH ANY OTHER ava " wv
baa my e @ Tor the vey
Stand, am happy inform them Of my REMoT4 to the
fitted up in the best and most costly syie and where am
Art in the best style and in all The branches known
nIease ' s' anu " p ~ ' ian ~
As mpart nv Materials DIRECT ON Furope and in
ysGy 1o can 5d T for The
in this City And as devote my undivided attention to
anu TIE most prompt anu poi'.JT John r. VAIL
Proprietor of the Southern Photographic em lie of Art
anl$em 2ls Baltimore street
o. peess gallons &lyssa,s Winter Polar.
5000 gallons Winter sperm ''''''
sale NV an''S HUM P4RKiTRSF sSG anu 'r
s!2n . ooWlg wharf.
BOOTH & PARMENTER
FL
eEwNc /IA u.cur<-r
" W
50 SOUTH SAgRzA HOWARD STREET,
near Pratt
From Rev YEATS REESE Editor Methodist Protestant
E sT ii smy 2 hGgsoa
corning it's simple rapid in operation does and
ne has given no trouble TO those who operate it.
l can recommend IL with great confidence
sll-tt f. Y REESE, lO5 conway street.
VETTNTEDIC MINT Ar 7 10 pDOuNr u ANN
M INAEh . ElALlllC DIOONN ~ L AIM.
w
rms preparation is made from peroxyde OF Iron and
Manganese In its natural state is of Redish Brown,
deab wan Sr a s bnd Kan a abe g nan
1t upon the surface glossy unfading durable Me
TALLIC COAT not liable to become tarnsed and makes
naint will not cooT
to the weather. and will endure any Climate without cracx
ing or bisterinGMwhiie exposra hariens II maEinS in
time a covering ALMOST AS HARD AS IRON-protectng
wood from decay and metals from
cOTreson 1t mixes readily with lnsed oil, and be
used for all eGmmo mon purposes without grinding
for all outside work And for prnng under anv Other
For sale by the sole agents.
WN DAWSON 4 co
s2SIm 100 Lombard street
| - . :
| ~. III. SEWING MACHINES. NJ. III
Nv WIN THOMSON,
NAohlNlSr AND rFRfETPtAliGRAE!fR 's SEWING AA'n'Nh
Having had sixteen years experes ce as macnist and
Machines he IS prepared to repair all kinds Of Sewing Ma
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AgritnIturaL,
RAKERs AND JARVIS ISLAND

RAKER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND
F. The Undersigned have en- appointed by v. Il &Esp
AGENTS F0R The STATE OF MARYLAND
,BAKERS AND JI iah iHt1 ISLAND 81 GUAEn
Saa Of no supply s dealers and farmers with
' anu s4'''13 THE I BHK Z o25r ISLAND
Es W. 5s SasTsa ga {6s aqaa sarso
per SHIP Mary s Ba Ts HRUs5Gf Gee mt INTO
Hl 5tae inspector per cent Phosphate Of lime which,
aS S properties is solubty renders the chest
" 0' T8E Js HRTSS st I SsiHy5ed
81 s2 OF greet impo taon into this market contains
% Cen pnoSPhete Of lime, and is the richest yet
adn G0ASoS are warranted genuine pure and un
The Island G6&So e ean only be obtained
Pamphlet aiming history of these uanos certif
various crors in section the county and ample d.
fee'ohS Tor their use can be obtaned
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building
oe.s v God street, Bowly's wharf
Baltimore.
GUANO! ANOIl
sapg ali Of fHS%Gfz fac snaG
~ Oh ty ar tST%s n Th faf Pt *
our supply OF PERI Wan ample for the season, and
w. asnrs' [s2fsSf 55' RA AZ
mus saving the farmer every expense
MEXICAN GUANO
Pilots Brdethe two former being amo1g the cbest
ever imported in this market and will be sold by the cargo
sngl ton. " ~ @0' ~ ''' |Hi &"
Our stock OF
CALIFORNIA GUANO
IS a OF aSt seasons importation, and free from those i'm
~'s PPal[ FL oShPTf hS F
G%f RT9 IN sp4 Reyed to
's to a GR6UNB yh BoS fag be applied
Finely powdered from Unboiled Bones
-. MANIPULATED GUANO,
Of the various brands, at the manufacturers prices
aul8tS '" filHlG = So% q So gt,ost
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Has completely revoutonsed the system OF feeding
Horses Cows, Sheep and Hogs in EnglsnH All fsedTs
ana breeders OF stock of note use it. Sold by
lolI-t. MACDONALD DUGDALE.
TNHORLEy IS FOOD FOR CATTLE
81 rays for itself in short time and produces saving
horses look and feel and work better Try iii Sold by
lull-u MACDONALD & DUGDILE
TTHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
\ II given to an overworked horse restores him. Il
brings dainty feeders to their Appetite it gets thin and
ioM Coiuitloneu morse up like charm. Sold by
Jul7-u MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE.
TENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Keeps Horses in condition economisrs LARGELY in
ICED restores lean animals speedily, and keeps them healthy
Casks jntlning $40 feeds sIi; half casks A.
sou by MACDONALD Il DUGDALE,
JulI u corner Pratt street and HcElderry's wharf
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTlllZER-equal to Guano and cheaper than Stable
oeng aluyial deposit, composed OF animal and
near the cattle show Grounds. Distance from Charles st
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter of
seryoIr Apply at SS South street.
Irce 81 cents per cart load je22-tf
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agassg. t.. fpr Sui Ana Sent,

o. FOR SALE OR RENT.-A DESIRABLE
Xiii DWELLING On THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF
-SaACALEERT AND MONUMENT STREETS.
! have FOR SA i Il number of IIOUS ES, FARMS,
GROUND RENTS, &c. T. n. REID,
o5u No 10 North Eutaw street
a:sA FOR RENT-DWELLING No. "a AIS
Mil QUITH STREET. Rent $500 ENQUIRE on the pre-
IsA.iS misses orCf RICHARDSON x CO,
oSu 81 Exchange Place.
fH..A& CHARLES STREET PROPERTY FOR
Hs,,iI RENT OR SAhE.-HOUSE No. 20 n. CHARLES
RECT, which, if desired, would be improved for
store Also STABLE in rear, with Stalls and Car
rage House, OR would make good Carpenter shop.
W. W. GLENN
O3t North Calvert sire ct.
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The Two LOTS nearest Lombard street. of those three
adonng lots Of ground and premises, situated on the west
sde OF Howard street. ing the I'd and Ah Houses north
OF Lombard street each house having front Of 10 feet
and an alley on the south side in common with the adjoining
property; improved by threestory Brick DWELLING
HOUSES with Back Buildings and the centre house having
party in common with the adjoining houses The
three Lots are Jointly subject to of SIG per
annum and each house rents at $40 per annum The two
of said rent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-09
Constance Motitts.

NOTICE.-Neither the captain nor consignee of
1 v the British bark DELAWARE from Demerara viii
be responsible for debts contracted by the of said
vessel oS3t*
CONSIGNEE'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of SIX
o(6) CASES MATCHES, marked '[Bl,n consigned to
ORDER bark "Syph," from Boston, will please call and
receive the they stored at the owners risk
HESLEN 4 ROGERS,
o3-tf n, W, corner and Cav streets