davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
into effect had been adopted. Lesdl John Rpssei:l
in RESPONSE 10 an inquiry stated thai hustrh ana

into effect had been adopted. LeEd. John Russe'i,f
in response to an inquiry, stated thai Austria ana
Prussia had intimsted their concurrerce 10 the
views of England in opposition to the aanexs'pnS
Of Savoy to France. but that Russia had givsn
no reply. TIE French army in Italy had
received orders TO hold itself in readiness to eyacu-
ate tie country at the first njtce. The Turin
Opinions publishes a dispatch Of Count Cavcur,
under date Of The I'd irst relative to Savoy aud
Nice. While declaring shat the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
Sardinia would not prove dangerous to France, be
says it is due the Emperor that Sardinia should
give serious attention to his demands. He ex-
presses willingness to submit the question to- tho
people under forms prescribed by the Sardiaan
Parliament. The Western Powers had proposed
to the Porte to assist in the maintenance of its
rilhts in Seryia and the Danubian Priucipaliies,
should any complications ard an armed Intervention
occur there. Bread.iufs dull, but steady. Consols
9i!a9is for money; 9as09iB for the account {,
Tie thanks Of the City Of New-York ara due to
Gov. Morgan for the veto which removes from the
tax levy the Record Commission swinde. That
shameless attempt to plumber the City Treasury is
row, we trust, put to rest forever; for, though
City odd men were found in the Assembly so lost TO
the senle of honesty and public duty ~ to vote for
toe passage of the atrocity, over the veto of the
Governor, they were not enough 10 accomplish
their purpose, and the veto stands
Let it rot be forgotten that the stoppage Of this
enormous robbery is primarily the work of the
Board of Supervisors, and Of Democratic as well
as of Republican members But for that Board
the City would have lost 70. less than million of
dollar, for the Glching Of which the machinery
was already provided and prepared But the So
pervisors did their duty in the case. The robbers
then went TO the Courts to ask that the Superyi
sors might be compelled to open the Treasury TO
their capacious ard eager hands. The Courts re-
fused them; ard finally they resOrted to the Legs
lature where they succeeded by means which We
can imagine but not describe, in getting nearly two
hundred thousand dollars inserted in the tax leyy
for their benefit. But they could not sway the
Governor; and once more we thank him for his
veto. Let it teach lesson 10 the corrupt and
the dishonest!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

CHARIKs g. GssR New Post-0fcs Building Ia an Agent for
DIE .sls of TIE TKIBUSB In HARTFORD, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24


We cannot undertake rejected Communications
Ne notice can taken Of Anonymous Commuicsons Wns
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated ~ ne
Of the wntenot necessarily ioT pupnce
zion but as q guaranty for his good faith -
business TRIBUsE should De ao-
dreased 10 HORACE GKKELzF Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

PERSONS WISHING CLoTHINSs VIII 40 %Sm 70 o. cs hs
ana the iaiest SpFns anc summer sy'es o. sne
enc New Tasty and Fashion able STOCKS
cs sssred and III be sold less than any o'ner esso
hssIn ssros Rocx Il stocked With resh Goods from Europe
r. a. ~ ~ rpsysed g. 70 Style Taste, or Cutting
ene 4" FURNNHiN6 GOODS,
.ev selected and in every variety Particular attention ID
s..lS n tSe Chidien's Department. -
Ia ID cases where persons are not pleased their money win
s.s-nsS X. B. BALDWIN,
% "''''s' Nos. Osnd d Bewsry.
The Largest Store IN the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24
Busiuess Notifies.

GENTS DRkss HATS. FASHIONS FOR or'''S0'
Stssdsrd fIice, e3 -. ..,ts
No ssT Caasl-st, cor Wees.ert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-24

Private bills received more attentive considera-
tion in Che House to-day than for several years
past. All objections made were proper, and not
frivolous or vin6ctiye as heretofore. The absenc
of George w. Jones was great relief to needy
and wrOnQed claimants.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

\ q W Khf GE99hhhS, Administrator.

je22awtS WI. HAMILTON A,o,io,,,
fT:if TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
H#ll PROPERTY, &C-By virtue of a decree OF the CIR
curt Tor Baltimore city tine undersigned, Trus-
on second street on MONDAY, June 25h, 1900 at one
clock r NJ the following described property, belonging
Ain THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES situate
on the north side Of Pratt street west of Light street front
1S inches On Pratt street, with depth about
10 ieet 20 deep Line which obquely with Pratt
street improved by four-story Brick BUILDING and
lSrge Back Buildings, used the wesernmost portion
OF the Hotel known the Matby House and renting Tor
$O4 annum. plat Of this property NAV be sen AT
The Office of the Trustee is believed that the remain
ger o. the property, constituting the Mathy House. and be
~ he ready for sale the time and race so as to
'e ehure hotel and It's appurtenanccs into the
AL , THOSE THREE ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND
AND fhEMlSES tuated On the west side Of Howard
Sueet, ing the third fourth and fifth houses north Of
Lombard stree each house having inches
on Howard street by depth "A feet inches and an alley
on te south SIDE in common with the adjoining property,
with Back Buildings and the centre house bav
ing aTty walls in common with the adjo ing houses The
tee loS are Jointly subject to ground rnt OF SIG per
VIII he sold separately
ALL THAT LOT OF GRcoifT-Nb AND PREMISES .t,ote
the United Fire Engine House, fronting Is feet on Liberty
street with depth of about II feet improved by story
BRICK DIV ElNG and Back Building, having party walls
IN common with the adjoining houses and alley feet
inches de under the northern portion in common with
the adjoining house This lot subject in common with
others to ground of $i5 81 per annum of which its
proportion is $25 and renting for $500 per annum
AN ANNUITY of SIS o. GaVabe semi annually on the
49, Urn anu Uctohet IL each year, issuing from lot Of
% llohiting - feet on the east side Of Light street. be
III .e spulhtrn half ot house No 81 Light street
fourth cash, aGd the balance in three equal
aS IN our eight and twelve months with interest;
satisfaction of the Trustee. " VIZ
Je5-2aw2w&ts s. T. WALLIS. Trustee
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
Sanders anG 3roktts.

No I9S BALTIMORE STREET,
Oer their services for the Purchase Sale Of Stocks and
Securities on Commission
We always prepared to MAKE ADVANCES ON Sc
CURlTlES deposited with us.
Orders nsmitted to the Eastern Markets by telegraph
when desired.
Having careful and faithful correspondents our
rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS ! co.
~ MONEY ADVANCED on Stocks and satisfactory
Securities and DISCOUNTS daily granted myllttr
M ONEY BUSINESS.
lFA MARTIN LEWIS
No. Al SECOND street,
First house from Sruth street,
Attends promptly TO the
NEGOTIATION OF MERCANTILE ...-
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
MAKES ADVANCES on COLLATERAI.S.
GRANTS DISCOUNTS on GOOD PAPER
EXECUTES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets,
AND TRANSACTS THE BROKER AND BANKING
BCSINE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES je6-f
-. STOCK, NOTE, BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 SECOND STREET. Baltimore
REFERENCES
Gibson, Cashier Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore.
G. r. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore
j. NJ. Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank Baltimore
Thomas j. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas ID. Johnston, Baltimore
j. e. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Prick Ball, Baltimore.
X. MCke. Cashier Union Rank of Maryland Baltimore.
B. A. Vickers, President Marine Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston, Bro. Co. Bankers. Baltimore.
Josiah Lee y Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh jenkins II Co.. Bal imOre.
Young u CarsOT, Baltimore
VIM Pinkne, Brooke, Washington, D. c. myl5,tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
4mnss1leRts

IL OLLlDAY STREET THEATRE.
- ITALIAN OPERA AND CONCERT BY MADAME
COLSON AND SIGNOR STIGELLI.
MONDAY EVENING, june 18th, 1860,
The celebrated BALTIMORE ST XTElTr, under the di-
rection of Prof HREN will appear in the Orchestra
PROGRAM ME-FIRsT PART-CONCERT.
}. OVERTURE Of the Opera Sradella.
2 AIR from the Opera "the Magic Flute (Zaubpr-
MADAME Coi'SON
3. SONG-'The Dream Home, (hy desire STIGELII
SIGN0R STlGELLI
4 "BALERO' from the Siean VeSpers, by desre) VERDI
MADAME COLSON.
s. FANTASIA for Violoncellc. AUREND
G. DIE SCIIoNSTEN AUGEN, uhe Brightest
Eyes ; s ..-STlGELLI
SECOND PART-OPEEA.
In this part Madame Col and Sig Stigel will appear
l. OVERTURE of civilian T. H." by the Sextee Ros I'M
The hole of the last act Of the OPERA with and
umes-LA DoNIZ ETTG
BEGINNING with the famous bonanza "SprIo Gentil,'
Ieonrr9 MADAME CoLsON.
fernando STIGELLI.
s. OVERTURE f the opera GAIA adan ossIHI
L. Grand Scene and Air Of ''Castadiva' in La N0RMA
BELLINI
Norma. ....MADAME CoLSuN.
.. OVERTURE ana Introduction Of the Hu54enots
G. Celebrated Grand Dramatic SCENE AND Duo OF the
lII6l .MEYERBEER.
N"ientina MADAME CoLsoN.
dmsSo r. % IiGE na
Family Circle, Fifty Cents. Reserved seats 81 so.
"a cs Of Secured seats will commence on Friday mornnr,
June 10TH at l. T. Stodd4rds, South Calvert street and
Miller x Beacham's, Charles street. jel6n
pETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
IN NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, June 18th, 1850
MRS. MATT tEEL'S CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
Doors open at ~; commencing at 81 O'Clock Admission
% rents
leI6t j. 7. HUNTLEY Business Manager.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
for SaLf.
FOR Sal II

! ISIN FOR SALE.
! So A FINE RIDING AND RIVING HORSE
under adj 90 tots well in harness. and racks finely
:: 3SlE d Apply o III N. HOWARD STREET.
App,v HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS
=, ~ W : = No. 81 Exchange Plac,
I4ie 5LACk HAWK STALLION heIonnino
<c2AtO iiol.ns McKim, is offered fnr ~ "VionSIhE
gated very gentle and pleasant under % sa He is wei
iLttle tS IN drness Apply at Stable No ID ~ 81 81
STREET corner Of Centre st Get n nv rARh
IF MOCKING BIRDS, CANARIES, PARR0TS
~ SKY LAkKS, and a variety other sfaUS in GOOD
song always On hand ard tor sale by
my23 eoIm* No. IA Liberty st.
An FOR SALE.-FIRST-RA SADDLE
% AND CARRIAGE HORSE viii he sol for no
fault The owner having further nse him Warra ted
Eastern avenues. my 4tf
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
4 capable weighing 80 pounds, in complete rider
Baltimore Daily Exchange my22 If
TENWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BRD
ii ,,, BILLEARD TABLES
For private sale TWO very superior BILLIARD T,RIEs
one OF which made Phelan and the ober no Rans'
AR m5s t s2AE' ii aovEF eSGs6ss@.'
FIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
4 One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished me. !
order. Applyto JOHN RoDGERS & son, 'A'e
,,, Fire Engine Builders,
F0R SALE-A6 to lO-horse Steam Engine;
also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
shopright They have been tried here and work well
small Let Of beer and and 10 gallon kegs Enquire
mh2ou Corner Of East Falls and Eastern Avenue.
NfILCH COWS,
I'A Cows and Calves for sale by
,o,, e. MORLING 4 son,
nlhH' 1I5 Pratt raet
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

STOCKS AND SECURITIES.
We execute Stock Orders
ON COMMISSION EXCLUSIVELY
Having no interest in Stock speculations we offer
our services as strictly COMMISSION BROKERS'
COPPER STOCKS
We buy and sell Copper Stocks exclusively on Commits
sion
We are always raaaF to advauc. money Stocks and
approved Securities
;,1I,F
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

Sfgfks, Tffga1Ys, TIT.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY's
iel2-tf No "a second rect
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
IHA CHANTS BANK STOCKS ? yf a s6f y
jel2-n N No % "a Sec Second nd' Street
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ BONDS of 1850 wantedby Sullivan
jel2-tf No. "a Second street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
- iI,ar P N T. SULLIVAN 8, Lily iS,s..
%ASTEP ON sIsSst s:s5
naE 5 Frederick Nd Apply to MARTIN LEV LEWIS
JTNION BANK AND BANK OF COMMERCE
j-52w "A Second street.
BALTIMORE PER CT LOAN FOR SALE
my26-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
u by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
my26.tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
my26-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
my25-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED iEI = BY !! o. i. 70
EVIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
myl7tf ''O"'A' a I'm JOSIAH LEE CO.
Co NM T PAPER WANTED i5115R B Z . 90
OK 000 MARYLAND STATE COUPON
19H SI Sf fGf Sa sRSyTHERs CO.
OUBLOONS-ORDERS FOR DOUBLOONS
and other foreign gold executed with great prompness
ap25tf JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & co.
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY
- APPS If JOHNSTON, BROTHERS CO.
SsTERLING-G8OO 9O-day Bill on London for
ap2i:d JAS. CORNER SONS.
ETOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
h paying the sss Pss, of ForsSn Gold and Silver
CPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
Win furnish Spanish and Patriot DoSboons at the shorte,
notice, on the most reasonable terms. ap7-tf
| EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
l ~ u to suit JNo s. CUTTINGS & co,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
aad South American Gold AID syeT cS Po yanted
EXCHANGE ON PH!LADELPHTA FOR
I Is a in sums to suit JNo,s GITTINGs co,
- For sale by KNox& CO,
aul8d 9Grocer's Exchange.
0LD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO,
| jel-n corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| II LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
| jlIh So Buchanan's wharf.
! VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO.,
jel.tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NoRTH CAROLINA MO MONEY r Iva WANTED Ia BY
Jelu Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TTNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
! ~ by PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
| ieltf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
In wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap2s.n Exchange Place
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
! ~ apl4h JNO. S. GITTTN GS Il co.
EOR PRESERVING FRUIT-PATENT JARS
for preserving fruit without the cement
tail by GEO. HOIITNS
| IA North Charles street,
| myolzn corner Fayette.
GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR
| ~ FOR GENTLEMEN.
W. F. OWENS,
myI-u 205 Baltimore street
A DVANCES. :
a. Advances made on consignment to Messrs. Ell lott 4
q MORTON STEWART,
myAim No. % 8. Gay street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
SnsnIaafe GumogniaS
TVEN PER CENT. RETURNED TO THE .AS
Il SURED IN CASH
ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL, s35o 10, PAIN II,

ANCHUR INSURANCE COMPANY,
No 3 PINE STREET NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL s35Ou0l PAID UP
ASSETS OVER HALF 2 MILLION OLLARS
This Com any is PREF "a To iss .neies N Ma
line aud Inland rran>uortaoa Risks RETURN OF
| TEN PER CENT ON pEENlUM5w Ii L.. made TO the in
! surtG, in lieu Of Scrip
II. oNDE9r oNE, 5 cretary
DIRECTORS:
Daniel WIl!etS, of We,, X Co
II. J. Brooks, III. !. Cooks Co
JOHN 4. Neck, of R.imer Il Mecke.
}. s Lawrence, oi Lawrence, Giles & Co.
Arson wolcott
Geo. E. kunhatt, Of Kunhart & Co.
Alfred Smithers, Of \. Snithers & Co
IL Bergman, of AlthOf, Bergman Co
Samuel NJ. Fox, OF Samuel l.. Fox Bro
Geo. W Kendall, ofC. C. Duncan K Co.
Henry b :cker, o! Becker Il Graeve.
Samuel Duncan, of Metcalfe & duncan
Daniel II. Burdett, Of Burdett Jones & Co.
Samuel e. Ogden.
Franklin Clark.
Samu- Il Scnfer, of S d j. Schiller
C. L. Cole of CLANCY. Cole & Carpenter
J. B. Brmsmade, of Barrett Brimsmade
James Owen.
s P. Westervelt, of Westervelt Camp
Thos. Rigney of Thos Rigney < Co
B-nj. Tones, of Tones, Son MrIvane,
Edward Firth.
John II. Holdane, of Hodane & Co
VIM. Fl. Robson of Robson Il Fosdick.
Henry Bacon.
Charles 7. Cromwell.
VIM. H. BIRD, President,
EDWARD II. JACOT, Vice President
ABM. c. BELL, Second Vice President
OFFICE ANCHOR INSURANCE CoMPANY,(
,,,,.a. -r- New YORK, 18th June 100. )
Mr.. NJ l.. MONTAGUE, ia, has been app inted Agent
OF this Company at Baltimore, with full power make
Risks binding. Vessel OwH-rs and Merchants, having
to him.
WM. h BIRD, President
The Undersigned recently connected with Agency of
"The Augusta Insurance and Banking Company in this
city his friends his appointment Agent
with full to make risks binding, of THE ANCHOR
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK"
In soliciting the business Of the public especially from
those who have, for years. given him their bust
he offers to them the Policies Of the above Company
with the that the much entitled to their
confidence lac has hitherto issued to them
Cash returns 10 cent of the premium paid will in all
cases, be made to the assured.
For the present. may be found at the office of Mr. CUae
Ggent of the Atlantic insurance Company Exchange
Reading Room Building, Lombard street.
VIM l.. MONTAGUE, JR, Agent
FIRE INSURANCE.
The undersigned, having dissolved his connection with
the Agency ofThe Liverpool and London Fire Life In
Company" for this city, takes occasion to inform
those who have transacted their Fire assurances with him.
that he has perfected arrangements with responsible Com
panie and prepared issue them fire Policies on ac
Ceptaue terms.
WIN. L. MONTAGUE JR.
Baltimore, June -, 1860 ial56t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

7 n. GA NUN, NUUI TWNCtI,
Office, lbs West Favette s, rect.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

Seen "a "A FINE RIDING AND IRVING HORSE.
Nor lars Old tros well in harness. and racs I'm,
;;n tf addie Sold iur n0 tau.t ' anu i''As hiity
49,. ApplN 20 LII N HWY Apn .Tplrr,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
IL ''' N"'" -" '''t GIBSON & co, Auctionee,.,
BY WILLIAM HIM7T.T0N

f=s:t ORPHANS CUURT S4LE.-The un-
Hl dersgned, administrators of Hulh S Walker, de
49, CEASED Will sell by public auctiOu, On the premises
on MoNDA1 \, June 18th, 1860, 1t o'clock NJ:
. ALL THAT LOT or GROUND situate in the CITY of Bal
@ on the west side Of Bond street between Monument
az derry streets, hav ny front of fee a depth
ceI 70 an aliev 10 fest wide in common Subject
10 "a ground rent Of $50 per annun
In,rOved by handsome lit L. two stnry PRICK uwET
unctual tenant 81 50 per month - INV si iei' " d"
Terms of sale-One half ash ana a., :; ,t,z
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

o. VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON SAINT
HtlI rAJh ; Rect NEAR MADISON We shall ofer
N D[Esi{, tElc sale az the Exchange Salesrooms on
bnild,r 81 - +oIn instant. O'Clock p NJ Tor the
HGis rs 'Ther two very highly finished DWELLING
fifth ana h ~ t east side of st Paul street, teing the
TbrSr ri h. 81 y IN houses north Of Madison
eris and u 'G ~. built careful and Of the b ma
bod refers TO he Dar sN en- bull at line and the
reiy So.a Tor The yaiu ard convtnieT NF Pf
be excecd in this CITY, % o ese houses They cannot
q $ they have front of % feet inches win denb ~
- feet dep Of lot 2i fee 20 feet ae WIN ueP' VI
They will he open daily FOR inspection
Terms made known at sale
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
STERLING EXCHANGE,

Ssk Killing EACfl p 81 e e.
ROSS CAMPBELL & CO,
II HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for
BILLS ON 10 MOON,
mhl9h In SUMS to suit purchasers.
RRoTHERs BoN I ...- ,.,..
OFFER FOR SALE FOREIGN EXCHANGE on all the
principal cities of Germany, London, Paris and AmSter
dam. mhl0u
McGINN & BOULDEN,
1fE STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. 6 NORTH STREET.
Negotators of Business Paper and Loans, and Buy and
Sell Commission Stocks and Securities this other
markets. ap24-6m
M GILMOR, JR.,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. II SECOND STREET,
Buys and sells on Commission Stocks and Securities in
this and other markets
Makes advances on Stocks and other Collateras
Negotiat-s Time Paper and Stock Loans. nlO-tf
MoKM CO. xxrra,
ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDTT ON EUROPE FOR
TRAVELLING AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.
MAKE COLLECTIONS IN ALL PARTS OF TIE UNI
TtD STATES AND CANADA UPON REAS0NA re
TERMS.
oT BGY AYR SELL STOCKS AND BONDS IN THIS AND
NEGOTIATE LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER
PURCHASE AND SELL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MAKE ADVANCES ON sr0CKS AND OTHER CoLLAr-
RECEIVE DEPOSITS, AND TRANSACT A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS. nl6-f
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18

4 NII.ITVN ITIIAItS.
This Com any is PREF "a to ss g.. n,ities n Ma
line aud Inland TRANSFORMATION Risks \ RETURN OF
TEN PER CENT ON PRENlUM5w Ii L.. ulade to the i'll
surtG, in lieu Of Scrip
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
G0uGatt0N.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE For
47l YOUNG LADIES
oThe FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
bHctOoer, lSs The course of instruction the usual
ll and thorough, being under the direction Of
an ecent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
aeceSsy appliance required for Female education the
cStlhlu OF the institution Parents who desire thorough
euucion Tor their daughters with the comforts and a.
School '' , ''' III '''" " 1N'''i'e 'i'e
ETnS OF admission and further information address
BY " ~ IN Is STA LEY, Principal Mount Washington
samoe Co MsrylS d. or Rev Dr. HENER Second St.
h1 s. baitimcre street. and Mr. Geo Geibachs Second
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
GAs LiGIITS.

'I'tlF Subscribers having purchased the
exclusive right 10 sell ~ This city aud
t,stish. Hati6ti q bailet's non estlesi ve
self Generating uAs l. Mrs, ate rrerat
ei to- supply the public with one If the
,rrst lwantifil and economical lFhis now
~ use. The fluid is hon-e explosive aud the
la,rrs are heptin order without any trouble
Ne there u No trimming ~ wiehs required
aud this gas Is entirely ffee ruth unplees-
ant IDIOT aud smoke tunlihe the Coal OIL }
The rstent Burners Can NJ small ~
rense he lifted to all ordinary lamps. and
The total crst uf the light, which Il mure
Militant than that uf 9 candles. is about
cent per hour. We are using the Lamps 10
aut stute aud invite every one h. eene aud
examine Gov themselves. Non explosive
Gas constantly Cor sale.
marie Ell. - wM. pOgFt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
I'M pILD Eli
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS

tn undersigned re.'friiy rans ihe ni'sr-
iirr ~ rlsnia-s .rl ibl rls'i, rerruf, a. tis
CAS- IJt4IIr APPARATUS
sni i's ss'ehiish7a economy and a1vsn'srs7 over
eng either ind Of lishi, fr FUnLC BUILDINGS.
NORTHUMBERLAND, SUGAR HOUSES, 6e..
A. Ne has shu11an', conclusive sud sstisfac
tory testimonials. wha-s HE GAS ltGHT Ap-
PAHkTUS is IN operation, that ihere is saving
~ ~ per cent in fnonsg basidssal NE lsbrr that
necessarily has ~ be bestowed ~ pil Lamps Or
eng other kind ~ liquid nov In nee.
Tie Capitol ~ Baton Rours is litup ~ mo - M
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
~ which hsve the tss'imouisls NJ Governor y
g WtuEtfrFr, sndof Mpssrs. BERLIN Chiiltess Seq
ppant- a. Arse ~ The ssut'e and :. " rarsits,
sargasni II Arms Of The House. vhr cay
"your Improved Gas Light Apparatus" % sp
Piled H. the State House. Is admirable IN al it's
arrangements, and al that could ha desired"
have aisp The Testimonials n 10 IsHu Pee
Ervs. n Fsst Ration Rouge, snd ". W. PUqH, ~
Assumption, who hsve my apparatus attached ~
their sugar Houses, Whisb should ike sugar
Planters 10 examine
juna2b y. ". TIeHE.
en-Address letters 10 %. u. TiEhs, Baton Eouge
y lirnest prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-12
| viii, RrtriVF in A ~ flAYs
~ rilFsF Foodg rng assortment Y nov rom
I rlhll re rilinns,

~ riiFsP gccds rig assortment - nrw rom
\ rlplg re fii'rvs;
iirrnpt Muslins itessni stl rnAfe7sni;
ti.rhtrs.e 40 H0 ~ Tfffr
dittr A. heavy, ~ Undrtsklfte, R~.
r-rss'a, ~ ~ ~ rr-l'irs fni patterns;
swirr 10 vstr beartltfl rifhs;
Nausark ~ IN III 1rali'pr:
WHITE sna rrlrtsa rstltrs. trsl French; Whit
nriniariirrs IN vniirus ra''nrre iinen rarihfir
IN an urallirs frusi 90 cents ~ ", Linen iswrs
pita pss snh Scotch diapers; irish iinsne, from
~ -rr,s ~ 81 that ~ ~ rsr,s, remarkably chpqr;
piihrv t'srt iinrt. nsinssk t-hip timer, Linen
shsptlrps IN I'll widths ard the thesrest gcrdr
rvrr h.ursht 10 this market; Rlssrhed sheetings,
and shestiugs o, ~ kihas, among them the vpiT
Hrest English sra Fftnth lurg clr'he shir'
g,nriq N prhinss vaiir,y FROM as rrris ~ 49,
me l.tipt price tpty h'ris1-,rly embroidered.
.rvqn W ~ pniiiIps.