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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-02
AM HUM j. ID LE tChE
HAWLEY ID. CLAPP,
RICHARD KELLY.



IN MIssIosERs OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS No. 30 Chambers
street kewYoIk January TO- l80Notice IL hereoy given
that the Assessment Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate Of the
City ork for the year 1860 for public
inspection and will continue until the o9th day OF Apr
inclusive All earnestly requested to cell
and same order tina. any Ia the
may be corrected Also all entitled by law TO
reduction their assessments by OF being cergymen
for military services aud also literary charitable nstitu
tons by exempt from taxation requested to make
pcaon for such reduction exemption previous to the clos
Ing Of the rolls said Goth day Of April . ,o,.
The following section Of the Act Of April A. 1855 Ia published
for the information oftax payers:
SECTION TO- During the tune tie books shall be open for
public inspection heretofore provided application be
by any considering himself sgEeved BY the as
valuation Of hs osonll Estate TO have the same
corrected II such application be made IN relation to the
writing
the Cf objections heet, and hee ths Commls-
ouers shall into the complaint aud H. In their Juds-
en the Is hGy shall ca1se the same 10
10 be corrected II application be mans in relation
TO the assessed valuation Of personal este tho applicant shall
be examined oath by the Sid Commissioners who shall
be authorized administer such OATH Of hen and H. In
their Judgment the erToneou they sna cause
t corrected aud y the amount OF snch assessment
as they may just declare their decision thereon
10 them 30 reduction snail bs made by the Board Of snper
srs OF any real personal estate Imposed
under this act shall appear under oath OF animation
that the party aggeved unable to eod within the period
correction OF taxes by OF skness
absence rom the cy-Is@s Of 1852 Chapter SO Section
A J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w: ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN,
Commissioner OF Taxes and Assessments.
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Mafbinerp.

EOR SALE-60 BRAIDING MACHINES,
speong and Winding Machinery ell new and in eomplee
order Parties buying introduced work enough TO keep
them going Apply from 20 o'clock ad ess Room No.
H. Ha lem BaiToad Depot, Wh,te-st. cor Center
TENKS's PATENT FLY TRAP-The most per-
~ ,ee automatic fly co,cser Kills the flies caught For
sale BY the Patentee W. SMITH, No. 54 Broadway.
CTEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS.-ASH
- CROFT'S Low water Deec.or for preventing the EXPLo
SION Of Steam Boilers AShcros psent Steam Gauge
Wator Gauges Whistles, Gangs Cocks, &c.
ASHCROFT Co, Ma. 50 John-st, New Yora.
& FJRST-CLASS STATIONARY STEAM-ES
. GNEs from 70 90 horsepower for SALE wi or with
out Reynoldss celebrated variable Cuoh and Regulator
steam hand and msdo 70 order Manufacturer III
that VIII filter 50 TO lOo gallons Per hour large lot Of
second hand Lathes Plsners Drilling Machines aid Vices
Also steelturnng Tools Blacksmith Tools very low.
Engines on stock bui order from 10 2O horse
Il. G. SIMONTON Co.
Cor Paterson and Eison-sts. Paterson, N. J.
ITO SHIRT-BOSOM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il PATENT BOSOM FOLDER By which $50 dozen per
day be folded in ell sized psits om inch upsad Proe
rei uced J. STEVENS, No s9s s.hs,.
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Amnsements.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
o,E Pd GREENWOOD F'op s and M M.as
,.,., MospAY Apru, Itss sD vvo,vnxo,
'RANO ASorEG sRssD REoPESiNa fD "''O' ''N'N'
OF ss@ i ST sESsSs Of the
NEW DRAMATIC SEASON!
SssPf Ssss ' heart stirring and Eg'ffGi1s
JEANNE DEANS; JEANlE DEANS,
THE HEART or Md LOTHIAN
LITERALLY AUGUaENTEO CORPS or ARTIsTEs
Liss-sIzE WAX FIGURE OF A W. al KS
% William JOhn' now or @ 9 or s S ssa g
Johnson Tbs copy nodded i plaster .cs Or
& n prison BY his 'S9ifs S. 'r,
"HA wh a. III Is IT, "HA Wa Il + Is TT
Pronounced by msny persons to be the
0oNNS'ii'0 N BETWEEN THE
SIN here 'Hf TsY e sEA q sea- Lon fd H''a
he most '1 sss 5zzT St a. s@sso
a z;ts SSS iV cRSSS Ao 81 I "
In THE EVENING. a. u o'OasOs.
JEANNE DEANSj
On, TIE HEAHT OF hID'LOTHIAS'
NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY, GRAND TAsLEAUx; so
via o,btI eHsCs;: 5; ii: Of The company
In the rsAa scESE sFFfE DEAS
AFTER Lsnders's celebrated Picture. ~
In TIE AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
DON CESAR DE BALAN
Don Cesar De Bszsu. G. w; GInzE LAKE.
Doa (hs Gfvt eppes, ancel - o. feEoon
MsIit,Hs, MTa J. j. Prior, &c. 40.
Strict rules hsye been adopted preserve oEesr and de-
cfu in the Muse order that fam les ladies' aud ch
dren whiting unattended may fnd everything strictly unoo-
ieotionsb.e- -
The ATTENDANTS and UsHEEs dtstingushed by red
rosees aud Instructed to every exertiOn 70 make visit
comfouehie :, =,
Ice sbuudDoe hs been provided or the grauisou'
Of ladies chi deB Coson wte pleoufnf supplied
LApIEs' Toner ROOs. with fense attendant has also
been I'd ed to the Of tbs useum and GENTLE
MRE's ROOM opeped below -, =.
AsntsDce tavervtbing rs cents; Children under ten,
cents tnquet, 10 cent? extra
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Cost an0 foano.

OST or STOLEN-S200 REWARD.-Lost
Lily from ths undersigoed while 10 se the
New fak end Railroad the evening Of the 25th Of
March Turner'S Station and Port Jervts 81 49A
cops ting OF ten bills tho NewYork Exchange Bank,
four 100 bills on bulls Head Bank and $50 bill
sane bank the balance In small bills different banks Also
Csrtfcse of Deposit fr cS9 IS No s34 Issued By the
Pe5pes Bank D. RHTng dated March 70 1850 Whoever
will the money and certificate to tbs 1ntegned at bis
reside nef Perry. Wyoming Cot tIto ID. HARAIH0,
no Bucings In the City Of ork give such la
VIII esd to is recovery VIII receive the above
ward persons cautioned sgs receiving negotiating
the above certificate its payment b. been stopped
d m REWARD.-LOST-At the Matinee at
90 ~ Eiblos on Saturday moiniI 9, MINK FUR CAPE.
The above reward viii be paid leaving at No.
Brevoort place, 18th IT.
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CHEAP BUILDING LOTS IN VILLA, .S
RIJRGU-Two LOTS loeated ia South 3ist, scar 1853
st. wifi be sold unusually applied for at once inqa1s o.
No. Z38 Scuth zds..
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of well-sessoned
"A BILLIARD TABLES. male In the best possible manner
and Reasonable prices will be found 4. the PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE M.kuFACrORY Nos. 70, S. 81, and 90
Crosby st. EewYoh Every article connected with the trade
at the lowest rates.
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NIOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seaed Pro-
possls viii be received until THURS oAY April ~ 1860,
for the construction Of the Warwick Valley Railroad from the
junction OF the Eewburah 5raroh with the New ok and Erie
RAILROAD the village OF warwick, Orange County distance Of
about ten miles. ,c ,,..,,
Proaes plans estimates OF quantities. and specicstons wiz
be ready at the ot OF tho company m tne
village of Warwick and after SA fURDAt, APni II.
The Decto themselves tho privilege oil reectns
any propositions that not BIS deemed advantageous 10 tne
upapy-wsrwicz March 80, 1860 - n,,,, n,
BY order Of the Bosrd Of Direotors u bOhltr
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COTTAGE on the HUDSON for SALE-fonI
" acres abundance 6pe river view ten miaoees wA
stom depot churches and SCHOOL, and hours roc s~r
No. 81 Lberty-&
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CTEAM POWER to LET-In q new building
t,ze GO14s eetl basement well lighted. front and
Any amount be furnished Apply No 3s West
3ih-st. near iOhsy
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CTORE to LET-In the Iron Buildings No. $50
- Cana. Broadway adjoining the Of the Ams
GAIL izht
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DOOMS with Power, near Bway, to Lett very
large several small Rooms Csnel aad Wskerss at
low rates by JOHN GAgDU, No. lO2 Wakss-st.
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E'OR SALE, No. PA WEST 14th-ST.-A four
story full size, brsEnstoDs-ont HOUSE; lot 1s1o5 40
ply TO the proprsetor, l. s. HAshE H.
No. .iodar-H.
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ITO LET-Desirable ROOMS, with steam power.
Il Nos 1871 aud 1e3 Mercer-st ALSO from May d.
modioss private STABLES IN l3thst, Broadway.
Apply to T. V. HAUGHwOUr Co.,
Corner Broadway and Broomest
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E,ARM for SALE-30 acres. with good Buildings,
sbundanes Of Grapes Cherries, Apples and Berries Of Il
sors. Of Easy scces n wsstchs.ter County Is miles Zen
Esw-York y. EDDY Co, NO. 81 Li9sfty's
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6onscs TO Get.

MO. 272 MADISON-ST-TO LET or LEASE,
modern aso,y HOUSE. has gas and chandeliers range,
bath oc let and Geld pleasant location Apply to T.
81 MITCH ILL., at R. T. Wide Co.'S, No. 25l Broadway.
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~ Possession Tina daely a desired The location Il a
hvrjae about mile from the railroad depot The sosaesy
highly que end sxtsssivs TIE grounds eon.s. Of ak
seees eel laid having plenty o. s dows and vsSoss
Dka eou.r csapee With syery twelve
Iooas Ase Harm CaIiaso Aouso al esiy immediate sss.
APpy - J. /. WILLIAMS No sgs 8.A-Ay.
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ITO LET-A BACK BASEMENT Of the Church
on south tide of 9th east of 2dsv lately occupied By
HENRY FREY, deceased suitable for Family School In
quire ct the Rev. II. TOELKE'S, No. ie6 Chryse-st.
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THO LEASE-The UPPER PART of the 5-story
II white marble BUILDING No. SIS Broadway. Apply 20
WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. SIS Broadway or to JOHN FAY
LOR, No. 26s Broadway
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Mnsital 1nstrnments.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of new anC
~ PIANOS to rent low just rscei red
store. Rem. applied II purchased aliett Cunon Allen
T. Gilbert Co.. aud other Second hand Pianos at bar
gsns Bslet Cumstons Psror Grand and Square Pianos
s. d. II. w. Smiths Prize Melo5eons
A. H. KANOUSE, No. 435 Broadway
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TOR SALE-In Westport, Conn, two dwelling
HOUSES the desirable part Of tia VILLAGE Ioquiss
o the Seugatack Bank Also dwelling HOUSE la Dsabay
lnQuire Of FREDERICK 8. WILDMAH.
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NUUNTKI SEAT az OENEFh.- OF %, H"s
" at Geneva New York beautiful COUNTRY ssn nssf
N. center Of the town containing 10 uite IN IN
epsye mann,r the obaiosss Varieties oa the aee
enc LARGE Msn.ioa comps,s and Comfortable la s re-
0ba,id,r =, numerous and order This place sae greg
beauty snd very desirable senemso's residence W
be sod s low price, aoged for property In tao vasss
~ Esu.Yofk or Tor MeschAEdlse. Apply 20
OF NC" ho'A' " ~ HOKER MORGAN,
lsIn No 3 Metropolitan sank, Pios-x
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. MARCH y. 1880

friends" but had no sooner stepped within the bar,
than paper pellet hit him on the head. The
smile fed from the countenauce, and deep seated
Indignation took its place. He desired the mem
Der who threw the ball to be pointed out, as he de-
sired to administer a reprimand or thrashing on
the spot, for the indignity. Not being able to find
out the party, the Senator recovered his good hu-
NOR.
At eight o'clock a motion to adjourn for one
hour prevailed, and the members embraced the oc-
cason to use paper balls, newspapers pamphlets,
etc.. for accelerating the exit of each other from
the hall. In this they were assisted by the lobby,
particularly the Juvenile portion. At nine o'clock
the House was again called to order and the con-
sideration of local bills commenced, none of which
were of Importance. 1t was with difficulty that
order could be maintained. Paper balls were fly
ing about; the Clerk was reading; members were
calling on the Speaker; Others laughing and talk
ing and lodging missiles, while there was scarcely
a moments intermisson between the raps of the
gave The Speaker had again vacated the chair
and Mr. Stake was presiding. The transaction o.
! business was stopped until order was restored
which lasted but minute or two, and again al
was "cOniusion worse conf0unded." The Speaker
Mr.. Kilbourn, again assumed his duties, and after
few minutes spent in doing person knows
what Mr.: Rasin, of Kent, moved that the Hous
! adjourn sine die.
The Speaker put the motion and pronounced tn
House adjourned sine die. While the Speaker wa
putting the motion the utmost confusion prevailed
Members sprung from their seats and walked for
ward to the desk of the clerk, addressing the chat
and gesticulating violently. The Speaker woul
not recognize any one, and in reply to numerou
calls for the yeas and nays, said the decision ha
been given aud the call could not take place, an
vacated the chair.
A scene followed which beggars description
Desks were swept of the papers and documents, tn
| accumulation of the session, which were hurled II
| every drection there were cat-calls, howlings an
yels. Mr.. Legg took the chair and raped 70
order, but was driven from the position with pape
wads In few minutes all the members had lef
| the chamber, leaving it strewn with papers, desk
and chairs in disorder. The House adjourned a
fifteen minutes to eleven O'Clock The Senate ad
| journed at haf-past IL o'clock.
There rumors afoat during the afternoo
and night that the Speaker would be attacked
whether there any foundation for them, ar
unable to say. These rumors it is supposed cause
the precipitate adjournment of the House.
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and whose failure is subject of congratulation,
were Mr.. JACOBS insane project for enslaving the
free negroes or driving them out of the State and
the bold scheme for quadrupling the capital stock
OF the NORTHERN CENTRAL Railway COMPANY.
The former passed, after having been shorn Of
Its most obnoxious features in the House, and the
latter was quietly dropped, its advocates finding,
after public attention had been once drawn to
the subject, that it was impossible to pass it.
Whether we consider therefore, what it has done
or what it might have done and has not done, the
Legislature is equally entitled to our praise and
gratitude. The Session has been one unusually
prolific of important measures, both of a public
and private nature. We do not pretend to have
included in our survey all that have attracted pub
lie attention. We have rather confined ourselves
to the enumeration of those in the success or fail
ure of which the people of the whole State, or a
all events of the city of Baltimore, had direc
and material interest; and it is with reference t,
these that we repeat, that whether we contemplat
the amount of prospective good which may resul
from some OF the measures which may have passed
or the amount Of possible evil from which the deea
OF Others has saved US, the Session of 1860 may b
considered, and will forever remain, bright chap
ter in the legislative annals of our State.
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DEATH OF MARYLAND EDIroR.-Palmer C.
Ricketts,, editor of the Cecil Wing, died in the
town of Elktop, on the morning of the sth inst,
aged forty-two years. Mr.. Ricketts, was long
identified with the press of the State, having
conducted several journals with marked ability
and success. He was known as a gentleman of
fine qualityies of mind and heart, and his demise
will be deeply regretted by large number of our
citizens who know him personally or by character.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis gave notice on Fri.
day. to introduce bill for the improvement of the
navigation of the Patapsco river, and render the
port of Baltimore accessible to the war steamers
of the United States.
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THOs. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
as and as Second street.

BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE
Is superior to all others the meridian sun to candle
All initiate BoGLE his style of advertising which
for years has heen headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.
Now others New Yokers without brains steal and COPY
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is con
temptble. Avoid them all! Bcgle's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, and, their dismay
pronounced the only Hair Dye to he with safety No
green tints, smut, skin staining humbug but
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
BoaLE's BAZAAR,
2a2 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH : HANCE. los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. las cotf
WE WOULD SUGGEST TO THOSE OF OUR READER
who are in want of REALLY SUPERIOR Cook srovE, to
call upon
MEssRs, ROBBINS Co.,
40 and is Light street
And examine their celebrated
MARsHRANK FULTON,
For Wood Coal This Stove better reputation from
the hundreds who have tried it, than any other within the
scope of our knowledge and certainly deserves it. Call
See IT, s.-entf
PAPER-H ANGINGs.
HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
MAN UFACTURERE RS,
Invite the attention of Wholesale dealers to the
PAPER-HATGINGS
On hand at store,
200 BALTIMo STREET,
OPPOSITE HANOVER
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common and Satin
Papers, well as the most costly and elegant
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
RS-0rders solicited and promptly attended to- mh5-tf
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsroRs,
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices.
J. & r. CAMPBELL,
NIL tt R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street
EIsDLIEG Wool KINDLING WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF any Sizk
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood MH
No. NORTH STREET.
slGtf JAS. H. JOHNSON
SUPERIOR Hans.
Just received, of quality to suit the besj Judges Fo
sale by WIN H. MCLEAN,
- asst .52H. Charles Of.
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UUAVA JELLY, &C.
Fresh importation in boxes and Il bs as low as 1t
can be bought i'll Havana.
Also, HAVANA PRESERVES, all of fine quality
For sale by VIM H MCLEAN
ie23u IN. Charles street.
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ECONOMY EroNnuv I I

AD0LLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
slO-tf LANES Fl JOHNSON
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CHARLES GILMoR
No. So SECOND STREET, near the Post Office
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S
GEL RAT ID ANT RACITE COAL.
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the lowest rates.
Keep on hand the largest stock OF Anthracite Coal any
dealer IN this msfke and always prepared fill
Tor any quantity and size with promptness
CHAS GILMOR,
Sole Agent Baltimore Coal Company.
mhl-tf and Agent For the best Rituminous Goals
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,


+. MOU tbs,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing as
there be found always hand made to order:
TETE-A-TErES, in Brocaels, Plush or Hair Cloth; so
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth Or COW
cred in any goods to order Full French Paror Half French
ARM Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatee, Plush Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany of various Styles $50 to 5000
large assortment Of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHATNoTS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
+. MOUNT,
fe2f No. 81 n Cav ST oon Odd Fellows, Hall
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Our short Opera season commences tonight,
when Mile. ADELINA PATTI, will appear in Lucia
di Lammermoor, and will be supported by Signor
STIGELLI and Signor FERRI. We do not doubt
that the opera will be admirably rendered. and that
the entertainment will prove most brilliant sue
cess. We learn, that already, the sale of tickets
has been very large, and there is every reason to
believe that all the available seats in the thea
tire will be taken. Tomorrow night Ernani
will be given with Madame CoLsoN, Str
CELL, FERR1 and SUsINI, sustaining the
principal parts. Madame CoLsoN's excellent
voice and very clever acting will be remembered
by many of our readers who saw her when she last
visited Baltimore, and we are sure that she will be
most enthusiastically received by them now. For
Wednesday La Somnambula is announced, an Mile
PATTI will appear, again, with AMoDIo and BRIG
NoLI. The other operas are, Thursday, Der
Freischmz; on Friday, The Barber of Seville; on
Saturday, the Siciion Vespers. We doubt whether
there before presented in this city such an
interesting series of operate performances by a
company combining so much musical and dramatic
talent. 1t will certainly be the fault of the people
themselves if they do not by liberal support, now
secure, in future, regular operate seasons in Balt
more,
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2i W. BALTIMORE STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
West continue to up Meals our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small, accommodated large
and private Dining Rooms, floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received respectfully
continuance oFthe same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
favorhly with any other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
81 MANN'S CONGRESS HALL. BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house, No 50 FAYErTE STREET
R24H C. II. MANN, Proprietor
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RoOEING R0oyING RoorING II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warrea's Fire and Water Proof
FRLT AND CoMPosITIoN RooFIaG
Unrvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFkGTLY FIRE Poor
PRRFECTLy WATER PROOF.
UNEQUALLED FOR EGoNoaT,
UNEIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
*a further informant ton address or call on
JAS. Fl. JOHNSON,
No.2 Jarvis Building, cor North and
g2t-f Baltimore streets Baltimure
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FREE EXHIBITION.
CROWDED HOUSES
EVERY DAY AT $50 BALTIMORE STREET
BOOTH & PARMENTER
s. VI G MA HIM. s.
From R. King (frm of F. W L L. King Mathematical In
strument Makers } 226 Baltimore street:
Messrs BooTH Il PARMENTER:
Gentlemen-From an inspection of your Sewing Machine,
pleased with its simplicity and certainty of forming
stitch, and purchased from this fact, and am glad
far my expectations have been fully realized and
feel justified in recommending it, after SEVERE TEST
as SIMPLE, RELIABLE MACHINE, easily managed and
understood, and not liabeto get out of order
Respectfully, RICHARD KING.
mh6tf NJ. S. BUTTLES, Agent
WAS SHYLOCK A JEW OR CHRISTIAN? An Is
raee friend of mine wishes Christian friend prove
the affirmative, he contends that ShyOck was Chris
tan For my part, do not know whether he was either
but this do know, that my CHAIR COLORING FLUIDn
will change grey hair to its original without staining the
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