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rsiappter' bouptIS6lidb ober bic fribersn 8eamtsn Ser @teHben.
giiosiatioSn nsssn 1is BEL dt oidsT @srIau solsGass. siutinssea; b Son;
lie etenb,n. articulation i~ncDrppriren la1en Miro. -
Sm autra8e Der Steubsn- u fOciadOm:
WoDtDp Sem meter, Sesr.
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Der Al @ranes seaansene oampfer aen aemis.

ct. 2put8, 81. Stunt. @tnise ppn Der
WannI9aft be8 Dampfer8 Sen 9emi8 linO bier
Qneefcmmen. Die @elammt8a6l Der umsefpnt@
menen 8alIa9iere uno Mannidait betrd9t 20,
einl9lieBli9 Die, wel6e an ibren g~erlebun9en
Itarben.
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@d,ies.MFoire.

2ertn9tOn, Sci, 26. Stunt. Sci elmer
&eileret I'M 8pteut Soule in tSarrop8pille purz
be seltern EN- iunger Wtann, Ramen8 MiQer,
ourd ben gudfibrer beS 9otel8, tpel9er
8rOp1 beibt, Onr4 einen SduB tOOtIid per-
lebts sf
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SOuftom's aanSiSatur.

@ewzOorf, 81. SUM, Die 6reunOe
oe8 Sen. Sonltpn baben cine Stuat8s@ prpen=
ton b%erufen, bic am Is. 3uli in Sdenectaop,
g. g., 5uIammentreten IOa, INN Elm @leftprals
Gifet uno einen 3anoioaten fir bic 8i5eprdii<
Dentl9aft auf5uIte1er.
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Seemed Dom Wafbinatpn,

Burlington, 81. Stunt. Der Senat
tpet9erte ii4 in ietner Grecuttrs5 ttung, ben
mericah. 8ertra9 inBiepers@ rpd9unS gu 5ie=
ben uno le9te oenielben big Oedember dnritf.
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Nefanntmahnna.

lE Baltimore, bet %. Stunt 1860,
Sneen am Montus ben 25. ;. @atS. Der Baltimore Rranten-
1ufferfasunssperetn f8 i6rmlit san3lt9 a%uf9eI6st bat. 70 btene
ZEN WitslieSern b%efeIben 8eretnS 3ur @adridt, baB f9 que beute
Mbencs 8 u6r C2S. b. WttS.) in No. "a 9. SbarpItr. elm.
finben mDsen, I'M ben 8eru9t Der COMMITTEE 81 %pernebmen.
MtDp Ote 9 pmmtttee.
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Selesrnpbticbe Sea9rtcbtem.
@rtra(spuns Ses Der. ct. eenats.
i fir ben baltimore @ed0

@aibingtpn2 81. Suni. Der 5enat
trat beute 8prmittus wieOer 5ulamtnen unO Be-
CAB lid, Obne DIfentli4 etpas pcn Widtisteit
gu tbun, in laebeimel @reentipzS tbuna.
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@nrDpdiibe Sfa6rt6tcn.
@eitere Na6ridten Oe8 9ampfers
ngurppa." '
@nol II b.

Ivy "
@te man bSrte, lollte bic Nnleibe bon II
Miaionen 9fo. ct, melde Die 8ertbetoi9un9Ss
@cmmilipn fir 6ortifieationen perlan9te, in
Sabre8raten binnen % Sabren a~bbe5ablt mer=
ben unO bic Nrbeiten lolten lc9lei4 Beginner.
Der Noman<5 9riftfe1er g. u. u. SameS
1T SeltOrbea.
Srdnfret4.
Die fSrmlide Soa5iebunS Der Anneratlcn
pon 9apopen uno Ni35aa an Srantrei9 fano am
IA. ,. sc. itutt. Sn Bari8 fpuroe le purd
cine Militarz Hepue uno Elm Sc Oelm gefetert,
Sr. GbpuUenel erbielt BET oieIer @elesenbeit
oa8 @roBfrcu5 Der Gbrenlesion. Der Mc.
MATS NuSpeiS Der 8ant bon 6ranfrei9 erstbt
cine 8uurs 3uuubme BON mebr olS 9 MtDiOu
6ranfen.
Der alte Serome Rupolepn befano lid nie.
Der l9linmer.
Die Bariier 8Srie mar flan; &ente 60 S,
so s. 3 sa
@4 Sarbtnten.
Die larbtnil4e Resieruns bat Der aannIet
einen Sorl4la9 iiber Abl4lteBun9 elmer neuen
ltnleibe BON $50 Milicnen Tranten 9eunaAt
Sefreth. @
Oa8 Sfrei6il9e Cabinet bat b Idlcllen, oda
Miniterium far 9anpel uno Sffentti4e Arbei=
ten tpieoer ber5ultellen.
HuBlano. fsa.4
Die neue rullilde Anleibe BON 8 WftliDneu
8fO. ct. gu Al Yrp5. miro Don pen @ebriOeru
Barring in ben lonOoner Warft 9ebrudt merDen.
5pGteite Nd6ri1ten.
8art8, 16. Stunt, Abeno. Die 8Srie
Dffnete beute lau, ipIter tut aber eire fleine
8elerunS Elm. Gente idfOB nit so $40 s.
2~on6on, II. SUM Der Gomiral Wutt-
By eatwirft IN einem 8eri4te IN bic Nomtralt,
tat elm entIeelide8 Bib bon ben Scenen,
mel9e am 3, Stunt in Yalermo itattfancen. Sin
san5er, 1000 DaroS LANCER uno 100 breitel
Dtltritt wuroe ein5edidert. Sine Mense
Menl9en perbrannte1 in ibren 9dulern. Die
Ituppen Ueribten bic srOBten DISQUALIFICATION
1900 8pnben ulo cine Wen9e anoerer Sc
l9pfe tpurben in bic unSllfli9e Staot 9ewpr=
fen u. ri9teten cine unsebeure 8erbeerul9 an
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Dteft aabIeu seietn, baB b~ttxattba 4. EbdI aln 6tsrba
FdAt tn bteem eaubt hurb G~sey,brune Ytrurfdat wtrbtn, abe
asfsttu Won ben jdbIrst&sn anbern esibtn, bic vrH ttnn
lethteu wfss1.sas btrbet6sFntrt rerhtn
SGcnt euere @eIunbbett un6 penn ibr an elmer Grf6ltling be
@ruf cber Qunse leibet, tduet ene 8lafhe ron 6ufelanb'
balfdmtfGem GOrrial unb itr fSnnet nuf Fbere @enefun9 redlnen.
EauienOe baben btefes esttaR uno bt1en m%unOerbare getrtune
beteu9t.
5uhen tOnmt absr rnan6ntal BON D~srburbenent Wlasens tn mel
dem Sale has WDeutfhe 8ttters 8ebrau6t ptrren tUute. Sn
1dGeH BON eirera nnoauernben 6ufeHn b~errabrenOtr ShwGGe uu6
Mbfpaxr uns bs snnjen GpRems mrb man bds Sitters pCn srCssm
gtuSen fnben.
DaTeibe mirb stn,ia BET Or. g. %. SadfDn. 4Ss IrHfr.
Yttlabelpbid, ~serferttst unb betauen Drusetttn ur6s. Gluretaltern
b0rh BITE Der. Std0ten nerhnuft,
pTets Is Gents bs 0Af&s. @it0.N
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Scr er,oortete 0ompfer Great @aftern.

Rew<g Orf, q. Stunt. Wtan bat nod
fetn 3ei6en BON benz %futnrien Dampfer @reot
@atern, Der, wenn er am 16. atSe9anSen, lett
II Gage unterweg8 tit.
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pier fam beute Nadmtttu9 Don 9tperpoOl bier
an. Seiae 9ta9ri9ten tub peraltet.
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MmtunfhSelD ampfers RansarOU.
sc Dprt, 27. Stunt. Obi9er Dam<
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gitnt Au5eigen,
Ole 0e1ete 0larDlanO's.
5Sodlpnbuno $50. A. g. 8. g. g.

0eutlh bon Mler. @pltt
Gu baban II Sam Buildings. @6e BON %4erln9ton- u. ct. paullt
0TeiS 25 Gents. DpES
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Den Mtaliebern bieleS 8unbes btene hermit 5ur Ia6ri6t. baS
baS 8erIaumlum9slptal bon 6edabite Sal nab Der Wetanor-
6au in 2ombarofr, perle9t puoe uo Die v enerat-8era
IA mmluno~ am na6lten Weonta9 bort hattfubet.
OoTS St @uftra9e: $. Amrbeinr SER.
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Tennihe.
Mrbeits Na6meilnnnQ8 .Wiirean,
N~crfamfszM nsetgem.
@eriAtlieber 0erfauf.

16F:1 0eribtliAer 0erfauf.
WAAl.N- Der llnterSeidnete mirb am Sonnabenb ben 80, Stunt
um II pbr Weitta9S oas unten bei9rebene @run6ltlt
%mehtbietenb pertaufeu; baIIetbe lie9t an Der ncrowenlj6eu @te
pom @et- Pratt- nnb 0apipnltrabe lno lduFt oann nSroli6 in
pa9lcnitr. 131 SUB IL 3oa big an cine StraBe 80 SUP brett, bauI
6fhtd1, otele StraBe entlan9, go SUB, 6ann iioli9 131 SUB IL Sou
no& Yrattfr, oonn meltib pratttr. eutlang Biz CUR @te.
&ut oieiem @runo iteben a neae SSaIcr uno 1T nod 9enuS GaunI
fir uebrere anoere. sr.
@runbrente I05
3ablunSshrntn. Die cine SdIie in barem @eOe, bic aubere
NIT 3lnen in 6 Wonaten.
Sun27S NIer. @otff, Curator.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0nlfnmifh1er GnrnidI

fdr f&ntls 1ttluns Don 6unsn. Grt6ftuns, Snfurn;en, Gtdu.
ne. Rautsn sails nnb Observation-Disclosures G~nsIsbruns uut
Cenn NOD rt68li6, Gr--. ,lsrnnS fur Aat an btitr RtanItth
eeibtntt, fsbf In ben leBtsn Sfdbttn.
Ditf, btrlbmts YrsparetOn III eIet& ttm Bitttrn tussrIaf.
ia. = O. III fur etnt 8ldHe ron Rrdniee ten tthtmMt, ts
llefneiner unb aef6brlthtr ale dat dnhert benen btt BenUks
ner btefts 9aubes unterwcrfen fno - Rrdnstttten ht Spn e-
atr fIetnsn EyidItunO %btrrlbrn. Or. 8Ga, kte(t tfRt drtt>
DE ~Nutbpritdt fdat: SD wIa ntht b~ebduptsn, has RaIt'
fir unl IL, wds bic Def uuS bAs sebt Btebsr far biz gtppts
ntr anherer 8eneu hnb, abu tt tdnn btfttmmt StrFHern, baa
lie uS Rrdntbeten Ben sr5stret Wtf6brItHIstt unh ntttf
Sterbsfdas ~tnfutrtn.
Gtns iutittre yrsbt Der entfesIt1en 9sfdRrlt4l.t bsr SSs
elmer tletnsn GrfdltunS tn.fetenbeu Rrauitttttn, te0t F& bel
sinem Bid uber naAltbtubt aus sen Drrt&ten bt pbildetIs
pbta @elunbtettsdmteS entnpmntnt Eatens ErCsbtm skt.
tdSelvttd dnertdnnt tint BET ~esfunbtfen Stdbtt bee uniox ~
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85AMhetn= INNS fransGfffMe 0Neine.

So inner 9a9er bieropn lit 70 wobt aIortrt, oaS mir gSte.
berpertdufern raben, bel un8 oorSuIpre6en unb f9 bic
gu beleben. Sir Sanlten9ebrau4 tDnnen mir nit 8e9t
lnlern. ielblt ab9e3o9enen 6oriter, Eramino, 6o9betmer uto an-
feline &betumelue entpfeblen. ~
M5beI & @~tGbcImb,a
Sc. 80 NSet. pdItimpreltrnRe
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E;;i 6Gilier III Derfnnfen.
@4!sA, gtnioe bdbi9e 9Suler in Der gDnbarbIr. nate grOa6s
nap unc JteStfer- nabe 9pntbaroitraBe fnb btatS aus freter
6ano gu pertaufen.
8tbingnngen; pie 9alfte baar, bic anOers 9aIfe uad
Beleben oS R6uferS 3ablbar.
@dbere NuStunft IN SO. 102 @cu9bfr. Nlat4, Emit
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Dollars sel9dbt miro, Der StaOt ct. 2Ouis,
I'M ben barau8 gu itiftenpen Tono gum 8elten
DON @mtgranten, wel9e in unIerer Stapt ans
lan9en, gu perpenoen. Die 3medbelimmuns
lift, penn mir ntdt irren, in etpaS ansemeinen
auSoriiden sebalten. Die Grben fp9ten bas
8ermd9tniB bauptld9li9 aus benz @runoe
IN, neil bic Stabt Quad ibrem bamalieen
@barter) nidt befdhi9t it, 8ermd9tnille gu
~empfun9en.
CUR ;3et Don Mullanpbp'8 Sob purce Der
Na4laB auf 81, 800, 1000 9el9dbt bur9 bic
3tnIen uno @tnfinfte uno bic Steiaeruua beS
Wertbe8 be8 @runoeigentbuntS in ben ieitoem
oerltrihenen 9 Sabren 1T oa8 Der Stabt 51foms
menoe Orittel nabe an $4,000.
Die 3medntdBislte uso sere4tete 8eripens
Ouns Der .3inlen Oieie8 6rno8 pirD iebt BON ben
Bel6liHen beS Staotrat6S ab5dnsen.
Die nprbwetlt9e 8el3=Gcm>
bradte felt lebtem Serblt 100000
Seize BON MolduSs8 Staten auf ben Marft.
Die Tbiere wuroen in Misccnltn, MinueIota
uno einem Gbeile BON Soma g~efaneem uno
bra6ten bic nette runoe 9umme bon $500 600
fir Seize ein.
General Wiramon la9ert nod BET @udoaloz
jara, untbdtis Ideint er ouf ben QOrbeeru au8=
ruben III wplen. Die @eneral Moo[ fir i'm in
Der S9ladt eesen ben liberalen General lIra=
aa erobert BAT. @emeral @alfiQo lit 3ur 3eit
Commandment in @u~abalaiarl, benin in Dem
eben ermdbnten @efe6te nuroe aud Wool
ldwer perpunoet uno 1T in 6clee be1en Iebr
~leiOenO, 10 buB er it4 bon leoer G~bdti9teit fern
I9alten mu6.
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TIE ITALIAN OPERA.-We promised in our
opera notice, Tuesday last to again to the
management of the Company, but have been pre-
vented from doing SO until to-day by reason of
the crowded state of our columns, growing out of
the election excitement, &c. During the opera
season it became our duty to point out the gross
defects of the troupe, the incompleteness of the
orchestra, the secondrate talent of some of the
called principals, the paucity of the chorus, the
shabbiness of the accessories, and the general
meagreness and meanness which characterized the
whole affair. We had hoped that before
the close of the season, after the announce
ment that Madame Colson, who is deserv-
eddy great fayorite, would perform, that
change for the better would have been made in
all these respects, that the orchestra and chorus
would have been enlarged, that Stigeti would have
replaced Errani, who though once good, but is now
passe and that ex- chorus singers would longer
be forced upon artists of celebrity. In these
anticipations which the public shared with us
they and we were disappointed, and we can but re-
port both for the sake of musical progress and the
future success of Italian Opera in this city, that
such was the case. 1t was no excuse for Mr. Stra-
kosch to say that he could not fill up the or
chestra here, and that the engagements of
his companies in New York and Boston did
not permit him to draw upon them-the per-
formances should not have been given here
until the management were in a condition to do so
properly. 1t was doing great injustice to Madame
Colson and Miss Patti to compel those talented per
sons to appear under such signal disadvantages.
and we but speak the correct sentiment here when
we say, that not the popularity of those high
names will again the support of our musical
public unless they appear under more favorable
auspices. Mr.. Ullman was not accustomed to treat
us thus, and we are glad to believe he is not re-
sponsbIe for the neglect of the recent management
| The following communication is apropos and con-
| firms our views 3: q q a'l a 3eamaI54 40
MEssRs. EDIross;-I am glad to observe, by
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performance at the Front Street Theatre last niqht
that you intend to pay your respects to Mr.
Strakoscb in future paper. You have not only
the ability, but critical good taste in matters
musical, hope you will pardon me for saying SO.
and do trust that you will give the manager what
he deserves, for the infamous manner in which this
season has been given. A weak and inefficient
orchestra; shocking chorus, and the whole thing
but little short of an insult to the Baltimore public
as 1t not too bad to see in performance like that
of last night, an elegant and finished artistic like
Coson, absolutely compelled to sustain the entire
interest, and almost the entire action of whole
opera2 .-7f -r....-.-..f ..- .-.
Where are Formes, Brignoli, Stigelli, Amodio and
most OF others, that they are too good for US to
hearE Take my word for it, Messrs. Editors. that
II they are not forthcoming next season to sustain
Coson, the echoes of empty boxes will painfully
enough, give answer-"where." -
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th, 1860. . .... ........ .
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1860

lsy~ Subscribers of THE DAILY EXCHANGE, re-
siding north Of Baltimore street, between Charles
street and Jones' Falls, who have heretofore been
served by our carrier. will please leave their ad-
dress al our counting-room. In consequence of
continued complaints of want of punctuaty on
his part we have determined to put another carrier
on this route, and it is necessary that we should
have the above information in order that no mis-
takes may be made.
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The Maine Fisherman, ike those of Massachus-
etts, according to the Portland Advertiser, have
had very poor luck this year; while on the other
hand, those engaged in the coast fishing have been
remarkably successful For the unusual period of
nearly two months the waters on the coast of
Maine were literally alive with mackerel and the
only drawback to an immense catch was the refu-
sal of many shoals to take the hook.
The BUNKER HILL HERo.-Ralph Farnham, con
tnues to receive visitors at the Revere House,
Boston, and seems not at all fatigued or excited by
the ceremony. One lady called on him a few DAYS
ago aged lO0-and two brothers aged respectively
95 and %. Mr.. Farnham, on Wednesday, went to
a daguerreotype gallery, and assembled three pairs
OF stairs with ease, and sat for three pictures
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention to very extensive
assortment of Looking now in store suitable for
every position and of all sizes.
Mautel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Consols &C. at unequalled
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engravings al.
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs Portraits &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street.
HENDERSON l. Co,
UNDER BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Have the largest stock OF
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
ofany House in the United States,
With full assortment OF their manufacture.
Call and see. All tastes suited mys TN
BALTIMORE INFIRMARY.
DR. FISHBLATT can be consulted on Rheumatic Aztec
tons, Consumption Liver Complaints, Chronic Affections,
as well as all diseases of mprudence of whatever charac
ter and which may be declared ncurable by other phys
cians he engages to make immediate From his
lengthy practice in the Science of Medicine he enabled
offer himself to the public being the only in BALrr
MORE capable of affording speedy relief.
N B-Letters address ad to Dr. F. at his Office, No. Re
chabte Hail. Fayette street, between Frederick Gay
will receive Immediate attention. scott
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixors, London, and Jules Jurgensens Copen
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keel
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner Of Cayer
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewey o
Chains, Silver and PlatedWare, Lecoures Swiss Razor
and Srops God Silver and Steel Speetacles to suit al
ages New goods now in Purchasers will please ca
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore $50 rises aul6t
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NoTIcE.-iF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING
CoAT PANTS VEST made to order, manner
CLOTHING Of the latest style and best work.
manship and thoroughly sponged, call at G. Mex TEAL s.
No so West Baltimore street, northeast of Frederick
where be found large Of Cloths Cassl-
and Vesngs of the latest and approved pat
terms ' ...
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InpRonEn G1rrpn1nr cpn.u

a-3 IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM. -, a"
The best preparation to the public for the cure
andpreventon Of Chapped Hands. Lips &C. One or two
applications OF this Cream will render she skin soft SMOOTH
and delicately white Prepared only by 7-a
7 N. HYNSoN JENNINGS Il CO., Pharmaceutists,
olo6 "et'.. .l.@E No. SO N. Charles street
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MANN's DINING ROCKS.

MANN's DINING Rooms.
No. l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor, will here
after give his personal attention to the house.
The bill of fare will include all the subsantias well
the decaces of the seasonhaving made arrangements
to be supplied with all kinds Of GAME they come in
season. ... ......
On hand, fine lot of BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice
~ MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear Of this house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 50 Fayette street. ...
au29tf G. II. MANN Propretor
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ECoNoMYl ECONOMY

ECONOMY ECONOMY 1F.rll
1 A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL t'-3
.-4 No. NORTH STREET. eaE gas -''5
slo-w JAMES a. JOHNSON.
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Dr.. FIsHBLAT1

Alb DR.. FISHBLATT
Can be consulted all Chronic Affections as well as all
Diseases of Imprudence Of whatever character and which
may he declared ncurable physicians he
omake immediate cureo From his lengthy practice in
the science Of Medicine, he is enabled to offer himself to the
public the only in Baltimore capable of aording
speedy relief adj
N B-Letters addressed to Dr.. Fishblat at ibis Office
No Rechabte Hail. Fayete street. between Frederick and
Cay will receive immediate attention saltf
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JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm OF DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent, July %, 1850, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store
No. 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side.
A select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI-
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STATISTICS OF POPULATION FOR BALTIMORE CoUN-
TY-Some interest being felt in relation to the pro-
gress of Baltimore county in population during the
past decade, we present the following comparative
tables, which, though deficient to Details so far
as the census of 1860 is concerned nevertheless
sufficient TO show with accuracy the relative pro-
portion of white and colored inhabitants The census
of 1850 having been taken before the separation
between the city and county went into effect, the
tables presented the combined population of both;
but as table giving the population of Baltimore
city also introduced, by separating the stats-
tics of population as given for the city from those
of the city and county, arrive at the following
results: s .-e Ii.
White. Free col Sis. Total.
Population of BALTIC. county, a#- lar l.1 II.
including BALTIC. city. ia 1858 90 075 us 2lO GAG
Population of Baltimore city 666 42 246 169 O54
Baltimore county....... s41s7 s6ss s,772 1852
1t will be seen by the above that the total popu-
lation of Baltimore county &c.
IN iss0 was .......;. esZ
In 1850 1t is reported to AGO
Increase in ten .12,s6s
In 1850 the number of slaves in Baltimore county
80
pe'rease'..'. ...''...................... Gal
The CONVERSION THE SAILING VESSELS OF THE
NAVY INTO SrEAMERs.-We noticed short time aoo
the appointment of board of naval officers for
the purpose of examining the sailing vessels
of the navy to their fitness for alteration into
steamers. An unofficial report is published which
shows that the following vessels are recommended
for conversion Alabama, Franklin, Pennsy lvania,
Columbus, Delaware, New York, North Carolina,
Vermont, Ohio, Virginia and, probably, New Or.
leansor every line ofbatte-ship in the service
Not single frigate or corvette has passed The
of this is they have not beam enough; and are
to use maritime phrase, 'stoo dead" to undergo
the operations incident to the change.
FRoN MBxIco.-It is believed by the correspon-
dent ofhe New York Times, who writes from Vera
Cruz on the 18th ut, that the SpaDiards have only
temporarily Withdrawn their vessels from the rem
devious of SACRIFICES, and that they viii return
in November, with a larger feet, to commence
the reconquest of the country. We shall soon have
opportunities to judge of the truth of this copec
ture. In the meantime, Gen. Ortepa. Commander
in-Chief Of the Liberal forces, has notified foreign
ministers and consus of his determination to invest
and lombard the capital. Both parties are in great
straits for money, and this thas caused the tempo
rary suspension of the war. n'H1il al5 .s-as 5d'
4 d. STEEL PENs-We have received from Messrs. ]
w. Bond Il Co., Baltimore street, samples of stee
pens. which, upon trial, we find to be of superior
quality. Their smeothness and Aexibility recon-
mend them to penmen. " COS 1a. 71s
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.. REFORM NOTICE.
PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST THE INDE-
PENDENT CENTRAL REFORM COMMITTEE will please
have them properly endorsed by the member of the Com
mtte contracting for and presented settlement on
or before MONDAY, October 18th, to ....
..- JOSEPH H. RIEMAN,
ol22t .....# ... Treasurer
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