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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-04-07
A YENDRE
J. Fl. IIALSEY

NN otfre vendre a un prix tres-modere
~ 3 chaudiercs, deux de 66 pouces ct une de
80 pouces. S'adrcsser N. J. B. Lcjeune
Fausse Riyiere Avril 1860
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POPULAR OUTBREAKS AT NAPLES.
The agitation at Naples had increased most namms-
tory proclamation had been issued by the Central Revo
utionary Committee, calling on tho people 10 rise.
The French Ambassador had been seriously maitrcaed
in the streets OF SspIcs IL supposed by members OF
the anti reform party. lie was beaten sensclcss.
The commissarats Of the twelve districts OF Naples
were simultaneously attacked and piiagcd the 2ssh,
the archives burned and the agents murdered
Naples proclaimed in state Of siege and street
assembages prohibited.
The government had yielded to the energetic demands
of the American and Sandman Minister'S and ordered the
release Of the two captured vessels their crews and
ecDgcrs.
The American sioop -ofwar Iroquols went to Naples
specially 10 asss the American Minister in his repre-
scntations.
II is confirmed that the King of Naples had granted
new liberal constitution the terms already Published
Tho trcolored flag had been formally nauguratcd the
public buildings palaces and vessels and saluted by
foreign ships-ofwar.
The new Ncapolitan Cabinet had been completed
Commander Spcne Is President Of the Cabinet; Com
andcr MARITIME il Minister OF Foreign Affairs; signor
Mamma Minister OF Finance, and Marshall Letucci, Minis
ter Of War
The Ncarotan government continued its preparations
for hostiiies the proclamation Of reform not appearing
10 give satisfaction
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Of sxpence. Wheat frm raA prices of Tuesday: red
ios l0d lis white lis. Cd. LIS Corn declined 3d.
mixed quotations al a1s. ala ID. yellow ala al a
Bis. Cd. white, 34s 34s. Cd. Weather upseted and
untayorabc for crops.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Bgland, Athaya X Co., Wakefield, Nash IL Co
and other authorities quote beef heavy under large i'm
ports Pork quiet Bacon firm. lard firm, and In good
demand a. SIS. Sos Cd. Tallow frmer: butchers
quoted at SIS. 3D. 64s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
The Brokers' Circular and other authorities quote ashes
quiet at 2ss 3d. 2es 3d. for pots, and aos. 3ls for
at 22s. Cd. 24s 3d. for Carolina. Bark dull Philadc
pha, 9s. 3D.; Baltimore rs. Sd. Fish oils inactive and
unchanged In price. Rosin dull at 4s. 3D. for common
Spirits turpcntlnc dull at $685. Tea not materially changed
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Brothers quote breadstus quiet but
steady: white wheat 66s. G0s red, 54s $751;; -four
30s 32s Iron dull 1t IS IS. IS Is 3D. Sugar and coffee
frm Rice steady. Lnseed cakes ia good demand: Ame-
rcan bags 60 IS Cd per cargoes TO arrivc New York,
10 barrels, go II flQ sperm OIL 93 &94 cod OIL $780,
linseod OIL COS o. for lots the spot and &29 o. for
Congou nominal, at Is sd. Is sgd Tow steady, at
SIS. Spirits turpentne dull 3ls Dis. Cd Bar silver
5s lad; Mexican dollars, Is. 2.d American eagles,
us. 23Sd.
HAvnE MARKET.
Cotton firm, at or for Tres odinds and SGf for Lds
Tho GALES OF the week footed up T. 600 bales Stock Ia
port 250, 900 bales Breadsiufs dull and declining ex
ccpting wheat, which was steady. Provisions dull.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June CO. r. NJ
Cotton dull and irregular Sales today 5000 bales, Of
which 1000 bales takon for speculation and export
Breadstunfs were dull but steady.
Prov isons dull.
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Breckenridge mud Lane General CONF
mfttee.

rurrant 20 Adjournment, the new Bfecknridge and
lane Associaion organized Friday evening Of last
week held meeting last evening At their rooms No. teo
observation-disclosures Schc In the chair Inc attendance
was quito large In accordance with the resolutions
adopted nj the last meeting credentials OF delegates from
the wards constitute the National Democratic
Cancral Committee Of the city and county Of New York
were received livery ward was represented cxccr, toe
frst. Second, Fourth, Twelfth, and Eighteenth.
IT was announced that the committee would examine
the credentials and report upon them Saturday
ing. until which Time at eight O'Clock, the meeting adj
jourbed.
night at the house formerly kept by David Broderc by
olccipg Augustus r. Browne Chairman and joseph oe
Secretary o f alter which the club adjourned 30 meet
NJ Nc same place The 10th inst 10 elect permanent
officers and two delegates to general vmmittcc.
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Coroners' Inquests.

Two CHILDREN PoIaoyD-toroncr Jackmar yesterday
concluded the inquest the bodies OF Anna White aud
fcnscna CISCO two children, aged four years, Who II
VII be remembered, died about week since from the
elicit of quantity Of Prussian blue which they drask
rom bottle with which they had been play my Drs.
zcpko and Icno made analysis Of the childrcns so-
n,schs and detected the presence OF oxac acid and
pru~ian blue the mixture used FOR bucpg clothee.
verdict vf accidental poisoning rendered BY the ry
Two other children who had pankcn o. the poison have
since recovered iIos its csests
YouNG iApY F,rtfiy Bvs1p.-Au inquest Was held
by Coroner Schrmcr upon the body Of sas Catherine t.
Kaowlion, young lady residing At nos.y, ~ j., ~he
fatally burned the 25th ut1 " her sothes scei
dcnialy catching Ere Deceased was s,ysnscn years Of
nrc
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Proposed swbscriptic" for the widow OF
MFR. Mathews.
TO TIRE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Every citizen Of New York IS row well acquainted with
the name Of Mr.. Mathews who recently ios, his life IN
pursuing tho murderer Of Dr. Walton. His poeton aud
circumstances have boon ssncwhat misstatcd. He
por man. whose daily labor the OF his sub.
sistoncc, ana IN his untmcy chi has lefs widow
trcly unprovdcd for. This widow IT 10 me, has
peculiarly strong claims upos citzes. Her husband
o~ his life in cndeavcIng 70 do public good, in ss
charging the part OF good citizen. How many New
Yorker would have stopped " cali the police? The
crity, certainly. And s. ~ be regretted that tue cir
ctstsnccs ~ this death such Will, perhape
discourage other eitxens from esutug bis well meant
exsmpic therefore propose that fund should be
raised for the benefit ~ Mr.. Mathews widow, through
thc HsplB, whose well known public spirit In such mat
tors "a above my praise. With this send two dollars TO
beain ths fund v. NJ W.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LONDON MONTY MARKET.

LONDON, June 20, 1880.
consos closed NJ o3l ae3,t for account exdvidcnd
The bullion tho Bank Of England has Increased SS3
since the last weekly returns Money slightly more srin
gent, with an active demand.
LONDON, juno 3o-P. 81
Coutos arc at o3't ae3K for account.
AMERICAN sTocKs.
Ncssrs Earring Brothers report a slow Market n I'M
changed. and In some nominal, prices.
Mcssrs Bel Co. report state stocks inactive, but
,-oce arm rairoad securities declined and market dull
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GREAT BRITAIN,

The proceedings Of Parliament were uninrcr,ant.
Notice had been given Of a resolution in the Commons
which would bring to direct issue tho question Of
privilege raised by the onse Of Lords In rejecting til
bin aboishing the paper duty.
The report OF the committee on this subject Is pub
lshed 1t merely already reported quotes the precc
dents and makes no recommendation.
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FRANCE.

The rumors OF contemplated French loan Of twenty
millions sterling onlcisiiy contradictcd.
The prci,ibton against the publication OF Episcopal
pastorals in the French press has been withdrawn.
The Bourse very dull the closed at GsE 55c
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Tn GrAiS Fnaps 90 uu wI,r.--n " snA that the
whole West from the Ohio 10 the Missouri IN vast
grain hcid Il Is estimated that the state Of ono will
have thirt, million bushels Of whcat-fvc millions more
than IL has prodpcod beforehand that u s o. The
best quality
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SPAIN

is asserted that, in conformity with legal advice,
Count Monslembcrt and Don Fernando had cancelled the
remuneration OF their protcnsons to the Spanish throne
signed by them when prisoners al Tortosa.
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TIE SAVOY QUESTION.

England and Austria have asscnted 10 the proposed
Conference the Iancoswiss question The latter pro
tests against the admission OF Sardinia.
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Per.onaI Infelllaence.

Governor Price, Of New Jersey; General Halsey of
Ithaca MAJOR Bon. hctullocb, Of Texas George Gray
fsg.. Of Albany; G. H. Valentine Fsq., &c New Jersey
ana Lieut.. Wilson, Of The United ststos Navy, were
nnorg The arrivals as he = Ncbolg. li"to yesterday.
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BRAZIL.

The Prazl mails o; the commencement Of June had
reached Lisbon Coffee at RIO 1850 ESQ rcs for good
arss stock IS 900 bags Exports 10 the United states
since last mail 10 600 bags.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of the ARABIA AT HALIFAX,
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Important Revolutionary Movements
In Naples.
~,lDN><>-n~>>>oNcy->-~->~J
The French AMBASSADOR Attacked and
Beaten SenseIess BY Z Mob.
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Naples Proclaimed I'm q State
Of Siege.
.~~.~~-oy~~---~-->~~~>-~~~
Release Of the Captured American
Vessels.
STATE OF THE AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS,
&C., &C.,, &e.
Release Of the Captured America
Vessels.

HAlrAx, July 10, 1890.
Tho steamship Arabia Captain Stone, from Liverpool
3oth ult., via Queenstown July /, lies arrived at this
port, en- route 10 Boston,
The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the LIST.
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ROME.

It was reported that the Papa government was abou,
TO grant reforms.
There were frequent riots between the troops and ot
zens al Pcrugia.
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convention had been signed between austria, Eng
lind and thu, Porte for submarine telegraph between
Rag usa and Alexandria.
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RUSSIA.

Il was believed that the now Russian loan In london
would prove failure The applications were light and
the lists would close on the Goth nit.
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INV YORE P0sr OIncrs.--Tso Postmaster General has
cstab shed post Offices At fg BrVoi 0ncih county, and
~ Re- Loo, Columbia COUNTY
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The market closed on the 10th at a decline Of "a
and upwards, chiefly The inferior sorts. There was
rather activity holders pressing their stock
ON the market but prices nominal Tie sales Of the
week looted Up 81 600 bales Of which spectators took
1000 and exporters II 900 The sales Friday footed
W 600 bales a which 1000 taken for speculation
and export. Tho market closed NJ declining tendency
The following are the authorized quotations.
fair. Mtddlino
Nov tfftAs%ssF tssssssss "a
movie ssssss.ss.ttss - 90
Y plaods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
The stock on baud was 0l 900 bacs, q which 1873,
600 were American.
MANCHESTER wArHEr.
The adyiees nom Manchester continued unfsyorable,
the market being dun and a. declining tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRrADsrUFPs NAREEr
GcharirOn spence 4 Co. report four 1T a declining
ion1cnc! lli more lo.ng al 20. 20 being relDe
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THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY.
POPULAR OUTBREAKS AT NAPLES.

Garbaldi continued his preparations For new NOV
ment.
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LETTERS OF MIR. DALLAS AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Tho following letters have been received by his Honor
the Mayor, in reply 10 his invitation TO the Prince OF
Wales to visit the city OF New York in pursuance Of the
resolution Of the Common Council
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q You arc positive he Was cot thercf \. Yes, sir
certain he was not.
TESTIMONY or MRS. WALTON.
Mrs Ellen NJ Walton was recalled and upon taking her
addressed the Coroner said that abe desired 10 know
whether this investigation ccadnce through the in
stigston 81 Mr. waltcn family; whether V carried
through that famiiy expose family difficulties, or
Tor The purpose Of discovering who wa the murderer Of
my husbsDdf
coroner-It not conducted At the instigaton Of any
person, hut 10 discover who committed tho murders
Mrs. Walton then Sail that tam ~ difcu ties bad been
discussed In very different frcm what they
CURED, and things have been 10 dlncrcnt from
what they willing ~ give any light that can
upon ,se gs y% sS . nnn ~ y nsse s'h
Coroper--iease state where you on The evening or
your husbands dea,lf A. wa. at home that day with
my sor. iea West Twenty second street, from ten
O'Clock In the morning until about xix o'clcck.
q Who de- you live witbf A. With Dr. shade and his
family.
do Know the &c The domcstics; they have
cook. bot Do not know her name.
q Did any Of the family know that you there
A. Mrs si@ie knows very well that Was there from half
past Ten O'Clock.
@ Can NE doctor state slss do not know whether
h. can or not; but sirs. sladc knoas
Q. Do you know the q tAe domostics employed
NJ stairss A. There are damestics np stairs that
know Of; there is none in my roOm; clean my OWE
o. NJ you board in the family' A. Yes sir but there
domestic thai comes W 50 ny Teons 10 do any work
there
q. Previous to ten o'clocI uAt evening where sere
yoss A. ~ oclock s-s clPo.c mg husband store
W Tweaty anh street. the house OF family nam .
Morse think ~as about siS o'clock whec was there
they tea aud uirk they take ct that hour.
u What " the number u The storcf A. Tho number
Of nv husbands store p, and The family vberc was
O. mi YOU reaain I,a,g there A I'D cot. sir do
not think that remained over half hoar ,herc might
have bern three quarters.
@ Did yoa any IL Mrs Morses family them A. Yss,
sir Mss. Morss, Miss Julia Morse, Mrs Ausiin aud be-
eve Que Of her sons.
3 wLuc ID So - r,pn t.en' A. wen. loiae 10 ny
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m ~ -. r. epsy sixth street aud w occupation
csr.r on DC Fourth cars on that Saturday
,, ~ ,c,n ~ lane about thirty three minutes past
. ,,s~v .s got az 10 sixteenth street, heard the
ye,s~s q pistol: she6 got w 70 seventeenth street
,srS1n Jumped on The car, which was inen GOING inh
him uIi Re got The platform When 81 - Ahe'e,nh
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Iva ESTABLISHMENT
SAMUEL TANEYHILL 4 co
From No 2 Light Street to
NO. u BALTIMORE STREET, Holiday,
Where they will continue to keep hand general assert
ment of goods suitable for the trade and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods at extremely low prices aI36
John H. REA & CO..
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTREErs
Messrs JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally that their of Clothing is much
larger and more varied than ever before " "
Having on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASsT
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture ~ ~
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats, Scarfs, Ties Sispenders Handkerchief Sbi
and Gloves, in large variety 7' ''''eS'
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED Ci OTuTNc :;
worthy the attention of Planters nc1st,
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r. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic Diseases CoUgHs
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES Of every description successfully treated-um
bago Lumbar Assesses Scrofula, Rheumatism Govt Neu
ragia Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
entey Diarrh9a The very cases of PILES cured in
short time also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
diseases incidental women and children which
are treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee can produce one thousand
CANCERS; OLD SORES, or. uLCERSs HIP DISEASES
SCALD HEAD, VEINS POLYPtS OF THE NOSE, OR
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
fevery description ofthe knife or any
surgical instruments These last diseases cannot be
place themselves the Doctors personal supervision
r Ba3Kee has made new discovery Of '.FLUiD" that
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the use of the knife
die pr Baakee has constantly hand his office very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYNPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
winch are suitable for either and all agpsnserted in
hye minutes EAR TRgMPETs Of every description; also
'1'o' 's''' q ARTiF Ed I'M H qApffSse
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee Joint attachment
These articles perfectly natural adapted for either
seX and can be sent by express any part of the world
scrpton for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females IN weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee one Of the most celebrated and sknI
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
personally in every principal city Of the word
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee contain ten cents
to pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
can be treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
Docf0IR BAAKEE,
MS Il New York itv
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> OOF NG
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1859
NJ 70 V N f N T P P LIED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED



We prepared cover all kinds OF Roofs sep or
fat old, over shingles metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has certain parts of
and been adding to it for two has produced roof
which offered criticsng public as far superior TO anv
composition, and
EQUA-. To THE BEST OF METAL. ROOFS
Some of the inducements Roofing offers are viz. I'll
is of the heaviest kind satu rated in comnosti
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition is not
notnurious to, but actually preventative of cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO ROT THE CANVAS
The joints cemented together and the wboIa cos
with one heavy coat of Cement, compounded from
Rhch Will not run, scale off, crack become in nre Nv
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING TT
FOR protecting METAL ROOFS from corrosion and Leaking
our Gement alone possesses qualities of durability un
elalled ana is the cheapest coating that can he used
For STEAMBOAT AND r. ABROAD Car COVERINGS we con
fdeny believe this Roofing will outwear any three Of the
ordinary coverings No Oh is brought in direct contact
with the canvas to burn IT, and the Cement Paint use
on the canvas, made from materials which do
r COUNTY Rights FOR SALE IN tie States Of MIrland
DsGgGre: Firgiaia and the District Of Colan'Jia.
geSsro that ~ sa s 9% yb OF a TINS Roofing is
CURED in the above territory have constructed our
ussoTE TERsF fS Il RYEPPK 0Spy deTand
~ Prepared material for SALE with instructions 10 mt
and will he furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO JACKSON, Agent
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS
Where testimonials and samples may
~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
~ REfAIKlNG DONE AT SHORT NOTICE s9-ly
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Stlsurantk f0nrnanfrs,

H2t III 10 Spears wharf.
WILLIAM BOGGS 4 CO.,
coNNEcrIcUT n ASEfTi LIFE E9R THE
INSURANCE COMPANIES OF HA 4RFFGR o1 e6N3 FE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE To
The COM Ecr S63FYT Mrr GHY ms STREET
COMPAMY has perpetual Charter and present Capital
Vem 9a an c is o Grganzsd upon purely mutual
n.y. and are entitled to all benefits and surplus earnings
The surplus profits all credited policy holders in the
THEIR LIFE TME and hey have never BEEN i KID GO
per cent per annum and they redeemed every
AMOUNT OF losses paid the last year, ending list
Amount Of dividends paid the last year ending 90
lst February, 1889. 26 800 90
Total amount Of losses paid up to LIST Feb iS5a CO
PM sR2N6 Eel ri
netua Charter-Capital $650000-w insure at the
mutual rates ana ciams in parcu lars, superiority
over all similar Companies
Risks in the various forms of Life Insurance. for travel
panies at the usual rates.
We shall take great pleasure in explaining the plans and
ness and Def Insurance is effected we would advise eve
y person to compare and the superior advantages
"nlch they possess oyer most other Companies.
most reliable FIRE AND MARINE iNSURANCE e COM M
Forms Of Application, &C. for any kind of Insurance will
WM BOGGS & CO.,
ss-C0ALThe best STOVE AND G FURSRCE COAL
supplied at the lowest market prices. dis If
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1890.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President
VIII issue policies for year years. or MORE or
for life
endowment policies payable time or at death
ANSUITlES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDoWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
A. B. COULTER,
TAX, DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner is:r,i'
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Rankprs snS %rokfrs.

MAJ GILM0R, JR.,
W. STOCK AND BILL BROKER
No - SECOND STREET,
BUYS and sells on Commission Stocks ami Securities in
this and other markets 1855 1870 -
Makes advances on Stocks and other ColIateras
NegOtiates Time Paper and Stock Loans nI0tf
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GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
7 r. " T II o u s A " ID,
EXCLUSIVELY AMONG
THE SELECT BUSINESS MEN
.SOsgEEs eyasez West.

The prorietors Of the DAILY EXCHANGE in The wear
us closed, established system of
d L z z n L G L AZ ~
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TailOrs.

HASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
~ No. 36 EAS%' BALTIMORE STREET, near High
447 WEST FILLMORE STREET, near Pearl
The undersigned having the great evil of extended
credit SYSTEM has resolved to change entirely the manner
of ansacting his INJURIOUS credit system
to
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford to sell per cent than
heretofore hoping that his old patrons and the pablo will
sustain him in doing husnegs on this plan
Always on hand "A stock of
FINE CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
~ All goods must be nail for on daliu
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M KEITH, JR., & son,
1N1A COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% oUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Naylor x Cos Cast aud shear Steel
AmeS Rowands and Kimbal!'s Shoy- and Sgades: j.
Keith Jr Co Tacks, finishing Cl0dt and Slue Nails:
Sheble Il Fishers Forks and Picks American Butt CO.
Hinges and Sad Irons Hal. Brown Co.'S Snathe,
and Hoes; Colburn Fenus Superior Axes McCulInugh Il
Co.'S Octaaro Sheet Iron; Kings Patent Cnch Nails "
T. Douglas PumpSand Rams Hollow ware Castings. Carr
Boxes; Tea Kettles Hoop IRON Scythc Stones Car Bells
Faucets; Coffee Mills &c, &c d2i.if
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Baltimore, Nd,
given. eieien0eS
~ PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE so1v
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M okIM Il CO.,

M CklM CO.,
I'VE Z 4 N Il Err s,
ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT ON EUROPE FOR
TEA Yelling AND Observation-Disclosures.
MAKE COLLECTIONS IN ALI. PARTS Of THE UNI.
TERMS. "
,,I BY AHR SELL STOCKS AND BONDS IN THIS AND
NEGOTIATE LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER
EXCHANGE - l-'
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