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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14

O. FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
| Superior Court of Baltimore city, the subscriber as
-laassA Trustee, will offer at Public Auction, at the Ex
9Th day Of APRIL lsG0 at o'clock P NJ, the following de-
scribed VALUABLE PROPERTY in said city, viz:
No L1rHAT LARGE LOT OF GROUND AND IN
PEOE EMENTS, known as tina BULLS HEAD TAVERN,
ohnS on the northeast side Of Front street. north of Gay
bereabo1t Tbf Ihereaeout with depth of 25 feet or
Corcoran and has been for long time known as public
building extensive stables and stable yards and is rented
No THE LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
the Front Street Theatre, and long known as the FRONT
STREET HOTEL The lot binds $50 feet Front street
story brick house, with back buildings and large sapes
and stable yard and occupied by Mr. Joseph Starr at
No 3-A Lot OF GR0RND AND IMPROVEMENTS at
the corner formed by the intersection of the southeast side
ing Gay and on Exeter str ct % feet The
improvements are two story brick building back
Mezger and dwellings, the whole rented at $500 pT annuno
No. A LOT OF GROUND on the southeast 81 de of Cav
on Gay street y feet with depth II 100 feet Improved by
FRAME BUILDING, occupied by Messrs Loney Bro
at a rent Of $3.50 per annum.
the Souhe st corner Of Gay and Frederick streets which
are three BRICK TENEMENTS, occupied by NJ Drexel
cutters yard. by Il. Wintenight the whole renting for
$40 annum. The whole of this property will first be
oT S %E G Rl f KSn 5fs
the southeast corner Howard and LeXiu gton Streets bind
ing on Howard street 20 thereabout and Lexng
ton street 65 feet thrreabout including the alley r the
rear This 10: IS subject to an annual of Clip az
a6Qut S421l and Is improved by three story BRICK
HOUSE, in the occupan Of MesSrs. John King Son as
paint and oil store at a rent $3.50 per annnm
Terms OF sale, prescribed by
cash on the day Of sale the ratification thereof with
interest from the day Of sale the residue secured to be
paid by endorsed approved by the Trustee and
payable with interest," six and twelve from sale
SAML J. DONALDSON, Trustee
mh7-W&sEds 'iD"0l @ctio once
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14
SAME AFTERNOON,
AT ) O'CLOCK,

TFI NITIfNEl
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on the north side
of Mclleny street. at the distance Of II feet Z inch
east from the formed by the intersection the
side of McHenry street and the side Dawson al
and running thence east and bounding Mcenry
II feet I of an inch, by depth of 40 feet less
Carroll court
The improvements this lot consist of one story
brick NV YELLING and Two story brick BACK BUILDING
on McIienry street, and twostory and attic brick
DWELlINGHOCSE on Carroll court called Dover
street, This is in fee.
Terms of sale will be-One half cash: balance in and u
months, with int rest.
The property will be sold free Of all membranes Tex
cept the ground rent stated up the day of sale
BS-Title Indisputabe.
WM. MACINTOSH. Trustee
RE%NETT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14
BININ

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMrLANT,
Especially designed for the the Medical PTssS1o
and the Family, having superseded the socalled TINS
Aromatic Cordial ''Mcdcated," "Schnappsn &c, is
endorsed by all Of the prominent cans chemists
and connoisseurs possessing all of those intrinsic med
cinal qualities (onc and duretc) which belong 70 an 0I
druggists grocers, &c A. N. BININGER, X CO.
Established in I77S) SOLE PRoPREToRs.
No 33S Broadway, n. Y.
''The of 4 W. Binnger Il Co. 3SS Broadway, is
GUARANTEE of the exact and literal truth of whatever
they represent IN V Com. Advertiser. --
For sale in Baltimore by GEO. HOLIINS, G: II. REESE
BRO, + Fl. SrABlER K Co, MARTIN BELT co.
pnboI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
FROM QUkREC,

QUEBEc, Feb %
the uHual ceremonies.
Ths Governors speech announces that r..
/ ply has been received from the Queen Of Epo-
land, to the invitation Of the last session al
Parliament, and that the Prince Of Wales NAV
be expected % visit Canada in tle course Of The
summer. He refers to the satisfactory arrange
ment for the transportation Of the European
and American mails By the American steamers,
speaks Of the settlement Of the boundary line
between Upper and Lower Canada, and the
consideration Of the municipal law Of Lower
canada congTHtulate5 Parliament on the issue
OF the consolidated statutes Of Canada, calls
attention to the Law Of Debtor, and 20 the
present system Of currency and banking rate .
with view to further legislation, also 70 the
administration Of the common lands; congrat-
ulates the House on having surmounted the
financial difficulties; says that pspers will be
lald before the House with reference 20 the
consolidation Of the public debt, and the re-
cent success Of the Minister Of FINANCE in OBJ
tanning this object; says that the commercial
depression has diminished credit, but imposes
on the Government the necessity Of strict
economy; askS the eIequiste proViHions for the
public service; finds subject Of oongratula-
ton in the bountiful harvest Of last season
and the present signS of the revival Of com
merce; trusts that the works Of returning
prosperity may continue to increase, and that
law and order may DO maintained, and reioices
that but q few subjects 0fa broad and important
Character remained requiring an immediate
legislation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
FROM WAsHINGToN.
- - ---7I y 7 Ula
WlsHINoToN, Feb. %.


1t appears by 4 letter from the seeretary
Of State Communicated to the House, in res
ponHe to a resolution calling for copy Of the
Emperor Rapoleon's recent letter on the subject
Of Com nerce and Free Trade, that it has moi
been communicated to the Executive by the
Government of France; nor has it been off,
eially transmitted to the Acting Charge deaf
fairs Of the U. s. at Pars. A printed copy
however was transmitted by the latter for the
information Of the State Department, Of which
a translation has been male.
The slOop of War, Vinceanes, late of the
African Squadron, has been ordered to Boston
and not to New York as enormously stated
The records at the State Department show that
the total number of persons embarking at
Foreign ports for the u 8. during the year
1859, was 1855 600, whom Sc. 900 were males.
The Mexican treaty was to day debated for
several hours in Executive session.
Those who have not decided 70 oppose It say
that their minds are open to conviction. The
fullest opportunity win be afforded for discus
sion.
The House mileage bill owing to the failure
to order a vote on its passage, went to the
Speakers table and takes its place the sixth or
seventh on the calendar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

ANTI sLAVERY LEcTURE.-Niss Frances Ellen
Watkins the talented young coored lady who has
for some time past devoted much of her tlme to
lscturing will speak at Chapins Hall this evening
upon "The Lights and Shades Of American Insti
tdtions." Lecture to commence at 7 l-2 o'clock
Admission 10 cents.
The following lines by Miss Watkins viii be read
with interest:
THE DEATH ANGEL.
We've room for building holy altars.
Where our erumbling Idols lay;
We've room for heavenly visions,
When our earth dreams fade away
Through riffs and rents Ia our fortune,
We gazed with binding tears,
Till glimpses Of light and bsauty
Gilded our gloomy fears.
An angel stood at our threshold
We thought him child Of night,
Till we saw the print Of his footsteps
Made lines Of living light.
We were dreaming Of feeling pleasure,
And ease was lining our nest,
When his voice thrilled sadly through u.s.
"Surely this is not your rest"
We had many precious keepsake
We had heaps OF shining dust;
He laid his hand on our treasures,
Aud wsots oR them 'moth and rust"
But still we had other treasures,
That gold was too poor 10 buy,
We clasped them close and closer,
But saw them fade and die.
Our spirits grew faint and heavy,
Deep shadows lay on all our years.
Til light from the holy city
Streamed through the mist Of tears.
And we thanked the Christening angel,
Who shaded our earthly light,
For the bright and beautiful visions
That broke on our clearer sight.
Our first view Of the Holy City,
Came through our daTkened years;
The songs that lghtened our sorroWs,
We heard mid onr night Of tears.
FRANCIS ELLEN WATKINS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

DRAWING MADE EAsY.-Messrs. Tobias & Cook
who are stopping for few days at the American
House, have for sale one Of the simplest and yet
most useful little machines which We have seem
By means Of it, any drawing, painting or engra-
wing may be copied with minutsness and faith
fulness which the closest scrutiny viii fail to find
an error in. A rough wood cut or fine steel en-
craving may be reproduced with equal accuracy,
and that easily that child Of ten years can, af
ter an hours practice do it Us well as an adult
More than this, sketches may be made Of natural
objects-houses, trees, or landscapes, with com
pIete facility and exactness and picture produ-
ced perfect in its proportions, in fifteen minutes
time that would require five or six hours labor Of
q skillful draughtman. The sketch may be as much
larger or smaller than the original as is desired
and the proportions viii in every case be perfectly
accurate. We are aware that the public will be
terribly incredulous Of machine for which so
much is claimed, but ten minutes inspection Of the
working Of the instrument win satisfy any one that
this is 80. For mechanics, architects and draughis
men, this must be invaluable, while for children
and scholars it viii be the means Of very much
pleasant instruction. Call st Room 90, and exam
| inc the article.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

SHERIFF RUNWAY WITH Our worthy Sher
if was run-aWsy with yesterday morning, and by
the peculiar nature of circumstances in which he
was placed, be was obliged to dodge around corr
ners and through by-ways, as if he was in pusuit
Ofa fugitive from justice. He, with a deputy,
was riding slowly down Ontario street behind
pair ofhis horses when they became frightened
and ran. Two pair of hands WsrO soon hauling the
lines "taut," but the horses were bound to CO. and
notwithstanding the Sheriff. high authority, he
could not arrest them. Finally after having
dashed through the passage way back of the Benz
net House stables, down Seneca and up Superior
street, the horses were brought to stand still and
nobody injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
REPUBLICAN NATIORaL CONVENTION
--CHANGE OF TIME.

The question Of the propriety Of changing the
time of holding the Republican National COnven-
ton having been submitted TO the members Of the
Republican National Committee, and their views
having been communicated BY letter, it is deter
mined, in accordance with the wishes Of msjori-
ty thereof that the said Convention be held on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of May next.
(Signed,) EDWIN D. MORGAN,
Wm. II. Chase, Ssc'y. Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
GREAT EXCITFMENr.

READING, Pa, Feb. %.
The Whirl and excitement here to day is
very great. The city is crowded to excess with
delegates and other politicians attending upon
the Democratic State Convention to be held
to morrow. The trains from all points came
well filled
The headquarters Of Messrs. Witle and Fry,
the prominent candidates for nomination for
Governor, are at the Keystone House, where
all the attraction centers.
The friends of the candidates hold a caucus
Tonight.
The Keystone Club of Philadelphia arrived
this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
FIRES


On Sunday morning the tobacco factory Of Geo.
W. Walker, at ROekport, near Glasgow, 30, was
totally destroyed by FIRE, together with $4,000 worth
Of tobacco and $1,000 in bank bills in the safe
entirely destroyed
A FIRE at Sc. Louis yesterday destroyed Roe &
Co.'s smokehousa with large amount of bacon
sides. Loss $25,OOO
The Bill abolishinF slavery in Kansas, which
was vetoed By the Governor, has passed over the
veto BY 3OtO7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
HHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
~ DENTS On these Pills result q iong and
seRlve pracnee. They mild in their operation, and
certain In ooTrec 81 Irregularities, Painful MsnstruR-
atonG removing all distractions, whether from cold or
oIkorE5l, hsadaehs pain the sile palptaf0n Of the
heart, whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue
Ezin in the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep which
arISs from i1ierTuuiian Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the commsncemeHt Of in the treatment Oi
those egulareS and obstruCons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautul and the
oTed to Premature Gnvo. No female enjoy good
eah unless she is regular and Whenever obstruction
takes plaso the general health begins todeelins
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most ssctual remedy known for all CON-
plants pScuar Ftaes To all classes they are inval
cable, fdsrilg, h eeruy periodical regularity They
are 70 Thousands who have used them dieron
psrOds trough0utth country having the sanction ofsoms
efthe most eminent plysicaHsiH Aeroa Explicit dirse
0ns stating ta aad ksH they should not be used with
each Borths Psioe One Dollar each boz containing a
Pills
valuable pamph ct TO be had free OF the Agents Piui
esf by gd, PROMPTLY by enclosing price the General
aFeut Sald b. Druggists generally.
r. 3. HUTCHINGS. General Agent. .
Sold in Cleveland a wm- Fisks and GaloId Ham
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
FROM MONTREAL.

MONTREALr Feb. 25.
The following was received by the agent of the
steamer Hungarian last evening:
BARR1NeToN, N s., Feb. q.
To q. Allen, Montreal
arrived here in the Bohemian. at 9 O'Clock this
morning. One boat complete, with the oars lash
ed TO her thWarts, has been found bottom upwards
at Pt LatOur. Several pieces of boats have been
picked up along the beach from Frisket Island,
around Cape Sable, as far East ss Ragged Island.
No more bodies have yet been fund. Twill pro.
ceed to the wreck this afternoon.
(Signed,) y A. CRAWFORD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

IMPRovEMENTs- WOrkmen are now excaVa-
ting for the foundation of new three story bust
siness block on Seneca street. just north Of the
City Hotel. Steps were taken some time ago by
the Council to open Park street through. at this
point to the Park, but nothing has been heard of
that lately, and the owners of the land propose to
wait no longer. The proposed block will stand
directly where that street was to run, and the cost
to the city Of opening the street three months
hence win be vastly more than at present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
ACCIDENT.
DELPaI, Ind, Feb. %

Last evening about IL O'Clock, Miss Jennie L.
Dugan, daughter of Jas. P. Dugan of this place,
was very seriously injured by the breaking of
auid lamp. She was about retiring when, in at
tempting to move the stand upon which the lamp
stnod it fell at her feet almost instantly envel0p
ing her in flames. Her father was severely burn
ed in attempting to rescue her. There is but
slight hopes Of her recovery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

u The Chicago Press says, that the Bank
Commissioners Of Illinois had required those
Banks whose issues were based on Missouri stocks,
to put up additional securities, or what would be
thesame thing, withdraw a corresponding amount
Of their circulation. The following Is the list Of
the Banks on which the caIl IVES made, and the
amount required on each Bank:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

THE OoToROON.-This great play continues to
draw immensely at the Academy of Music and the
managers are making good thing Of 1t, both for
themselves and The public. So long as they will
keep it up in its present attractive style, it will
pay. We advise everybody to go and see this
great play and 60 eaIly to secure good seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

MARNE,-The New York Tribune, Of Monday
says:
The Board of Lake Underwriters, which has
been holding its sixth annual session In this city
adjourned on Friday, to meet again on the third
Monday Of February next. in this city. No MAJ
terial change Of rates OF lake insurance was made
except as effected by the classification Of property
So the organization continues about the same as
last year. Capt E. P. DOrF John N. Gardner and
John d. Jones, were elected the Executive Com
mittee, and D. P. Dobbins Secretary The New
York Board treated the gentlemen very handsomely
during the session, and wound up by q splendid
collation. served in the looms of The New York
Board.
Upon the Lake Superior route, the Detroit TrIb-
une says that their enterprising and go-ahesd
tOWnsman, E. R. Ward. Esq, has decided to place
the following steamers permanently on the route
between Detroit and Lake Superior: The Sea Bird
Capt. BlOdgett, the Montgomery. Capt Nicholson,
and the Arctic, Capt Henry Fish. These are all
staunch boats, and their commanders are well
known as among the most able and experienced on
the lakes
Tho same paper says, there is no ice of conse-
quence between Belle Isle and Lake Erie, and
the steamer Olive Branch is making daily trips
between that city and Maiden.
The ice in st. Clair river has not yet broken up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

Frank CoNVKRsH's oa,rnzLLa.-By the fOi-
lowing from the Columbus City Fact it win be
seen that the Gems Of the Campbells" are ''retr-
ing"
THE CANPBELLs DIsBAND.-Tbe performance
Of the Campbels at the 0deon Saturday evening
was not attended BY sufficient number 70 encour.
age the company to remain longer, and as their
engagement in Cleveland proved an improbable
one, they became discouraged, and after perform
ing TO night 10 Newark, viii return to their re.
spective homes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
octl

e. Ruf6ni. los Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities, and Of cOuns win be
sold IS low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and genuine has or cap TO
call on Mr.. Rufini
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

MORE HUMBUs.-Frank Leslie's for this week
has another installment Of the sham "expose" Of
the Sons Of Malta, which is but re-vamped edi-
ton of what was published at zanesville, and
from thence went the rouLds. Hawks & Brother
have il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

V. B. PALNEB, the American Advertising Agent, N
E.coraer Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phisdelphia, il
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper, at lowest rates His receipts will
be regarded As payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
SANF RD'S
Family CathaFtic Pills

COMPOUNDED EROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and PET ED N Glass
Cases, air Tight, and tviH keep "a Gay eEi-
mate
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but as-
tive Caihac, shith the prupriet0r has used In hs po
Ice more than twenty years.
Tbs Constantly incrsaslugl de nard frou those Wb
have long used lhe PILLS and the satisfaction Ehief
ali 70 thelr use has induced mo1o Dlacs
The Proiossoa well IloW that different CathartieI act
different Portions Of the = bowels
The FAMILY CA-eiF II A RTI C. p L
has with due reference this well established fact,
been compounded from variety Of the purtst egs
table Itracis. Whlch act @ehke eEey pan Of tho
alimsnfarT canal, and arez- GOOD and SAFE IN all
cases whsre a Calhartlc Z, = NEEDED, Euch De
RANGEAIENTS OF Tie si@ISToMACH, sLEEPI-
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COSTITENESS, PAIN@IAND SOhEHESS OVER
THE WHOLE B OBJ e-frum sudden eod, which
freousntlv. II neglected. z end long Of Be
YER LOSS OF ApPE lCslrLrE, a CREEPING BEE-
SsTIOE OF COLD OVER THE BODY, hESr LESS
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
II Inhammatory Diseases, Worms in Children Adults,
Rheumatism gfeat Purii OF the Blood and many dis
eases 70 which flesh heir too numerous mention IN
this advertisement Dose. 10 Q.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
The Liver InFEuralor enu Family Gathartc fill
are rsled by Druggists generally and sold hoesals bT
'n' Il -ls iN 80 81 T ". SANFORD. n. D.,
hannfacturar and Phdpfiater,
FvTEhUr7 IS hrnaduaE. NaW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

KNIoKERBOoKER.-G Genial Old Kpick sor March
Is upon Hawks counter. Il has no illustrations,
but is full Of pleasant reading, as It always is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

U. s. CouRT-JUDsE Wilson The District
Court will sit on Monday next for admiralty bust.
nsss The regular term Of tho District and Circuit
Courts will commence on the 18th Of March
Among the cases Of Importance will be some nine
teen or twenty cases brOushsby the foreign stock.
holders Of banks in this State, ia which injunO.
tiOns have been granted against the State officers
to restrain the collection of taxes under the Dem
ooratio law of April, 1852
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

~. D.vi. sala the ssn.sor'sr'nsrl, had no
application to this bill
On motion Of Mr. Mason the Senate then
went into executive session
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
LEGISLATIVE.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
The called session of the Missouri Legislature
which met at Jefferson yesterday to take action
on the railroad Hills, organized this morning by
the election Of Chris, Kribler, Of st. Louis, as
Speaker Of the House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

Police CoURT-MAYOR sEETER.-John'BIan
nsy, assault upon Elizabeth Blanney, fined $40
and imprisoned days.
VIM. Terrell assault upon Barney Marx. fined
IS and imprisoned 10 days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
ROBBERY

ROCHESTER,, N. Y Feb. %.
The dry goods store Of Msslrs. Hubbard and
Northup, of this city, was broken into last night
and $4,000 worth Of black and fancy silks stolen
from it. There is no trace Of the thief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

EhOm NEW IUhh.
NEw YoRK, Feb %.
Counterfeit ones on the Chemung Bank,
New York. are in circulation in this city.
The Times Washington correspondence says:
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will ignore
the proposition to purchase Cuba; and recon-
mend instead the negotiation Of liberal Com
mcrcial Treaty with Spain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
Fishing rackle,

a JUST RECEIVED An
49, other aRs Il 4 Of ConrpFlu Fishiug ack le
suitable for taxing PIKE Base Trout ethsrn lake. nv
sT or brook, such Rods Rssls Lines Hook, Snel1
Files, Fly Book1, miHloW seines, Meta &C. Ec.,Al "
II HATTEH9LEH'a Gun ste
l67 supauor =, Clsyeisnd