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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
Hon. Wm Penntn-fon-

ELgCTi1v ~ SFEAAFe. The 'sat;7a
of Wa Psara.i7a Of Sez Jefser. arssr
20 bitter sna lag esaresi. nsy .aHIy
be considered = 5efess u the B.4ck Re-
pabsIcaus, a triumph u cacssEvssis7. asi
al grgrthros of the g. gaTiias. They
hass bssa e1uFs!iei u aban a tbs.r
f4.srIte esndi tsfe soa O. saba,.t 70 sEe
einr,ion e 8ae. Eha lf not c-t;rz- ilsE-
lilsd Eith lhs great b9dy o. the5r rrpJ>
asHts Is By no mfaas ore 4 tbsus-.gss.
We kava 30 dolbl tbe1 lh- Sga,h Eill
u,silngsy segsslssge - lbls elec.iaa. aalsast-
ia. a. II d3es g. 4 defsas 81 Sa--Tsn.
We have %, marh kaoFislze u e.. al
iscedeois Z Gov PeaRjastsa Eat fz
has the rs2Htssi3n u bsiag 4 eaz4.i. 81
and hosest msR, ssi ooe aAo WiIi BE- b.-
sppoistmsBt of e9a.aiigtrss, the ra,g ia.-
p9Sian, rerDsn'iEs The Speaker hss. 3.
inp1rtial ilssics - 81 parties lie ,s o..
ctsimsi by the rspahlissas - one 5f ias.r
parry, bss y sSf daaa ~ hslsagis- O. ti-
s. Peoples party, BeU ergaaizz,s-f
is,-ly spriag ap 10 the uiiI.e s,,z-.
Wholly gPPossl n PFieeiFls % the a5sa-
ias'i,os = the RsgsbGrsas--aad he b..
u-Tsr had ssy syapasby w;ib .hs Abe-
lHilHis,s We bare 10 asubi that d..
administration e b.. oe5se Mi be aeeeyt
able - at eoosaTy1iiges --.isgaafI IJss-
park
THE SPy sEEFsHiP -A',h5ugh t.
election Of Mr Pennington y p ~ Be 80
As.sla;s sydsasrs 'rigIRPa, Jt d. raasp4fl-
tiTeiy -, By the dsf,a, q Back IIspalt-
sIa,su a. eHstsIhd "a Shsrnaa. IT,
esd ,rssr q tE- Hrlpss Bss. Nr Per-
nlnetea's ahteec3eHss srs aot, we bsiicy
50 sbsoKisas q S0atkera ecnsure assav
Of the elsss " party men vho have bsr
ds3 Together asisr the Back Kega5',-z4
a4s. With the ab5;,,laais,s ze have avEr-
heard be had anF asso,iaiisa, exss-. t-a,
hs is sos sxisssigsi-t As re-a-i. sstva
territory Thc discontinue q tbs Back
est sg The RsPabheaa SET IN Cgn-rs.s IL
4 snbjegt * gcaoraI c.ss <ra,a.atira sheru
f,nati1isH. = Dot cGrsgrs .ri sll e!cvated
- the disaity 5f vir'ls 8s it Is u
ecrsaia portions e N-4 YHS and New
Esglaad - CAJriestes : ~ .N--E
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
pYFsIss sFssrnN


Cd. Stokes frna the t'eapii,ioe On Res.
els'isbs reported Ths tollo~iugi
Tat saezi,crs II sbis CoaysHtioa. ebsses Ia
rsimsfy meetings Il the people jH thelT re-.
sTsrfisr e,asnIies sad FrfFessntinE she srhii-
Hi'His Hna sPiBtoHs a al thess. whstsef
ShtEs. bsuanfrsis % AhisrissBs b. tisass ,issa
Sbh Eiss vIfI raposTa ssd hBt ptIaoat siarss
ibs FrgsenI Pst4iiosi ssHdibsn u the suantfY
bsrs censensd faf The Psrpess Il iakiag reaR.
- taKaisrT, sRd 90 sdppt sseh measures ss
iHsy appear bCst. 20 ssaksa iie sleeping Pc
Hiot, aHa aTosss iss isa,asFsst 70 . sssss ~
'Ls iBpesdihg dshssFs. asd 70 bniss ibsir go
sFg,ss 10 Fats the U3aatFy ffum Iss .lisarssa.
i5iRE-snd rrr0i aiioHary sgifH u the ilaat -
1hsy h.ii-ys thai the liAs has eaBs aud VIII
Hu' tia'A peal asusTaeai, ssrs, " sFss. ths PFo-
gfess nf shasFs ssi pefTsPisahs an nat 6svers
Bsebt s5irA al hisiaFy sbsSs ATs tbs PAFssts
I'D farFruHHefs sf fetelatisa and sHsrehy,
laay b. Eiayef, II ftsy eaRHei h. efa3ississ
fhai - nay Hsf bs aceBssa u ssNesEStiRg
lae sk4ssi II ihs ssisiinE sl,ases snd disorders
ia ths bsay palisir. aRA ef sssrTsfisg their
siisassFoss SID tsssfal essss4srases, = kfief
ssamefkgioh saI dsssFietisa Of ssms II the
sore pfssiHaEi q thtA. vii be sabnalItsd 70
tAs indszssat u ne people, shs slene ssh sp-
ply fisH tssasslg,
A hilis assrs tkss thirty years Asa, The sii.
tar of RsN.EsPes IN Aes bSRfshsts, yhs
bad fddsfy aAsaiie4 ne character ei kasrsts-
tfy Il sIsIe sas asnisR She eahiisi.sRg Of Die
Nv Al Congress. jaA isssfBi6ssas 10 seips,
ssieh bad sess aesSsasa 20 kies aBasF Ffs-
sioas sd1iuistratioas. Fhis Res seheasssa a
tAs iime ~ lhs bhsls sfFeeisie4, ~ Aa ast u
tyrshsy ned ehase II tkesghSe Saieea4ss--
sH astGsk apgA tAs FFee.iom Of Iss press up
~ liberty Hss8 10 possasss shs fssntaia sFta
phssk VISA 8rFiSsd SOS st - Shsst saFFprtE.
AZ iiss bagr algaaSs - - aaAy sFpeaf, ssiksas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03

CoLDs--- De- Bats Jaaznal II HsaIsl
ays ,hsre a. lhsee thugs sgs5y BlI
should 10 the n agacnt he is satists BAT
he has takea yell ls,. 81. asthI5g- -.
50 % bed sRd cover % vars: 10 E1s-3
Foon: dTins as nash e1,i wafer 4s BE car
OF wants q a. mach hot lsFb tea - ls
eaa; azd tia, aiag hiasslt, "a ;Aree eases
cut Of fssr. the sa5jee: I'll b. curei -
thirty SIX h5ass Ga the ,gasTlry, Il Be-
sllovs ais colds 60 - Jwy aays aa-u3issS-,i.
he can swa'isE a0shiss that 81! eFs-; 30
in the least; All the ro5d. vith sash
start. wtii Faa its essEse Of a5oasa fort
aighs, tDd whatever + sHaiioEs2 ihaa Is
say Of physis IS = Useless kialraaee Il
i tniscb svsa.. ia0ash somewhat pop
alar fsll5sy. -f,ei s9i sai s.ayva
fever FpssIing acsld il feeding a tsvar;
a c5id alv.ys briSss % feysr, aa4 never
brs.az :, ga veil asiil the fever sahsidss;
and svery aaoashfsl sEall9ssd Is - asuch
fuel 20 susssiB tn drss af fsvsr X IS
.a3or1. iurtaaais saas y ssos a. the es'i
i fairly seated Ba-nrs allows % apFe.it-;
otherwise ,he usosg Srssl "A so.l -ai .As q,
fa.isssa By very serious results aHl 49,
less aPss 4 ysFy sgarly -7assl,1-s0s Wcalt
alm1ss Prose tagsi
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03

"a w o DHWaIss. u v. Nakh.
Sd i S BsgIas, Wm. tIass.
Iih DR. kssRsr. = : sssat0a
sih--M. y Nvai, Gsi " Y Msftiu,
Glib Wa Parks, D. g. PAX.
7th --R " RoEg. : J.. Mefphiss.
9h IT Z Smlley. Hiiey &sodEsrd
Dbl " AisKasasr, q ) stski
io'b J G Reeves, r. D l,oaasy
Ga mg,iah tie eenTeniion thea ad
learned usiil s'slSck.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03

b- A R-itisA aAoss sFitisE fren
fsheraa, RsrsiA, - ths 'is1asSa fsRvs,
rsnarks :--ss A CslkzFiss Pa msaahs-
iussd bx 30 AlseTiesa ChsHsss pa J.
u AYsa, q boseii, Mass ias cured
The skaA. 81 Liver Caaaglsias tAss
sAssasrasd he life Ehis sis7.s faes. ss
rsishs b szPsssSa. readers ne Aass''
cans iaasasely PsPalar her, Nsss ss
EsgIiah are svssssaksd pssesisss car
ssa seholAss asas The dhsoeFeeies shssa
he eAEasys. asa tAas !, IS ia every shisg'
% As ths lahss Ties iAs Esassas Al
sssisaus pal tAeir sayk Oa i as4 iaks
,Ae roxssa Dssl Aver is i,slissd b
~ Csass ssi iis Fstaiasfs ssEe, wAieh
Iii I9able.s Be ss8aegsd - AIN ea
v,.ld saaf boz, o. di4Aeed hilie3 s2aTd,
essls aoa he aaass ssaa ef Dasy, Ctrisi-
s.Sa or B.Oais-tke great lights b shlsh
be shiaes, il kasas. - Nsss - , & -
3ss PFPsr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
KsnIaoky Opposition State coavsn-

hebt9oht 1ppoSttioh Stato NoDFcu-
ton.
! The Oppusiiioa state CoaseRGios Of
kenlaeky met al Frankfort oa the 23ni
inst (isa LgsLiE COINS pSesijsd q,
sisted by Vice Presidents representing the
sss Eeugrsssisssi Districts Of tAa stAse
The fTssiaeat oa takiag the Chsir made
an aeFropflN.e sps ch sal Gee 5. B.
Careg, u Ohio, Hyine Ptrssat, Sas called
on sad el1qaeoi'y r'.p,,dsi 10 iarer 81
the Gonssits,ies aud The uaiaa. The
Z iOIiSuing siestss; tivkst Vas sppoiassI +:
F,y tAe .S,uts st Lar,s.
W u wsusWuRru, % MsSaa.
Il h. VAS MNKtE, oI Waype.
Pr n. bsafricts
! y. r. BArbasF. ri Msl 'faskso
.. 1. L. lssyill. ot Ghusitaa
2 Wa Ssnpsaa. a BtFroa-
, I W A iImk,st, Il Cliatau
3. Pal lee, q Baliu.
O. w, ". Hslksrssa, Il 0sslsy,
T. " G Iiallsek, u ShsIby.
: Jsha ~ llarlss, ~ Frahkiin
y oeNH u NtNastHr ~ 4tlA
10 " $ Rankin, of GtaoI
Assistant electors Wsrs ALA appointed
10 sssA Congressional District.
The fallaNisg Is tan hsi II Delegates
appointed 10 stseaa the Naii5aai t'ouvru
ti0n
PR he .S'ais ai Leryr.
I. W AnlreWs. of fie.aipu.
Leslie t'uE,bs. Of RaysItr,
Chss = Aorshczd, sf Is,aIsvill.,,
Jlhs IA JshBsas, ef Mesraessa.
fbrtAs Bi.is.otA
/, E. VI. Itssiaaa aAd TRo. A Dsks
2 bea Berry aRd J q Aoaoa.
3. n G. Belhag aud J " Eitlct
:. ) q Ssddith and A II Sseei
; Ph8. b rheapson and q " FJrusB.
Il q. y Bumas sBd % a. Hlh
= W ,, Bullock sni W Q. WbitlaksE,
> j II GSs,dtea asd s, = Gaaa.
H. " II. buaeAn aal ! J. hiior.
10 J W Fiaaeli ahd " e. MarshsH
The caavealisa uss largely attended
AID the aevstsst esthusissn prevailed
haasroas shls Asd slo1assl speeches
we're maas,
Tbs C0aFeaisos aARouRSea the Ellvs
ias declaration Of principles. aad recon,
iesaded JoHs ] cairfEspES Coz The
Presidency.
l. fss sapnaasy ~ he Federal eeaa1s
hsa. a. shPsapssi ~ she Raascms esafs Il
ne baiisd atatss, - Tie hisiaasafsi lsv ef
@
2. The sdthfal saIoEssasRt af al 80 AEA /.
osseSFaaes 81 tss sesA.eas an5 slstis la !
sAs RrinsiFlss e fke Fasssth hsesey u NssA. !
mslae d his eosRlEyaea-
slasstks - skA slesu - slsssAstssfs n tae (
s1aset lias States K fAa Eaiea, aaa tko taP
preselba u ssy saeh falsffefsase 81 ~ lsaai- /
aiss uaeaat, ateeai. isssisg pAysloal
! 0pFasilisa q aaT ffsi ishtlsi caadi3R,e J.
WAe vih sa1efss % b lsksly latsElsN N pc
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03
KNOXVILLE WIG.
kNoxYthLE fEss.
saruRBAs aAeeH >, isss.

Opposition stats Convention
( TIE Cenvsniiea sas esilsd 10 otder BY
Cei " I. Marsia, q wllsoa
ca sssrk fssm the som,aittes 90 or,
gssiSatisn appointed 81 the preliminary
wGties. rePeTted sbe felissisg pslctrs :
TnH FEtstpfNT,
Hsa, JERE- CLEMENS. es Shelby
FeH ytvE tREapESrs
Ssm1 \. fais, Of ItseReh, ntaty
Norris, q wsyas, John Csldvsg. Il
rIk. Wtaa I,stg,, u Saith, Samuel 7
Motiey. u w,tos, Nat Msria, q Bed,
hard, 4 T. Han, q ilsatsa Be c stsIk,
d Rebefrsoa, " 81 NAfrsa. vi Htu lsI
sVs, ROlfe sass1ets, Il Tipies.
The ed'tsgs q tho Orfsss3t,ga rspsrs in
the Ssstc psessVt Ucts requested "a set a.
Sayrctafirs
CD Ciemesn ia being pfsseAt, ~ gaa
Iian eotsm,Itse bi thtts sAs appeis,si
~ ssjt af,n him
Peasirs the action ~ ibe eg@.mi,i,p,
Co Jo q, PiCsstt sas leu1iy eallrl ~
ca. sad sutsnaiacd the istSs assembly
with st,rrias, ssoqasa, ssd enghasiss1ir
svsvch The largt Rrpsessatativs Hall
~ss crowded TO 'ts atmoa; earssig, Seer
asd gs'leFies
ioa Johs : RTien faHnwea 10 re.
sysnh-e g. rerrE't; uslIs His rcaafts
Nsrp Tss,issd s,th great applause
Hoe IcEe t'ieaasss here sppesfcA, sS
samsd his sczf, apd ad1rssed The Csu,
veaisoH. tetsdsriHs bic acknowledgement
for the koaof asslErea BIN, add ptoesea.
e4 II lose,h 10 give biz virus # ihe 10
l,Iirai sisis ~ the s,su,fy.
After he hsd easslnied, en- Saatios II
Col Thsaiaa 7 ssn,lsy. Isesh 6sIiaaay,
of kesiasky, uas invited 60 seat ia ahe
Coarrat,au. sad \ euanItses Il ihtss.
eansls,ing u fbaHa, T. TrimAis. JsTdsa
Stakrs, sad "a, II E4ss sppsinsra 10 Ap.
prise hfm Vf the fast
Oa Hsssioa, tbs delegates fr,p the va
mas soaetiss were ssaasstsa 90 repDgt
sAspzslsss ta tie SsetsiAfiss
0a masiaa Il CO Jasash Staka, q
wit2sa, rossaistee, sasssisling of three
from t2ch GEsBd Division ~ the S,s,e,
-. sppaiased to fspWt Fesplatios- for the
Gems 8sts'ieo 81 the t'eavcutiaa. caasis,iss
q the fsliuSiog gsnilsoase Jofdsa
Stokes. J y Porter, A CAIdScil, \ :
C.dyss. 4 u I.asasy, L : Sander.
" g BroNo.sw, " 7 Gass. sgd 4 +.
lIsil Tae akase soamiuce Immediately
retired
Jan,cs b. Porter, jr Of lleaTy, offered
the fs,lssiaR rssolatiaH:
EsalFsd, That csaTa,lltss q one FROM rseh
rsagses-tesai I',i-ist sal - rfum TIC STATE
a large be sfreissci - Frsssui ta Ihis Csn-
SraifeH iiss " peiegsIss 70 the SatisAsi
uns7n si7avsnti5u. sai that ihsy be iirsctei
- FvpHrI tsa arirSafss iSom cssa ay.s.as u
ths siatr, sra Itr-f frssH uAst rcssstssi shsi
i''s'Ticls Si'h poser "a sPFeini Pryaiss.
The Chair arp,tBlsI the foll9~ing sen-
mlttss anl,f iHs Shove Tes,llat,Un
.Sfo's a. LSsys Jehn n Calender,
JohR Caldwell, Sr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03

" BraElst3a offered The G0liSEins,
uL'eh VA adopted
kssaisss, That = raia ssi'tss ~ tsa frotn es-h
Z sgss-si.snsi b,stfirs he sFFslatsd % srirei
E'sssers fsE ths s,sis % lstTe
The resoiatias vas slep,ei. ssA tie IA.
losiag csps.il,es appointed asdet the
sa-ur.
Iss D's,Het w. BF@sslioa, r. H.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11
TaiI0rs.

TOHN H. REA {S CO.,
| % CLOPRTERS,
CORNER OF South AND PRATT STREETS
Messrs JOHN H REA CO, take pleasure III announcing
the public generally that their stock of Clothing is much
| larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now on hand splendid stock Of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and VEST1NGS which they will make up to order
in style that fail to please both in price and
| faCture
| FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, SCarf, Ties Sdspenders Raudkerhefs Shirts,
| and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters Ocl3t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11

IN recommending the Arctic Refrigerator this to
pa "chGSelS do At nth unusual confluence fcciibg
sured that it oo give TIE nnost perfect Satisfaction Da
ing the lUGTneSt days Of last eTperiented
pGTiouS lg This Refrigerator tested ~ others, and
s economy Gf ice and PreserrTue qualities hare 1eccr
been equIiied
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11

Balance Jan. |. ls59................. ...... 3l2
Dividend ... u IGS
Dividend Annuity ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 2lD1
Premiums received during the year. 81 ~ 81
Interest Acc nntfor the year ..-... 4."i.l II
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11
J B. c MO AuctiOneeI,
min. ing VT L-nNnttl st rn ~
\ BEAUTIFUL
1nTT VTn L Pr CTHJt n

A TRACT OF LAND about miles the Hartford turn
pike adjoining the lands of Messr Read Craig and others,
beng the land described plat of the land of the late
Am9s Read by the rumber eight ~; and cn9tainn TEN
PERCHES, with the right # way the turnpike. The
land is finely situated. being high commanding view
oil the turnpike and surrounding country, and under fine
cultivation
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11
QerUffrlfs. &,lannrS. E-f

CA. SEWELL & CO.,
ESSHN TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
Ry1lH ID 2i3 PRATT STREET, WEST,
Have constantly on hand at their establishment,
full assortment OF fresh GROCERIES, consisting fine
Teas Vines Tobacco, English Pickles Sauces &c Also
Tomatoes, Green Corn, &c hich selling low.
The public viii find it to their interest in giving stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere.
81 Goods delivered to all parts of the city free Of charge
fel4-tf
SD Z. TARMAN
N<#M WHOLESALE GROCER,
shsl#aa1 IMPORTER OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No 5 CHEAPsIDE,
oI2u between Lombard and Water streets
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11

Stocks, Gxtbaage, TT.
$40 OOOWv5AHNSTITE4D on a FIRs FIRST Ass
a. se. 9 2pPy TO on na e fSenf EWs estate
j.5-2w a Second street.
TTNIoN BANK AND BANK OF COMMERCE
= STOCK IT. wanted by MARTIN si fGTI Street
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby sAML HARRIS, Jr,
my26-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
my26.tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS; Jr,
my2G-tf Basement Chesapeake Bsnk.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
my26-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
CT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
S 1y27 PAPER negotiated sH LEE CO
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- myl7-tf JOSIAH LEE Il co.
EIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
nS G4HS -Four Months PAPER "nP 6s1a II LEE CO.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ myl7tf JOSIAH LEE & CO
National FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
nv ny sT9ek wanted by No h a sES fcdnS a
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
W. CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted a sft BY
mylo-tf No. "a Second street
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
m.,ot, P. ~ s 5! LIN s{;...
E1TY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
mylOf No. q Second street
&S 600 MARYLAND STATE COUPON
Dp7s oHSsf fG5 sa sRSrHERs CO.
DOUBLOONS-oRDER FOR DOUBLOONs
and other foreign gold executed with great prompness
ap25t t. JOHNSTON, BROTHERS 4 co.
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY
~ apes If JOHNSTON BROTHERS. CO.
STERLING.-fsO0 9O-day Bill on London for
apsitf JAS CORNER SONS.
GOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
| & JOHNSTON, BROS. 4 CO.
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
~ JOHNSTON, BROS. GO.
VIII furnish Spanish and Patriot Douboons at the shortest
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
I oss to suit JNo s. Cuttings g sost6 Go Street
FNGLlSH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
1 South American Gold SESs oSR
SPANIsH DoUBL0oNs
mh22 If McKIM co.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
GIsale in sums to suit inc. s. CUTTINGS & CO,
o25-tf 20 South street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
| ~ For sale by KNOX d co,
aulS-tf 9Grocer's Exchange.
0LD SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER & CO.,
jeltf corner Baltimore and Harrison stss
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IA LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jll-tf So Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO.,
! ieI-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sta
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
lS PHILIP COVER h Co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SIS
ETNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOIL
" by PHILIP COVER & CO.,
je1-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE Serb
lN wanted by KNOX 4 Co,
ap2Stf Exchange Place.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apI+tf JNO s. GITTIN GS & co.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-11
Ilstals, SarAWars, TT.
HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
A REUTER- d SONS,
NO. Sc WEST BALTIMoRE STREET
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,

Would respectfully solicit the attention Cabinet makers
Machniss and Others to their new and selected stock
of HARDWARE TOOLS. &c adapted to every branch of
mechanical trades comprising in part large of
German English and American Locks, Casters, Hinges,
Bolts &c Patent Wrenches OF al kinds Gas Filters Ply
err, Wrenches and longs all of which offered at the
owest cash prices and on the most favorable terms my2
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a 'EI ILDAN q DNNDELEI
IL Successors GUERAND,)
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND SCOURERS,


No. I24 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMoRE,
Dyes and finishes all kinds Of Wooden and Silk Goods to
any color also Silk Velvts dyed to perfection Canton
Grape Shawis dyed Scarlet, Cherry, and Crimson
equaed
importers of Steam process far surprising anything
yet offered to the public for CeanngALL MADE UPeyery
kind of Ladies' Gentemens and Chdrens dresses made of
Silk, VelvetOr Wool, Plain Embroidered without taking
to pieces, leaving all the Velvet and silk Trmm
and without Shrinking. Also every kind of Military Goats
Cancels Hair and White Grape Shawls Fine Laces, Silk
and Lace Curtains. done up equal to NEW.
Spots of Grease, Oil, Ca-Cream Lemonade, Punch, Cham
payne ETC. taken out without fading ami without cleaning
the whole mYl2 If
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Summer RttrFats.

A@-O JORDAN'S W. S. SPRINGS,
E#YT9fAAyS Frederick county, Va, OF Goth June
E r.IF.,. IN Leaving Ba timnre, Washing ton Cum
berland in morning train via Harper
Ferry for STEP hcnsons Depot, Ton Win
chester Railroad thence 10 mile in coaches, arrive
Springs dinner For circulars further formation
ply at the Springs DR. r. NJ Jordans office, 503 ". Ba
street.
r NJ JORDAN L RPO
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iaIlstranff IuuInauek

THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
January /, 1860,
Capital Stock. ...-..-.--.,,. ,.......Sl u'tn..u
reserve OF 1891 g32Ft ~
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E0MfattGn.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
4YAYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October 1889 The course of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required r Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
elNcatlon for their daughters with the comforts and ad
ges CT the Christian family are invited to examine the
'ers Of admission and further information, address
Rtv dfo ENlS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington,
BaItm W. CO.. Marya d. or Rev Dr. E!NER Second St.
LEYS Baltimore street, and at Mr. Geo Gelbacs, Second
9
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Attorneys,
cEGtNInrR.
III ENRY w. JENKINS,
Ii PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,

REMOVED WITH CARE. mh25
a $4,000 WORTH OF THE VERY BEST
mOF FoRs nsPs ID . be e' e @ e Is
Il t, call at Mr. GEORGE HOFFMAN'S FURNl
TURE WAREROOMS, of Pratt and SHARP streets.
Every article warranted to be made by myself an des
to sell entire stock by the middle of May, in order
Improvements enlarge business Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
GEORp T. HOFFMAN.
of Pratt and Sharp streets
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

"A naa in our St.ie; who attempted "a
huK'a beautiful young woman. Miss Lem.
on, has sued her f,r striking him 10 The
eye. Why should = fellow squeeze Lemon
Snless he wants q punch
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-01-28

A writer in . Virginia paper devotes
three columns to describing the great Blue
Ridge Tunnel. We hardly know which is
the greatest bore, the tunnel or the dee-
cription Of it. .ss1 .af as
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. tw.zE .'~= t.H .@... .4 a...
CONCERT BILLS, #
BILLS or LADING, 40 tt ..#g. n..
CHECKS, .- -
POSTERS.
HANDBILLs,
CIRCULARS, @.""' @
DRAFTS, r... .f q
-. PAMPHLETS,
DEEDS,
RECEIPTS,
POLICIES,
.N a-a. BILL HEADS,
And all kinds Of --=.
plain and Ornamental Printing
Executed with neasuess nd dispatch, and uron rea
scnable terms.
Sioux City, November, 1859.
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Scientific @nrer(rdu.
sI# PROSPECTUS.
Vol. II Begins September IL, 1883.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers.

1
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i teenth Year and will enter upon New yoh,m,
on the nth Of September. 1t is the only w.ekIv
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and it has very extensive circulation in All ina
states of the Union. Ii is not as some might xn.
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silence: on the contrary. IL deals with the r.at
events going on in the scientific. mechanical and
industrial worlds, as to please nd instruct every ou
II the Mechanic Arizan wishes u know the best
machine IN use or how to make any substance en-
ployed In his hDsine-sif the Housewife wishes !,
ofimprovemen's-ift the Man ufacturer wishes 10 xe.
posted with the times and to keep posted with Nh.
ties in his busnessif the Man of Iisur. and ,tuiv
wishes 10 keep himself familiar with the prrgr.ss
made III the chemical laboratory or in the construr
ton Of telegraphs. steamships. railroads r.s;.es
mowers, and thousa nd OF her hines and apria
ces. both OF peace ana warail these desfi,Jn cen
he found in the Scientific Am-rici and not Els pbsrs
they are here presented in reliable and int-re sing
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learned IN the higher branches OF science and art.
TERMS :-ons copy, one year, 80: one copy six
months, 81 i've copies, six months. s.; ten copies
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&S- Letters should lie directed b.
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A6- Messrs. Mum a Co arr. extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new inventions. aHi viii
sirise inventors, without charge in regard to the
novelty of their iHl roveiaents.
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"A young widow has established pistol
gallery in New OrIeans. Her qualifica-
sioos - o teacher Of the art Of darllir 6
nrs Of course undoub.ed she has killed
her man. Mi