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and Distressed, Inflicted aoifh Tiru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases.
sYFNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
n of the awful destruction OF human life,
caused by Sexual diseases, and the dece piions
practiced upon the unfotunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a Charitable .9ct
worthy of their name, to open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class Of Diseases in all their
forms. and to give Medical .qdrice rats 10
all who apply by letter, with a description OF
their condition, [agc, occupation, habits of life,
&c. ] and in cases of extreme poverty, to Furn-
ish Medicines Free of Charge. 1t is needless TO
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish The most
approved modern trea tment
The Directors of the Association, in their An
uual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseas-
es, for the year ending January lst, 1858, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the succe, 8
which has attended the labors of the Consulting
Surgeon in the cure of Spermatorrhps, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syp
hills the vice of Onansm or Self-abuse, &C.. and
order continuance of the came plan for the en-
suing year. TxgrssEg gEgG FEF
The Drectefs, ON a review Of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere Of benevo-
lent effort have been great benefit to the afflicted.
especially to the young, and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal. to this
very important and much despised cause a,a
An admirabiel Report on Spernlatorhra, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanism, Mas
turbation, or Sef-abuse and other diseases of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, viii be
sent by mail Tin a sealed envelope1, Free Of
Charge, on receipt Of Itoo Stamps for postage.
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment of sexual diseases, diet, etc., are con-
stantly being published for gratuiious distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the
new remedies and methods Of treatment discover
ed during the last year, fare Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. George
r. Calhoun. Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
sociation, No, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. .--'s.
t..~ ..y BY order, of the Directors. 81 4
y 80 EZRA ID. HEARTWELL., President.
GEO, FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. Ga M
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benerolent Institution established by special
Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and
and Distressed, afflicted aciih Tiru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases
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NATHAN RICHARDSON,

Register Of Deeds and Clerk Of the Board Of
County Supervisors County Of Morrison and
{ State oflsAiinnesota I0fiice,E Court House,
Little Falls: win mike Investments in the
,County.gand Pay Taxes for Non-R esidents in
any part of the State, and do any business in
sthe, line Of Conyeynncing. as a. d hs,as.s -
urFsaH business by mail promptly attended to.
Little Falls, Minssf as v,a,rsE jan.nlyfsss
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CHARLES CRAWFORD,

WHOLESALE AND RE AL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery. Paints,
Oils and Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, etc, etc., Corner
Suspension Bridge St. Anthony, Min. n3yl
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= = The Homestead Bill Etnr
~ @FA s,si NGroNN Ma rch f7.9The

Homestead bill which passed the house,
was referred in the Senate 10 the Com
1nittee ou Public Lands. That Commit
tee recommended the striking sout gof
the enacting clause and inserting the
Senate bill drafted by Mr.. johnson, Of
Tenn. Mr.. Johnson's bill excludes,
among those who shall have the benefit
of the public lands single men over
twenty-one years Of age, widow wers
without children, and foreigners who
may declare their intentions after the
passage Of the bill, and only aIlowd
those who may be recipients Of land un-
der the bill, to receive alternate Sec
tions. The Housesrbill includes the
parties named above. ixS YkKaID
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GEORGE POMEROY.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domes
tic Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Hollow Ware
Stoves, Agricultural Implements aud Seeds also
Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper. and Sheet Tror
Ware. Sianch6eld's Block, opposite the Levee
st. Anthony. ian20n3yl
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J. HI. G r E F. N,
THE EMPORIUM,

JOHN !. BLACK, Proprietor. Nicollet Avenue.
5 Dress, Fancy aud Dry Goods, always on hand. .
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LIE GIL NO TICE
NOTICE
n S hereby given that The undersigned con

rs hereby given thatihe undersigned commits
IN sioners, appointed to examine and allow the
claims against the Estate Of William Fletcher, late
Of Sauk Rapids, deceased, viii meet for that purpose
at the Residence el the W idow of said WIN. Fletch-
er deceased, in Sauk Rapids, County of Benton md
State Of Minnesota, Thursday, the Bird day OF
May, 1860, at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon, and
again at the same place on Thursday the 18th day of
July, 1860, o'clock in the forenoon, and again at
the same place, on Wednesday the 18th day OF Sep
tember $780, at O'Clock in the forenoon and that
the time limited for creditors present their claims
is six months from the 10th day oi March, A. D..
1860.
Dated at Sauk Rapids, this, 9th day of March,
a. r. 1860. ~--- - n12i4
SHao WM v.B. sioTo Moore. ocG; Commissioners
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B. THOMPSON,
/. S. PILLSBURY s. CO.,

Wholesale and Retail De-; ers in every description Of
Heavy and Shelf Hard Ware, Stoves and Tin
Ware, Iron and Steel, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
Cordage, Shea:hng Paper, tables, Chain Pumps,
Saws, Butchers Files, Leather an Rubber Belt
ine, BIacksmiths and Mechanics Tools and Win
dow Glass. Also, Agent for GAGE, PoRTERs
s. Co.'S Circular Mill, k Cat and Pitt Saws.
Wlder's Safes, Lake Huron Grind Stones, etc.,
st Anthony, Min. jan26n3y1
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THE REGULATOR.

Z j. <. B ELL & C. o.,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy D.y Goods. Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, at Eastern Prices.
Davies Brick Block, Biidge Street. Minneapolis,
Minnesota. jan26n3yl
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BE- Ia. ..ssas--J IFrom the La Sale Press
A Short Sermon to Douglas WOr-
shippers"
BY wHANG DOODLE.

Nv dear Douglas Brethrca:-1 intend TO
talk 10 you at this time about the folly and
sinfulness OF worshiping man. The heather
bow down 10 images Of wood and stone, and
some worship unclean beasts. while others
bow in humble alteration even to kIss a
great toe. But We OF this generation have
been guilty o: the worst idoiatry of all in
worshiping little lump of corrupt flesh and
blood, called Stephen now de!unct. A few
weeks ago, when We ladened our vessels
with rum and whisky for our brethren, who
were sent as missionaries to the port of
Chsrleston, in the foreign land OF South
Carolina, to preach the gospel of Dred
Scott and Popular Soverei snty. and gave
them gold and silver whcrewish to buy their
bread and meat. our departed friend was
full Of promise. and high upiifted as the
god Of Democracy. and all who would fall
down and worship him should have their
reward. But alasl our brethren have re-
turned TO US with nothing but his unseemly
carcass. And they carried Stephen to his
. Bsriai, and made great iamentation orer
htm
And It came to pass. when cur chief
priests and elders we're gathered together
IN convention At Charleston, that many of
the heaahens Of that region would not fall
O]Wu Ass0 WosSuiP Jul Sosueu c"i'' &sAu
! we said unto them that they were wrong;
and thst the golden calf would grant them
many inauIgencies; he would give them
Bourbon whisky. apple jack. and red eye
beverages, and had promised nine hundred
and nis~ty nips ,heusand foreign missions.
postro1scss snd e1stom- hoses, and to take
Eve hundred cid fogies into his cabinet
Bat an thin would not avail. Nary . bowel
Of compassioh could be moved within them,
and therefore our brethren returned unto US
-.Asd they eayyied Stephen to has bsrial.
asd made gresf lamentdtaon orer hlm.'
And the disciples of Stephen spake unto
them saying. thss thsy did not care whether
niegers vers voted upside down. or down
side mp. Il made no difference. But they
were rebellieus. asd declared that We must
get the uigger out Of the fence and protect
him in the territories where there are no
fences; bat We couldn't do it. We referred
them to Freeport where Stephen spake of
"nnfriendly egislation." but they didn't
care > red for the Police Magistrate of the
territories. but would pasture their niggers
there. on Uncle Sans farm. They wouldn't
LET as put fence Of unfrierdIy legislation
around them. and because We wouldn't
give the niggvrs pasture. they waxed wrosh.
snd Stephen gave up the ghost "And
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they carried Stephen to las barial. asd
aade great lqs7.atatf0n orer hin.
In vain our brethren promised to erect .
se-bouomed platform to delude the hea-
then with tricks of leserdemsin. But they
needed not our entrealies. Oh. the ''irre-
pressible conflict = 1t squeez d our poor
lilile Stephen so hard, that gout nor infiu-
enzs need trouble him no more. They cast
stones upon him. The lions roared at him.
The eagle "quiyered his tail al him Ia proud
defiance" Old Buck shook his horn At
him The niger shook his wool aud laug n
ed at him, because the "Rail mauler' re-
ceived more votes from the Suckers than
did And one hundred and 6itv-two and
half brethren stood by and saw him
crushed out. and bewailed their empty Iock-
cts, and the loss of the good things prom
ised them. "-ind they carr led Stephen 10
his burtal, and made great lamentations orer
htm."
And now. in conclusion, my dear Doug
las brethren, ] know it is hard for US to be-
lieve that Stephen is snufed out. We can
not realize il. But it is even We shall
never tetcld his coat tail dragging on the
ground any more. Its beautiful folds have
been wrapped around hrs wousied seat Of
honor, aud he has been laid At rest lite
.irrepressible conflict has dealt him smash
er on the COB, and his voice will no longer
charm us with the beautiful song Of Popu-
lar Sovereignty. Therefore cease your
blubbering for Stephen. There is yet hope
of salvation for US. There is plank still
left for US poor shipwrecked sinners to cling
to- Our brethren North and South already
stand upon it. Though the heather have
denounced il as a relic of barbarism. vet ou.
elders in the great council of the nation say
il is good one. We will all go TO that land
of blessed saints in Utah, where it is fenced
in, and shout for old Mrs. Poly Gamy -
There reposing on her bosom, We will bury
all our sorrows ior the immaculate Stephen.
who was soshameiully martyred at Charles
ton. Let him rot in peace.
Farewell then, to poor old stephen,
The famous Charleston mertyr;
For se lied so couldn't believe HIM,
And we won't go tumbling ar'er.
Thus you see, l have quoted the Dutch
poet. and we VIII close with the words Of
the tex. "A,d they carried Stephen to has
burial. and made great lamentat,on OUer
htm."
The choir will please sing that good old
sociology. of "Possum up gum tree" I"
while collection is being taken up for the
benefit Of our late missionaries to Charles
ton.
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Comm,ttee on Nary Fyduds.-The Com
tnittee On the Expenditures OF the Navy
Department. have reported to the HOUSE Of
Representatives that the Secretary of .he
Navy has. with the sanction OF the Presi-
Gent. abused his discretionary power il the
kelectiou Of coal agent, and for the par-
chase Of fuel for Government; that'a con
eract with Swift for live oak timber was in
violation Of law, that the distribution OF tie
patronage Of the Navy Ysrd among mem
bes Of Congress is destructive os discipline
and injurious to public service. a
That the President aud Secretary Of the
Navy, in considering the party relations of
bidders. and the bad effect Of awarding con-
tracts pending elections, are deserving OF
She reprobation Of this House.
That Daniel II. Martin. member of tte
Board OF Engineers. to report on proposals
for the construction Of machinery. Be being
personally Interested therein. y hereby cen.
sured By this Hosss- q
After some discussion. the consideration
o. the resolutions Was Poaposed anal
- % 1SseSy.s s-.sss ss#s~ s4s z5
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@UAEmR CITY
u UE Z n 8 WARE sroRl

H. W. MsNDE DENHALL,
Ne. 81 Main ST., Richmoad, Ind. Importer, and
wholesale AMI R:s.a peaass N China. sslase and
Yellow ware. Cutlery, Looking Glasses, Tee Trays,
Walters. etc. ctc.
The sndersignsA takes pleasure il Informing shc
pablc that no importing bis Mare direc. frou Liv-
sepooi and h selling from 20 IS Per lower
ehan customary prices in this market Will Wholesae
- Ccaaasy M1re ants at CSneiunati prices
s H. W. MENDENHALI.
June %. 1883. s9iy
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EVERY NAN HIS OWN LAWYER.

UnieoA Seases RoRa Dook,
4siae ssopasee guide In sil uateses Of Law and
basanso Aefosistions for svssy State the Union.
xb-4s Eor sls by SAITH SWAYNE. Il
-----------4--- RieAne end. lad.
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber has obtained from the Orphans Balti
more city, in Maryland, letters of administration
estate of CHARLES Prick, late this city, deceased
All persons having claims against estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 18th day of DC
t9ber 1860 they otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all dement, OF said estate All persons indebted to said estate
my hand this 18th day of april, 1860 ~ ~
WIN. f. FRICK,
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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
Il scriher has obtained from Orphans Court of Ralti
more CITY, IN Maryland, letters testamentay on the estate
9tCHKlSTlAN HENRY EISENBRANDT, late Of said civ
deceased All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the h dav
OF sepem6erneX they may otherwise by law be excluded
from an beneht OF said estate. All ersons indebted to
sad estate are requested to make immediate payment
mh26-laW1w* HENRY STIIETp E."ot.,..a
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Stippina.

* FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The shin
s$BANSHEE, Capt Jas. Kean, will be despatched on
10th inst For passage, having handsome accommoda-
IS apply to HUGH JENKINS Il CO., Second street al0
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NO1lCE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

IT. ... =, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ti me steamer MARIs WASHINGTON will resume her
EVERY hSr IN 1860 at o'clock and continue
vii leave Benedict EVERY SATURDAY MORNfS%Gi ~.
ciOck lor Baltimore, calling at Plum Point and Far
aplEtf NJ rrrr,,, -
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steamships.

SHaItsgipS.
1GMH Oh ARLE r ON
rHROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS,
the hrst-class screw steamship
u,p,., Capt W. Watson,
viii leave Spears TH T4REfSR April 10Th
Ne Ne #ET is #, received after sailing
iiS OF ladng Willie signed after the departure the
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL 7, PEARCE, Agent
gent Charleston JOHN W CALDW W EShnsqE sS ESa'
Punctuaity in her departure NAV be relied on aps Of
44f4S FOR CHARLESTON.-The steam
ton - Is. snip s. r. SPAULDNG, on her way from Bos
6SA S 9Psh 4 S city m
6h I'm instant lowest current rates eavns
S,h wharf foot of Long Dock, THURS DAY MORNINGS
i' arI IHf ia A. l.. HIGGINS,
4FSFA CROMWELL'S LINE
r,o S A V A N A H.
THOMAS SWAMI.
VIII law. c.o., Capt. l. T. Ramsay,
Ga TUESDAY, April 2ith,
No f es 1t ressiyed after O'clock day Disabling
FOR freight apply to
SAMI. T PEARCE, Agent,
p....,.. ll6 Spears wharf.
fp1 BRS RsS b S
sfFFA REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
RUNNING PECULIARLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, n. r and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf.
rates. - $3.50 '' i''t''''oi'"'e
Shippers to Boston, Providence Portland and other East
eTn points can have their Goods promptly Forwarded y
this line free Of commission 49, " ~ ~
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
| lie SPEARS
| or to ii. 4. CROMWEIL& co.
100. Sc WEST STREET,
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Saints, Oils, @Iass. Aut Stnfs.&t.

HUGH BOLTON CO.,
"Ho GEass 6 AEP s sEFAEE DEALERS
Keeps constantly hand general assortment of Paint
f ffs FaIa Ta a are il follows
Lewis Snow White Zinc; Putty-kegs and bbls
CHROME tbGmn Yes yellow BAY fSsde az
Chinese and American Yer Patent Oil
million; Machinery Oil
russian Blue; ICamphene and Ethereal Oil
Common Lamp Black; Paint and Varnish Brushes;
5 Hssfis T Tsn.: Ssa'siao sS ST.
And other article appsrtaning business all
sPfn will sold lowest pFfS EGh.prnnrs WHARF
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
WIN. y "a 8 3 T \ So
MANuFACTgnERs,
ff E f4 Sss { S4 FRS f#EaSH
ey IN hs y e @
pa TSev a; aIs 9u confynoe ~.
vARNISHEs, every description u 'ne'f wen A"""H
Alum sa'pe're all grades Putty in bladders and buk
Gampblack SaneI
Nea!sfs0t On, ss paaERsh Brown,
vvS seP tnaat hea' u;,, Yellow 0chre,
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices n20tf
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SAITF
5000 bbl ; Clipped and ground htIf bYE WOODS
10 Bleaching Powders, high test
200 casks and obs biH' GLUE, Irish and American
Aclus, All KINDS, fOnG, Cochinea
| Alum, lump and ground, Lac DYE
| Bark, Poi and
| Bi. Crom Pot Ppuss POI Ash ''
| Blue Vitrol Pumice Stone,
| bo!aX, Paris White,
| China Clay, Roll Birthstone
| COpperas, Red Tartar
| Cream Tartar. Red Lead
Sud6car Sugar of Lead,
| Clutch, Sicily Sumac
| Emery, Sal Soda,
| extract logwood Sand Crucibles,
sum Shellac, Terra Japonica,
| lhdso Caracas Nerdigris,
| g Bengal, Whiting &c Ac
For sale by r. j. BAkEh
| n2Ou &c South Charles
| MN. H. BOLTON,
| w WHOLESALE AN RETAIL, nEALERl IN
| GLASS, OILS,
| PAINTS, ETC,
Keeps constantly hand general assortment Of PAIN
| lows: " ' 80 WI
| hlte Lead; Window Glass;
| snow Wiilte zinc lPutty-kegS and bhiS
| brown zinc; Linseed oil, Raw;
| Shrome, yellow; LinSeed Oil, Bmiiei
Chrome, Green Sperm Oil
| ChlheSe ana American Yer Patent Oil;
| ~ million, Machinery
| Prussian Blue Camphene and Ethereal Oil.
Yerdigrs CoDal and Tanan Var,shas.
| Raw and Burnt TIMBER Paint and Varnsh Brushes
| ti,asifn SelnnaSi every description
and other article Of
which will be sold at lowest prices at
| -. PAINTERS DEPOT,
ja1sd No. 81 W. Pratt street
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Il OFFICE OF MON ENTA

CARRIAGES.-We have ON hand of
- OUR MANUFACTORY AND REPOSiTGRV
one o. the largest and hest aSsortln.n ts Of C4P
AuES .? De ognd in the city. Persons in want Of Ear
fsges are invited to call and examine our stock as we are
determined To sell at as low rates am on AS
terms as any otler establishment ~ '''in'"uathR
;,,- a., - MULLMYER & HUNTER
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sIE-N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT BOAT

E.s=sIE~.Is y, . FOR 5JB THE SOUTH
sssSfaaszsAasis J DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILApFl
fHlA and BALTIMORE via the
30 NORFOLK, WILTON, WfiLhWNGrn,. c,,r,,,,
I"N' AcGt STA, RALEIGH, CHARiOTTE Gn1 ' f!tWf'
bIA' ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND
49, NEW ORLEANS '
,,,, ,,,, DAILY, lexcept Sundays wa
nAA LIN +, SEA BOARD ROANUEE RAIIkGsn
IN, TO the ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being arranged that the TIA
ono MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " '''Jee
NEW YORK TO WELDON N n
THROUGH TICXFT3 "
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Sxil RgaAg.

LA Ea4ssssS1 WESTERN
Hzez- -1f1s-ssS MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
S5Is ieaVe calvert Station at $50 A NJ and 3 p M
and IG.15 A NJ WI h"''''h'le at ''lo
" omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ Connects
WIN iOi3 tram Waiting for train from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving 100 ~
omnibus from Manchester at A NJ meets TO- IS train
5onday; Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timore. " VI '''e '''V idn iruih DE-!
apl6 tt TpWTN
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA,

ENPRESS f.
The regular packet schr. HERBERT MANTON Crosby
master now loading for the aboYe port being small
eapacy and having the most of her cargo engaged, will
ply to HESIFN 70 RoEERG "P
apI4 u n. W. corner Pratt Gay streets
Ss+FA FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA-The
sse9clipper schooner R. W TRoTH Johnson master has
greater of cargo engaged md will sail with disp8rh
wharf Fly - ~ w. i oii Si mn
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gnnbGt.

| UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-5O, 900 fl.
AA4 and 81 Hemock Fencing; 1000 Hemlock Joist
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank and Oak Cherry and POPLAR
Scantin 100000 white and red Oak Slaves 10000
oiasseS Shocks 2OW shaved hid Hoops 2O0 $50 shaved
Flour bh Hoops Bill stuff cut TO order For sale by VIM
D oSS, corner East Fails and Eastern Avenues ming
I UMBER' ,r,,
We invite the attention of all parties gagged in building
to our extensive stock of
LUMBER,
winch we are onerg great bargains cash approved
paper CARSON. ZIMMERMAN & Co,
hll!-lm West side Union Dock
| UMBER, SHINGLES,
HEMI0CK RAILS, Etc
Just landed and for sale at our wharf: "
l50,0O0 No. HEART SHINGLES
100000 Heart and Sap
10000 feet ~ and 4 Hemlock FENCING
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheel yLtS and
others Also variety Of Building Material ali OF wcb
We offer st west market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN \ co,
West side of UE!0n Dock,
apI-u adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
TOO 600 FEET WALNUT LUMBER
IVY soOOA choice lot of & and inch Boards
Also FLANK from u inches to inches, witt all kinds OF
hard W ood Lumber JOS. THOMAS II son,
Ia Straets
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R AGS, in large or small quantities, BOUGHT
Nor Sssh OF ocaos Of The hsryand Paper works.
nseos ID NeFsh tree
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sSEk NEW ORLEANS
SssssG LINE OF
OH ,,>r, rrr,,,,,-,,. PACKETS
&" EDWARD EVERETT emmy
HELEN A. MILLER, Calf
CHARLES, Rusrk
These vessels are all Of superior class and insure at tn
oweSt hgure They sail regularly advertised and com
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ra
pacity TOO of the above vessels in such as will afford great
acty to shippers For freight cabin steeraga passage
apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON & co,
Cro III, ,,,r,-o,. No 81 Pratt street
their address " S '4s 5 Id 81
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h SOUTHERN AND SOTTTUWFsTFpN
FREIGHT ROUTE A''

llAoKEj f CITY POINT LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX
ANN VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN 'e
Tho st n ID l Mt \ 7 + R MEpIATE TOWNS
now inG i steamers GEORGE PEABODY and REiVi6FRF oa
and SST TI4E PPal v EVERY TUESDAY, TFURSDaY
Va cnnnectil Al IEKNOON at o'clock for Civ Point
b" ''RGecIlnS with the South Side Railroad 70 LII
liz S e Memphis and intermediate towns bain
LIE 0loNIEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIGisS 'eius
and
r. al ;, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
ts western part Of Georgia and the northern
bama and Mississippi ~ ~ ti''I'leIn part o, Ala
ZOOS Tecepted for through to any Of the above pa
iher IN ormation rates and to the rTa nj
tons on the route, apply to " e SIEVE. I'll sta
j. BRANDT, Jr
o,o., agent Powhatan Steamboat Comnanv
.P No. Light street wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-18

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
e., ser6er Of Baltimore CITY, in Maryland hath obtained
from the orphans Court for said city, letters of admnsra
ton on the estate of WILLIAM A. HARRIS late of said
CITY, deceased All persons having claims against the
SAID deceased hereby exhibit same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the 18th
day OF October 1860 they may otherwise by law be eXc
ded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 10th day of April, 1860
ANDREW GILMOUR,