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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-29
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, Of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE, 1.r
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, atlL
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
NILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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claims and liabilities Sl25S0 -
S30, 600, but will not, as "A general rule, exceed
$4,000.
The Company has general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village, or block, being governed in this matter,
In each case, by the general character OF buildings,
width of streets, facilities foI putting out fires, &C.
No part of its capital or earnings Is deposited III
any other State security herein.
An attested copy of the Charter or Act OF lncor-
poration accompanies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, les
City and County of NeE York. -
Charles j. Martin, President. aud J. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
being severay sworn, tlose and SAY, aud each Tor
himself says that the fsregoing il true, futl and
correct statemeu of the atiaira of the said Corpora
ti7n and that they are the above described officers
thereof
+ (SigneD CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prest.
. (Signed) !. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed ard sworn before ine, this nth day of
January, 4. d. 1850. Witness my baud
l'AAN'I and officid seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Com missioner for Indiana, in New York, 100 Broad
way, N. Y.
Allen c. HalIocI is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority e'i in
the County Clerks Office.
This Company insures against loss or damage by
fire to buildings, merchandise, household fnrni
ture, and personal property generally: Also,
against he perils of inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium. =. $500. r..
Agent, Harble Hall Building, Main St, Evansville.
feb3-tsp2S-
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/
| aud MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds
/ SHEET MUSIC and INSTRUCTORS for Piano,
Guitar Violin, Flute, Accordion, sc. Also, large
| and line assortment of VIOLIN, GUITAR, VIO-
| LINCEIIsO, and PIANO STRINGS, and every
thing usually kept either in Book 3Iusc stores.
marco HEALH WARREN.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
| PEVHE CO-P-qRT.N Il RSKEss RE heks-
n totore existing between Sam'I Enbich and
Ben Schapker, under the style and firm of S. En-
beh e Co., dissolved ON the 9th Of Feb. by the
| death of Sam'l Embich
N. B-I am very thankful 10 my friends, custom
ers, and the public generally for their liberal pat
ronage extended to me during my connection with
| ). Emhich. BEN. SCIiAPkER.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
Ep EJS: SGH.fPAER .9sV.EI JOH.V' ~:
NE BUSSING having associated themselves to-
gether, will continue the Dry Goods business of the
late firm of s. Embch Il Co.. ut the same place
SCHAPKEk & BUSSING.
BEN. scHArkER of the late firm of Embieh : Co.
| john W BcssING formerly with s. Embich q Co.
MARCO
WEc.F TCMES .E.V.D JE WsRERE.-
w We are selling Watches, Jewelry, &c, at
extraordinary how prices, preparatory to laying in
stock. .. BITTRGLFF BROS, 81.
marie 4S Main sire ct
he .qCT1E .E roy.
W TO attend a Grocery and drive an express
wagon Must know how to write fair hand, and
come com, well recommended Apply at No. 1872. Posey
Block, Main street. mar1G-tf
Sp r O.V $ = n r " VT REED-JUST
- the thing for cattle--just received and con-
stantly for sale .. . s-.E .... ODD.
J. P. ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
SQnnA LhS. SHOUL ~ II II 5,
e0OOO 1000 lbs Hams, 500 lbs Lard-a prime
article-for sale cheap at .t.. y
mar14 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
HEO. FOSTER = CO., -.-f-
w Corner Locust st. and Canal, have on hand
full supply of ........... II - RI
Mess Pork in bbls and half bbls.,
Mess ordinary do
Ruinp Pork, e....t..t 4
Bulk and Bacon ...... .s. |
-.- Sides,
t Hams, - .at if-..I.'-
4- SO -...HH Shoulders, $3.50.
Lard in kegs 6 bills /
Which they offer favorable terms in lots 10 suit
purchasers ' marIf
@sERD O.RFS.-3OO RUSFf. FsREWE
~ Canada Oats, just received and for sale Ivy
.. CHAS. McJUHNSToN,
marli Poseys Block, Main st.
LEATHER BELTING.
. REW'EL'S K'.4TEJN'T STR TCHED |
- Cemented and Riveted Leather Beltiug-nlso /
Lace Leather, Riyets and Burs,r Riyet Sets and
Headers, tnnchers and Cutting Plyers. A full 1
stock always GA iIHnd ut lowest factory prices
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LEATHER BETTING.
. REW'EL'S E'.4TE-N'T STHETCHED
- Cemonted and Riyeted Leather Beltiug-niso
Lace Leather, Riyets and Burs, Riyet Sets and
Headers, fHnchers and Cutting Plyers. A full
stock always hand ut lowest factory prices
CHARLES BABGUCK,
mar9 g. Main street
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LIABILITIES
9Th. No Liabilities banks, or others .li,.. r Ia
9th. No losses adjusted and due.
18th. Losses either unadTlsted . --. -
Sth. or adjusted and not dine, s"'aViV gu
9th. LOSSES ia suspense wait. 4f7
ing further proof, in
Guided in last answer .lfsl r. 1s-..
above
10Th. Ali other claiIns against 80 5=-i4siiH 81
the company, dividends - ... -..
- unpaid ................... ,920
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Total amount of liabilities. .Sj6 800 s.
lltlI. This rule of the company is not to exceed
ls $1,000 in any one risk, sub ect to loss by
a single fire
18th. The amount insured in a-cfty or village de-
ponds upon its subsequently, all the desira-
BILE risks TO be had, subject to the last rule
above named. Ga. Ii. ga. I--..... d
18th The amount insured in any one block of
buildings, depends upon its size and con-
lg=- structiou, subject to the rule above refer
red to.
18th. certified copy of the Act Of INCORPORATION
accompanies this statement. 81 De-. 14f -4.t
Y ~ i
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BLoNDIN Crosses OVER THE NIAGARA IN SACK
AND BLINDFoLDED. -Bondin made his second ap-
pearance upon the rope at Suspension Bridge
yesterday. At o'clock the rope walker made his
appearance the American side, dressed in
tights, with crimson colored velvet doublet After
few words to his friends he started on his trip.
When he had traversed about quarter of the
length of the rope, he stopped and stood on his
head, which feat he repeated in the centre of the
rope and on the last quarter of the rope he again
assumed this inverted position, while an artist,
who was present for the purpose, took photo
graph of him. He then proceeded to the Canada
shore, where his coach awaited him. After rest
ing short time, Bondin again made his appear
ance and after walking short distance again stood
on his head. He then returned, was blindfolded
with handkerchief, and, with the exception of
his arms, completely covered with sack. He then
proceeded to the American side. During his pas
sage he stopped four times, and stood on his head
once. He reached the American shore safely, and
was greeted with the plaudits of the throng.-Ro-
chester Union Thursday.
An oval box studded with diamonds, emeralds,
and opas, has been presented by the Emperor of
Russia to Mr.. VIM. H. Webb, of New York,
testimonial of the Emperor's satisfaction with the
manner in which Mr.. Webb executed the contract
for building the frigate Grand Admiral for the
Government
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lAroRrANr DEcIsToN.-In the St. Louis C;ron;t
court an important decision was rendered ON tho
iO'h instant by Judge Breckenridge, in the case of
enc Cue no"tmen,s Savings Institution against the
S.''e Dank OF Missouri The Court held that tho
state Bank had the right to pay the 6ve.dorIar
pil,S IN SILVER, treating each as separate demand
r.eia'i'e TO bills of higher denomination. the
Gourt neld that under the act of Congress of 1858
Tue ota'e Bank could not tender silver coin, and
accordingly decided for the plaintiff The amount
presented Tor redemption was S54, $40, of which
sum o. lSo was in five-dollar bills. The remain
my So565O was in large bills. The Court decided
that in not redeeming these bills in gold the de-
fault made, and entitled the plaintiff to twenty
per cent. per annum damages till paid for its re,
fusal to pay. 1t is said that the State Bank will
appeal
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lHE DEPARTURE OF THE JAPANEsE.-It is announ-
ecu on the authority Of the Naval Commissioners
'nat the steam frigate Niagara which is to convey
Tue Japanese Ambassadors and suite to Niphon. is
now quite ready for sea. Immense packages of
Usage marked in the japanese character, are
l 'e'ng slowed away between the Niagara's
NS' anu the servants of the Embassy are hard at
wv, packing up for the start. The Ambassad ors
,.' 'nloark tomorrow and sail on Saturday, hav-
oeoinPnshed all the objects of their special
.Sn Inc currency question, if not definitely
se.leu' mas been put in train so that the greatest
U " IN the way of Western intercourse with
; t last may be considered as virtually done away
m,.n. IL Is stated on what is said to be the best
"ho ni'y, mat the Japanese Princes will leave our
oomnt WIN the most favorable impression of the
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PAINFUL RUMoR-Fears that Judge Cradlebough
has been Murdered by the Indians.-For several
days past there has been rumor in our city to the
effect that Judge Cradlebaugh, formerly of this
place, was murdered about the Goth of last month
by the Indians, in Carson Valley, California. The
news reached this place by the way of Lancaster.
We learn that the father-in-law of Judge c., who
lives near Lancaster, received letter purporting
to have been written by former resident of that
place, stating that the Judge was killed during an
attack made by large body of Indians on some
troops, with which he was in company. The COM
manding Colonel of the troops which the Judge
was supposed to be with, reported in the Over
land Express of last week, to have been killed, but
no mention is made of Judge Cradlebaugh. 1t seems
hardly possible that letter could reach Lancaster
before news could be received by means of the Elk.
press and telegraph, and we think there must be
some mistake in the news received here. We sim
cerely hope there is mistake about it, and are
strongly inclined to think the information incor-
rect. The many friends of Judge Cradlebaugh in
this city, and elsewhere, will await further tidings
in anxious and painful suspense ircleUae MOI
Herald.
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Ton, THE Boy PIANIsT.-A large and apprecia-
tive audience present at Carroll Hall last
evening to witness the wonderful performances of
this blind negro boy. To show his great powers
of imitation and memory we will relate an Incl
dent that occurred the other day. Mr. Oliver, his
master, visiting at the residence of one of our
citizens, and a lady present sang song and &C
companied it on the piano, in the hearing of Tom,
but who was engaged in the play with the children
of the family. few minutes after the lady had
finished the music, Tom requested to play the
air, when, to the establishment of all present, he
not only produced it without false note. but
actually sung the words of the song, not making
a single mistake. He is wonder, truly.
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JUVENILE HERoIsM.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest into the death by drowning of lad.
named John McLannard. The boy was eight years
old, and while swimming on the day previous,
near Market street bridge, was seized by cramp
Manus eleven years old, made desperate efforts to
save the life of his comrade. He was unable to do
this, but afterwards secured the body. diving for
it to the bottom of the river, and at last bringing
it to the Shore Attempts at its resuscitation were
made, but without effect. The obvious verdict
was rendered by the jury Philadelphia North
American,
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On the evening of the 10Th instant Mrs. HELEN STEW
ART ect of the late John Stewart in the SD of her
agt.
Her friends einved to attend her funeral from her late
residence No 100 Madison street, this Thursday after
noon, at O'Clock.
on he 10th instant, the SD year of his age GEORGE
YOUNG.
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On the 2Gth instant, by the Rev Isaac P. Cook VIM
KELLY, of Hartford county, to Miss REBECCA j. McCAu-
LEY, of Howard county.
On the goth instant, by the Rev. Isaac p Cook, JOSEPH
McCAULEY to Miss DEBORAH J. PRESTON, both of How
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CRICKET IMPLEMENT
MERRILL, THOMAS g. CO.,
my7-tf 239 Baltimore street.
CHoI BRANDY, WINE AND CIGARS.
For sale by W. II. MCLEAN,
my3l-t 50 North Charles street.

IT is NOT DYE
Nor IT'S " THE SKIN
No Introduce, Needed.
NEW YORK. april u, 1858.
W. f. HAGAN, EsQ-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Coloring am now e
sirous of obtaining and would inquire where may
be found here Ny hair when quite young, turned gray
hape used number Of articles for the purpose reStoring
it, but did succeed until obtained this loch has pro-
dced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends among them several ladies' procure il
possible much pleased with it, for it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. c. GOODRICH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
9- Price so cents per botle. For sale by s. s. HANCE
lOs Baltimore street W. E. HAGAN CO., Propreitor,
Troy, N. Y. dl5eoly
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LETTERS FOR BRAzIL.-A letter bag will be de-
spatched from the rooms of the Naval Library and
Institute, Boston, Mass, to the United States
squadron at the Brazils, on or about July l. Let
tiers and packages of newspapers sent to the Rooms
free of expense will be forwarded
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THE PERUVIAN GUANo CoNTRACTs.-Most of the
existing contracts for the sale on consignment of
Peruvian guano in the United States expiring with
this year, the Government of Peru have adver-
tised that new propositions will be received until
the 18th day of August next.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.


THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
increase alike its popularity and its usefulness
IT'S COLUMNS WILL BE ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, it believed will make it additionally attractive to
the FAMILY CIRCLE and a still valuable medium
of reference for the FARMER the MERCHANT, and the
POLITICIAN.
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
will embrace variety OF choice and interesting
NOVELTIES, TALES, POETRY,
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sources
EDIT o r A s
from the DAILY EXCHANGE all the vital questions of
the day.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
A CAREFULLY COLLATED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE, so AS TO AFFORD, WEEK BY
WEEK, CLEAR PERCEPTION OF
THE STATE OF PARTIES
during the progress of the PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
a PRICE CUR r EMIT,
exhibiting, with undoubed accuracy, the of the
kets both at home an abroad and lastly,
A FARMERS COLUMN,
wherein much valuable information in reference to AGR
CULTURE will at all times be found.
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect TIE
course of the Daily Excha which has been, wi
tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVE;
sympahzng with and watchul true interests of
the South and West
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy, one year. 81 90
copy, six months. so
IL ..............lO0O
20 .............. 20 90
Address KERR co,
"Daily Exchange Baltimore, Nd
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FROM CALIFoRNIA.-By the Northern Light at
New York we have received our San Francisco
files to the 5th inst, but they contain nothing of
interest what has not been anticipated by the
lnn
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This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in s gallon
demijohns by single gallon. Aso CONGRESS WATER in
bottles For sale by A. j. HAMPsoN,
e 2I-tf 81 N. Charles St, near Pleasant
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Dr. c. A. HARRIS bees leave inform his patients that
DR.. GEO. C. DE MARINI a gentleman well qualified to
fulfill all professional engagements will hereafter assist
him in his practice.
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET
BamcIe June 18th, 1860 je26eolOt
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
No 3sOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore,
Where will be found
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY
of all kinds, viz
ACCOUNT BOOKS, AS FOLLOWS;
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Bill Books,
Bank Books, Check Books, Copying Books,
Delivery Books Tally Books,
Index Books, Order Books Memorandum Books,
Time Books, Pass Books Receipt Books,
Record Books,
Stock Ledgers and Purchase and Sales Books for Brokers'
&o &c.
PAPER, viz:
Letter, Foolscap, Note,
Bill Paper, long and BROAD
Blotting, Legal Cap,
Copying, Envelope, Packet Post,
Wrapping, &c, &C.
INK, both Black and Red, all the BEST MAKERS viz:
Arnold Butler, Bryan Wilcox,
Davids, DOvell, Guyot.
Harrison and Maynard Noyes
STATIONERY HARDWARE, viz
Bank Notice Boxes, Bill Head Boxes,
Calendars, Card Cases,
Card Racks, Cash Boxes, Check Cancellers,
COPYING PRESSES,
Deed Boxes, Envelope Boxes, Eyelet Machines
Gold Coin Scales, Bill Files,
Inkstands, Letter Clips, Post Office Balances,
Paper Shears, Paper Weights,
Pen Racks, Pen Cleaners, Post Office Boxes
SID povos Srotos
n, p,r,, Cutters T,ri,a RE-, Tu,;ra po.,e
Wafer Boxes, Water Bowls,
Arm Rests, Adhesive Letter Files,
H;Ils Of Todino R1ottn Eo,ioS md pad
PLATING sand Cony;ng pr,sbas
r,oros Eon II1ps, =" S~.1 T;,.
InJ;o prbhar III pcUran
In, paro;,. ,ior1i, d 49,
u,oa,:a Non,snnoar E;laa 1851 al,
-, w go o., - : . ~ 80 D.
0''" p go - o 'ls ~ l"s D''"s
~. feh'p pue. loi1e'a ni:7 1'I n
80, go -, ~ ,
So: w II, l, 80 -' - tai ~ - iNu'''''
rTr,,ti5 SO =" a. ~, " "r7rI, m,s'Tr GppS,
nn1l+, n 1nIrn WIN
r-,.. II I.,C-,
0o''0n' iisii Tu tl,lIt anu 0''o'e"
,Nn rvppy- ,pr1rT = XTcrCo,p IN THE
C0UNTING-HOUSE ''
ACCOUNT ROCKS oranv nattern MADE To ORDER
at short notice and warranted to give satisfaction
MERCHANTS, MECHANICS and ethers about changing
their firms will do well To CALL.
ieIi colin SAML E. TURNER
No.. n,
DALIlMohE NoAL NohfANA CoALt
CHARLES GIINOR,
n = y n II NJ m
,,. - - AZ - . =, 90
Ohce No o. SECOND STREET "a door from the Post once
ard, CORNER OF YORK AND W lillian STREETS,
The undersigned having been reapponted the
SOLE AGENT
CELFR RATED rOA1
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing of Coal and the
public generally that he prepared to fill their orders for
anv size and quantity at the lowest market prices and with
The reputation for superiority t; article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is now so well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems 1t only necessary to state that
er oi S'A anu 'ies HUN ''e S'"'e' anu 0'Sr
lam enabled to fill at the shortest nola orders far
ANY QUANTITY
oftbe
BALTIMORE COMPANy,s
or
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TOM,
NATURES GREATEST TRIUMPH,
FIJI WONDER OF THE WORLD.
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST
Will remain in Baltimore week more giving his un
equalled entertainments Everybody ought to see this
wonderful freak of nature.
Admission % cents and Children g.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II o'clock
Concerts every evening at So o'clock. ie25.tf
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Woonl WnnnII VIZ
BEDFORD WATER

SAVE 20 by buying your Wood at Office of Civ
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No NORTH sTRsKr.
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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Inc noMhnAph ooNcERrs.-There is not pleas
sn'er nan III 'ne country In which to place an au-
uielce' during tne ''neated term," than the Mary
anu institute where 'pe Promenade Concerts are
noM gwen nightly. with the combination of
musical talent engaged, and the odors of the flow.
ers, with which the hall is decorated, the enter.
tainments are ade to be the mostdeightful ever
gettsa pp In this city, N' ''e'
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SUMNER TnAvEL-Change of Rail,cay Time.-The
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railway
Company have made their usual summer arrange
ments with the Philadelphia steamboats, for the
conveyance of Baltimore visitors to Cape May
curing the bathing season. The trains on the
northern Central Railway will hereafter run as
follows: Mail train leaves Calvert station daily at
o.'o A. NJ, and the Express train at $50 P. NJ;
tne harrisburg accommodation at 400 p. NJ. and
Tue Cockeysville accommodation at 600 z. NJ.
ms company has made special arrangements
" convey passengers to the Pennsylvania and New
ork Watering places
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BALTIMORE.
rurRsDAY, JUNE %, 1860

pUDshsa s syeFy P n he ety az
days iTif Cents per week. payable to the car
!cers 70 subscribers out OF the city at sir dollars
per " r.; IVeeIJy Edition is mailed to subscribe
my I,yr I5iIdrS per annum. TeTms-invariably cash
in advance.
mi, IVseLJy Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
Inc yoliGr Der annum, payablein advance. Or
copies mailed to one addressfor 500
II ~ &c '''.''''''.''''.'. AZ 49, ~
IS ''''''''''.''''''.. -Vuu
Omcs Of PuJlcaOn-No corner Of Baltimore and
North streets, Baltimore
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The CENsUs-The United States Marshal at Phil.
aoeipnia mas received from Washington blanks to
be lett at dwelling houses, with the following en-
dorsement thereon:
OH ;nt In order to avoid any unpleasant
scrutlnlzlng INTO family affairs or to give pnncces
take n ths sdes your
and correct answer to the questions equese iui
every answer being strictly CONFIDENTIAL"
These are signed by the census marshal al an
greatly facilitate the labor of taking the
ton of the inhabitants, and it is hoped that PHI
delphia will not be the only city to be favored with
such papers.
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IMPORTANT IN HouspKppppps

To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET
slOu JAMES II. JOHNSON
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FIREwoRKs-We see that the Mayor of Philadel
phia has issued notice, giving warning to all deal
ers in fireworks, that the law prohibiting the sale
OF the same will hereafter be strictly enforced The
carnival OF hres, resulting from the use Of these
combusbes in this city on the last Fourtb of july
would seem to warrant our authorities in making
a movement in this matter
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THos SHANKs, Practical MACHINIsT,
AND SEWING MACHINE DEALER,
CARROLL HALL, Cup stars)
H0WES FAMILY SEWING MACHINES and all other
kinds, and secondhand, for sale. Wlt&d3t+
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-28

LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH,
Also, No. / MACKEREI, Susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits halves and quarter bbls all in excellent
order and of fine quality just received by
GREEN YoE,
je2-h IS Baltimore street