The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-05

FIcrohIA's HOUSEHOLD RULE.-Two of the little
English Processes once went into room where
servant was polishing stove-grate, and insisted
chipping" her, After getting poss egsion of the
brushes, they polished The wom1ns face instead of
the CRATE. The servant was ready to sink with
confusion, for she could not leave the apartment
without encountering Prince Albert. lie was as
toniShed to see so dirty an object emarrino from
bis rooms, and Indignantly inquired the meaning ,
Of it. The servant reluctantly told him; it soon
reached the ears of the Queen, and she was seen
crossing the court, leading the two Princesses BY
the hand, towards the servants quarters Her
Majesty sought out the woman, made her daughter
ask her pardon and sent them at once to The near
est millinery and dress establishment to purchase
complete outtit-dress, bonnet, shawl, gloves,
&c and present them to the servant in lieu of the
dress they had soiled upon her. The articles were
purchased with their own money, and CONSEQUENTLY |
their supply of that useful commodity was eurtail
Cd materially; but this they said they didn't care
Tor in the least-in fact it rather pleased them
than otherwise-it was only asking the woman's
pardon that they didn't like.
CANAEDs ExPLoDED.-We have it on authority
from Capt Parish TO correct the statement that he
had been forbidden to ship arms ammunition
Tor FlrgInia-as he brought articles of that char
acter by that very same trip. Equally untrue is
the report that troops have been ordered to Old
Point. We invoke due allowance for passing
dispatches, having no truth in them, which are
circulated for efect.--NoTok Herald.
The Richmond Enquirer emphaticaIly denies
Gov. Wise is implicated in any design to invade
the capital, and asserts not only that he sis far
from we'll and confined at home in watching the
sick bed of member of bis family but that he is
opposed on principle to ''private raids against the
Federal as well as State governments
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ge;o Of brsa ampt;oa -; Group drops, ( di5s
fever 8 s.aria Eve B. typhod fvrT 'iyr r2
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Under year, l5; hGtgeen and > Il between and > C.
20 G. between 30 between 30 and 40 & Lttgen 10
and o. y between 10 and g. between 60 aud 70 s be-
o above 100 o. S.ilibirths II - anu ''
Males 4 female, 4! OF which number IS wer coored
I pefSohs--0 iree slaves By order,
:. ". ~o.GE, Commissioner 81 ieaita
NOTICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Nj. RICHARD W Tyson, the Sole gent
for the sale of its Coal in this market to take effect from
| February ls 1861.
TBOS. WI SON, President
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL .
| SOLE 4 G ENCK,
No. IS SECOND STREET,
| Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS ..
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
taxes this method Of informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally that he prepared fill the shortest