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The Jacobinical faction which has for some
months past controlled the Government, and
usurped despotic powers, is proceeding steadily
and rapidly towards its ends We have already
referred to the arbitrary measures to which it has
resorted to deprive its opponents of personal
liberty and free speech, and we have indications
that the time is coming when mems lives will be
no longer safe. The Tribune, Of yesterday, says
When the police undertook last winter to stop the
transmission of to the already seeded or revolte
States the movement was not sustained by public opn
ion Had President Lincoln ordered the first hundred
tried By courts-martal and shot or hung there would
nave been general shrek of horror But hasten
be hanging for treason this side of the Potomac
long, and it is very likely to be wholesale.
The Tribune is right in its representations
'Eyents hasten and ''opnions ripea,'' and there
can be no doubt about the fact that the majority
of the Northern people are fast coming TO the con-
clusion that everybody who dssents from Mr.,
LINcoLN's policy ought to be hanged. Nor is it
possible to avoid the conviction that when the
hanging does begin 't is very likely to be whole
''sale." The laws and the Constitution no longer
suffice for our protection. Neither age nor sex
is to receive justice or mercy. HORACE GREELEY
and the miserable fanatics who stand behind him.
are weary of a Government which tolerates insti-
tutIons or opinions that are distasteful TO the
Higher Law party, of which he is the shining light
They will dictate the law to this land, and they
will permit no man to dispute their DEGREES. The
recusants whom they cannot convert they will
Stay. God send the American people good de-
lverance.
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When MIR. LINCOLN undertook to c0nsign a cit-
zen of Maryland to imprisonment in Fort McIIen-
ry, and when q military officer, in answer to a
writ issued by order of the Chief Justice Of the
United States, appeared in open Court and refused
to obey the laws, we were told that the exgences
of the case demanded and justified the action of
the President and his advisers. His adherents
admitted that he had violated the statutes of the
land, and it was generally conceded that he had
daringly disregarded the Constitution, but it was
averred that he had assumed these fearful respon-
sibilites for the nations good, and that he would
answer for his conduct 10 the representatives of
the people, and abide by their decision He pro-
tested that his usurpaton Of dicta oria power was
only temporary expedient to which he had bold
ly and periodically resorted in order to save the
country from imminent and deadly peril
When this justification was put forth, the peo-
pie of the North accepted it without hesitation,
and loudly applauded the man who had thus
undertaken to prove that we had q Government.
But the citizens of Maryland looked with far diff.
ferent eyes upon this illegal and aggressive act.
They knew that when one barrier of the Consti-
tuition was broken down, every defence that
hedgcd round our liberties was necessarily weak
ened also. As when an Individual coins a lie he
is compelled to forge a half a dozen other
falsehoods to keep the first in circulation so,
when one step is taken towards despotism the
unfaithfu ruler is forced to go farther to secure
his position, and, knowing these things, we
could not but regard with alarm any uncon-
stitutional movement made by the leader OF
n hol o1ra
ton to assail our rights and our institutions We
insisted, therefore, on a strict adherence on the
part of the Administration to the letter of the law,
and predicted the results TO which its extreme and
unwarrantable measures would unquestionably
lead. Time has shown how well-founded were
our torebodings. Congress has met and adjourn
ed, and has absolutely refused to endorse Mr. LIN
coins proceedings, and has moreover declined TO
suspend the writ of habeas corpus But notwith-
standing this, the President, backed by fanati.
cal majority in the Northern States, continues to
exercise the extraordinary authority which he had
usurped. Despite his assertions of his willingness
to be guided by the counSels of the legislative
branch of the Government, he rejects its decision
as he had already done that of the judicial tribu-
mails. Congress has declined TO permit him to de-
prive men Of their freedom at his discretion, and
still his officers drag them from their homes and
imprison them in Government fortresses. Public
officers of the State of Maryland, private citizens
OF Philadelphia, travellers in New York harbor,
are summarily seized, and the writs of the State
and Federal Courts alike treated with contempt
If Mr.. LINcoLN's arbitrary course was excusable
before the meeting of Congress, on what theory
can he dare now to justify the Imprisonment of
score of citizens in Fort Lafayette?
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[ Correspondence Of the Daily Erchanqe.

CUMBERLAND, August II, 1861.
Quite an amusing and decidedly significant con-
trefemps in the military line occurred here a short
time since.
recruiting officer claiming to act under FEEDER
al authority, succeeded in enlisting in Cumberland
some twelve men, and started with the avowed
intention OF joining the Western Virginia division
Mcclellan. 00t
- But, strange to relate, he must have made some
it has ounder in reaching his destination, since
ave- as come to light that he and his gallant twelve
the marching to the tune of :.Dixie," under
nota .be banner of the "Stars and Bars"
for tba s;n luis down for insertion in your columns
Of tho I an purpose of showing the unreliabty
in the neghborho e9s Of FfdsTas succeed in
less aware that Ex-Gov Thomas. I'll tba are doubt
ID by from has
regiments in this section of MARYLAND for io t
doubt pretended-purpose Of proteet;na
the Railroad and Canal.
When raised they will be very likely to cut both
ways.
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C0MMUNICATE

RELEASED FROM FORT LAFAYETTE.
Mr.. Thos. c. Fitzpatrick was released on Monday
last from Fort Lafayette through the Instrumental
NY OF Lord Lyons, Mr. +. claiming to be British
subject.
Mr. + received orders to pack up, which he did
promptly. He was allowed no communication at
all with the prisoners, none of them being allowed
to speak to him. 1. only after he had left tho
Fort that he was informed of bis release
Mr.. +. states that the prisoners had received
copies of the letters published in the EXCHANGE,
which they thought had had very good effect,
as their fare and general treatment had improved,
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HrY Dqg0s,

GREAT BARGAINS
~ IN SUMNER DRESS GOODS
Such as Grenadines, Bareges
- Rarege AngaiS, French Lawns and Organdies,
Popllns Valencias and Mozambiques;
~ Ribbons, Embroderes and Hosiery;
LACE SAAWi.S and YISITES.
ALSO,
summer MOURNING FABRICS Of the best quality
~ Desiring to close out our SUMNER ST0CKn as soon
as possible have made still greater reduction in prices
Buyers should avail themselves of this opportunity.
a3tf No & \ Charlie strass,
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BRITISH WAR STEAMER DRIVEN AsHoRE.-The
schooner schooner I. Nortbrup, at this port from Port au
Prnce, reports off Miragoane, on the 18th inst,
: British war steamer driven ashore. The vessel
Iona probably prove total wreck, but her mate
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- Aalsl'1as.-4a
EGatatiOu.
GT. JOSEPH's ACADFNy

= yo--s,,1-o.>"~ad llzrERr uAzL
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER Persons de on the
iarer Information can procure Prospectus by applying
~ II T0ppTNC +. - =, 49, a. 81
IL. No. i85 MADISON STREET gti-'''' a. "
FOX BOYS on MoH AFsE viii Re their Sc @
oR the ornary G Sa@5 seiS an ' hsP
bs sc Gargy ray BE- seen few DAYS before the onenng
v T,7TTo, 5 - - o a 49,. a!o,,oS@aNdtol
lGHT STREET INSTITUTE,
D. G. M0kGAN 4 NJ
Tho dn,ios ., r,i r. N, HAKMAN, Am, fRtsoirALs
ehFIEAEEk I'd. ai7-&on, wed, rid
h duties H Of Iar s6oo WILSON will resume the
oa IF pnp as 5dsr her ne2on %
to that effect Mrs r. wilson viii continue 10 reS'vn ay
Obtained At her rsseace No. nsfSSY R2S9" ca2 be
CHESTNUT HILL SCHOOL ron TGJfTC
This Institution has been IN fa operation Since Hey n"
Offering in the refining influence Of domestic tercoMfS
snostttgte SO far as y he 70; parental ard home
npwar and Thoroughly prggard fer 65g s or or df f b asf
conpces to he personal Comfort o tS h S s r % Eog
nGlleGaa and moral training, faithful SUPERVISION and
Chestnut iii eSa6try at Of 100 acres and j.
session @ ys anu 5 5.f9 5a m r, T Tier,
June - and ending tile last Wednesday in
For Admission for Circulars address the Pecfor
al5dsteoaw ''f'' FREDERICK Gibson NJ, u a. l..
VVHE COLLEGE OF ST I4nEs NARY
= "a NpIhe next Annual Session will open regularly
al6-2awGw -'''' % september
EOEAESTOWN FEMALE INSTITTTE
MONpY September 18th For Gcnars AT tS oo On
whitney cushing i'"Ta i StEse or i%drsss
a2oeo4w+ ''''-9 T. T. Il ryi EGS;
A ,OPiES OF THE LONDON TINES, contain
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TRUSTEES SALE

sS.J iLtOo LEE > koEiIf
zss GILNoR srREHr PROPERTY.
city, the undersigned, Trustee win sell by public uco
S S hfrena!ter deerbcd the 10th day Of
o XII To f r. e P s9qSS $f 5iF Z Y
B4m,re city the vest side GiiT Or street Each lot
es e Ss T sl Of v ne Ct 9n 5 h9nTd n4 &
respectively ore hundred and ninety, and hundred
eoT rs c lot IS ebs { Re y o. t rent
@ On ee 6 oa g 99 sry @S R Fa W m
s 7 'T %9 Sry ys n W nqGng hin the sage PogTy
sSs and sro6ad fT tat viii lib be p RAID np
Terms Of eaf of the purchase money to BE- paid
cash On the day Of sale; balance payable four months from
Sd gay WITH interest for which note is he given
az law9s \ BE1FFY CRAFT, Trustee.
RALTIN0RE CITY PER CENT STOCK
81 81 ssls0 ls e Ts $&.@a rs A.,
A. A. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Exchange
Pl2Gs occupied sy ness fGaf Eaa%S 2' sx$
RLACKSMITHs COALl
SMITHS FFt5IRSRa osEs By coz e4sq car
a236t Lombard St and central Avenue
store ana for sale By 1 lAS '" HEBB BRO BRO !"
TO- s,s SS lbs Prime Western Bacon SUES
| = corner Pratt ami Commerce streets.
Ia ~ ". Thomas 4 Cos and VIM Clifford NefT,s Fami-
ly Susar-cured HAMS just received, Tor sale by
1t Pratt and Commerce Street Streets
Ia EERSCHAUM PIPES.
ER0TERF oT r. : + 4 = ROSEWOOD
GEEGISE MEERscHAuN PIPES
has been received direct from
and is nov open 5el fer or inspection,
our assortment comprises
| r,., every style, and
Fiaenass Equality and
surpasses any Of our former ii1lortations.
0"' large STOCK ol FAN Fancy Htr PIPE s
ali 1 sfG I'; e G Ss5:s & u
strF0 TSS' P P5igf STORE,
l89 West baltimore street,
al'-or One door west Of Light street.
MILITARY GOODS.
cAETTL6, EGO, d co
Mn .iTSR s:S i &0dps
| e,,,,u, OF EVERY DESCRIFTI0E,
,,.,,,.,.,un., RF'TN sAs.:Es,
| ,,,,rr,,,,, &c, &C. &c.
| COMPANIES
| FURNISHED
| COMPLETE
| WITH EFERP ARTfpLF
| AT THE SHORTEST notice.
orders promptly executed.
| CANFIELD, BROTHER CO.
| iHiii'ts 229 Baltimore street.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASE
| OR SALE
|
| BONDS AND STOCKS
In New York.
E6ecutsd through promp: and reliable correspondents
| GlLDERSLEVE & WH!YRTO{JE.
nah2Gdt 81 SECOND STREET
| ERyJV TuhfpT pDU NJ, : \ ~,
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DIED.
On Thursday August 22i at the residence Of the
Key 3 b Griswold sos Fayee street, Mrs Ii RRIET
. oNDkRDONR wife OF Mr. Henry Onderdonk. OF 8aiti.
more county, and daughter of the late Cen Robert j.
The funeral will take place at St Luke's Church. this
Frday afternoon at five O'Clock The relatives and friendS
OF the family, and those of the Rev b. B. Grsw0d are r
spectiuy invited 10 attend Cat the church, without further
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HOLIDAY STREET Observation-Disclosures full and
fashionable audience greeted the second appearance
OF the accomplished star, Miss Helen Western, last
evening, who added another wreath to her already
well earned laurels, by her chaste and touching i'm
personation of Little Katy. Tonight she will ap-
pear as the Female American Cousin and Jenny Lind,
besides singing nine popular songs and executing
her great dance of "Shin Ln.'' We shall be much
surprised if another crowded house will not be the
result of this highly attractive bill
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
PROPERTY on GII.MOR STREET

'SstAs-. PROPERTY on GILH0R STREET
;S virtue O decree OF the Circuit Court Baltimore
''' te Undersigned, Trustee, viii sell nv pubic aucfio
on On, 5he rrhtS'ss eTeinael described, ar IGt day OF
- 0hl air "a net tair then he ext fair
d'y theT ra a. Ne hour Of O'Clock ?. Il.
- THOSE THREE PARCELS az GEOUND situated
n l{aiuDofe city, the side OF laor street Eac
lot fonts ieet with depth feet; sal lots hs@,
RESPECTIVE ~ W rect 30 feet and l feet nurhcrlv rc, tf
st co nef Of Saratoga and ilEor streets each iot
Se TO tie ye ry rent Of t6i75, pavabe half wear v
gu ~ ,TT ana Leren er impEov on each lot
mACK ilMG& f2r dsilings Tes ories high with
White Daniel Shadtr See lease dated Ist February
io9s. IscoEdtd G. T. = No. 6l, folio 5ic Taxes aud
ground rent Will he pad to st Of September 1851!
inns Of sait-oneta!f Of purchase money paid i:
GsS on DAY OF Sait halar payable tour months nan.
day with interest," for which note is to given ca +,
| the sat ST tctiou % the trustee.
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TsHk BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND PAPERS
= " tHt LATE JOS EPH c. BOYD Attorney ut Law
lave beea placed liz the hands Of Will IAN r. PERI
~ 81 aul street. TO whom persons ave referred in rela
I'LL o5, 'i,tteI"' ANNA BOYD,
a-'so'o Adm'Y OF Joseph G. BOYD.
PURE B ,T13iA 1;,,,-,
r., n PAtENF UNFERMENTED GRATED Bread
f Is Always uniio. in quality, keeping moist
"t > never s1urng, is more hellthfu and
than Fermented Bread, and as los in price
i aLsp fkEk FROM ALL DELgTERIUUs INGREDIENTS.
cie by the only true process being with
@ talon OF the Flour b. Yeast corruption
oy Eaes, Baking Powders or other pern,cios Tnrpdi.
ents $500 70 'H1'| Sii''''"' i"s'''i'
iRy fteommended by eminent Chemists and The Meli.
g % TINS city and New Yora, also by the Col eye
Vi ri n hyscaas IN London for its detetic qualities
me advantages Of this Bread ara
,-lst-lTS CHARACTER Being made without tla ,Iaa rf
St or lkaes all the virtues of the are retane
liuae VI LnG Hlaten or other nutritious qualities passing
away as IN fermented Bread. 1t keeps always sweet and
| impunity. - N''f'Nf'''' VI ~" anus WIN
ITS ENTIRE CLEANLINESS. The Dough is kuealed by
assiiiey anu not handled in the process o. making
| the process - ''''~" W '''' anu "i1hcSS
families Bakers and Dealers supplied in any part Of
| manufactured exclusively and fer sale hy
| REQUA ( co,
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Mars. EaARs & SONS
FRENCH
STEAM SECURING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHRiEN .
No; % NORTH EuTAsv STREET.,
u;n ., BETWEEN LEXINGTON ANb SARATOGA
R RE2 nR sE; made e SILK VELVET or WOOL
srinsage f r. Ne PA "a and EESI Eithou
~ No garment need to be ripped "a ''
%fE GRA - s9 asF'd done up equal to news
| mtssi LEN EMS CLOTHING repaired if qucsled
g9LpEsT ESTABLISHED STAND
4EDEEw e. WARNER, IN TIE ''f'
SILVER wH x1s 5T6 T IE# s1,GS 49,,
yDE PLATED w VAR ;e-1Lss IN
& ~ E sG.t ssni 2$;orr3Sat Of New styles and Psi
8SIscing Tgat vSety Of Bet end Plain Gold BROOCH :
TX RINGS EP GG E !iI j jga3 Rai5e2 Ernscsa &c
Ss1I5 h HTuby' 1e52!d Pear Opal Sc; Ladies' GLG
4o3 T@g; Gus ia. sla ana Pips sSgs SE
@ JET d 5s FeP s s sseE sqP iP 6 @
Eafs; lair JsYelry Of beautiful designs, &c ~ LIS
psd eas9s %si4s5 q o sF p Ggay levy
ait Butter and Salt Stands, Casters CandIetoGa sSSi
Articles, &C. which Willie sold The saost rcasons6.
| etms. est
| IN FOR SALE.-An Iron Grey HORSE,
can be atEsSG Sun srA Ii3s 2 Ro9h ss
pURE WAFER IS MAN'S NATURAL DRTNR
AZ '' II FEN6E Is Is d5o HbEFA ddb EzIS
We would invite attention tie liza e variety OF
that we have for sale suitable the Filterat:on and P.
asat!oa Of our TtI2g and :na7,aTe hgd7ant eeatcy
te23-tfr Nos ZIG and 2i8 Baltimore street
REESES MANIPULATED GUANO.-Orders
asl,tr q &E9 Z s Pre24 We,
L'ISH FISHll
Il lG0 bbls. Prime Labrador HRRRINGS
100 DO. No. 5 medium MACK EREi.
$50 do New Newfoundland Shore HERRINGs
sac rios K &A$ SEi5 ;osS e. for
PROVISIONS.
go hi Is Bulk Shoulders $50 Bulk Sides 100 do
INK Hams l59 do Bacon Sides 100 Bacon Shoulders
asptt D., J. 70 E"I E so 4 Pro 30.
ROTTLES.-Hock Bottles OF H. Heyes ceic-
~ brated make, imported and for sale by
aZO6m No % German street
D0TOMAC HERRINGS.
l. 2n0 bbls; No. Potomac HEERINGS.
lO1 half hbls. No do. Family Roe do
o,,.. EDWARD MITCHELL 4 Co,
e. 80 Pratt street.
RONE DUST-W arranted pure and the hest
9 arrice IN r 1he market hlss supplied AT anufactu
wholesale lsI and refill by GEO bi&6ALIF' sac
azl-u No. Spears wharf
PAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHhTR
rLaf
giving IN some cases 50 per cent better than Peruvian
"uano For sale wholesale and retail by '-'''
,o,.v GEO. DUGDALE,
-ISi No Spears wharf
BUILDING HARDWARE.
- The attention. OF Ca RPfiNTERS and BUIGDERS
LOCKS LT6RE KNoBs f H IN Ss s 5fEsGSTs9 Siqek
si st 4 4 I kATT & as6Sss+
WINDOW sAsHEs, noon. ~
Thoroughly seasoned well made and at prices to sniff
i, alL.- rof sale ny GEO. o. STEVENS,
laA'-1 81 West Pratt street
IT ZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
= ELECTRIC,
DUCRIN9,
KENTUCKY RIFLE,
r--..-,.... AND MINING POWDER
keRs End every variety OF package, tor sa
u =. FOLEY 4 BRO, Agent. |
80 dH @onth street.
4 SROUND BONE-The handsomest article in
- the market of uniform quality, finely ground, at
low price. For sale wholesale and retail by
GEO DUGDALE,
aZlu No. Spears wharf
HAMS, LARD AND PORK.
1900 yellow canyassed Hams, small size: so nasts
lain Bacon HAMS $50 bbs and tierces Lard 30 bhls r;m
FORK; $50 bbls. Mess Pork, for sale by ''AA'
oo.. ID. j. FOLEY Il BRO,
a<Vu No ~ South street, 1
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINB. WATCHES

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London, and Jules Jurgensen's Cope,
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCH Els, the best Time x ea,
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewelry Gold
Chains, Silver and PlatedWare lecoures Swiss Re %.
and Srops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, to sui
ages new goods now in store Purchasers will pleasaca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
"i" auI6-t
AhDLlSa WooD KINDLIse WooD!!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE,
Atomce OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
No. sNoRfH sYRzxr
so'" JAS. II. JOHNsONJ
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-Ssaa< SIX HOUSES ON CHESTER STREET
ny xtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Tor Baltimore
c'ty le undersigned, Trustee will sell by public auction
81 M hereinafter describes The l7h day
day THEREAFTER, } at tie hour of , o'clock p NJ ~
Ali HOSE SlN PARCELS OF GROUND living in Raj.
iHfe city on the east side OF Chester street Each 10.
onts thl!teen feet with depth of sixty rect to sn ey
zen eeS e said lots begin respectively 5 ~ ard n feel
suGrY from the southeast OF G0ue Oh an Chester
set ana three q said lots begins respectively % ~ and
% eeC n0fthery from the northeast corner of Rank and
chester streets Each lot is improved by house trer
sI3 les high with back uidng. Ground rent upon each
81 per- year being the leased by Miles White "a
Jse 1l d n s BY leases dated list ay June
1860 recorded in Eiber f. s., No Ica Taxes and .r M
rent viii be paid up to LIST SEPTEMBER 1851 " ~
!trns OF sale -nehaif Of the purchase money to Il,
ald cas on the DAY of sale; bal payable four month
from SAID day with interest Cor which note is o. be
secured TO the satisfaction Of tie Trustee
a22laW@. f. BEATTY GRAFF Trustee
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BREAD.-An establishment for making uner.
mented @rated bread has just been opened by
Messrs. Requa & Co., No. 452 West Baltimore
street. We have been furnished with, specimen
of the bread, which is sweet and delicious Messrs.
H. y Co. claim that its quality is perfectly uniform
and much more healthy than ordinary bakers
bread. The process of fermentation is dispensed
with by the use of pure carbonic acid, which is
introduced into the dough. Visitors will be shown
the operations of the machinery, which is capable
OF using one hundred barrels of flour per day.
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= PRGC CUR EMF

= PRICE cuRR EMF.
exhibiting with undouhted accuracy the state OF the mar
keta both at hotne AMI abroad
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect TIE
course c" the Daily Fchaage, winch has been and iii con
tnre to be, lNDGfENDE&r AND CONSERVATIVE
sypahi4ns with and watchrul true interests OF
the South and West
TERMS OF TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
copy, one year.
copy, six months. Observation-Disclosures. 81
IL
% =, IA
- ~. W
address GLENN & Co,
"DGi!y Exchange Baltimore, Nd
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= EMIT
GEOULDEia GEEEs
aaInTSt
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS! =
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED Oh giLx.
Uncqge!led hy any.
NEW STYLES or FRENCH BOaoHS.
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIFTS,
mERiNO SHIRTS AID DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCES
GLOVES AND nALT-HOGE
HAN0KERCi2iEFS
SHIRTS.
W. P. TOWLGS3 ). BRO.
"iT"N" SitGrE.nF2 sE'-ts JF.1F--=-rl
fz5 E.aEssk2ore =ersss
Uucsg Carroll Hail
SOLE A9HNTs E0S 1s@:. CLARK, IT., X co.'s "a
CRIME COTTON. .si5c,
PATgBT FLOOR sEAFRS ry.t+
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NOW Is THE TIME &c suHs0RIRE
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

#ss issued on SATURDAY, the eth Of july; With a
view to increase alike its popularity aud its u3efncss
IT'S COLUMNS HAVE BEEN EMBARKED
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CHOICE GRocEmEs.
TEA,
COFFEE AND WINES.
Old Rye
Whiskey; Brandy
Of the
Best Vineyards.
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do,
and
Beautiful Family Flour
and
Finest Hams.
For sale by W H. MCLEAN
Jy5!-tf 81 n Charles street.
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Hayng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD AND FGEEEURNtSG Goals,
offer great Inducements to to lay in their sur
plies for the winter W f. H. ONION
a!6 I'm corner Lombard St and Central avenue
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OUR SOUTHERN EsrAPgrTE.

We are permitted to copy the following letter
from Mr.. Harris, who, it will be recoilected, en-
tered the Confederate lines for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the body of Col Cameron:
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEyEEpERs.
To know that they can money by purchasing Wood
s.caiy Sawed end Split once ofCiy Steam FIFE Wood
MIL,
Nc. SE0ara sTRRs9
slu-t "a rs n, JDHKSicS
YEDpo TEA-A delightful article, part of ths
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, lust received an,
for sale by GREEN e YuE
oSi-1 So W. Baltimore streat
NEW GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Has for sale ev sipticn OF fine WATCHES, JEwELRy
SILVER AND PLAs+ mkRs at his store, Calvert
and Water sire d2D-H
PARKER BROTHERS LONDON Gnu AUCg This
esebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all Others From the
and delcacy Of Its favor it attained popu-
almost as great in this country in Europe For
gaze oy ali hrstclass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN A ZOE, Importers,
o'iti IS West BaltiInor street
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TRUSTEES SALE

Nos 1852 and 45i W Baltimore st near pear,
lew thorough-gong AG ENTS wanted iIare
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large stock OF STRICTLY PURE-OLD RYE WITS.
XXI Els from distiller3 Of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
stock which he Offers ST low prices cash. in quan
ties to suit buyers. TH0S. THOMPSON,
Jeli3m % South Gay street