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II ARD"ARE.
!, ,,,,.,-,,,-. No. So SoUIH CHARLES STREET
Az E1 Eyns E - 5 AfHHGS 4fP RREE x IN
HjiiNt 4 COS CAST STEEL, Mill, CROSS Cut a,l
' PbR T NI 81 rs AA@IcAN EAGLE ANvILs ana
FE "a Is SANDWICH co.'s CUT TACKs SHOE NAILS
$Sfs 4 EEa5>fR TF on tAXEs; H4ToaErs
WOOD SCREENS " . 04'ii'1h yin i
E''S 55ti:lc q ERWIN MANUFACTURING ooMPANY,s
F4S S5nj iaA&1Q.EACrU8ING COEPANY,s CABINET and
AffEEtfiii 2AN 5H9G$3aNAlL ooHPANY's HORSE AND
T Ti II #oE'S SaQH Els and SPADES, &c, &c
Sil Ifl t!'E &.G9,S PLATE and PA9L0CKS.
''&55jly1r,iiiSs$E WALhR0NS BRAND CORN and GRASS
66iIY f ilr S \ Z, scYTHE STONES, &c, &c
"','a'f'ha arm SHELF HAEDWARE-a large and rnu
! i,l-i ss gs otlsr atlOwest Factory PRICES. uy2-tr
kEgSER. THOXELL = go
| L. @ n WARE HOUS
.,,v,, Nc. ~ SeUTB ChLvgkg ST.
SBPQRTERS or ALL Descriptions OF
0 .99 STEEL have constantly hand complete
AMERICAN. AND ENGLISH IRON.
RAlLRoAD SIZES ISb CHAINS.
EADUCr AND LAUREL H0ii.Eg IRON WORKS
., -, ~ III EEF IRON HJIL, BRISTOL FORGE
TEATh and CHA H5o1 Pi& IRo 81 F FtTKysHaC
#rUGAN B JENKINS
ss5gE EaI 62 $ IS ss ffE&4,
2 T, EGsTQE sons G4sg ND SnsAa srsSI
TA V 4 Pr, FRE.jca S5sG, AGakh Bits &c. ~
A,RtNDAii Ft6sts', FtyJs;,l,$3 Y,r7s 10
l'2 ,, RsI&% fooL coN'ANY, NU.a, wAsEsss
AFRICAN EUfr COMPANY, sg=- H,raEs, SAD IRoss
{, ; Sis- ~, 81, ..,..,
"a = r1 - = f4s..I''53, G0k&l Co&'s sch1 LIZ, sc,
{;i -, ti$$,ir - IVY ':GoS& AMP F2GEs.
! Brass E5qrs "' '"@@1 h"1SS AND
: .S6ss aEs'2 55 s z2' B..., oAs...
~ sfQEs,
- 80 IS, : .As tiAs9s.es. &C lgg-t
"a hthhS q SCOTT,
w No : Soma On Erxs STREET
AMERICA Y g4HDfy4RF BFAkEPN IVD Manu-
H.vc constantly - s.or.a fiI sto3cL,o -,
'.'I" ; CAST St 5GIhR Rt &iw Sfo"ac0r AND CIR
df COS ~ 5tri 4 M, VI 5 54 4! 2f TSEs
F}o&$ f si54& - ~ pg#J TF F2 ii yE SCREWS
IrSSrI!, !. E,2lTN trE,t tr,yTf M -. amazed
7 u, t,i;rs ~, 4lN" US I-OChS
u Il z HUItI. ~, ~ .fSI - -
n DORIS ~, .rlIE, f'i-Tf 80 vE 90 :, ,,,,n
I " -rTHnf 600 -'-NH w. D hD"F
AlES', ROVII..Nn;S RI ~ "a 40 + ,,cr-r MO
GsCKS FINISpVG SHOE Avn ~ Tirr f ,FT &c.
GREAT Variety ~ N "
A general stock Z ,,,,,.,...,E
a.,7 d .i"i,,N,SS AMI SHmLE HARDWARE,
''"'' 10 "i1'1" II ~" ASn f. CfOKG PRICES
.yV,.~,.,,,. , .,f,,,-,., = Eel. w
rtb. r S r. - p t.''s m;;Fhst i9t wilson Hawks
SSiSEII 2na st"cs or at reduced rates for DIRECT IN
:, s,r,---,.,,,. ~
:, - -4i--' III En-" = AEE -
2" N9lS B. L2sEy. VS.. L. B4Enr. ReBg. 5. FINLEY.
f. L0EEY Il %
Ias2oriTig l}Ess2Es 70 ,GaA @gFEE < i3HE}
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCRANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
It's colamus have recently recu materially enlarged
will he fiom 10 time introduced
render only additionally attractive the FA
CIRCLE hut still valuable .iura OF reference
the FARMER. the MECHANIC and tie ARTISAN.
TnE DOLLAR WEEKLY ExCHtEGE VIII also 4 con-
slant variety choice NOV ElbETTFs5, TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted t. ANfY READING;
selections from the EDITORIAI THE DAILY ExCHaNGE
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from Ncw Books; a PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the stac Of the markets, home
and abroad up the latest moment and FARMil; ;;
COLUMN. wherein much V;:llaul" in relation
to Agriculture wiz always be found
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sSsssNsEG5 s b8&SsAE!H AAAsssS8T
s,.,I'-sS c7T+r ,,-'
'O+' is ''''4 mi ~ va w - W.
RHO 5ES' 81 p Fl ESSE
Being tho-5u hly established as crop grower we con
p@osais srppiigs ~ Undressing
one ~ BnJ7lV,S wharf
,-s,,s ~, pro mo> .ooo7 % c,su Bai Id
- NICE w. I1H TON 2,'H, LBS, CASH @Ps2sa|lm
s. A n q ,,...--,,
cam n"nr ryI"Spiai. Of line ana thirty tons BROWN
&TJj%% ii NJ containing e. 80 per cent bone phos-
phate q lime landing S F6 f9F Is ss' W n co.
2pl2-t1 Il and Is aowly,s wharf:
u
made our usual extensive arang etnts 20 supply our
umcr9ls customers with genuine and unaduiterated
Oar stock is uneouaed in its extent, variety, and quail
t BY any house IN P the f44e =, %e G7PsTo
Or DIRECT REFRIGERATION From PERU THIS YEAR AED DE-.
- A-'-D INIJ pNT ITTHNH
,IOHAbOh &uANO,
ELiDE ISLAND CALIFORNIA GUAN0,
Of direct ni into a5, this market per 'ap MARY
7fAa'"'a' JARVIS IsL 42'i aUANo.
For the sale Of which, We are the sole authorized Agents
81 WHITE NE MEXitIS GggA&&,r,,.
| 49, ,,a.,. u a bRQ"N 1LHlGAN 9uANo'
pyANT room AND ssI2TrST PREVENTIVE -
fhAN FOOb [-'D MOL III HA' Nv L.
! ysEyrASD CONp&NY,S
r,rr,,,T,r lrrC,c,r mT, On r1,.,
SOL In L HO0L Il VI LihE'
,.i.ar rrtiI-ars Of L,cg-r vaInp and
ALu ot''ei 'sl '''-S'S Va Elo"44 '"i1e H-~
So f III m . s,.. ,ls tsrr,s !, Lotto fror,
~ lS! AZ, 80 va +Ao' "''-~ t~''' 80 NV
oLe >on u l'VVo ''N'' p MkTCna r 30
Grs;, EIo,, mi ,,,tan, " areio,'s.a
| V."ld 81 rect Rowiv's wharf
,,bitty ou,,s,ts ne neqs Corn Excfanpe
lplt1-H otto'Is> e- - 49, ofae.
4 GENCY OF
= pst-ct4,s pA " p.NF pH0SPp ATE OF LIME
Removed e &, No 5gsars Wharf,
EEOKfE p,ifClATE SOLg AGks4
For 2iaryi@.,a and Virginia
rrs-FPaT COs1fJS,C7OE AGFNrJ-
10, ~ ,,~Is- ~ 81 On cSuI;oissi1o ~ al NOS
Ei6i,: q I IN F,p, and P{ODJJj;E GEN ERAIJY
nv " pFerEpyCFs.
Crp,5rr E.1r : O. EaItir1ora
p 80 - Ifrrc.D '''
~ y = srru " -
= p ~ fA n tp q ~
KI%pALL 4 sHA!fEa, -. q. ..
I. II, GH+"oi.l ~ - t-oiH,=ln, va ya1au
| "a MARYLAND COMPANY s
I'VE STpER- pUDypJf4 re az EJ9E
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THE TRa-yV EEKLY EXCHANGE
IS PUBLISHhD
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

And contains all the reading mater OF TIE DAILY Ez-
CHANGE, including its general and political Dieheense
kilograms, reports local affairs and public meetings;
impartial reports OF the iaare foreign
and domrstic its reviews of books Is carefully pre-
pared abstracts for-gu nrs is editorial
thus giving in every deparmeu. the iacs. information
ceived in the city mp to the day oi publication.
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
AtTNA ASSURANCE co. HARTFQRD-........$2,0G0 600
PHazhIX INSURANCE CO.. HARTFOaD....... 100000
MERCHANTS ms. co, HARTFORD. ......... 2so,OO(
h EW ENGLAND ms. CO., HARTFoRn........ 256,O0i
NAsSAsoIr ms. CO, sPRiNGFIELD.......... 25O,OG
SPRINGFIELD ms Co, SPRINGFIELD..... 10000
HsrNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, hartford. $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDoN........- 100000
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sIf-tf J. G. PROUD Il SONS
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5tgfA5, GHt9aagf. TT.

5stgfA5, Gxtgaage. tt.
ENIRST- GLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
Z turing IN November and December, wanted by
az lw* No = Sou n Street
NKDERS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE
- q, SFoCKs OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS
executed sS.9t by sAA'L H ~ s0Ns,,
VORK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
4 HARRISBURG and MIDDLETOWN BANK NOTES
ielltf 24 Baltimore street
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at a small
" premium by Iieiol THO j CARSON
M ARYLAND STATE SHES
~ F5- sal. BAfL ~, GAS COMPANY STOCK,
NOTICE
" wesre prepared to give CASH ADVANCES On con
sshioents 70 our friends Aessrs r. r Woodward Co.
ds"tf corner or oheaps,ie and i6o,,,srd street
NORTHW ESTBRN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
l jS,5 for by S Sa.a; HARRis
PUBLICATIONS ON AI.L PROMIN EMIT
ml2i-tf THO J CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
SS BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, IT.,
apo-t basement Chesapeake Bank,
baltimore AND OHIO R. Il. BONDS 1867.
50 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds ts;5
p" %. do do. lsSg.
sG5stf Va '''"4d b bonds i "a , loS Bank
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR0LINA BANK
' NOTES for sale by THO. J. CARSON,
fe20-tf 2nt Baltimore street
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHLADEL-
ie2a,tf 2,f Baltimore street.
ETNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on ali points South and West Pgrehass 4; he;t rates.
y1s26ti 2ol Gai ~ .,o5e' Street
ggROTaERS BoNiEGER,
Grga FOR NJ e SoEFa G't32 4sG H9 up spiFf
principal cities of Germany London, Paris Aa
| 4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
= a: AND APPROVED coLAArERAdI,i3' Hy, o.,so,,
AANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
A zstfy JNo,s GITflNGs Co.
NEAkYLAND SIZES Maryland per cent.
so.. SAM, HARRIS. Jn,,
syNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jal7tf l96 Baltimore street.
D so. r. r. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
y. JN0. $. CUTTINGS Z co!
C1CAlP OF NEW YORK AND PHiLADEL
- PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wsnted by
.. kR&BS 4 Hall,
STERLING EXCHANGE.
aulS-tf sGrocer's Exchange
STOCK3 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
iCand sold by JEo. s Cuttings Z CO,
missouri 6's FOR nALEBY
w JNo $. Cuttings z 60;
kYERCHANTS' BANK STOCK Fee SALE 81
I'VE J&O. S. Cuttings n co.
EVIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTEI
L by SAMUEL HARRIS, yr,
julT-tf Basement chesapeake Banl
MARYLAND STOCK 1880 WANTED BY
lFl JNO. 5. Cuttings co,
= s8If 80 South st
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK sTO0l
S%Antsd by JNo $, Cuttings 81 4 s c0;i 81
New YORK 2ARiNE INSURANCE SCRI
- waited BY KV2lX \ CO. @. p,,,.
:, BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SAL
ESby SAMI. HARRIS, Jr.,
iul7-tf Easement UhcsaIeakc BANK
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND
~ wanted by SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
5, -. ialz.Ir 5-z-meat Gh%5.gs9zs 1 6a5.k
cSIi0INGgs.
ED H. WILSON JNo 0. LIrscos
1 TToRNEYs AT L LA Nv, o,vos
Corner OF st Paul and Lexington streets Gap stairs}
z RT OSES ENGLEHEART,
" No 81 SPuRRiER'S COURT,
Ito (Rear of theI,aw Buildngs,}
LEx"aToS STREET BETWEEN CHARLES Afg ~ rAgi
All business entrusted his will be punctualiy
tended 70. oi6-ly
o" os CHARLES g. KERR,
ATT0RNE T-LkW,
1N oFFICE-Eo 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
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Ammssllfnts.

cIalS, CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
GHa INCREASED ATTRACTION. ,, IL,
49, MISS Juha Backus, Mss Mary Walton, Mile tet
y-A Miss Mary Cons ay, Miss 4. Walters, NJ
Suid-n Mr. j. Frazier, Ma tiers Wiiir, Oh aries "i'e
and ten. Littlsiiugec, will app nightly - a
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. -, =,
Admission 81 cents. Private Boxes 81 c'hts- "e, :"
NEELODEON MUSIC HALL,
IVA BALTIMORE STREET,
E.uy doors fast of Maryland Institute,
Having been entirely improved y open e'>Iy NiSh
wi. f. a large and excellent company o. ,n,,,D,.
ElRSTCLASS PERFORM ESS ...
TN. ,n.rtts meats this g9puaf place of amusement
c,- -; Esrr.s PaDt0ume Ethiopian Scenes, G mic gnl
r.5,9 NIL Singing, Gymnastc performances by two o
th lest artists IL this country and dancing by beautiful
s.5-A admission TO- Is ans % cents. a7H
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DAILY AND TRl-IS EEkLY EXCHANGE.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
< Twenty cents line for space occupied each

'hieh TIE DAILl EXCHANGE is mailed:
ro.7-,,gv,c,s ~ vrao,,,,.
sc s;i:, y Ganis} Bridge PPts ,
A Jam springs Us. mans Store Eo.t Royal
i. Ky, ia aaG.vie P" ar1s,o,;,$
~ A~'N''7 i5.,-'. = l..i'>"'o''," 4
{ ias1,yi,,, Hg+.."Z 2PfhSS !f'9et>s Ann . ID
52r; s1 KIN, s' n5H s,sI aat[Gk
5uipepeg Il 6el2ssyife i;?ass :=---"- -.i
Taa6ery Plain ,a H ia S s sp rs
Iap.yilis 'iei.ffso9 iteI' : W.. ''''1if@
- YlhfiSoa % tIiHi St''isS Gt.,'Itn1
yiarkShnr% !taNttoWh SSi ial.i'"! ,- =
Ghamosrsnf2 At .,1.tS., SGsghtt@ii'o""
Gonrad,s Store l,.nroy scousvie
gobn's !slsnd Lancaster c Seo.tsE@ars
Canicelo i'eesaurg, %h1" trrtk
Centre Cross Linden Station SS,,t subj 4P SPRINGS
CacaIo9 pSp"' i .f T ThaeT,T';I rs
Ghui&AView 5!il"oaA s..- mi'It815i,'1 IT.
Goa Goa : Hc"lh Ply $50 = d" jT,ir ,ji.Is
Dublin f:ti 49, I,, ,ign ti,'% =.
ickinSon Mathsgs b iG ,tSI. IL, ri,,,b,
E 5;t , ,5gtti f-si,A Sf|n. "'
f = . ., fSo n.{1 Werren-nn
Fredericksburg Fredericksburg SSew T.S W WaETa@
Barmont MnsEEi3n 49, Ma,.on s,rr s,r,ras
Fairfax 9 New Market N Ni,,sg 2N' OPT
Falmouth Sew store p; MTmte,tthi,,
Eetteranan Bridke T WG!5 lrappe
+ ARM NV New t TPtpr WmnisToaE
E bt9a1'Sf Settlement 0ss Cove .S %Siis6a<S
.sArma S Soe1iI, 2 HsSsi r,,airh i
S%srl@se 5 5 : S%a'''' Sa5sa
Eayetteyiile Newhern lTao5mssyiiiie
Hartford ,...
AbbeyileCH n.riington May B,uT
Charleston GrSeaSood Minnsboro
Athens &ingston Savannah
Guthoere: Marietta "ehadkee
Alabama
GaPaSs 4 anHtiyiie PS5ttyl
E Eioaer.a Marion a,dar,sr, S2 sIiis e,oio,
Greensboro Mobile faiade2a
Alexandria c Il Millken's Benz Sicily Islands
Line NeW TI 9F1ssHs
Bolve, Medon rarEsville
Ducktown Nashville Stra@berry Plains
n Mil POINT ont fGTdS va" Whiles6urg
No" 10 ihH LIME ~ 0op''oiNinN'
! roz, r.oJTox ygyzoI-Ix T-vnE,ouoa.
,.,- w.
view to a, fts pop,,iarsv and its sefalnssg
,.,, ,,o, many ,,,-, ,,.r,p,
|
/ AND
- -
'-'
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| =, r,,,,rr y, ,rz,,,r =, =. 80, -, -, II.
| nc 80. -, rs,,,,,,, 49,, >,recrf,xp Az, -,
-. No., $50
p -, nor -, ,,r,-,,, " ,,,-rr,, wv
, | -. - :, ....
ohGiStto VIZ LiAO saAAobilAS -OPASS VI kAio 'StJ'
Y AsD
,,,scPr r ,,-uorry !. Tmvp.
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goal OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,

GOAL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
~ FROM MINES
OF the
AARGLANE ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY,
of Pltsc0. Pennsylvania
ill> isA is Il sur domestic or steam purpO-
sc l. ceansei the best plr
af VIII barn freely WItaong cukr for COOK ng ald for
house furnaces K is highl recommended, prenuces
." r'l. rl.. Il is said by persons who have tntd il
f.. ar tJls will create es much heat five of some
,trt aiuus Of Al For sale in qusi-s SUI: purcia
s-.E, . tLg ASA g.! market prices.
ir'.t# Can be supplied with lump, steamboat pre-
FEt ti upon :a2Craple terms. direct from tbs mines
rtI" .y al or water, at short notice.
'U: ieti at my Oiics south Charlie, corner Cf i;a
more re-G at the Yard IA Cathedral BdGlt street.
aT 10 mail, vol receive p.Dupt attention.
/. snail Stove COAL. 81 per ton.
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FiBE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886
Cash Capital ard COCOON
Invested in the United observation-disclosures. s50Goo
paiiy 75Oo
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOX
AZ ENGAGENESF3 OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRECTORS IN Ne II YORE
JAMES Brown, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTENET, Deputy Chairman
e. n. ARCHIBALD, II. Z. NJ Consul
EUGENE bUTILH, HENRY GRINNELL,
Jos. GAILLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr,
E. +. SAHDERSoN
BALTIMORE AGENCY
Local. ADVISORY BOARD:
A1iN. TuRNBULIr {. NORTON STEWART,
H'H. q. GRAHAM, WIZ. F. MURDOCH.
Counsel r. ". ERUN f, Esq, Of firm Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TON and ON LIVES AT e LOWEST CURRENT |
RATES.
kREBS & HALL,
w hkEBS, Agents for the
", GARY Eli HALL. State Of Marviand
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
le-ztot! BALTIMORE |
TE!. EnEsa. W. oAnyEL HALL, |
EEEBS oe HAEL
INSURA AGENTS
ADJrSrERS OF AVERAGES
Aiso BROKERS i'll AL business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe-2eoN So EXCHANGE PLACE.
! SS0C!ATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
- COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET,
:, UPFOSlSE TaE sun BUILDING.
kecognizsd for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
4 Nd EAELICjT fcilCIES, insuTes DWELLINGS, FUR
NIIURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE ana other
property at the Low Esf EATES cF PREMIUM.
JOHN X. MOORE, PrcSsdent.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ. A. HACK, LANCASTER OUIp,
JAMES MHEEDBH, JAMES A BRUCs,
2LLET fAI%E SAMUEL KIRK,
Il o. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB Trust JAGES Young,
JAMES GETTY, Jos. c. BOYD,
NOAH W tLEER, JAS. b. GEORGE, ST.,
=. 7. FARLow, f. A. MILLER
tl3c2tt JOHN DUkEHART, Secretary.
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Ggals
GagI.
T. . A l..
10000 II 0 N S


BIT L II N Gus,
the cargo, load sin gle superior gu y.
COOKING COAL at 81 per ton of 80 lhs.
HART 4 MCGOWAN,
alO .eca2w* corner Riddle and atHeirsl sJs.
ftOhLl COALiI
- ~ Wing madt extensive arrangements for a regular
Supply OF the GOAL MOUNTAIN cos Whit Ash
'o-r ana The SHORT MOUNTAIN" and "LYKtAS
VALLEY COS Red Ash COAL by canal and railroad upon
Tn bet enabled furnish
lowest rates Of any responsible Jsiler and guarantee
= genuine ,..titir and liG lbs. to the II.
P.S.-AiSD, GEORGES CREEK and othe: GOALS.
X. a. Pen NINGrOH,
u South street.
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Il " Il Id =
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.

Served IN the city and payable only to the carriers
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers out Of the city at 81 DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
80 a liberal reduction to Cub5 and News Agents
THE TRl-NEEEIY EXCHANGE,
haed to subscribers:
copy, Ole year,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
10. SIN months. .............................2
Do. three ths...........-.-.........,,..l
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
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ENOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, COuntry-Seats,
" Lots ana Ground Rents. A fac Farm mile irOri the
Keisersuwn Turnpike, and 10 miles from Baltimore
tanning lU improved. One q 500 in Lon
don county Virginia the IoujOn aud HampslrG Kali
road land high state Of iyaon, buildings first class
would he divided into !rms Ii desired price
s45 per acre. the Western Maryland
-'A''' " j. d 0DELL,
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.srs NALU ABLE T AKIN
-Zs IN HOW I'D COUNTY,
-A=-N NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This Farm contains Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES Of very superior Land, wei wooded and vat e D.
has inc building sites and ahuEGantig suppl"
with fine Springs and running water. 1t situated on the
County Road leading fra the Frederick turnpike to the
RAILROAD The is elevated has a commanding
view and is perfectly healthy.
Il vii! be sold parcel divided TO suit purchasers
Appiy 10 " W GLENN,
nj II North Calvert street
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azaes rlaas r- TaAf sooa -m
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NOR RENT.-A STABLE in tie rear of House
K No 3lg, Wlst Lexington Street between Pine and
Fremont streets, Or 10 GEfER 5s.N liz EMS,
aplgf No. i22 West Lombard street.
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VALUABLE FARM

S&zA FOR REET.-WAREHOUSE Nc. 81
Hss Smiths wharf, to be vacated The 18Th instant In
ssassztS Quire Of j. G. HARVEY 4 CO.,
apfl-tf rs Exchange Place.
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FsVO FARMERS AND GARD ENERS-A NEW
& FERTIIIZEReGusi toi;uano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being auyai deposit, composed OF animal and
vegetable mater Can he obtained from the Ice Ponds
rear the Cattle Show Grounds Distance Charles
avenue mile At Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OF
mile at Gate; Falls Road half mile Upper
servoir. Apply at IS South street.
Price 81 cents per cart load ie22-tf
NE EXICAN GUAN0.
w Very choice Mexican GUANO for sale by the cargo
| or single ton, by ". WpITELGCK 4 co,
faJ6 Sout
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Dispatches were received in Washington on
Monday, from the city of Mexico, with dates to
the 3lst of January.
Minister Weller had entered upon the duties of
his office as Minister, and affairs had assumed
peaceful aspect.
The election for President had taken place quiet
ly, although the result was not then known. The
contest was between JuareZ, the head of the con-
stitutional government and his Secretary of War;
General Ortega. As there was no unfriendiness
between these gentlemen, it was presumed that
under the election of either there would be no diff
Guilty in organizing the new administration.
The Ministers of Spain and Guatemala, and of
the Papal government, having been dismissed for
their personal hostility against the constitutional
government, have left the capital for Vera Cruz.
The French and Prussian Ministers were stl in
the city of Mexico, and the British Charge at la.
lapa. They were waiting instructions from their
respective governments before recognizing that oi
President Juarez.
The pardon Of Diaz having excited tempest OF
indignation against Juarez, which induced his
whole Cabinet to resign, the President
his determination, and turned Diaz over TO the
judicial tribunal for trial.
The Cabinet was organized by the appointment
! of Mr.. Zorco, as Minister of Foreign Relations;
General Ogazon, as Minister of Interior; General
Ortega, as Minister of War; Mr.. Pries, Minister
| OF Finance; Mr.. Ramirez, as Minister of Justice
| and Mr.. Auz, as Minister of Public Works.
Mr. Larantrie, special agent of the United States
! Legation to Mexico, has arrived here from Vera
Cruz, with dates from Mexico to the 9Th inst. AL
the States of the Mexican republic had acknowl
edged the authority of the constitutional govern
ment of Juarez. The Archbishop of the city o
Mexico, and four of the principal bishops had beer
banished from the republic and came passengers tc
New Orleans in the Tennessee.
Gen. Miramon had left, with the Spanish Am
bassador, Mr.. Pacheco, in the steamer Velasco, fol-
Havana, the escape of the former through Yer,
Cruz having been favored by the French Consul a
that port.
Gen. Diaz, one of Miramon's ministers, havin!
been captured, was on his way to the capital Their
| to be tried.
The entire republic was quiet, and with the ex
| cepton of the small number of forces under tn
bandits Vicario and Mejia, no opposition was mad
to the government Sufficient forces had beel
sent against Vicario and Mejia to reduce then
| within brief period to obedience.
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DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good Offices in
relieving citizens from at his Rooms Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy Corns Bunioas in wonder
full manner, without either pain bleeding We hope that
Mr. Kennedys will be such as will repay him fol
years of study. o2uIy
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JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRot

JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRocHEs.
These Tfoches will be found most eicacous as well
agreeable and convenient in eviang and curing COUGHS
COLDS &c They are more convenient than any of the
liquid preparations, they be carried about the per
and always ready for when the cough is trouble
Thus preventing violent attack OF cough and con
sequent irritation OF the Lungs
n. HYNSON JENNINGS & CO.,
d2S-f IS North Charles street
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A VALUABLE PIECE OF REAL EsTATE.-A piece of
land was recently sold in London at the rate of
Sl,900,000 per acre-suificent to cover it with
silver equal to halt dollar in thickness. This
comes up to the mark of the old anecdote in which
the late Jerome Bonaparte and Stephen Grard were
made to play part. Girard had small but very
we'll situated lot in Philadelphia and Jerome wanted
it, offering to cover it with silver dollars Grard
replied that he would sell, if the dollars were stood
up edgewise. They did not trade.
MARRIED.
On the l7th instant by Rev j J. Green, HENRY WIS
to NJ SIS RACH vi WHIfER, both of Baltimore county
On the 18th instant. by Rev. Mr. Aurstin AUGUSTUS c.
ENGLER u ELIZABETH A. NEWMAN, all of this city :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIED.
Suddenly, OF heart disease, WILLIAM DUKEHART, in
the hSth year Of his age
On the 18th Instant ELIZABETH DAVIS. in the Sd year
Of her youngest daughter OF James NJ Eienor
nAyie
PAPER llANGlNGs &c.
Attention ia invited to the advertisement of MILTON
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ECONOMY ECONOMY ! !!

ECONOMY ECONOMY II
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET
siO-f JAMES H. JOHNSON
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WooDl WooD WooDll!
SAVE - CENT by buying woad OF ONCE of City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
Nos NoETHsTaggs
u
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ATES! SKATES! SKATES!
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO..
dl9ti $50 Pa1timo-o st.o,,
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from the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made, viz: Cure Of headache in all its forms