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and religious liberty! think OF it; what is it and
where il ii? We have already lost the one; how
long will We retain the other? Just so ioag as Mr.
Lincoln is grsciously pleased to accord il to US.
congress shall make no law respecting an estab.
Iishment OF religion prohibiting the tree exercise
thereof 80 says the Constitution. But what cares
Dir Lincoln for the Constitution? The ianaica piatv
o! the New England school has already denouncad
desire for peac' as REASONABLE: free speech and
free press in many places already muzzled--
one more stride and The pulpit Is sjicGced. He has
annulied other clauses Of the Constitution why not
that also? II the right holds good in one case il
is equally good in ali; and would do well to bear
in mind that those who do not now exert all their
energies against the present usurpatious, which
have stricken down others, will have no lust cause
tG complain when their own rights are assailed
A Arup ~,
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Ted Statcs of America are perfectly independent ct
the once thriving and furnishing city OF Balii-
moro and that there are other commercial centres
at which they can exchange their products, or
make their purchases to better advantage
And yet we were told that our largest interests
were connected with the North and the great West
and that our transactions with the South were
only of secondary Importance. Men, who pretend
ed to represent u.s. did not hesitate to assert that
the welfare Of Maryland was best promoted by Ler
adherence to the Northern States and that her pros
perity depended upon the keeping open her con-
munications with them. When the BRIDGES were
destroyed and the rails torn up, Il great outcrv
was raised against the rllinous policy which was
dealing direct blow to the trade of the CITY
Bridges were rebuilt and rails were re-aid-but
trade did not revive. 1t was not the cutting OFF
OF our communications with the North, but the
cutting off, by the North, OF our communications
with the South, that was fatal to it. Not only has
our Southern trade been thus put stop to, but
| even the trade we had with the North has come TO
sand-still SO long as the South purchased
| LARGELY of cottons and woolens in Northern mar
! kets, so long did manufactures 90 North TO
supply the vacuum made by Southern PURCHASES,
or to be sold themselves directly South So long as
the South bought boots and shoes from the New
England States, so long did they need Maryland
leather; and so with many other articles. While
| the North was Il factor for the South, the North
to some extent, was customer of Maryland; cut
of from its Southern markets. the North will mann
facture more than it can readily dispose Of. Mary,
land then as present situated, bids fair to lose moi
only her direct trade with the South hut her indirect
trade with the North and after the experiences O.
the past four months it can certainly no longer he
gansaid that her prosperity aud welfare depend
almost entirely upon an uninterrupted intercourse
| with the slave States
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September ., 1861.

Special Correspondence Of The Baltimore Exchange
The Primary Meeting in Observation-Disclosures
ton of Delegates 30 County Convention
ABINGDON, Hartford County, Aug. 81, 1861.
The primary meeting held here to-day, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the County Con-
vention to assemble at Bel-Air on the Tth instant
which is to select representatives from this county
to the State Convention of the Peace and State
Rights party, was the most tremendously attended
meeting of the kind that ever convened in this dis
trct. Men belonging to all the cid parties partici
pated in the proceedings with perfect unanimity.
but one sentiment animating them, and that firm
determination to oppose the war, and to maintain
the just rights of the State at every hazard.
DR.. Joshua Wilson was chosen President, and
Capt Daniel w. Cunningham and Dr. Lttig Vice
Presidents; Robert Henry and Goldsborough S.
Griffith, Secretaries.
On motion of Col. j. C. Walsh, the Chair ap-
pointed a committee, consisting of hiessrs Walsh,
Polk, Littig, McHenry and Hall, to name ten gen.
tIemen for delegates to the County Convention;
whereupon the following reported TO the
meeting, and their nomination unanimously con.
iirmed: DR.. Joshua Wilson, Captain D. NJ Gun.
ningham, VIM. G.. Burk, j. o. Patterson, DR.. VIM
Dailam, Albert Dorney, Samuel j. Ricketts,, Dr
Samuel IL. Birckhead, Goldsborough S. Griffith
AID John A. Cunningham.
From present appearances, Bradford will BIZ
beaten 600 votes in this county, Notwithstanding
it was his birth-placp
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To the Editors Of the Daily Exchange:
AS an item of news, taken from the Washington
Star, you note the arrest and imprisonment of Capt.
W. c. Templeton, of New Orleans, in the CITY of
Richmond.
1t is but justice to Capt Templeton, as well as to
the magnanimity Of President Davis, to say that
within a few hours after the arrest-caused by some
malicious informant--his release was immediately
ordered, there being not the slightest cause for
such an indignity to so honorable gentleman and
citizen of the Confederate Government as Captain
Tempeton. FRIEND.
September >, 1861.
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pMARYLAND INSTITUTE

ne ne, 18th 4. 4, ANNUAL, EXHIBITION o. TIE MARY
~ II ~ viii open for the reception Of goods on
te uh DAY OF September next and to yisors on the
eveE OF the th Of Ocoo-r ensuing ana continue o. en-
mere Tll ne some new features in Exhibition this
meT Exhibitions ~ an '' 'O''''i' " '''
cah c. Manufacturers and others are most II. pect
~ s IVA 10 make an early application space j.
+ictHary, az the Institute, will furnish
'iea'd'S ana all necessary Information,
s2T-TuS Fri4t Cbo5r,, ~ ~ ~ II
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CoLLEcroE.-John f. Stalker, Esq, has been ap.
pointed Collector of the Port of Annapolis, rice
John L. Hammond, resigned. The Gazette saws
MIR. Hammond was removed. This we must nost
emphatcally deny, because we do know that Mr..
Hammond shortly after the Inauguration of Mr.
Lincoln sent in his resignation and he only waited
the appointment of his successor to hand over the
boz Ks. papers, &C., belonging to the Office Nary
land Republican, Aug. 81
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Primary Election, First election District

At the largest and most respectable primary
meenting ever held in the First Election District of
Anne Arundel county, composed of gentlemen op-
posed to the war policy Of the Administration,
pointed chairman, and John C. Rodgers, secre-
tSry.
The meeting then elected the following gentle.
men to represent the district ia the county conven-
ton, at Annapolis, on the 9th instant. to appoint
delegates to the State Peace Convention Thomas
5. lglehart, A. Murray Thomas, James A. Fulton,
DR.. Joseph Owens and Hen Marriott
On motion it was requested that the proceedings
be published in the Ecchdnge and MARYLAND Re
publican. &C. RopGERs. Secretary
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, Aug. 81, 1861.
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On SUNDAY, the LIST instant at Chestnut Hill Baltuin
clnn Y, ELIAABETH Q. GIBSOM. aged . yelrs- r.cl


# 'a ass H 9r 9s
COUNT ON sn 2f3 c & at St rg Res
ter A. and Susan T Mitchell he 81 year Of her age
gns d asye k y on the 10th OF u
0 0Rs t the so piOPse6g Of the Psro;Ps Of Louisville
ring business life which extended thereovef long period
81 forty years: he became well known throughout the whole
1f fP9 si hs as o
Gf Sb war OF lo2 ana to al the various duties o. life
full cufu son, loving hu band, father and brother
He but has heat IN the breast Of every one %R6
hmeP 61 Truly 70 him the wSrnng ard the promise
ed unto b the thing that right Tor that shall hgg
PP r. qs h Who Se% mis- Of
miarlg known in midst and one Of the few Eft Ink
ing US with the memorable days of the revolution,
passes With whose birth he ' I 1s
aDd Ras under whom he Vel
barn in Sontgomery county, Maryland and coming to
sand inhabitants he lived grow 10 be the bird
grsa1 city Of the Union and none did than himself
infancy re among he most prominent and nsaiui and
s fSss Ta a. r
ohio RaaG e' s g9a9 5 sad hs
ms presidency, remains monument of his far seeing
3 Sgs is S,i; %erSs
% Su a 10 Rs PRFe f.
h Ute fm TIN s1 T0 dfT on to
VINO VINO; ha ad 9ptsd him az chief among The great SIX ma
I2ns still residing in the part OF New YORK tC
hom the news OF his death will carry the eepest sorrow
5 was highly edacaed and classical scholar
81 the world and his conversational powers being Of tn
first ORDER combined with the kindiest feelings renderet
n uSsfu interesting and favorite companion II bOiI
Ihe ca ana the young To the day of his last ilres III
left n void never to be filled " "
ms is No studied testimony of partial friendship but tn
spontaneous tribute of who knew him near and knew
nm well and who, loving him for his virtues is fully i'm
pressed with the belief that Sw few possess an,
cultivate the qualities conspicuousy shown in him
his memorial viii be valued by the wise and blessed by
| the Just - " '' 1870 -
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CRY 8uues.
NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ ,,.,,r, " hoIESALE AND RETAIL
HAMILTON EASTER Z. co
Are now opcnAg desirable STYLES Of OODS adartal IN
lG present wants OF the trade Great efforts will be made
Ae+p9 snd as fall and complete assortment as the
present limited imports viii admit with Domestic Goods Of
ktlus 9tiE exclusively for cash" have put onr
study their interests. " N' % ftr
GREAT BARGAINS
~ IN SUMNER DRESS GOODS
Such as Grenadines, Barege
- Barege Anglais, French Lawns and Organizes
topIInS. aieuci2S and Mozamb:ques
Ribbons, EmbTojderies and Hosiery;
LACE SHAWLS and VISITES.
summer hOURNING FABRICS OF the best cuaiit7.
W DeSrnS to close out SUMNER STOCKn as soon
as possible We have made still greater reduction prices
buyers should avail themselves OF this opportunity.
a3-tf NJ = E n iL 80 g. 49,
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NEW BALTIMORE MusEUM.-We are able 10 an.
nounce that this establishment, otherwise known
as h"nhepS Ediopean Opera House, will be opened
to the public on Thursday evening next, the 9th
inst, when grand inaugural entertainment will
be given by the original and well-known "Nightin-
gale Troupe" AS "a manager MIR. Kunkel is indie
fatigabe, and his past familiar course of MANAGE
ment and style of entertainment should be fair
criterion for the future. Among the company
engaged are T. l.. Floyd, the popular imitator o.
female character; Harry Lehr, the original "es
sence of Ole Virginny;' Nelson Seymour tn,
favorite performer on the banjo, and ". H. Charles
late of Hooey & CampbelPs company. In al
| there are twelve erGormers.
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YnoDo TEA--A delightful article part OF the
FIRST IHFoRTATIGH FBOG JAPAN, Just received a,i
9oE sale by GREEN h Y{E.
cN5! "a ". te-tr,lors street
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NuTRITIVn CREAM FOR TIE HAIR.--This prepa-
ration viii render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling eff Composed it is of the purest materials it
can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
ses Of Pomae and Oils without producing that greasnees
30 common to many hair preparations. Prepared only b.
\. BYNSOH JENNINGS 4 CO.,
PharrlGccutists,
mh26-tr SO North Charles street.
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PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON Gu AucE -This
celebrated Sauce is fast superserg all others son. the
richness and del2aey @. It's flavor, has attained popn
asity almost this country as in Europe For
sals b. all irst-clGas gEccers by thei! agents.
GREEN s Y0E, Importers,
o3ltf 81 West Beti.sor str,st
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BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY,s COAL.
REDILGEInN IN DRICIc

am now receiving regularly my supplies Of this cele
braed COAL, and enabled to offer to consumers at
very 10" PRICES in of the present unsettled state
OF affairs, and the possibility OF shipments being cut off,
would recommend consumers OF Coal to Law in their spp
plies 1T
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market
would recommend the of my az substitute for
steaming and other shall keep large supply con
staDtly my wharf.
r.. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
no. So Second street
For the quality OF the Baltimore Companys Coal for
steamng respectfully refer following
parties:
Aessrs. Dougherty, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel T. Pearce, Esq, Agent CromWels Line
Steamers; A H. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers.
Measrs. H. Abbott Il Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray Hazlahurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy3-tf
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-FIavIng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD FREEBURNIYG Goals,
oner great inducements to consumers to lay in their sup
Plies for the winter W. +. II. ONION,
ai1 In corner Lombard st. and Central avenue.
@AgGgAT
aHCULDGa GLaAH
3HTGm8i
8a!BT2l
SEIRT3!
PEEEEGr FIT WARRANTED or &u sALs.
tneqra:Ied ay sag.
4Gw STILES OF FRENCH EosCMs
EARKGID2aED BOSOM SKIRTS.
FINE LINER AID MUSLIN SHIFTS.
EEHINo SHIRTS ARD DRAWERS
COLLARS. TIES. 3rooE3
GLOVES AND HALF-H05E
, HANnEERCaI&Es
W, p. ri;yyJ.E4 :, Rgtfs
rATENT saaULDERsEAH SHIFT HANUEACTDGY,
1855 Baltimore 4tr.ss.
C15er Carroll slau
soIE AGENTS F0s EEu. g'.5R&, IL. Il CT q -
CRIME CCfTce3. Aisos
FiTS"T FLOOR SKATES, ata.,
Z. L. GTILTE.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
56 r. CHARLES STTEgEET,
!a1l-tf opposite ST. PAUL'E CHuaca.
ESTABLISHED III 1887.
TO CASH PU:R:C H.A aE.Rs.
B7ANDTEs, GIN, WINES, dc,
OF aiIbranas and vntages, in Custom House Stores
| IN STORE,
large stock OF STRICTLY PURE~oLD RYE WIS
| K les from disti!ievs OF high reputation.
uilt' sSttu respectfully invites examination of
stock which he offers tvery low prices cash. in oranti-
| ties to suit buyers, TijO5. THOMPSON,
| jel+ 3m % South Cav strpat
EC0EOATt Eg0ECMY .
| DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MsEa,
FLIa can be dcne By purchasing ood already Saved an
| Sp; st 0Hico cfCity Steam Fire " cod Mil,
No.3 NORM STREET.
! SUI" JAHE5 Il. JOHHsnN.
ISRAEL 6 Co.
IVORY TYpEa.
| WATEH-CgLGRE2
AND
AEIHDTiET
PHOTOGRAPHS
uii-f ITS HAEgroEE sFEzTT'
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAHEs FRYER invites attention to the very EXTENSIVE,
assortment OF Looking Glasses eore suitable Ri
| every position and of al! sizes.
| Aantel Airro.s, Pier and Wall do oval and souar.
Cornces Tables, Brackets, ConsoI, de-, at uueossljej
| prices.
The latest English standard French Eagssving Z.
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided sttenton IS given 10 the separ
ment Of PICTURE FRAMES Aiso fGa;aes Tor Miniature
photographs. Portraits &c.
FRYERs Galleries,
No n South Caivsr. gtiee
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE Benefit of Mss
He'e" Fester".-Tbis evening has been set apar.
for the benefit of Miss Helen Western, when the
East Men" will be presented with an entire change
Of the songs and dances, and a complete bud.
get OF NOW "nnundruma. amonpr which iearr
are some that have been perpetrated By the wits
OF the city. The celebrated "Sweep Song" by
Miss Western receives nightly encore
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ESTABLISHED III 1887.
TO GA SH PU:R:C sE.A aE.Rs.
BTeANDEES, GIN, WINES, S.e.
OF all brands virtarsq in

large stock OF STRICTLY PURE-oLD RYE WIS
X ES from dsti!ieTs OF high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination of his
stock which he offers avery low prices for cash in quanti-
ties to suit buyers. TfjOS. THOMPSON,
leii5m % South Gay street
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NEW BALTIMORE MUSEUM.


c..... NUNKEL' OPERA HOUSE
PRIMARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. anu il 'n's''
IL hShaGeutnt takes pleasure in announcing to the
EGoc oi iIin9re that he has leased the popular estab
lshment, the Baltimore Museum, and after much labor
and expense has altered and baau d il as to transform
tihto thy 70 81 comic table and elegant
ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSES
~ IN THE WORLD.
company engaged are composed of the talented
OF Tue Srsat original
NIGHTINGALE TROUPE,
ipTTIIn1lng among other excelsior perfo! mers
THOMAS l.. FLOYD,
HARRY LEIR,
NELSON SEYMOUR
W Il. CHARLES,
GEORGE KUNKEL
In all twelve acknowlel avores of the profession
me Aanassrls pleased to Intends with
ms great cilgnai COMPANY, give constant series Of
FtFcht adapted particularly
THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE
NJ me strIctest decorum win be Preserved
hF NO liquors will tie sold
Saloon. " " S' ''10-''''
fine BRASS BAND is connected with the Opera Troupe,
of the Museum, " "'
~ The Gr}nh Inauguration Night is
=, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1861
IEICES OF ADMISSIONS Dress Circle and Bal
coay % cents, Ainphitheatre, tn tl0) s3tf
{.:::1 WANTED-To Rent a WAREHOUSE
F3s first floor ana Cellar suitable for the Provision
business; ne having railroad privileges preerrei
Address with terms, Box al, Post-once. 10
MISS S. II. HOPE will resume the duties
w OF her School MONDAY, September 9Th, at her
new location, southeast Calvet and Madison
ST ,eetS, opposite st. l@E2tius' Church
Circulars can he Obtained on Application So Im+
INDICATION.
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NEW &C0Ds
3ABRlEI. ID. CLARK,
Las FOX sale eV .iptIcn Of tnz WArG4Es, JegsLs..
SILVEH AEn ~ His Eteye. c.y,e, al C,ayzrt
Nnteg atrs tzg,,
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IEP0RrAET so hOUEEEERpEHs
To Know that they Money by purchasing Woe
already 3awed AID Split ocs ofQtty Steam FiYs cog
Gnl,
80. 5EaEEIaT2eEr
Ei5-G JAEES Il. JoIINEl7z
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TO CASH PU RCHASER5.
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH AI.Es
lounger's Tenants Strong and Isrzeti |. Sons East
India PALE ALES. Single cask at 81 60 per Dozen Five
casks aud ever at $3.50 dozen These Aes are Of direct
Importation OF superior qualities and in fin condition
For sale by THOS THOMPSON
Commission Merchant,
jeif5n - South Gay street
ROOFING R00FINai /! ROOFING Ill
EC0NOAY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'8
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITIONS ROOFING
Unrivaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PsEFzoTLE FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATRR Pao0r,
UNEQUALLED FOB ECoNoGT,
UNRgVLLLED DURABILITY,
AEAPTED TO. Every CLIMATE
For further Information address or call on
JAS. II JOHNSON,
No JerVis Building, EoTth and Baltimore sts,
is'oH Baltimore.
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y. L. GTILTZ.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
bG r. CHARLES STREET.,
!all-tf GPF02ITE ST. PAUI'g CHURCH
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H CVLI.EHIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LA DIES
HAMILTON TERI NCE-GH n. EITTAH STREET
Nr r. DANIEL, e. Z. ], s, Principal
The next Annual Session this Institution will com
menGc, as usual, on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEPFEg-
BkR, with an o6ctcnt corps Teachers The Boarding
,st"nlin inert VIII be uudsr the superintendent the
Misses ia ELL nisces Of the Principal Of whom is
graduate OF the Institution, AID has had considerable
Renee the instruction and naanag.meu of Ycunp jies
in tbe ouh The premises conveniently and delight.
1rly situated in the most elevated the city, with
handsome playground attached, which is found highly
coEatcivc 10 I'll health OF the Pupils PCsrectuScs OF
terms, G., may b. hal application s3-Tu&sa6w-
WHoLESALE
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..lEs
sor. CHOSE ice brands h Family, Extra and Super FLOUR in
!. corner Pratt and Commerce streets
for sale by 4. /; WEBB 4 Bro 10, anu
!, - n W Thomas Co.'S and win; Clifford Nef's Fam
iy Susar-cnred HAMS, just received, for sale by
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets
u &. LIND,
s Tn ,,-r ARo q r. AND syPERIEEENDE
n4'' E"t,anoe On vsvetfsa'
4REGS : Y0E. = '''
SEaLEEs Ss s.ss,3H e itgosts o yass,
AND FINE FAMILY eKoG MiREsi LIQUORS
i.l;-H No "a a.tTI1aas aaSss Hal.
EyHs MOUNT YERN0N COMPANY, have o.
hand FsSa 5R yF IPffPG'f sHEsRs
o;Jua. gus ra aI5f HAEsns.
...s-. 'ss'o s--iog s. a.; e ;s.s , ss9
RUILDING HARDWARE.
Thg 4ttent9n Of RE M end BUILDERS
f1fa oissEf IN Ss sfs2Es is2R
S SiiEs 4 w PEPPER Esisi8o soN S.sse,
WINDow sAsHEs, moon, 49,,
TSorousblv ,es.onsd wal. DOORS RS AND BLINDS
Liaae hln III prices 10 SUIT
times. Fof sale by GEO. o. STEW
mhiTt'r Al West Pratt strast
RONE DUST-W arranted pure, and the best
~ article in the market Dealers supplied at rnanufact-
rers prices. The suit the times For
Whoiesaie ana retail by GEO. DUGDALE,
aZi-u No. Spears wharf
pAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOS PHATE-
~ Guaranteed equal to any fertilizer in the Market
Guano For sale wholesale and retail bv
a2I-tf No Spearis wharf
GROUND B0NE-The handsomest article in
~ the market, of uniform quality, finely ground and at
low price. For sale wholesale and retail by
GEO. bUGDALE,
a2l.tr No Spear's wharf
pUTTER-FRESH EVERY DAY.
IL We daily in receipt of Goshen, GIades Peunsyl-
vana and Ohio Butter bbs half bbls, tubs and kegs
and are selling at cts up as to quality. ELLICoTF 4
REEVES, ~ Exchange Place. a3Q-tf
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To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-HavIng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD AID FREEBURNING Goals
oier great nduceait consumers lay in their SUI
pies for the winter. W. +. II. ONION,
alG In Garner lombard ct ana Cap+-aI o,,ar,,,
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Dr.. &. A eLAHpy,
sUuCEsAoR TO DR, q. 4 HAER!S
osatEr ~ M9nTa GaARLsa ssEsRs
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and East Tu5ia
CHINA.
Qua tIo,,..,-..- fr great variety.
va Houseieepers and beginners md fra Ii Ia tIz
ans OF the above description Of goods. '
CHPTT.A% 81 c.
n oS. 2l6 and 2tS Baltimore street,
r-,,.,.,.,- \, $500 between Charles ami -. P.ui ;il,
articles generally. iy5fIf7
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No 3 Second street.
For the quality OF the Baltimore Ccmpany's Coal for
steaming purposes respectfully the following
parties:
Aessrs. Dougherty Woods Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce Esq, Agent CromWeps Line
Steamers A. l.. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs. H. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling MIL
& Murray 4 Hazlahurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. iv2tf
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= -
GGGtatipg.
NEISS MILLER

MISS MILLER AND MRS. COyERgE ,yiII
I'VE reopen their SCHOOL at 2l3 NORTH Ei1T1,g or
on MONDAY September 9 H. -ol-a" 81
THO. H. CONVERSE viii RESUME tho dn,ioss
~ Of his School on MONDAY, October 18th. ,a,Sw+
M RS. RICHARD WILSON will resume the
IVA duties Of her SCHOOL on the SECOND HONDaV
VI PtEhbEk It is her intention to receive limited
to that effect; brs e. Wilson Will continue to receive da5
sclOirS as EeetoJ re All necessary information can r.
OBTAINED At her residence No Il CENTRE ST aIS3lw3wF
CHESTNUT HiLL SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
~ &EHfhEMEE, Three Miles North Of Baltimore Md
neg, lsts It Is Classical School, in private family.
oueing in the refining influence domestic intercoIi s.
substitute, so TAR be for parental care and horne
associations Pupils received ten wears Of are and
upWarG and thoroughly prepared Tor College or for
ness Inc NUMBER OF pupils is limited thirty, which
cgcts 70 me personal comfort OF the boys ter soun
ine"Gtua and moral training, faithful supervision and
individual improvement. - ' ''
Chestnut Hill is country 100 acres and is nsur
passed IN natural beauty and heaIthurcgq There
Is bu0 one session in the beginning thF first
June. WI '' "e"Ae' az III
For Admission or Tor Circulars address the Rector
REV. FREDERICK GIBSON. NJ A
ei1oo..2'@ Baltimore, Nd
baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE.-TbIs In
eG stituton, with full corps of instructors and nvsr
convenience for 30 ding and Day Pupils will he re-
OPENED MON DA J. September Cd Ry the late act of n.
dowmeut one pupil from csci county in tho Safe IA
educated withoat charge for tntion books Fer alta
oGues sd lTe53 n G. BROOKS III, II IA
100. President.