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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

1t is gratifying to know that the Ohio
Statesman will coon die for want Of support.
The establishment is for sale. Who wants
such concern1 JEFF Davis ought to buy it,
move it to Morrow county, and make It the
organ of Seeessionists here, who boast that
they have 900 armed men, ''resdy for the
Unionists. This is the best opening for
JEFF Davis that we know Of. he would get
up pretty fair list of subscribers. We do
not suppose Ysllandigham could be induced
to take charge Of the Office. BE can do het-
ter. We hope he will move South AorrOp
Co. Herald. E Es.r2 k.L
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aIeCIeIIaa vi. cam IneornIla.

Gen. Mcclellan is sid to have gone into a
camp in citizens dress, few days ago =
Eatsring tent, he found things in a bad
eonditiOn, aud learned that the Quartermas-
Ter paid more attention to whisky than to
his duties. Visiting the QuartermAstsr's s
tsnt be engaged him in conversation and
demonstrated against his mode of transacting
busIness. Said official became enragsd, and
told bis visitor II was none Of bis business,
end be had better not CONE sneaking around
trying to make mischief. Mcclellan an
sWsred him telling him be had better be eau
ti0us how he talked. Quartermaster replied,
''Who are yOu, that you assume so much sp-
parent autbOrity2" az am George B. Nc
OleEIan, and you can pack up your traps and
lsaFsP Re lea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
Items.

The city assessment roll Of the city Of
Chicago foots up little in excess Of thirty
fUs million dollars The war tax for the vol
unteers nets $4,000, handsome sum, and
creditable to the patriotism of the city.
A medical writer says that keeping the
mouth closed, both sleeping and waking, is a
sure preventive of evil influences from mala-
ria. The principle seems to be, that air, by
passing through the delicate inner glan1s Of
the nose, becomes puri6ed--asi it were,
strained Of its hoxious properties and animal
cule-andsupplies the lungs with the healthy
food, while, with. the mouth wide iopen, all
these impurities go directly to the lungs and
work out their deadly ends. la h suaL
An attempt was made to assassinate. the
editor Of the Morrow County Herald, in bis
office, on Wednesday evening, July 21st, but
was prevented by, the timely assistance OF
Messrs Hare, Marvin, Armstrong, and 9th
ers, who succeeded in Wrestling one Of Sharp's
levolvers from the nssassin, who plead gull
ty 10 an assault with intent to commit mhr-
der, and was bound over for trial at the next
term of the County Court-Morross. County
Herald .sA'H = -'hA g
"a Daughter of South Carolina says
that Gen. p. G. Toutant (alias BeaulegaTd)
is not blessed witha great portion of this
worlds goods, aud proposes that every Wo-
man Of South Carolina contribute q dollar
for fund to be be inVesLed In Confederate
bonds and presented TO him. .i.s-.T u :
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FROM HYATTsTORN.
co-aioJ HYArrsrowS. Aug.

= n IIAIIsIU"Ni mug. %.
A gentleman from Hsrper's Ferry reports
that the Unionists are leaving in great num-
bers. There was no secession force in that
neighhorhood, except one hundred and fifty
cavalry. -.
News from Martinsburg says that the reb-
els are taking up the railroad track, taking
down locomotives, and carrying off the ma
chinery Of the company's work shops. They
say they will take mp sufficient track to con-
meet to connect Winchester with Strasburg
There were ysgle rumors to-day that the
rebels intended making demonstrations at
Edwards or William Ferry. .s..t
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RROM nav YnRK.

1fHIIItk 5'1'il NEw YoRKi Aug. 90
The Commercial says the captain of a
Maine vessel taken by privateer in May,
and Who was allowed the largest liberty by
the rebels, IS aboard the Minnesota. He OBJ
tanned valuable inforrna' ion in regard to the
forsifeatio1s at HatteTss Inlet, and doubt
less ere this has guided the naval expedition
there, where it will operate in the reduction
of the batteries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

OoKE AND GoEE.-4C. L. Yallandieham-
the notorious-arrived in this city last eve
ming, and had a reception not at all to bis
liking If We may judge from the fact that
be lefE on the FIRST train. If it had not been
fer the efforts Of citizens opposed to violence,
the areh traitor would have been taught that
this part Of the country was no place for
him. There is vacant bed for him in Fort
Lafayetts, which We trust be viii soon cccu-
py.- ColarmbHs Fact aal ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

The following is the Piesyune market re-
port for August l4sh. This day is but a
sample Of about every day
CotsOn-We do not hear of q sale today.
Receipts mons.
Molsssess-N Nothing reported. 5000
Lard Nothing transpired. 84iakg
Cofes-No Nothing reported. lg s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
FROM BOsTnN.

BosFOE, Aug. %.
The report that the Secretary of War has
called five additional regiments from Masss-
chusetts has reused the patriotism of our cit
liens. r r
Senator Wilson's regiment started with
300 recruits. --..-F D r
The first installment of the Government
loan, ten millions, was formally accepted st
e meeting Of the Associated Boston Banks
to-day, .-f -- - j.
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Cnbinet Mating.

As aspecimen Of the Cabinet-making pro-
clivities of some ofths meddling newspapers
of the day, we append the following list Of
names which the New York Leader afirms
are about to become the Constitutional ad-
visers Of the President:
Secretary of State-Andrsw Johnson, OF
Tennessee,
Secretary OF War-JOseph Holt, of Ken
lucky.
Secretary Of the Navy-N. P. Banks, of
Massachusetts,
= Secretary Of tae Treasury-Augustus Bel
mont Of New York. 80.
Secretary Of the Interior-Gov. Sprague,
of Rhode Island -
Attorney General-Edward Everett of
Massachusetts,.
POstmaster-Gsneral-sChuylsr Colfax, Of
Indiana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

Among the Union men present on the o.
casion Of tearing down the white flag at
Stepney, Conn, was P. 7. Barnum. After
The seceshers were routed, the Starr and
Stripes we're raised when Barnum called the
crowd to order, and q meeting was organ
lied, and resolutions passed, Of which the
following is . sample;
ResOlUsd, That until this war is ended in
the complete suppression Of this wicked re-
belliOn, we will stand by the old Stars and
Stripes; and hereby pledge our lives, our
fortunes, and our sacred honor, to defend it
10 the last.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.
Daniel Decker, editor of the Hagerstowu
Nail, WAS arrested to day by the Govern,
ment Iilsf p .H7.s.a %
Gen. McKaig, Senator from Allegheny
county, was arrested In Washington county.
Both win probably be sent to Fort McHenry.
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MAILs CUT OFF FROM KENTUCKY
REBELS. oa-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A RAILROAD
10 IN MISSOURI CAV j
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IILsLss o. lI-- EaI REBIL RREs .DENFs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
!. g! COLD I'D, RANDs and. g. g 90. 5 s


sFAMEe 81. ODELL. BRASS
4la9 HorE d ssaEs as5srsDlion, Eo IS t.5I5s 80
1l1E door1 fEcu sule5 5ior ellsft, 0lerlfsI &C., ]
y rr57ored 70 lufnllh AL kindl OF rIorf ~ -,
3l1el, W1teg O. ga8, end all ths s1fl.,1r \
1!e4 IN t1e Rlunbing Bq1llezs. HeaF Pu17r1 - 7II
nc saa-s 40 rsraFeq Bra.1 oa.tlnE sois so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

LINES or HoA DAVID wrLMOE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

I IaPORTANT FROM THE HAR-
PEH'S FERRY REGION a4.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

TIE STAPLE.-The London Once a Week,
of July 9Th, referring to the Seeding States,
Rava.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
Last Nights Report.

ARREsT 0E MORE rRAIToRs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

'There remains for them the painful dis.
cOvery that the world is learning to do With
out their staple2'4al Eisal
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j, B. COBB & Co.

DAVIS. GA ARFHAGE 6aDaER kEnAISS; -
Ing an scco-nt Cf the ExcaFation1 and Ae-
: sf77e hes on The lie Of the fhonic11n -
iis IN Afrf & and other A6lsesn5 p.aee5. sol-
1fefed under The Ausptce9 o. , e. 4L5clll , -
srument y Dr. n DAYS, g y frolu9ar
r ~ Uf1r ersted with Maps " MO0d-oula, O1rclno-
Lithographss SC. eyol Musilnt y e 1. i,,ra
FUr sails by y. 2. o07o = W
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ARREST OF r. B, sCHNARLF.

INTERESTING NEWS FROM
THE PLAINS.
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The reception ofsuch irieaaiy and patriotic
assurances as are contained IN the following
from the Old Keystone Stats, are among lhe
pleasant incidents attending the labor 0'
iournalizing:
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the DAILY EXCHANGE,
PCBTIsEED RI
GLEN 4 CO,
n T. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS

N T. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
TIE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear Wi'e p"pe'
and Wit bel and distinct type, which Is coi's'a' -
newed; thus of.ring 10 merchants and olie's i7 ~
ofits columns, peculiar advantages for the
attractive display of their advertisements WHICH, ~ ~
aco, with its ALREADY large and steadily increasing sun
scr;non liz, m.kes II the most desirable medlum LOT al
vertising presented to this 'onhuht9
xNS pEssE OR LABOR Is SPARED to furnish
~, aad ~ TTE EXCHANGE with the most prompt, full,
"a ,,,hnt, intelligence upon all matters OF public inter
eat domestic or foreign
nits COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
al mat relates to it's REPORTS OF THE DOM STIC
MARKETS it has established for itself reputation which
;p,6es the merchants OF this citv in recognising it
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business int. uvuve; whilst the leading
careful review in its editorial columns
The interests of and the state OF the markets are
so constantly and intimately affected by the Of poi
cal affairs throughout world, that Journal which
aspIes to be anything than commercial report
err daily price current sry devote reason
ah space dissemination Of political intelligence an
the discussion of political questions Ia this department
the paper which, spar from its commercial importance
also possesses pecu lar AID exclusive inters of it, own
and fearless independence, equally removed frnn
servlle partisaShp upon the hand and tiEnld neu
trality upon the other.
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.ssss,sllAAaEsH OAD DomINlOE 81 az l5oA

gssiEIA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
szss5s7Asa5s.eu COMPANY
FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
INGS ON THE RAPPAHANN0CK RIVER.
The steamer VIRGINIA., Captain \. Eairhank, eaYes
Baltimore, FROM her berth, at Needhama pierLight
wharf, EV cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock, ana
r s4 eayes fredericksburg EN FRY 3 :
the tram OF cars from Richmond ana Washington Stoppn:
az all The regular Landings tie R2ppahannock rivi
gong and returning to land and receive freight and g
sCngers ' $3.50 s'1
THE VIRGINIA
Is new and was built by merchants of Frels
Tlcks arg and Baltimore Interested in the trade, and
and farmers residing IN the counties BORDERING
On me appaiannock, for the express purpose keeping
1rs class steamer the During winter the Tor
ward deck has been enclosed, thus aorng complete pro
lection for Horses and other live stock CARRIAGES Of al
sizes can be taken on board and carried under deck without
ikhg Oh the wheels Her staeroom berth accom- a.
9 aGps IRE large and commodoas and her eapaey o
fe'snt Intensive AS passenger and freight boat
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
by x ): GAPRON CO., Bowy's wharf
- Irsght received on board Of the Steamer WeGnesIa
anI IauTSdays and on Fridays up O'Clock, P NJ.
h. t2T i@rthe Information and Tank Receipt Of tor
py the Company, apply on board, or to
L. j. CAPRON & CO., AgeA ),
81 .r-r-r,,-,, NO. 81 Bowly's wharf, Baltimore.
= obR UtTbGER President. Frederick
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;9sisls, 4Momxxs, It.

HARDWARE. .s :. 80, = |
MANUFACTURERS AFST S9g KRIS SfAFE as fEsf IL
All E KIM OF e., AM l y, HARRW 5 Elm,
FISH GR : EGRKis, AMERICAN EAGLE ANviLs and
FIELDS, sANbb%ttCR& CO.'S 6UrTAoKs, sHoENAILs,
2o5iGSs sHI%NTFoaR AXES; H4TgEEEs, b. .,,,,,,
RUSSELL i ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPAEY's
FlrgF &%STgAorUaING oonpANy's CABINET and
AMERIGAN HoRsE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
0. AaEs 4 sons sHogELs end,sPADEs, &c, &c
BlEti&$s %1L6koSAs R fa1 G5&S ana GRASS
aGfTE Sy tAH sE aGEERS ST9EFs *
al q witch we Offer atlovest Factory Prices nv9-,f
KEYSER, TROXELI. 4 co.
IRON WAREHO USE,
No. 10 SeUTH CALVERT ST..
EXPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Og
IRON and STEEL, have constantly en- hand complete
4aBRICAN.AN ENGLIsE IRON,
RAILROAD 5% sPikEs IS T, CHAINS.
gIADuor AND LAgR Afe? R6 f ffS IRON WORKS
ELK SHEEr IRON MILL, BRISTOL fOSaa'
ANTHRACITE and cHGRG64L Ff$ Io& FUKS1oEa
C.UGAN 4 JENKINS.
OC0AKLssI.0lY, KAERWA IRE h = 92g[!
!
E9MASM TG9V S SAE F AD R SaE1s ~
! WALES FRENCH AUaER AUGEa BITS, Ic
| J. q. H0VEY 9oR1NG MAcnIN IS.
| 4: RAINFALL, FACES, FIsIsBINq NAILS. &c, .
PF2SiDsEG Sy TOOL oo'aFANE' NUTS "A'HSAS AND
AYEkfoAN Burr COMPANY, Byrr Hsaors, SAD Iaoas
g4%kLEs E EE[Go2e ogssy Gems. soA5zg,so.
| 9C0VIL MANUFACTURING Co, S&srr BaAss AID
Brass BVTTs s, - s
nagiD SN ! D6,S; SIC yELs M ~, ,; A3aI' ,u,
sq3oKs -1-''- <--' -l'''
! nU2I6P xApEIRLS Assq Hs4arEzs - ,y!G-t
! I1TDCo a CC5I1r,T1
| W. A1hho O. oSO1li -
! No; South GHA Les STREET 49,, ., . N.Y.,
| AAE RichN ~ ~ EA hE re ~ ~ AM MAJ U
FACTO hEhS AGE ~ .,
Aaye c2nsTaIpty store gu St9I a q CIR
wn WILCOX Il co g = FikT fA aNb PAD LOCKS
EAGLE LOCK CO.'S CABINET AND OTHER LOCKS
| NEW ENGLAND G!HhEr POINTED SCREWS.
nNION BUTTS cos BUTT II NEE 60 -, mn,
hCSSELL d Eh"i sAN ~, E:4CL y -" US LOOh =
! -. , ,o,-c, AND OfahE IoopS'
| ". q IS DUS lIL&SS ~ ITSi sc. &C., 81, g., --rc q,
! BloODS AND THE DOUG LASS AXE CO.'S EDGH
,,r., nom, ,x,,.c =, t% Up ,,,s , ror-ID,a
hhho' fo" LAND - iAi1f NJ = r.
| TsC!ES EINfS9THG SHOE AM fyI0lrT- 4 iIJS IL
GREAT vIRIETY.
| A general stoGE q ~, ,rr,,, >, O., .,,,z,r,n,
BUILDERS, AND ShNL;T mAHJM ~,
| which is offered at Low ESI FACTORY PRICES
! ,o-,,, STEEL. Il, :, WIZ. r..
worth Ellison 60 celebrated Sleie!a C&stiSIee Thie
P0RTATi6N 80 6is.lf
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2Gqai Ngtites.

TENHlS is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city, letters testamenarY the estate of LLlZA BEFH
BucHANAN late said city, deceased All persons hav
ing claims against said estate hereby warned exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the 18th day Of March 1862 otherwise they may
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said All
indebted said requested to make in
mediate payment Given under hand this 9th day OF
September, 1861 j. ROBERT ISRA Ell,
Si0law4w EXpcutSr
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THE TRI-wEEKLy EXCHANGE
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHAN G e
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Its columns have recently been materially enlarged,
and new will be from time to time introduced to
render only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable ium Of reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety OF choice OV ELLETTES, TALES POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY KEAbN6'
selections the EDITORIA o. The DAILY ExcH1Edt
REVIEWS Of and Extracts from New Books; a PRICE
CIrRRENT exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad, up the latest moment and FARMER :
COLUMN wherein much valuable I'M relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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SiEgaiagafe.

81 p BALTIMORE ARD sU8oUTq6 !.
q Y4F4saefs - Ma STEAM CGaPANT =
i DAF LINE except Sunday, for PORT De
FT Isl 1870 pE SRACE, 2nd TIeE WATER CANA.
end OF vest Fslls aysnqe every WoNDaY WE'D.
,ig leave PURT DEPOSIT every TUESDAY, THTPJ.
Il II - snG SATURDAY, at o'clock a., ana HATRE
the steamboat LANCASTER" Cayt J.W, ~onl,asa-
leaves same place every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENING ut O'clock Returnipr ie, ".s
Port Deposit every MONDAY, WtDTFSDA ana fRI,
O'Clock p II " 'i@'S d. .
Passage berths included, 20 &c Is.
Freight received daily until O'clock carried al lar
rates and carefully attended to- NV ' "
Duplicate receipts for freight win be rscuirac
Al boats toWed only al the risk Of their
rae agent a aVre de Grace will attend forwsrdirg all
crcheGtse consigned to him for any on PennsI
yanis GanaIs,or Ill ship frehts itended for Baltore
Philadelphia elsewhere " '''--'i'
The steamboat 'JUNIATA," Can't Frad Tor,li,sor 80,
be chartered st any time. -' ~
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
s5n j TOME, Agent, Pnrt I1FrHsit &c 'e ~ 81
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~ U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

.asszsssFssxnaG T. . 0o' hR n LINE
FORT MONROE AND OLD F0INT COMFORT
Leaves the lower end of UNION DOCK West side daily
ana Freight and connecting wi the railroad Lines IL
ald rom Nashington, u. G., thiadelphia New York
Boston, York Harrisburg, PittsbuT Ia and the WeTi Inn
4eaatey alter The arrival of the Express Train New
The Glowing is III schedule:
Leave New York at A. a.. ,elv. Philadelphia q. slF
ana u 80 4 II. Leave Baltimore at ~ 2. ".
, ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES
FROM SeW fora to Fort Monroe and back ........s!i
from philadelphia and bacH. .................,,.l 10
From Baltimore and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &
s"~ Prcc1rc your Tickets in n EN- YORK. at the New
Jersey Ksilro2d Office, Foot Of CORTLAND street.
ner OF sixth and Chestnut streets, the Depot Bread
and Prime streets.
BALTIM0RE, Board Of the Steamers Foot Of Union
p?cS HUH U'CONNER,
!g+n Passenger agent.
NOTICE.
xzz1shzas1AsSss CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
EATURERT EVER
The steamers GEORGE EEMS and MARY WASHING
TON will leave Baltimore for the Patuxent River the
| SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. commence
ING on Saturday morning, June list, 1851 & O'Clock
HIPS Landing direct, a. continue during the season
| Returning every MONDAY. W EDE ESDAY and SATUR-
Wednesday, will be direct FOR Baltimore
The Saturday Boat will leave HIPS Landing on Friday
Tor Be edict leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
| O'Clock for Baltimore.
The RIVER also at Far Haven and Plum Point, goin and
|
Feighs received up o'clock on he days previous to
| the departure Of the Boats.
Passage to Patuxent River...,tl 90. Meals extra.
Do Plum Pont........ LOO Do.
40 falr Haven. 30 Do. CF II
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"a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, so.
i%Eseskl5 J. B. CHARRON Il CO, AGENTS
s<HzIEM FOR whey ARD PR0PRIETORS
IN FIR NOE,
Have just received and offer sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDlES vintage % 1911. Charron Pere fla Brand;
Emile Belmont Co.. Cognac Brandies various vntages;
Bordeaux Caret Winefrom low finest grades Burgun
dy Wines nom medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS OF prime
qualities
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also CONSIGNMENT 10 b5s. very cid AMI prime Monon-
gaea Rye Whskeys; 10 bbls. very old copper distilled
Bourbon Mhiseys; 21j bbs ane medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskey to which invite the attention
in want Of pure liquors. Office-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS
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&gaaS Els estaIsgN;sp,

BLANK BOOK, PAPER ARD
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
Nc. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STKEET,
EsAS ON HAND Z VERY SUPERIOR AS
s = SORFMENT OF PAPER, STATION cry and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRi-
fl&G ana LETTER PEA5 both domeaTic and foreign, OF
Eil the most approved manufacturers.
note PAPEkS Ruled and Plain, n great variety.
f.NQ hLOPES of all kinds.
STAPoNERY Of eyery descgpL!or, foy office and prva:
viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEA LING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INH STANDS,
&C.,
INK, writing and Copying, OF all the beat makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES. PORTFOLIOS, P0hTE-MON.
E4IES, 30, &c.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a., DC, all at low
prices
COUNTRY Il MERCHANTS will do weEltn fa22-tf
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sD"b. u KEITH: JSo. Z. EzLso, = R
~ N. KEITH, JR. L son,
AANUFh CTURE rs 4 GENTS,
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
OFFER FOR SALE At LOWEST RATES,
AMERICAN FLASK AND CAP CO.'S GOODS
pISSTQN,S HAND, MILL, CROSS-CUT AND CIRCULAR
W. 3. DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIX
TuRES,
ROY eco. IS WROUGHT BUTTS, STRAP AMI T. HINGES;
STANLEY rule n
PARHER'S COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, &c,
BLOODS, PHILLIPS AND WHITES HATGHFTS,
FGNN'S AND NANN'S AXES, AND GENERAL AS.
SEDIMENT OF SHELF HARDWARE. auIGts
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as5gS FOR LIVERPOOL.-The Al Bremen
s ship NbPTUNE, M. Bahle master, having the great.
T part CT her cargo engaged will have quick despatch for
he above port freight passage apply to the Captain
IN hoard, at Belts wharf, or to y ~ 'A--
A SCHUMACHER r. ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-13
vgNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su1

FENHIS IS To GIVE NUTFUE, Thai tie subsCri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court o. Baltimore
city, letters tesamentary the estate Of ANN d.
HOlIINGSWORTH, late Of said city, deceased. i per
having claims against the deceased feoY
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
the subscr bsr It the office of W. Pnkney Ehye, No q
Lexington street. before the day March, 1852
they otherwise, by law, be excluded from al benefit
SAID estate All persons indebted to said estate requested
2Stl of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-13

| 'ENHIS IS TO GIVE NUTiUE, That the subscrl-
he! has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
HESS late of said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said estate hereby warned eXht
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the 18th day Of February, 1852 they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
All indebted to said estate requested
Immediate payment. Given under hand this 18th day
| of August, 1861. REBECCA HESS,
| aImipiSiratrx