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fsl-t = & ~ .a- sl tsi-4-f. s1l.t1ils !
SHlHa1 m $50 I
BrandIes, WInes, ToBaceos, Cigars, 60.
00RR1R 0OELEsEAAD oRDR0R SzREEza
nashville, Tenn. 4
WETH ARE IN REoEIPT OF LARGE AND WILL
w selected stock Of Groceries TobsccOs, Liquors &cs co..
psed in part eOws, ts which We respectfully invite The Ct
SUGAR, MOLASSES AND SYRUP.
3 hhdH Louisiana Sugar. 80 bsls LOvsng's powdered
25ss c.1 Clarified so, sugar To-, s,..,,
100 IBIS Plantation Molaassl So 6aifbb Rsnsd 1oas,s
100 half bills Plantation No Paskag .tst Louis aOldsn
50 b6ls Refined MOlssss sOpzs New Orleans sOldsr
50 bbs Coverings D r ohrush syruPI
COFFEE.
100 bsgs Baltimore RIO oOaesi 50 bags Old Col Java 0sss
100 Gags New Orleans Rio Oof 50 bags LAgura cOassI
WHISKY.
bills Rscnsd Whisky 5Obbh Robertson county wis
100 " Ky 3D. 20 bis Smiths Old Hsssry'
puncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky. $500
BRANDIESs WINES, &c.
quarter casks seignes'S 10 casks Madeira winsl
SHs9sE; ora Dspr ss;1' N,s'
''A' G hGisi fI SIa5sS eDs, wns
Brandy 50 BASKETS chanPsgnsl
/ le0 Ginger +" 25 pkB Lemon CordiGll
| so " Cherry 25 :" Mint
blSckDerHy ~ boxes blttertl
25 Raspberry q" s5ph Holland dlAI
/ 10 CASKS RumI ~ a+--+
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
! 800 boxes Virginia Tcbseco-VArions hands
Kentucky ~ - - 5--t- .-a
IS kegs Smiths Pancake Tobaccol
5000 Superior Havana oigArS-vsIious BrsAdsI
| 100000 " German y .-.... n
1000 Domestic |" ~
CANDLES AND SOAP. ih
400 bozeI tar osndlS 50 boxes ItssSias cAndIss,
/ 200 hf" so TallcW ~
| I5O9r 80 boxes Soap TArisas kipds
| FLOUR.
100 hbII extra Family FLOUR - = ..--
] 100 eupernne - -
100 kag1 PennIylvania Buckvheat Nsu.
SUNDRERI. - so eEa -
1000 sacks hns1n eosESe eAlh 100 dozen Buckets
500 bbls KanaWhA Salt; 5Onest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and spikeai 9 see1 SAlDe1dgl
500 boxes Glass Ware; 50 bhlH PeessB srd RiibaFSI
500 Reels Cotton Roper 10 tbls 1ngsEh Welnntsi
I 100 casks Soda 100 dessn 6Foou1i
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 doxsn Zine WISH Boards
500 bags Shot assorted EEe 900 WFaPping PaPG
| 100 dozen Fresh Cove 0yEteFsi 50 hagH Pepper;
| IS cases sSrdines, i and u IS [" AIlspicsj
1 boxes; - - So b1s Ground Husnfdl
50 bxs Lemon syrupI 50 Fire cEaekeESI
| $50 pks Raidngi 50 bbs Cider FineEGl
| 100 I" kaekerelj 80 bbG1X Ala
| Is chests Green and DIssk i''-''i ~ 80
| With sVahsty Of ohsT articles sl.s5-u-
| mRT6-H EHWAkDS, HARRIS 4 90.
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
AoPeni at 6] O'Clock A. ID. Gloss at III d.
49,
opens Ia Oc cS P Closes At = CLOCK CLOCK P NJ
kALiAs mailing Letters put them in the ofsce beOl
hou % secure their departure, they vii
re main IN the Once tWsay-fOvrs hours.
Aplis-u W. D. McNIsH, p. N.
sfl.-e cash Arrangement.
AID after July LIST, 1851 haue agreed to sell iron 81
saoh other astcles keen, Tor 6ysb o0I,
A liberal discount Will be allowed
WOODS, YEATMAE & Coz,
@sf AILLAAN BROTHERS.
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Pour Horse Mail Coach

Four HOrse Mail Coach.
HHH ony one n Lneolnoounty ranning rsgaIly thrs
week and hack froR Rayettevilleto Tuilahoza4i le
tullshOmA snsay RsaneIday and Friday inrstsra eaq
hzrsday and Saturday, 70 eonnsct The
I1getteFisand he ears &c Tulahoma and Ter the
Hoa sfp1senEsTs- = a saith, agent, At TaAAaEla-
An1snd e1Esfal drivers Tbs fare through chi doa
ipl-wtf I0W0 y FaTLc.
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REMOVAL.
ETE hsys removed our Produce and Commission buddel
wv to Ae house No. College street, between UEon and
Church, formerly occupied BY Nho Green Co, where We
keep eonstanty hand large stock Of all articles in
The Produce line, which prepared to sell at The very
49, b. B. COMMON BRO.
Nos College street. between Union and Church stree
nAr24-h ..liz-l-. .- ss..
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to cayry ny Negroes 70 the szA
II II South, will sell about Three or Four
hundred Acres Of Land being part Of -
the tract upon which nov reside, situated on 3
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
HashYs, In one Of the best neighboFhoOas in VIII
Jansen county Soil equal any in the State For peu
lars apply to me- the premises 70 A. Y. g. LfrSsy, In
Eashytfie sepg-da P. A. PERKIHs. 4
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REAN9SI MES1CI
n An receiving ny Fall stOek Of Pa1si1r'na rel
following Factories, which viii be the largest as
the city steinEay & Sons, A. q. Gale & Co., Hayss Bret
HzEiet0n Brothers, WE Kaube Co, Peters snd W-h6,
Bradbury, and soehsIler Schmidt al OF Fhich VII 81
=. small advance cost for cash nsrotahs paper Al
and popular music urt received, together VIII ACco
Vions Flutes Drums, Bras Instrueut1 e. Ger tErg
" cone to ne, az number So Jas a. AaCLuhi
Sspti6-tf
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SPALDINGsS PREPARED CLUE
meets all such suergnces ana no household can Ar 70 Be-
snout it. II always ready up Aioking point
1nrs - no ienge1 neossty fog mpng chairs Bpiinred
neers mead les dolls and hroan cradles. II Is Just the article
or cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work. popular with L.
mes OF refinement and tAse.
This admirable preparation Is ussd cold being ehesesfy ksIa
In sontoo and possessing All the valuable qualities Of
Glue. Il may Be thg place Of ordinary
aaSalage, being Vastly nose adhesive.
- - USEFUL IN EVER HOUsEs0
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle PRIoE, 3 cents.
BAolessIs Depot No. 4S Cedar Street, Nsv YssE.
Address HENRY O. sPALDING co.
Boz No. 800 New Fsrk.
Put foS Dealers In Gases containing ioar ana tvsIvs
eossn-Abeaatfl Lhoaph SbOH-Card accompanying saes
package.
single bottle Of sRAlprsss Pau1AKxD aEuE win NV,
tee times lie cost annually to ever houshshsLU
Bold b an prominsnt RsoDeI, Druggists, Hardware
kurnltuse Dealers, 6rceefB, and Fancy Stores.
COUNTRY msrcsnts should make note Of sRAcLBsNss Pz
FARHP eICE wen making up shsr Twill stand any sIInas
NOIIee to Merchants and shippers
NAM. II. order Is the through FREIGHT AGENT Of the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad at henphis and al
goods consigned to him At Memphis viii be forwarded se %
s - = = WIN. eRrDuR.
O Non, EwIEs, McCRozT o.
+ LAHlR PHlLLlPs, TEzAss & BzoTHKRS
ians2l-d2Rs
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STRETCH & FORBES
Also keep On hand the largest and esst stock

TFuszes and supporters
rogsrsd n ais ekY- Whatever nay b the sse q =
liant, tha kind Of hsna, he certainly be suited hy
e he cORNER CoLLzsK ASD UHI0H arEEzrI Hlfre e
lsund gcod aasorzsnt Of Surgical and 9eEiAl IHru
Laoe Stoekings, Knss SAps, AnkistI. 40
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Lost Trunk.

AKENf rom the Depotof tie Nashville and Decatur Rail-
IL road on Broad street, small Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen and marked the end ''Dr. William L NiehoI
NashyiIe liberal reward vi be given returned to the
Treirst AGENT or any other officer Of the Company.
W ON PERKINS,
gpnsIatf General Superintendent
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Notice.
IN EoEIvED nom w. B. sery on the 9Th day April last
e, The toll0Wing lot Of groeeriesi
ta - ~ Ss-Ss' 3 b6ls MoIassss,
IL bags Salt.
Consigned Wyatt MOEng, Ryh Lsddng Tennessee river,
csF o. il oowen,
The owner viii please forward pay charges and for
this sdysennt and get bis Goods or 9 will b sos @ Iay
ohasges. - SOmAni
FsTsrIy Landing TSaIi & - tESEsSoHSa IR
Uns2S-tW&E2WSS -
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0nbIit SaLts

I'm CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will, bv viz
ES tue OF writ Of f. "a, me directed against the
=goods and chattes of George Stauch, Sell nv pnb.
ancu n at the Cortou door in the city Of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY,, April 30, 1861, at o'clock P NJ, an Of
She estate of the said Stauch in all that LOT OF GROUND
situated in the city aforesaid the south side of Lombard
street. Lloyd street, improved treesory Brick
H@ELL!NG with Back Building, designated as No 70
Fast ION bard street.
Terms OF sale, cash. SAMUEL McCLINTOCR,
flhl3-pCtS Constable.
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n2l-tfr of every description.
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
- CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT THE SIGN OF THE Big BOOT,
So WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Holiday streets.
The undel assigned takes this method of informing is
friends and the public that selling the balance his
Fall and Winter STOCK much reduced prices, 10 make
room Tor large and select Stock that manufac
turing suitable for Spring and summer of French Calf
Skin BOUTS, SHOES and CATERS, French Patent
Leather do. do, French Kid do. do By a particular
method of measuring enabled fit the most tender
feet they my work without any difficulty
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received and
still manufacturing in the latest improved style call
RESPECTFULLY solicited. P GAHAN,
fe2s-tf No. SO West Baltimore street.
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GJg-1artnersbip 10tIfes.

NOTlCE.-SPEClAL PARTNERSHlP.-I
undersigned ave enterd into Copsrtnership for the
purpose of conducting HAT BUSINESS IN the city Of
Baltimore, under the style and firm Of Nm r. COLE Co
WM r. COLE and WIN. 7 BRIGHAM are the general part
ners and MILITANT COLE is the special psrne, and
contributed to the capital If the twenty thou
sand dollars cash. The said Corartnerslp comm nc
the first day Of f. bTuary, 1861 and terminates on the
LIST day of January, 1856 WIN. Z. COLE,
WIN. T. BRIGHAM
WIN. P. COLE.
Baltimore February 18Th. 1851 fel6 2a6w
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH Is, Is
Ransgs YrN ArGsers.

[. NOTES, STOCKS AID BONDS
~ BOUGHT AED SOLD
No 4 4 sR55S bE SIX FEsi gr,
NEAR SOUTH STREET.
Buys 3;r i9d /, iells On & GoT~ mi
SF2G KS AT B2YPs N All bR MA A6
GhnANCEs 9ToSEY on CoILAfEk aR ~
BBTTYs ~ Sells FiRsTCLASs G f1 RENTS
and attends personally to all and kind OF Broker and
t2nkinG business. Ial50
! EONARD J. TORMEY,
coS Ea. e F 26tTA sr R4PEf'
- - - BiI,TIMoRE, ND.
COMMERCIAL AfE&l Bought, Sold and Negotiated,
to,,s Especial attention given TO the Negotiation
OF Loans on first class Securities Ial5ti
Z R. MGGINN & CO.,
j STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. NORTH STREET, ~
Buy and sell on commission exclusively STOCKS,
BONDS, &c, 10 this and 0 her markets.. Ja46m
EEILDERSLEVE & WHITRIDGE
az BILL AND STOCK BROKERS.
/ AWRAsON I, SAITH,
IL STOCK AND ELL BROH EHS
Negotiate Business Paper ans, and execute orders
for stocks in this and other markets. JUS t
Mooney BUSINESS II, S$3 v,,,s
No Al SECOND STREET,
First house from South street
ARTICULATION Of &E&GAS Sif - '+e ,
,,,,Crcr, 7 y ~ ~ tNp DON'A4' f'' ~ LIN
II r HNl9 Lo--N2 YIN 9IOChSSn orurp cu-rTrP1TTFs
U,vuS any ,Jf-ps IN ~ C0i + 4 TFR - ~
II, .-rH. Ms - GI4S-Ts M y 0HD ~ BIO
un p y crS a.. ,.
~ e III AZ tS
9nD IhaNShtLo, IdE biN0n Nm AND DAMN"
oI oIN t-oS ~ 81. = , IIt1ANoIlto. Jeo-u
gN0. S. CUTTINGS CO.,
ID BANKERS, EXCHANGE, ,u,.
STOCh AND BILL. BAoht h>'
t., -, 20. = s,oJF5! sIRkLT, ,... - 49,.
Suy ana scion CoInissicn STOCK and SECURITIES 10 t
ana c oIher InaTE E f ,, -, r,.
AdysaGss made on Stocks Real Estate Notes. and 0'h
Negotiate Time Paper End Stock Loans.
lake collections all accessible points IN the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in BankGbe and tncnrrent nds, am
transact the business OF Private Banking in al! o. i;s GePst
;.sas 59sgIs3s s1lSIs 60 On esl;2s!s
- AMUEL HARkIS CT SUNS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS
No. l9o BALTIMORE STREET,
on al accessible points IN the United States AIT
CaDaals, PROMPTLY, and on favorable terms. - - 49,
NOTES, at low rates. '--1
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER aud STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES IN
this and other markets.
owl
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91Latforny SraIEE.

"a MURD0CH'S STANDARD SCALES,
FOR HAY AND COAL, put up at short notice.
~ Also, on hand, al sizes Of FLOOR and PORTA-
SzA-A BILE PLATFORM SCALES, COUNTER SCALES,
BEAMS, &c, Of superior quality, and warranted dUTaEiT
correct. RlCHD. MURDOCH,
s2Su No 46 South Charles street.
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e9r0terreg. giQn0rs. EF.

ks1z2sS4a FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF
E all the varieties Of each kind, seested from the
Es5 mp0rations OF Nv CROP TEA, expressly for the
use Of private families, the quality Of which can
not he eXceiled either IN style of make in extreme fra
GRANGE. For sale by WM WHELAN, No. liz Baltimore
street, between North and Calvert streets to
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THO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTlLlZER-equal to Guano and cheaper than Stable
Manure being auvial deposit, composed OF animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles St
avenue, half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
seryor. Apply at 38 South street.
Price 30 cents per CARLOAD. je22-n
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5t0tHs, Gxtbaage, TT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds lsi5.
Do: d. do. d. Do. i i$85:
Northwestern Va. Railroad bonds q mortgage. ,,
Wanted By 10 90 81 sSAM0EI H& aR SRSo JT,
mhl3-u basement Chesapeake Bank.
COMMERCIAL PAPER NEG0 9TI5 by
mhl2-3t 1876 Baltimore street.
NEW YORK STOCKS
SFoC In C9H% ~ ST3EK 8USIyESS o.
st2efs a1d Pg6lic Securities RnTGHT APP S%3 F1S
GIVE ANY, boKD and siaS ARRH TIT IR%
ENRST-CLASS BUSINESS PAPER, single and
double names constantly hand and fof sale. LIBE
LET for on MARFN IE sSR3'
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA EX-
m b GH aNG wanted by AART ss,5 LGW yt.st
NEW YORK BANK EXCHANGE for sale in
~ sums to suit by MARTIN LEWIS,
mhl-Im 81 Second street {
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe25-tf 20l Baltimore street
LNXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
- - PHIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND; PETER2BURG and
fe25-tf 204 Baltimore street.
SSggRSEHT B#A GHB MOCHA AYR RRtE&s
yte26,tf 2ol Baltimore street.
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR f FSB1 h at e.
principal cities of Germany on London Paris and Amet
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
n A. AID y APPROVED CoLLATER4LS3 by, o,nso,-
gold PURCHASED, and for sale constantly,
- fIaa Gy THO 10; J. ., GARso ~
HTARYLAED SIZES Maryland per cent
sAAIL. HARRIS, Jr,
fe9-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
'E'IME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
SAML. HARRIS & SONS,
jal7f I96 Baltimore street
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- s,,,alf by ee KNOX &x GO,
pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
4 .Stfy JNo s CUTTINGS & s Con
GTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Sand sold by JAo. s. CUTTINGS Co;
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
| MISSOURI 6s FOR SALE BY
c.sSd % South St
r & Q. R, R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
=. JNo. s. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
| me ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
IVA LNo. s. CUTTINGS CO,
sSf 90 South st.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| Z by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
JulI-t Basement Chesapeake Bank
| M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
1fA JNO. S. CUTTINGS h CO.,
sSr 20 South st.
| COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
! Owanted by JNO S. CUTTINGS & CO,
| s8tf 90 South st.
BALTIMORE CITY PER CENTS OF 1880
| Esand 1875 for sale by ISRAEL COHEN,
s7tf No. 6North street.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| l. wanted by KNOX CO.,
ap2Stf Exchange Place.
Eeby sAML. HARRIS, yr,
| JulI-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
| ! Y BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
| JulTd Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| ~ wanted by SAMI.. HARRIS, Jr,
| lulItt Basement Chesapeake Bank.
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II FE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL:
OFFICE No. SOUTH STREET
J0HE J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NsuKEs LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, 4 TERM or YEARS
Or FORLlFE.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
| SLAVES INSURED, either Men, Women or Children,
ct the lowest rates
WM G. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON
s. J. DONALDSON, a. ALDRIDGE,
c. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON,
e. F. CHAMBERS, R0BT A. TAYLOR
FM. C0LsToN, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
Off s. Franklin street
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
u W cop>-rp % OF !, B4L 1t MN ,-o-,n-,
This Company Insures against by descriptions
Of Property in the city ana elsewhere Including Vessels
THos. E. HAMBLEToN, President.
William ". Spence, William Uopkins
John }. Abrahams, J. SummeTield BERG,
John steilma in''' '''' Edaafd " Robinson,
TIeorge II +. E S!9an John A ham5leton'
fc5.eosf - oTiS SPEAR Secretary.
A SS0OIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
- C0M Il No q SOUTH STREET,
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT Or ITS LOSSES
f6kE VESSELS port nfsS5 an and other
JOHN r. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
J JAMES 2 z WI, WnEEDEN' JJAaEs 4 = BRUCE
JACOB Trust, JAMES You've,
Mean WALKER, JAS: B. GEoReE, ST.,
siseotf ~ JOHN 6UK FiHiiii Secretary.
fI0ALEs INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ oOaNEE GT6 BBU5 ~ Es GAY So
the Licensed Agent, with full powers for The
HARTFORD FIRE 1 EtsT CoYPANy,
Cash Assets, a95GG0O.
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRa,
Cash Assets, sl,4S2,000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s339,2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, 1851 ,GS4.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE co,
Cash Assets sS7S,23a.
IERCEANTs' MUTUAL ms Co, OF BALTIMORE
WIZ. GRAHAM, Fres't
0' - '0A1--' '~' =
1JrE
EQUITABLE life ACSJTRa HCE society," OF THE
- 80 - - 10
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE. POLICIES OBJ
tanned any amount in Companies Of the very stand
Reliable information given on ali matters relating to FIRE
loss, &e, &c,
MUM, for months net used -, ~
FITIREHFE JNSiTRENEE IEDNPANY -
= "Ffl1 o h h S SRSi Fia9P p F Ss,E NIX Or SoUTT
FI0TS * & T e %aGg P }s ti i On IF AZ A. c
1oAaD or piRzo7oFs:
Augustus ]. Albert Samuel Hart
4
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eVSFWNN GAI'HAA' cjtN5tktt3 tvks
FNEO. W. WEBB,
~ GOLDSMITH AND JETETTER,
s. E. CORNER BALTIMORE AND LIGHT STREETS,
Manu- c&cturer, importer and dealer in rich JEWELkT,
WATCHES, and SILVER WARE.
Particular attention is paid to neatness and durability in
the manufacture and repair of Jewery. ii-,f
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFlEI.D, BRO. &, co,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are receiving extensive their alreacy
large stock OF GOLD WATCHES, which they oger to the
public at low rates. tt
l. G CAMPBELL =. 2. CANFIELD. J. EgEE5ITH
( FAEFIELD, BROTHER & CO,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS N
WATCHES, FINE JEWEIRY
SLY Err AND PLATED WARE,
Military AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS and PRECIOUS STONES
G2s BALTIMORE STAz2E,
rrT26tf Galt:--rrn
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7 OTIS FOR LEASE.
mi FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on

fss.::f FUR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
ia corner St Paul street and Eauk lane now occurred
-z2aszAby Mrs, Stokely as Boarding House.
Also, DIV ELblAG 20 North Charles street. north Ct f.
yette, which will be altered for store if desired.
FOR SALE-Original GROUND RENTS of $500, slS5,
sl2O and so each. ". W. GLENN,
C6u North Calvert street.
ff f.fsNt FOR RENT.-A lour-story WAREHOUSE
Es:is with iron front, and fine dry cellar, on the rorth
-S=-&Aslde of Baltimore few doors above
taw House Apply to SMITH NICoDE5iUs, opposite.
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r ENoVAL.
PARIS CHINA HALLS
ARE REMOVED TO
No. 210 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of and choice
GOODS, Of my own importation, and am determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE 1RONsToNE GOODS,
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality
HOTEL GOODS, &C.
Ja5Otr PRESTON pApp
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lie sastward-not southWard. Il 3 the cap
iial and Hkill and enterprise and hardy man-
hood ofthe Eastern States, that are 70 develop
Western Virginia; that are q build citiee,
and towns and villages end factories and
workshops, school houses and churches, In
places now almost unknown within cur
limits. The came material that has made
the city Of Wheeling, has got 70 make West
ern Virginia. We ell know what that ma
terial is. We know that without foreign
enterprise, labor and capital, We would have
been nothing. By parity Of reasoning We
can all likewise know that Western Virginia,
wlthoullhes same helps, viii be nothing In
a hundred years 70 come. What We want,
then, is q policy that viii meet the CASE
And that policy is obviously and mAnlfsstly
free State policy. . ..--a
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The Convention to formally organize new
State Government in Western Virginia, is
nov In session at Wheeling, dwill speedily
do its work. Over sixty counties were rep
resented, and the sentiment in favor of The
division is snsarly unanimous. Whether Con-
gress viii recognize the new State or not
remains to be seen. Il is evident that the
people desire it, but the national Legislature
may very probably desire either to require
the whole State as'now bounded to submit to
the authority Of Gov. Pierpoint and the
Wheeling Legislature, or it may1give away to
Delaware and Maryland all that part of the
State which lies east Of the proposed eastern
boundaries Of Kanawha, leaving to Virginia
only the western division, in which case
there need be no new State organized, or new
name. Bat the VirginiAns are quite conf
dent Of being admitted into the Union as a
new State, and with this in view, it becomes
a serious question whether it be as q free or a
slave State. If they propose to come in with
Constitution recognizing and laboring to
perpstuate slavery, we both hope and believe
that they will be compelled to knock in vain.
In these days of the slaEehOlders rebellion,
we don't intend, and cannot afford to tamper
with the institution which now seeks the
ruin of the nation.
But the probabilities are that Kanawha
viii be free State, If it Is State at all.
There Is within the proposed boundaries, about
SOC, 600 white inhabitants, and only about
5000 slaves. An the relations, business, pOlitl-
cal and social, of the inhabitants are with the
free States Of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and
neQrOel viii not thrive 50 near the free State
borders. IA this connection we are glad 10
see this language used by the Wheeling In
ssIligsncsr, tbslsading paper Of Western Viz.
ginia: q. 1
We do not wish to be connected any lon
ger with the miserable one-idead negro pol
icy thst has cursed Us all the days of our
lives thus far. That policy is always srro-
CANT, selfish end absorbing. It hangs upon
the steps Of progress, and hobbies both It's
feet. We have had enoCgh Of It. We have
hsd sore experience. Let US not repeat
the folly. Let rs have natural state. Let
rs look TO ourtrus interests. These interests
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nberIIn stndenls b rhe Arm.

An unfortunate item In late Evangelist
which has been widely copied, does uninten-
tionRl injustice to the patriotism Of 0herlin
students 1t puts the number Of thos who
have enlisted at 50. One hundred would be
nearer the truth. Exclusive Of six nom the
last senior class, fifty had gone from the Col
legs classes alone. The number from the 9TH
er departments OF the Institution cannot be
accurately ascertained, but must be nearly,
or quite, as many more. Suffice It. that our
Institution has done nobly, and, In sending
forth 50 many soldisls from her halls, has
given her own prosperity blow from which
It will not recover for many yeara.--LOTSiH
Nsps.