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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-18
RATES OF ADVERrTsrNo.
JOB PRINTING

terday7the New Orleans regiments being armed
The Secretary OF " ar is hurrying forward nea.
ures OF blockade, and says by the time Charles.
ton and Savannah experience its efEeets. New
Orleans viii be closed.
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Terrible Fight in 81. LOUISE

On the 10th inst, Capt. Lyon and Col. Frank
P. Blair, in command OF the Federal troops at the
U. S. Arser al in st. Louis, at the head of about
5000 troops-mostly those recently enlisted in
Missouri-marched through the city to Camp
jackson, where about 500 Missouri State troops
under Gen. Frost were static red, and surrounded
and made them prisoners. The telegraph tells
the remainder of the story, as follows:
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A large majority of the prominent mer-
chants and bankers of the cities of Chicago
and Milwaukee have entered into written
agreement to receive and pay out as cur
rency, at par, the notes of the following
banks of the States of Illinois and Wiscon-
sin, portion of which have heretofore been
discredited
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II Emroria. tn 'Aday nigist. hay u. CHARLES
MURDoCk. son u Thomas aad CAthsssns Aassg
deck, aged seven years ~ 9f-seBaFsa sssd
% Iron TOY Fssty please eopS 81 gp exam
Ts $40 ? aff~ s.
.s1.s "a -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-18

ATTENTION CoMPANY-Capt. A. J. Mitch
ell having been elected as Colonel of the
Sixth Regiment, the members of tie EN-
poria Artillery will meet in Emporia on
Saturday, the 95th day of May, to gil the
vacancy thus occurring.
C. F. OAEFIELD,
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~ ~ .
AARRHOa

On the 18th inst, by e. TsGlean,a Esq.s = AEss
WILLIAM W. iBEALS &ad Mssc MARY -,
HAGER, ali Of Batter eouaty.n .is q 4ss3 Cd,
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More Troops Wanted in Washington.


NEW York. May 9.
The steamer Africa from Liverpool 9Th
and Queeus,on 9eth is coming up the bay.
The steamer Kedar arrived bringing the
family of Col. Dimick from Fort Monroe.
This Fort is ready for any emergency.
The Quaker City is blockading Cape Hen
ry. 1t is said the VIrginsans are fitting out
the steamers Yorktown ard jamestown TO
aid in the blockade of James river, where
the Monticello is stationed.
The report that 5000 Secessionists are
stationed opposite Fort Monroe, is untrue
The Sesesh flag is still flying at Hampton.
The Tribune's correspondent says the
Government is considering the policy oil
constructing floating batteries for use on the
Mississippi. They will no doubt in short
time be contracted for.
Scouts arrived from New Orleans re port
that the Home Guard has been mustered in
to service with direction to prepare speed
| " for transportation northward.
The Mayor has called for second Home
| Guard. The men seemed reluctant TO en-.
troops have been raised In New Orleans all
of whom have moved towards Richmond.
The War Department has learned thai
SO. 100 men are within two days march o.
Richmond. Orders have been given By
Gen. Scott for the rapid importation of for.
ces TO Washington.
Early this morning The large building
next 10 Wizards was discovered to be or
FIRE. The n. 7. Zouayes rushed from
their quarters at the Capital and after break.
ing open an engine house hurried 10 the con.
fiagration with the apparatus, rendering
highly efficient service aud saving the hOte
from destruction.
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Military Movements.

isis- reported that Eew Orleans. Alabama and
ysnHsssse regiments eriwd at RiehEend yer
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-18

This action has served to restore conf
dence among merchants and business men
generally in the West. and viii have the
effect to revive trade. and relieve as some
what from the prevailing hard times. We
see no good reason why the bills of the
banks in question should not pass current
hare
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-18

Tie city has been quiet all day Several more
of the bodies Of those killed at CdmpJ ackson have
been identified. l
The number Of persoEs killed on Friday and Sat.
urday is stated by the R0eEiRg EeHs to be q !;
Wounded Is.
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WESTERN CURRENCY

ACTION OF THE CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE MEK-
CHANTS AND BANKERS.
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butt
ON
WING
Better
EAPFR
npor.ia I!
cities for our /
le arrangements +
same favorable
% week as our
n possession Of
other house in
re prepared for
me because We
DDS! +
OLD!!E
the citizens Of
ion, that
MEAN"
ID "know whets.
and ut this tinsI
ROCK" /
assortment Of
S, SHOES
iCINEs.
LAsswARE'
ID FRUITS
&C., &c, e
J RETAIL,
EmlcRASr
price-makiDsss
cad of COINS
nan pros''
usr.s stock g..
: adding NOR.
of our ssso
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-24
THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
N. E, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
PUBLISHED BY
X + Il Il 4 C O.. ,

THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white
and with Dol and distinct type, which is constantly
newed; thus Offering to merchants others making
attractive display OF their advertisements which 10
necto1 with its already large and steadily Increasing sub
scrption list makes it the desirable medium adj
vertising presented to this community.
~ NO EAPENSE OR LABOR is SPARED to furni, II
the readers OF TIE EXCHANGE with tn most prompt full
est, domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
ali that relates to its Reports OF TIE DON STlC
MARKETS, ii hes established FOR itself reputation which
ustifes the merchants OF this city in gnizng it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY all those subjects in which
their business int ests involved; whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics Of the day come under
careful rev lew in lis editorial columns.
The interests OF and of the markets are
constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF pot
cal affairs throughout the world that Journal which
aspires to be anything than commercial report
daily price current, necessarily devote reason
able space the dissemination Of political intelligence and
the discussion of political questions IN this department of
the paper, which, apart from its commercial Importance
also pecuar and exclusive interest of it, own
it is the cbjec. Of Tue EXCHANGE preserve position OF
honest and fearless Independence equally removed from
servil= partisanshp upon the haud and tinid
tra!ity upon the other.
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SHboQF8gbRrs.
enns, 8tfles anO I1istOIs.

{ VOLT S PISTOLS, RIFLES AND
Wh f Agency for COLTS PATENT FI4RNs
- ti!htf 90. a arge rtocS constantly On
haf" Also, imb5rterS q single aud loube barrel 0
.,. BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
ali grades for sale low by '' o'''"eA-'
r. =. LONEY s CO
,,,,, Nos. and Hanover street
...--I Baltimore street
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and new features will be from time to time introduced to
render it not only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable ium reference
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace
variety of choice Ov ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted FAMILY READING
selections from the EDITORIALS OF THE DAILY ExCH4NdB
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting he state of the markets. at home
and abroad. up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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g17IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO. c3 SECOND STREET.
UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND LOW RATES

The undersigned represent their old established nc
sy Inc following rstciass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding "'
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
1ETEA INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD ...s So 600, oOe
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., acknowledgements. 100000
NEW ENGLAND INs. CO, HARTFoRD..... 10000
M4SSASolT ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD. 25O,0oo
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, SPRINGFIELD .. soOGoO
krNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD-...- e5o,e0V
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at;the Agency
sl7t T q PROFIT l. Snys
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BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,

- ,...- CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIC BOOT,
81 " EST BALTIMORE STREET,
- between Gay and Holiday streets
The undersigned takes this method Informing his
friends and the public that he is selling balance Of his
all ana winter STOCK at much reduced prices,
room TOR large and select stock that
Skin BOOTS, SHOES and q AITERS Fre1cS 20 te @,t
Leather do. do, French Kid do. do BY a particular
method of measuring enabled fit the most tender
feet SO a. they can wear work without any difficulty
IhanEtu Tor the liberal patronage received and
still manu- featuring in the latest improved style cali is
respectfully solicited. P GAHARs
fezS-ti No West R,t;mcre straat
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,AgrltultnraI,

nzce1-as -
EsEztAGs9' ) EEMEMMy sssESssES
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION on CT71rTrpp
ssss - L & W. q e OEsE
Beng thoroughly established crop grover, we con-
side it hGt Necessary to tora AriGuituiiss they can
procure supplies % addressing
l. d Ri RH s. B5Sl i c Wharf
s~PRIcE s45 PER TON. CASH bs sno3ssi,,
~ IA N q
- sixty tons WHITE MEXICAN, containing 1907 per
GEXICAS Gt nm % aH a thirty tons BROWN
phatc Of lime landing and or sale by per cent Done phos
o,o.e THOMAS WiiITRIDGE Il CO.,
l &pt' u u Il and 10 B2wlys wharf.
a. U
We inform Dealers, Farmers and PIantsrs that v ,o
made cur usual extensive arran eIDcns "a supply our
S U''A os ;'-1 "'''""'S'8'ea
m STOCK is nnequ3lled in its extent variety and quail
w '' any mouse III 1t t,c Trade Eename:
W DIRECT I@h0RTAToN PROM PERU THIS YEAR, AND DE-
ICHABOE GUANO
ELIDB ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO.
pAKPD,g I.,T I'M +.,,r
bAhhiS y iohAND GuANO,
81 dTsSf ni9 sb 81, market per ship Mary
JARVIS ISLAND gIrANo
of f r. Sf Of & b. New are The sole authorized Agents
WHITE MEXICAN 6 kE%Tr srx,o,v sr,ro
rd Doctor D. Se~arts esltH@tsa
FLANI FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND coMrAxY's
SUPEp pH0SpATE an TI,IE
- 1l' - -, - - u va i'i-''H'
pasticn u Known '"0e ana established re-
Wv Inch we w sell on most favorable terms, in lots from
one Ton to 1890 'o''' p. mALcox eco.
GRAIN FIoq WadS G :a, War Warehouses,
ub1,ts h9ca 9.fee, Bowiy,s wharf,
DAUGB5s Raw-RoSF pHosP pa 5F7Sz Eas
af%s PEs }$n Oats Grass
sP!si To, =. 70 No s9ss1s T9sEi VI sL5s
= the necessary o"d for plants con3ans 81 a ao og0
Vi h'SPh''7 Oh i"L0e an9 per re- cent O. AMMONIA
apl5h No 4 Spears wharf, up stairs
RAUGH'S RAW.BONE PHOSPHATE is offer
ed to the aEEicpitura community as prompt and
,s., GEO DUGpALE, Sole Agent,
aus u No. 4 Spears whart up stairs
SAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE con-
ID n asys spa f;se2; ptopes
aplsr GE r. FF s5l,>i; xb SoIs 4 xssnt
! CETCv oF W .2HSH- wharf, up stars
a .BGGsH,s RAW BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
-'eN'''e' 3 Bt LIT Speh' "i'''''
GEORGE hUGDALE SOLE AGENT
AL$a - 80,
For the nnIca or s 10 "
FLOUR GRAIN, IUM 3 EE a9d Fko6UCE G ENERALLY.
C,pxvv 4.1r r. E6f isIHGaS;
GoRR If n q -Ga aA = ~ q
= u ~ IpHrS W. g
R1Spii, - S"I syyp g
P. Ii. GXEGoNT 4 Co, Lumpkin Ga ja24-tf
MARYLAND COMPANY s
| I'VE STprp orIoc1,, m. n g, ,,<,
~, q a. flOS1 M IT or LIME
No ia South Euta sheet oD5osite ss5,o Aee anti Ohio
Railroad Depot, Batinl, re, Nd. ' jui0u III
| 49,
- ~ W v
Planters and dealers will remember orr ,.1;,; b,s
80, 9nr IAcitles enable
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La EA5 OFFICE OF
s.1-2- THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
- BALTIMORE, May 9th, 1851
MOTTO.
Express for PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK, BOSTON
and the North will and after To DAY leave this office
at one O'Clock p NJ.
Expresses will leave New York, Philadelphia and Dos,
ton daily for Baltimore
Packages Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
and dispatch.
- For further information, inquire at
m9tf IG4 baltimore STREET
IT lSSOLUTION.-J. CHASE OREM ceases to
co. from this date ' -
The undersigned will continue the business under the
Jane firm, and alone
and settle the business OF the late firm
JOHN NJ ORFN,
Baltimore, April 18th. 1861 " " ansG ~
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M|ttsls, Aaraaare, III.

/ =
HISS 4 COLE,
iAafE5RNGS Af HaR REBA1ffS IN
All. SAVE Gz$r STEEL MILL CROSS CUT and
flSPhR N9RR IS ANNERcAN EAGLE ANvILs and
BRs Is SAtNDWFCH ZOOS CUT TACKs, sHOENAILs,
SGqRIttI Ne hRTFQRD AXES, HATCHErs. &c
WOOD E6S4 sSRESSGR E" CoMPANYs GI&L&F POINT
kuS 55icks ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANy,s
FITSSa " MI6aSE{TFACTURING coNpAgY,s CABINET and
AH G4IGANE ! F!oRSsENAIL ooHPANY's HORSE AND
WI Ah VI 6 SE?N' IS s,9gq y and SPADES Be-
pASSc cvTfSSrS WALDR0N'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
S SGY \ FR SSNiEATHS sCyTHE STONES, &c, &c
asiortnr6t d SHELF HARDWAREa large and full!
Al Of which We offer etloNast Factory Pri,es nny2tf
KEYsER, TR0zE Eli, 4 co.
TX y " r f 4 0 Sc,
! 9pOhfEHS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or
8 dX0S 2a9 STEEL have constantly On hand cc1npist
AMERICANA FD ENGIIsH IRON,
RAILROAD 2 $F!S i.9 4N Z; gH,1Ns
v1.n,7,,D avn Agents Of toe
'AD0or 4 hR tsAAE HR# I E6I$E aqH w2SKg
and cGkd92I PIG 2aS f Week.-Mrs.
EsUGAN Z JBNKIE8.
~ '05h rs ysSGtT fG ca fSS sT;t g1fArs
p. Axe Agents he following aianafsct6res:
aGNi G RE2Ts $ S SAT- T aD E S11s Ecz,I
GGA H3E FFkET sd, AggER, AgesR BITvs, &C,
4; RANDALl T 4cEg, F %SysafTs yA11s,tc
mp p ip ys TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WAsHxRs AND
ANGLICAN ERICA bGFr ooGPANY, EU7r Hrao.s, SAD Irons
GEARL E Tdv Kn5oGg, CURRY cOnpa, SCALES, &c.
s6bH Aig9S GQ PHGsP S Sc AND FqEEs
M EB H8Tsl3 55 jE3 SAR. BnAss c..,
DJNIfp EanETy.s s-,s .,---o l. ~
WATERS 1. SCOTT,
ASsEI04N Hz$$$ERE 1SD MANU-
CAST s%S 69 stSd5 e. AND CIR
EES 82E 5ARaa n3sns
~OsS ES% KID noA4E 4Ea G5SBs CO.'S LOCKS
SL6oBs 1N6 AE rbb 6tGifAss K IKE CO.'S EDGE
AHEs'' RowLAFD's, H1EfN2iX,s A,GoU4p,s
Ncks' FINISHING SHOE All GLOJf &A Ais ii
which sf:$ L Il, AH2 RI BG5Fda2 g3Eg
ofh F,oa e 5e il natl . r E4Ia sg g
SGPPy Tom stock on at reduced rates for DIRECT IN
TO SOUTHERN AND WEsTERN MERcHAETB
FA NOl isSI IgSsT w".R. B{nex R9r7 S FINLEY.
F.B. LONEY i 60. '''''''''
IAPoRTE \, ANn TliQIEs!LE bESLbEs IN
.o,,,. CUTLERY, GUMS. &c.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS. RIFLES. &c:
Nos : and iIA ir;:31a sTksHaisE.
Invite the attention q Country Merchants writing ts
cities W.. =. ,'''' u 'D' u '''s N sn7a
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2latf0rM Sraiss.
0lArrflGfs.

* sF:9I uARRiAGES.-We have on hand, at
G2@la-OUR MANI factory AND REPOSITORY
GnG Of The largest a2d best asaortszns q CAi;
!lt4HFS 20 ne louEd IN the city. Persons of Car
gcs are invited to call and examine stock,
htcrne! 10 sell at Is lev rates and accommodating
terms rs any other establishment
~ MULLHYER & HUNTER,
l'E5u Corner 81 Howard ami FraufliT. SITS, halt.
Cf$s-sss- e CARRIAGES CARRIAGFSi---Wa
Sts1a have an ham. Al - North q Az STREET thaiar
:as assortment 81 FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south G
"eT York, all q the Attest fashions ard 7ost approved
styles The public are invited to call and Tor them.
selves; ri! Of which wiil ec sold reasonable trrma
BURR, HAiGfiF h OCOEHEiI.,
~ F'eQSiT'nE don" al ti'" shortest notice rr22-tf
GiURLETT Il SONS
W CARRIAGE SAAUEAGrGRY,
No. 80 ECRTH STREET.
E5f-Hf5< The undersigned having greatly en-
iafged their premises aud iacrsasc! their faCili-
ties neg leave 10 call the attention Of the public to teiI
extensive stock o. every description finished
IN the most elegant style and durable manner, which they
are prepared to sell or accommodating terms REPAIRS az
tended to with dispatch and ut reasonable priccs
.,, JOHN CURbETT Il SON.
iyzt-V n North "tr-et RaltirnYs.
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S NJ ALL FAR Ms

THIS WILL BE DIVIDED INTO
S IL 4 L FARMS
To SUIT PURCHASERS,
TO WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL, RI GIVEN
To capitalists the above Offers ver ravortfl oprartr
" for investing It low rats in the iurl iia vicinity n
n large ami FnpUous city.
Inc NH Seat is oGcreG alone with any require u,,
H9 OF land adjoining, at low rates. very liberal charter
from the State of Mary land, which would be tran ,,ci
with the property, oGcrs particular Inducements 10 any
parties desiring TO form a company The present owners
OF t. property would be wiling ke from aurcr TO
half OF the stock OF such company If required
Terms Will be !ate u suit the purchasers. App,y.o
m7-tf G %o ol'1,1 Cal ai' IA n, 81,
G*s3.:: FOR RGNT.
Eiii The large threeory HOUSE No % NortI, Charles
AA Str which wonld b. altered for Store il dsiru or
Large DIV ELiING No u st Paul street. corner cf Bank
alci airy occupied as Boarding house aid suitable
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner Of Court
Hand and Saratoga streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Frat street, above
Mrs !" hughes. DIV ElllNG above ditto well adapted
wELIiXG HOUSE, No. 81 Lexington stree, ,r... -,
and Restaurant. 49, @" '
The adjoining HOUSES, Nos 50 end o. Favette street
near Charles one lately occupied Restaurant the other
Small DWELIING-HOUSE on Spring Court near Charles
Large STABLE and Yard On Pratt street, near Toward
Two DWELLING HOUSES on Carey street above Lex.
ThrSesteTy SMELLING, No. 5G7 West Lexington street,
near Republican street 7> 'i' '''S'''
Lexington. " W ~ ~ XX'''e
Iuio-t No North Calvert street.
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved fund.- OOO 00a
Invested in the United States so Qua
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS C0TTENET, Deputy Chairman
E. NJ. ARCHIBALD H. B. NJ Consul
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRINNELL,
JOS. GAlLLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.,
E. F. SAEDERSON
BALTIMORE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WEI. II. GRAHAM, WM. F. MURDOCH.
Counsel, +. w. BRUNE Esq. of firm Of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TON AND ON LIVES AT 7 E LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS Z. HALL,
W. hhhhS' Agents for the
W. oAh' Eli HALL State of Maryland,
x,,.. So EXCHANGE PLACE,
leE@-eou BALTIMORE |
WIN. 6REBS. W CARyEJ u.IJ
kREBS G HALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fe22- eotf az EXCHANGE pr ACE
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
. COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET.
OPPOsISE sun BUILDING
recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
Nj E,API. CIT POLICIES, insures DWELLINGS, FUR
NittRE, ESSELS in port MERCHANDISE and other
property at the LOWEST RATES PREMIUM
JOHN K. MOORE, President
DIRECTORS
VS.. A. HACK, LANCASTER nuLD
JAMES c WHEEDEN, JAMES A. BNIiCE
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK
X. C. MASON, FRAYCIS BIJrHs
JACOB TRUST, .AMEs YoUNG
JAMES GETTY, JOS G. RoYD
Moan WALKER, JAS B. George. SR
j. i. FARLow, F. A. MuLpR
sI5-cott JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary
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JOHN GREAoEN'
WHOLESALE DEALER
SALT AND PLASTER.
ap3ott No. SO EXCHANGE PLACE.
WINE DEPOT
w For the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES
Messrs. MoET CHANDoN, Epernay
HOOK WINES Of Messrs HENK Ell Il CO., Mayance
BORDEAUX WINES Of Messrs. BRaNDENBURG
FRERES, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDIES Of Mesars. R. BRUNINGHAUs, Nuts
p. TIERNAN Il son,
CharlrS gtrnnt
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Il II Il NJ $

TERMS
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
Served in the city, and payable only 20 the carriers,
TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers olt OF the city at SIN DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
ES-A liberal reduction 10 Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEkI.Y EXCHANGE,
Mailed to subscribers
Do six months...... Observation-Disclosures.
Do thIee months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
copy, one year. 90
Do SIX months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
copies mailed to address. ..............
90 do. 90. do. ..,,...........2O W
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ssx VALUABLE FARM
- n HOWARD COUNTY,
bAk THE BALTIMORE ANU OHiD KAlLRBt ~
,C bis Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AMI FIFTY
ol very superior Land, well wooded and wat.rrt,
las SYttti ne building sites and anuntantIv SUPPLIED
IN ll springs ana running water. is situated on ,r
Couuy koSd leading ir,In the Frederick turnpike n The
view and is perfectly healthy ~ " '''-'''''n s'
vii be sold i'll parcel divided suit purchasers
5F~Terms reasonable. " ''''
Apply to w. W. GLENN,
m7tf Npr;I Calvert Strr't
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81 s z LING EKCBAhsGE,
ROSS GA&PBELl. n Co,
II HANOVER STREET,
. Have constantly for sale
LIS o LO MOON.
--'i' u In sums to suit purchasers
= HARRIS, JR.,
~. BASEMENT CHFasAPEAKEHANK,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other slcr.o y; 2i
SbG other markets commission. .s;1.is
M GILNnR, JR.,
W. STOCK AND BILL. BROKER
r,u., , , No. Y SECOND gTReEr,
- buVS and sells on Commission Stocks and Securities in
This and other markets ~ "'t''' III
M Makcs ad yancrs ON Stocks aad other CclIateraIs
Neg0tlates IiIne Rlnnr mil Ia.l.l 1..r,s
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I II. LUChE,HT,
~ STOCK, NOTE, BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore -
- go REFEREECEs:
tIIhSon, Cashier Bank Of Baltimore, Ba,timorp
T. r. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank Baltimore
J.; NJ Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore
Thomas J. Carson, Banker, Baltimore
Thomas u. Johnston Baltimore
!: Z. Adams, Baltimore.
warwick, Frick & Ball, Baltimore
r. MlCke, Cashier Union Bank Of MARYLAND Ealtjrnra
3 A Vickers, President Marine Bank Baltimore
Johnston, Bro, Co, Bankers. baltimore
Josl'tn Lee Co, Bankers, Baltimore
ttugh Jenkins Co, Baltimore
Young & Carson, Baltimore
VIM Pinkne, Ernnkr. WashinuInr Ii f,
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Fl7Il D2AIJ AID SILVER PIPTS.

The great economy in the th.se PIPES for Sewer
eEe VIII De found 10 exceed, by far, tie any
material TOR the purposes II orders addressed az
a"oye Will be promptly attended Goods delivered in
nle'i'y free oi chtfke mhl5-tf