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BOOTS AND SHOES.
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Letters To Canada-How Sent aud
how Puid-Unmasking n e b G !
Bsttery-fiTing Between "a Rebel
Battery and the Ne minoIe-ChaT-
acter Of these Batteries-A New
Battery at Acquia CTeek-so
Carolina Regiments I.eavin
Beauregard's Army-Mason aud
Siideit receiving particular atten-
tioa iron the Executive aud the
Navy-More about the Rebel bat
teries-fosition Of asd Sickness an
the Rebel Army-lBnit,moTe 4
Ohio Kari Road Bridge DESTROYED.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1861.

Acknowledgements for the very warm and decided
sympathy which was yesterday exhibited in very
many ways towards the EXCHANGE Evidences of
good will on the part of the people of Baltimore
came to US from every quarter, and our subscrp-
ton list for the city was very largely augmented
under the circumstances, peculiarly gratifying to
us; and the approval of our lellow-citizens can
but strengthen our determination to labor still
our own sense of duty has heretofore prompted us
10 devote ourselves.
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The 10th of September, although the anniversa-
ry of the Battle OF North Point only, has been cell
cbrated, heretofore, in honor Of the Bombardment
Of Fort Mchenry also, which did not begin until
the evening of the 18th. Its recurrence brings
usually back, to many of our aged citizens, the
memory of war and suffering, CALAMITY fought
and cheerfully borne, because waged against a
foreign enemy, and endured in behalf of the dig
nifty, independence, and rights of the Republic
To the young, as well as TO the old, it is common
~ full of proud associations, for it recalls period
of honorable sef-devotOn, on the part of the ci-
Zens Of Baltimore, and glorious and happy result
from their great and willing sacrifices. To-day,
however, The anniversary brings thoughts and
feelings far different from those which heretofore
have welcomed it. The Fort which, under ARM
STEAD had all its batteries turned upon the foe now
shows n brisiling armament, tenfold more for
midable-but with its heaviest cannon bearing on
the detcnceess dwellings, for whose protection the
ramparts were erected The Star Spangled Banner
still waves from the redonbt, where it received its
name from the baptism of a son of Maryland, amid
the bombs and the rockets of September 1911
but citiZans Of Maryland, to stand beneath it
now, must be intormcrs, or be avored-unless
they 90 az prisoners. Within sight of the flag
and range of the threatening guns, great city
five times az popnlous as that which Fort McHenry
defended seven and forty years ago-is stripped of
its authorities and laws-the homes of its citizens
lie open TO unlicensed .search-their persons are
subject 10 degrading and awless imprisonment
and COMMUNICATIVE very colors of their garments
are reguated-their right of thought and speech
is lnyaded-the liberty of their press is stricken
down, and they are branded and menaced as
traitors if they dare to cry aloud that the shield
OF reconciliation and peace be interposed
Between their loved homes and the wars desoaon -
The centre and support Of all this-the very
citadel of those who infiict and uphold it's the
old Fort whose memories have heretofore con-
tributed so largely to the pride and pleasure of
this peculiar Baltimore anniversary. What the
men of the old times would have thought of its
coming TO serve such uses-what the STRICKERs, the
BARNEYs the ARNIsTEArs, the SMITHS, the STER-
RErTs, the HowARDs, the WINDERs, the NICHoL-
SONS, the HEATHs, the DoNALDsoNs, of those days.
would think and feel if they were with us, many
true and brave men think and feel, not without
hope, now! Let us honor the day, for the honor
OF the gallant men whose names we have repeated
and of their brave companions, departed or still
with US, whose names we all remember as well!
Let us, above all, not forget their example-for
that is Tie chief lesson of patriotic anniversaries
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brilliant victory" at Haiteras Inlet, and that the
North Carolina regiments have positively been re-
called from before Washington to assist in the de.
fence of their own State. From equally reliable
sources the information is derived, and impaired to
the public that wonderful reaction has taken
place in North Carolina; that Unionism in the
seaboard counties is in the ascendant; that num-
bers of the inhabitants have taken the trouble TO
cross the Albemarle Sound, which is twenty
miles wide and sixty in length, for the express
purpose Of giving in their allegiance to the Gov
eminent; that secret leagues exist throughout the
State, and that quite a number of regiments are
organized in readiness to cooperate with the
Federal forces as soon az the latter are disemhark-
ed on the mainland. BY some egregious mistake
however, we are likewise Informed, simultaneously
with these pieces Of intelligence, that the people
living on the borders of the Sound are seeking
refuge in the interior of the State and that th'
garrisons of Forts Clark and IIatteras are IN Sc
rous danger of capturel Nearly all oil theSe re
ports emanate from one common cehu
-Washington-where they are concocte'
to order, and from whence nothing !
permitted TO be promulgated but what ma
received the imprimatur Of the military authorize
or of the Government censor. The great bulk @
them naturally enough relate to the operations i
the vicinity of the capital. 1t is there that publ
interest at this time is principally concentrated
and it is there that the suppression of facts an
the distortion of other facts 60 on most activel
and persistently. But if the army under Genera
MCCLELLAN is really so powerful in point of mum
bers, so admirably disciplined, and so eager t
conquer the debilitated and shoeless: the hadly-e
and sadly disheartened Conederates, as it is II
puted to be, does it not strike one as very strane
that the Coniederaes should be permitted to ad
vance to within sight of the capitalize entrenc
themselves on an emnence commanding Il
heights of Arlington, and to daringly faunt the
banners in the eyes of well-appointed army
which, we are told, 'can brush them ava
at any time ?" Why, if the thing is s
easy has it not been done before this
II, however, as rumor has it. more than or
attempt has been made and failed, we can yer
well understand how it is that the ''rehcls' sti
occupy Munson's Hill; but the fact of that occl
patton in the face of the army arrayed again
them, ought to teach all sensible people what lit
faith is 10 be placed in Federal kilograms and Il
reports of Washington correspondents.
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We are daily in receipt of letters, many Of them
containing very interesting information, which it
is impossible for us to publish, for the reason that
they have no name attached to them, upon which
we can rely for their authenticity. Several of
these letters have related to the treatment of some
of the ladies imprisoned in Washington. They
all bear the same testimony, to the effect that
these unfortunate Estate prisoners as they are
called, are denied many of the ordinary articles
Of chamber furniture, and that their treatment is
such as the usages of no decent society can
justify; that besides this, female attendant is
allowed them, soldiers only being permitted to
enter their rooms, for any purpose whatever. We
do not give further details, as it has always been
an invarabe rule with us not to publish auony
nous communications, even when they bear on
their face air of truthfulness and are corrobo-
rated by facts within our own knowledge.
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= a z RI +
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSi
SHIRTSi
SHIRTSi

SHIRTS
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Unequaled by any,
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsOMsi
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN sHIRTsl
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HhLFHOsE.
HANDKERCHIEFS
w. p. T0WLES Il BRO,
PATENT sHOgLDER,sEAA SHIRT RANUFAGroRy
ISIS Raitiuo.$ asrSst
Under Carroll Hall
SOLE AGENTS FOR JN0 CLARK, Jr.. 3 c0ta 4 :
OHINE COTTON. Also,
PlTEaT gI,GOx SKATES als.tF
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.
The claims which THE DAILY EXCHA NC F. makes upon
the attention OF the mercantile and business community
are simply based those principles Of mutual benefit
which every intelligent man understand for they
such undere in all industrial and
enterprises. If it can be shown that THE EXCHANGE is
an admirable medium for Advertising and that in point Of
circulation it will not only bear with that of any
other commercial paper in this city but that this circua
ton is dillused wider area, its merits Of
direct communication with the merchants of ether States
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd saga
cious accustomed to give matters that
their individual interests. What then the facts? We
need no refer to the large city circulation of THE EX
CHANGE for that speaks for ITSELF Its this
spect is, in point OF time without a parallel VIA;
to make frank statement OF its country circula
on because the larger proportion of the trade of this city
is derived from the interior The extent which that crcu
aton has reached be gathered from the following par
cuars which give to which it is sent, and The
number OF post Offices at which it is received and dstrbu
cd collation. OF mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGE is regularly mailed to Sin hundred and 9slUe
po06ics scattered through the various States and Terri
circulation those States upon which the merchants of
Baltimore chiefly rely for the increase and
ion OF their trade. In NARYL LAND ai""@ TEE EX-
CHANGE is mailed to t1ro hundred and itDD0 post gDce
which is larger circulation in the counties of
State than is enjoyed by other commercial in
this city. VIRGINIA stands next upon the list, and
Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENN ESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI.
GROCERIES GRocERIEs !!
Quick S.LEs SMALL PEoPIrs.
Father Abraham has got uP
prices OF
TEA, COFFEE SUGAR
a little to help him ont, but
Flour, Hams, hiddngs, Potatoes,
Old Rye Whiskey
and other articles are dolyRt
Small Hominy, Rice
Wines, &c.
W. H. MCLEAN,
50 Charles street.
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A DEATH D ANcE.-Two pretty little ballet girls
were burned to death while dancing pas de deux
az a., the theatre in Stralsund, short time since.
ihelr skirts caught fire from the foot-Iights.
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RooElHG RocFIE4 II R00rNG II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'2
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND CONF OSTTTON ROOFJEG
Unvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
UNEQUALLRD FOR ECONOMY,
UERTvALLED FoR DuRABLITY,(
ADAPTED To- EyERT CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS Fl JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building. cor. North and Baltimore SITS,
ivss-tf Baltimore
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Dr.. 4. A. BLAND,

DR.. a. a. KLANDY.
SUCCESSOR TO DR., O. A harris,
6gl-tEr 81 EourB CHARLES
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Havlng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD AND FRFEBURNING CoALs,
offer great inducements to to lay in their sup
plies for the winter. W. F. II. ONION,
ale I'm Lombard St and Central avenue.
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This Compound contains all the SEVE En- EAlENTS that
compose CEREAL and PLANT FOOD 1t haSteus, by ten
twelve DAYS the maturity Of the Plant and GRAIN,
is peculiarly adapted requiring early ana ygor
start to bring them to perfection FOR seeding
has been rapidly removed by the previous crop Il Sc
CURES TIE WHEAT FROM RUST and insures good
yield OF the hest quality Of Grain.
Food ''' '''0""S ls'"s d '''e use OF the ''"'
Messrs TREGo Il Sow, Baltimore The PLANT FOODn
spread this spring both here and at the experimental
tre6ed las the weights viii proye( my product OF both
grain and straw There was no doubt about that. No
color the !toong of the grain, giving the dppeaI
Der of seed the carrier rpenng or maturity Of the crop
where the PLANT FooD was applied the stoutness and
vi" a the P am rf a si' a a Win e t same e stGy
where was deficient No other reason could nosihlv he
manure was spread as top dressing; -
Professor of Agricultural Chemistry,
Messrs. WA TREGo Il SoN, baltimore:
applied the PLANT GOOD at ihe rate Of one to two
crop very good fully up my expectations. also
a apP ft 10 ea oP te a gs am s
ahead OF that on the side OF it. which was manfred with
Flcm the little experience have had with it. ! think it
preerable TO Guano or Bones-and shall 50 recommend il
PAS is put mp kGSsE THpM Mas Of
$50 lbs each. slltf
DRIVATE BOARDING. FURNISHED
ROOMS with superior accommodations in very plea
G f ety. address ss w. to sma Pd
Office sIl3l4
nISSOLUTION.
IL The Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
first last July The business win b. closed By JOHN "
aASSIE and NELSON II. BELL, who are hereby autio
NELSON II. BELL,
September lst, 1861 Sit ST.
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DISSOLUTION.
IA NCX GOD -.
LEONARD PAsSANO,
% CENTRE MARK ct SPACE,

ia N OK GOODS -
LEONARD PAsSANO,
% CENTRE MARKET SPACE.
In consequence Of the great number Of unrcplenished
seek new sources their purchases coming
ard having recently aysIed onEsy of
bargains for cash. we are enabled to offer one Of tie last
We confident can make the interest Of buyers to
deal with u.s. and invite an examination OF our goods and
prices, which consist in part of
8BG 3aehss, Ie@eiy Gn3trys Hosiery
| Buttons, Purses, Umbrellas
| Snspenders, Portemonaies, Playing cards
| Trimmings, Stationery, WO0len Soods
NeedIes RMS asclI Wares PERCUSSION Caps
And every article in the Notion line required by country
ss-order entrusted to US will COMMAND prompt atten-
s9,3mr So Centre Market SPACE
No. PERUVIAN GUANO.
'o'> " LIZ IN A0' HENRY S f5ll IT. WAKEFIELD co.
a2i2mr i6 Spears wharf
T EONARD J. ToRMEY,
q SOUTH STREET.
BUSINESS PAPER RoGG Gf AH Sf5G SUD sGlmr
WHoLEsALE AND
NO. 81 Z; BA H4EA sfhnrr,
5lSRET &c.
Orders for any brand or style Of
s3tfc Executed in 30 days
A D4' lAN AND
BITUMNous COAL '0''D '0'
| FOR SALE BY CARGO OR SINGLE TON
j. HENRY GEESE
o,,r,,1r, = -o,,u,, e,,,r,,,, Agent for Miners.
YAR6-sPEAR,s WHARF, foot Of Gay street It.
CHINA GLASS,
WIN: SHIRLEY, se1Tn CslvshT ST., " ''''''
sdoors below Baltimore street,
a' s e 6F 2f GOODS IN his line
HOTEL III kEE Hdqsh Krrgnoy
AT REDUCED PRICES TO stir TINES, '-'''
MILITARY GOODS.
cAEFIELD, BRO. d co.
,,, OF e VERF DESCRIPTION,
BELTS s.sHEs
'-''' ''' LAoEs,
kNAPsAoks' CARTRIDGE
COMPANIES
COMPLETE '"'''7"N0
Al P4 THh E sR6kfr4 4RF EGTf5h.
Orders promptly executed
mhl3-tfr 22s Batmors street
nLDEsT ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW Il. WARNER,
HAN 81; Il He55h a4E 81
SILVER WARE AND FIN Il GOLD JEWEI,Rg,
v.p ,nvp NJ Arp DEALER III
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Hasi store beautiful assortment Of New Styles and Pat
terms Of Rich Jesery and SILVER Wars suitable
EAR RIGS BRIcEEfs FINGER ds set 9iS
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETs
Gold Thimbles Cuff Buttons and Pins signet Gssed and
saln SoiG k,ngs Paac ana Pens sleeve BUTTONS ana
Rings Hair Jewery Of beautiful designs, &c.
Also complete assortment Of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS Walters Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES &c which will be sold on the most reasonable
srms. 70 -s s20r
TELLY TUMBLERS AND JARS.
81 PATENT FRUIT JARS
or various patterns and sizes ,,
FOR SALE TO H0USEREEPERS ,r.
AT LOW PRICES TO SUIT TIE TINES
WIN. SHIRLEY,
jeI2-eotfr HSouth Calvert street.
BREAKFAST BACON.
I'D small lot of choice Breakfast BACON suitable for
family use, just received for sale by , mo
1t .e..t corner Pratt and Commerce streets,
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SEg S0Oss.
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
LS WHOLESALE AND RET ALL,
HAMILTON EASTER Il co.
Are now opening desirable styles Of GOODS, danted to
the present wants of the trade. Great efforts "a ii be- made
to keep on and as full and complete assor emit as the
present limited imports viii admit, with DolGs' c Goods OF
all kinds Selling exclusively for cash' we h ave INF onr
stock prices TO induce preference from ali bvfrs
study their interests. 90 ftr
A HREAT BARGAINS
"a IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Such as Grenadines, Bareges,
Barge Anglais French Lawns and Organizes,
Pophns, Naencias and Mozambques:
Ribbons, Emhroideyies and Hosiery
LACE SHAWLS and ViSlTES.
ALSO,
Summer MOURNING FA bRIt'S OF the hest quality.
h Desiring to close out SUMNER STOCK" as soon
as possible have made still greater reduction in prices
Buyers should avail themselves Of this opportunity
a3-tf No 4 y G 10 q 49,
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azl-2|- Leonard Town, Md.
WANFED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
w over, strong but light, in exchange for very sub
pe Gpp 5gs at B GT H SPy offered at reasonable
zs - :. :. a 4zs Il
D0QtatIOn.
GEORGE A. WITTE, Professor in the Uniyer.
German and French languages and MathSmacs Letters
70 be dlreGIei To- the University Buildings No p MIL
DIM - 2ittfGi. sli 2w+
INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES.
REV. DR.. A. GUINZBUrG
has returned F9m rs EosGPe 2n9 resgHed sdutes
sl0@tt 0FFfcE No IS MULBERRY STREET.
SOUTHERN LITERARY INSTITUTE.-SE-
- Ir LECf BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
southwest corfer Of Share nd Camden streets was re-
2Pe1sd on Monday September "a For circulars Apply
I G. BRTCKENSTEIN will open his SCHOOL
On ME NIX BOYS at eorner Charles and Barnet streets
SFE ES apply At ae 'h"G 9P at 4 S2RFH
n R. WATERS viii open his SUHO0L FOR
Slratod ao an a. 4 a. CALTEET GTREET below
10 9 te$ See erenials At the Bookstore Messrs whit
NY 9Hs---1s 9 70, toward St above baltimore s7l@+
vs E 5o,, AID MRS. WILSON NJ. UARY5S
iI * SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES win RF.APEN on
MUNDA 4 Sepembar 10Th, ut No 2} North Euaw street
h3mton Terrace Two scholars viii be taken as borders
e Mrs Gary can a. be seen on and a Monday Sept at
I YSTRA SEMINARY,
- GREHM} SPRITG r-4LLET,
Henry dFW$bI,iFIR&n5f ogs2E Gnts' MMd,'a;.
VIII reopen on MONDAY. September gh ''"''
r o address, 6rooklandyille Bellmore o. Ma ST I'm.
EDUCATION.
kA C0LIEGT4TE INSTITUTE
HAuJLr5SN2 FcFr ~ frla : HA M, sup,
u, r blNiFi, F. l. l. s, rs f% sT''AET'
me next annual SEASON Of is Institution will com
h !ib With az sG"t corps q: Teachers The Boarding
Misses DANIEL rieees Of the ruc GA, Of whom is
,icncc IN de i ana h,- md ,"Hsider cTc
"a he ouh The premises cenvencnlly and delight
hanisoms playground attached winch Is oa6d highly
rTYTVi53S5,.,y7 =, -, .,.'' -t"@Sa"%-
| 1 w j" &, $50 ~ ''n W, ..
cine ia he 3vrt Of o. NE Ichoot at Med-
The Fas9Ity a1say's If not ia IN IT, .' Iannv
eoadon q publ affair .; uae 70 rltc Y III bs
OF &ciirSc TnrT uurr@Se ~ H. iF 's as Te ehsIs
| pupils ~ ann ''''''''"'G 10 'heir
Ihs baitm2Fe inh,mar9 which bsl'ura to the School,
Ti"n # H. ',t y d ' a. .'nz SEQ ir shuen illus
''" "a '''' r''' g ~ 's' ti a4 I, S@I&,rt
| alp 2ariOI4 IN M' 49, gm,' f"Et' u u,
B 5Inf n E,Ghm"aa wis k2.eh G Re'ister Harris
cam h ~ N"ss.te egn9li
R 4dsij Va Fs Iigss i, >atry H. va st@9
E3,f I Haser,9GH 9d }e9coD, lev ariaan Ma "a
l@@g a 'olye szstts Annapolis 2i a q Hr AID
snon '1ses' ir 4d &fws, Chest rLggR Nd; JoroaI
Gtaes,own "a ADVOCATE, CGasol.esyc "a patr ai
"a "a 4 1iseof s-d 55s'p INV aS sii:
NG $fate oaraa CoIa@6 one All al Gigao 5, Gam6c
to once Of Daily ESc6anee ''''' anu S''' WIS
| NGRS. RICHARD Wilson will resume ,ba
~ duties Of her scH0ob on The SECOND MONDAY
OF ~ ttMBiI' Itlaher Intention 70 receive limited
To- that eject Il. ,s q MI IEnE 3"e rsmsns
scholars heretofore Al necessary inflammation css he
cbtaiued at h residence. No. 4 CfNTEEST aE2lw%g
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d. Il. STILp2.
GALLERY OF PHOTO RAPHY,
Sd n. CHARLES STREET.,
jall-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH,
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r : M Ov AL.
WILLIAM T.. OWENS
FURNISHING STORE
AND
6 II z II M A NIL ga CIT % z Y

AND
SHIRT FACTORY,
owing to present condition OF affairs been msYei
UP STAIRS, over No EOS BALI MORE STREET, first
oorwhere myassortment OF Goods will complete and
attractive and my
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
EFFICIENT as heretofore, and owing to reduction in
expenses have reduced the price my best quality
ordered Shirts from thirty dollars to twenty dollars
dozen. W. F. OWENS,
je29-tfr UP STAIRS, 205 BALTIMORE ST.
New Goopa.
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Has for sale rption OF fine WATCHES, JxwsLRr
SILVER PLArG MARs at his store, of Calvert
and " atef sire d2ltf
YEDDo THA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN Il YOR,
oSl'H 81 W. Baltimore stTest
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Wanfg

for applicants several Farms at from ss cod 70 S3a oo'
HENRY " ROGERS, Brokers' corner Char Is and gg2tIc
-, - slit
IL TEACHER in his family. He would prefer a ca,
gentleman, who can well recommended as 10 nls
ter and qualification. lie will be required TO teach Ini
on the Plano and must be able to speak the English a
Guage huently. Apply to THOMAS b. ESTEP GU
a2i5WN PatuxeHt City, Charles county, Md
I WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A
LADY as governess in my family for the ensuing year
Well qualified TO teach English, French and Music A
member OF the Episcopal Church woud be preferred Adj
dfeSS COL j. T. BLACKSTONE
aZl5W' Leonard Town, Md.
ShIANTED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
over, strong but light in exchange for very sub
sGnai Spring Dray, viii buy il offered at reasonable
price. Apply at IS SOUTH STREET. je5-tf
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~ 00Q GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA
iOaOOO CIGARS at s. per hundred.
lU0CJ Genuine Imported Havana CIGARS at GO so DER
hundred -
Together with fall of higher grade Cigars Of
TIE MOST APPROVED BRANDS
G2r iRp0rtTfi1H
6EE6IyE AEERscdAg@ AND BBIER PIPES Am SMOKERS
Chewing ard Smoking Tobacco, &C. &c, &c.
For sale low, Wholesale and Retail! at
agtfr 22S Baltimore st N + corner NJ cborIeo
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and East India
CHINA,
~, .r, in gTat variety
Ola houseEeeperS and new beginners win their
anFdittEe 70 call and examine stock when wanting
any OF the above description Of goods.
COEFLAN 4 CO,
Nos. PIC and 2S Baltimore street,
between Charles ANA st. + tul
Importers Manufacturers and Dealers in Housekeeping
articles generally. iv@itf"
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GoQtatiOn.

LEORGE A WITTE, Professor in the Uniyer.
~ sity of ryland will give private instruction in the
German ana French languages and Mathematics, Letters
% be directed To- the University Buildings, No p MuI-
BERR STREET - al 80
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-12


TO CASH PU:R.C H.A ERS.
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c.
or aIlibrands and vinagcs, in Custou-House Stores
IN STORE,
A large stock of STRICTLY PURE..OLD RYE WHIS-
KIES from distiilcrs of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
stock which he Offers at Low prices for cash. in quaint
ties to suit buyers. THOS THOMPSON,
jel43m 90 South Gay street
PAkKRR BRoTHERs' LONDON Gu AUcE This
celebrated Sauce fast anparsrdHR ali others From the
richness and delcacy OF its favor it has attained popu
arity almost great in this country in Europe. Fer
sale by at, frst-class grocers and by their agents
GREEN h Y0F, Importers,
osl-tf So West Raltimar street
NUTRITrVE CREAM FOR THE HAIa.-This prepa.
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling "a. Composed it is OF the Materials it
can be used with perfect safety and all the purpo
ses of Pomade and oils without producing that greasiness
so common to hair preparations Prepared only by
FHYNSON JENNINGS Il Co,
Pharmacautists,
mh2e-t!r SO North Charles street