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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

CHICAGO, January 6.-An i'm
mense Union meeting OF the citizens, ,
irrespective of party, was held in
Bryan's Hall last night. Keso-
lutions were adopted expressing love
Tor the Union, regarding every at.
temp. to rend il, as the basest trea.
son, and most insane folly. Re-
CARDS the Constitution Of the United
States as forming a union between the
people Of the several states, in,e nd
ed to he perpetual, and every
attempt by state to secede or an.
nul the laws Of the United States,
as not only usurpation OF the general
government, but aggressive upon
the equal rights OF the other states.
That peacesble secession, il possible,
must necessarily be a matter Of
agreement between the states. I'm.
til such agreement is made. the
existing government has no choice
but to enforce the law and protect
the property OF the nation. That
IN view OF what Is transpiring In
the Southern states, and OF threats
TO prevent the Inauguration OF the
President, constitutionally elected,
1t is incumbent upon the loyal
people Of the several states to be
prepared to render all aid, military
or otherwise, for the enforcement oil
the federal laws. That Major An.
derson deserves the thanks OF the
country for the course pursued by
him, aud declares that there should
be an exhaustion Of the peaceful
measures before tho sword is drawn.
Therefore are in favor of any Just
and honorable constitutional set.
Element of the question OF African
slavery that Congress may adopt. /
and the people ratify.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

CHARLESTON, January 10th.--Des-
patches stating that the United
States sloop of-war BrooAm is
coming here with an armed force
create intense excitement. Great
preparations are being made in the
harbor to receive her. A large
steamer, called the Marion, of the
Charleston and New York line, has
been purchased by South Carolina,
and ordered to be razed for q man
OF war. Her upper cabin is TO be
taken of, and she is to be supplied
with a complete armament. The
buoys in the harbor have been re-
moved. The Brooklyn will be fired
into. Fort Sumter will then open
on the South Carolina Notifications,
and the fight will become general.
The people are preparing for it and
the worst. The Brooklyn canno,
come in without a great fight
Major Anderson will project her
He only pledged himself not to pre-,
vent communication between the
South Carolina forts until Lieut..
Talbot came back.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

RICHMOND, Virginia, January II.
A joint resolution from the House}
relative to the preservation Of the
s.at,t quo for sixty days, except to
repel hostile invssions. This was
adopted, and the subject referred to
a select committee.
The House after q short debate
adopted an amendment to the Con-
vention bill, authorizing the open
ing OF polls at the time OF election
ton>delegates to take the sense ol
whether any action Of the
convention relative to the Federal
Union shall be submitted to the peo.
pie for ratification or rejection by
ayes IT, nays so.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

DANIEL u. BEARDsLEY, Attorney Mt
~ Law, will promptly attend to all bust.
aess entrusted to his care.
AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
will attend to the Writing and acknowledgi ging
Of deeds and mortgages, and to the taking OF
oTrioE--Melodeon Building, in the room for.
merly occupied by J. 4. Caples, Esq.
; Findlay, Ohio, April 23. 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

losBEr .. HUnp. onEsrka onURoB
TTURD " CHURCH, General Collecting
Ill Agents, will promptly attend TO the col
eotion Of claims Of all kinds, In Hancock and
adjoining counties.
RxrxnSNcEs:-Judge Whiteley; g. W. O'Neal,
Esq.; Wheeler d Bros.
aT0nss--Sseond floor Dixon House Block
corner room. IAug. &, ls5S-Jy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

DR. w. IL. BALDWIN has removed
IL otios 70 room over II. Newell sstose.
November 4, ls6s.-ltf)
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

NATURES ASSISTANT
N DIR. L. d. S0PER, would respectfully
announce that he has permanently located inl
Findlay, where he will attend to all calls in his
Profession. 4
sS- Odioe in Colts Block, formerly occupied
by DR.. Armstrong. january Is, 1850
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

DR.B. BEECH,wouidre drespectfullannounoe
that he has permanently located in Findlay
whore he will attend to al calls In his profession
Oflce and residence on west side of Main st,
In the building formerly occupied by Younkin
neariy opposite the new Presbyterian Church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18
r e TT e n M A MS
(ScRxEnLy srouGnroS's)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,

'INHIS establishment has been so long in opc.
Il ration, and It's reputation II so well known
ey the people of Hancock and adjoining coun
ties, that we presume IL is not necessary to
mention rHE FACT, that all the different STYLES
sfpictures are taken here. In manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
and Mt lew prices to suit the times.
~ A stock Of fancy Cases will be sold out
st aRgATLY reduced prices.
Having "A SKY Li0nr along with all the other
improvements of the day, we can produce a
s0DD-TosED picture. Examine specimens at
the revolving sign and ut the rooms, in DR..
nawson's block, opposite Wheeler & Bros.
49, W. REITEIMAN.
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q 8. " A. ID. SMITH,
-. FASHION ABLE TAILoRS,
lIsiodsOn Buiiding-up- -stairs,
F1sDLAY, OHIO,
~ Directly over Rothchild's Clothing Store.
May 4th, ls60.-tly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18

DR. +. w. ENTRIISIS, will hereafter de-
~ vote his entire time TO the practice of Med
,ins and Surgery, In Findlay and adjoining
country. Prompt attention to business at all
lines.
Residence Opposite tho Joint Stock Hotel,
On Sandusky street, West of Main.
OYgIcE-Four doors South OF Wheeler Bros.
So When professionally absent, orders may
be Left at residence such orders will re-
,eive prompt attention.
March 4, (Jan. - 1858.
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BARBER SHOP.
Doctor Carlin's Block,
nited States and Foreign
PATENT AGENCY.

WE are prepared to transact business o
w every description, relating TO Cavoat
Drawings, Specifications, Patents, Infringe
nsnts and the Patent Laws.
BRAINERD 4 BURRlDGE,
Bank street, opposite weddell House Cleve.
land, Ohio. tJune :, lSG0.-ly
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PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.

As our civil and political institutions are
derived from the wisdom, and exist in the
Will OF the people-tbe source Of all riphful
authority ard OF all legitimate sovereignty
II Is obvious that II is upon the education of
the people We must rely for the purity, the
pres rvation, and the perpetuaton of our
Republican form Of government In this
sacred cause we cannot exercise too much
lioetality. II is identified with our best in
terests in this world, and with our best
destines IN the world 20 come. II is a
source oi Just pride to the people of this
state that Ohio has no cause Of Sc f.repIoaah
on this account. The wise provision of her
organic law, imposing the duty upon the
General Assembly OF maintaining a thorough
aud efficient system OF common schools
throughout the stale, and the fidelity with
which this obligation has been DISCHARGED.
bea: honorable wi;neas OF her zeal IN behalf
Of popular education.
Our present school law was enacted in
1858. IL is much more compre henslye and
effective in its provisions than any proceed.
ing law in Ohio. Being radical in some OF
its features, Il is not surprising that it met
with early opposition. II imposed, what
seemed to some, an unreasonable taxation,
and conferred authority upon Boards OF
Education which was objected to by many.
people have approved the system. and - s;ncs ,ns
il has vindicated its value by ,ts actual
workings, little opposition is arrayed ,gs;r :,
! il. Wherever it has been faithfully admin
isteted il has accomnlish .nhiy u' nu.',i rn,
the people of the state.
80. .u,a e.n,on o. Ihe progress IN edu'
ca'io. .n untei sh,s system, l Ieier you to the
report " lhe ocnooi ootnmissioher'
Ing .eee,pss anu eapenaituies Tor the
scnooi year ehsAhg husus' ol' 1850, were a:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-01-18
IsrEMPERAscE AND CRIME.

BY reference to the Warden's Report it
will be seen that OF the nine hundred and
thirtY-two convicts in prison, only one hun
dred and ninsty-seyen OF them profess 10
have been temperate in their habits. while
three hundred and seventy-nine acknow.
ledge that they had been intemperate. The
proportion of the crimes committed under
the influence Of intoxication does not ap.
pear, but from the statement of the habits
Of these convicts. and from other well known
fa,ts relating to the subject, there can be
little doubt that very much of the crime for
which they are imprisoned. was not only
committed, but also originated under intox
icating influences.
And this is but the history OF crime every
where. Gould any fact furnish a more earn
est appeal to the Legislature to exert all its
constitutional authority for suppressing the
evils OF intempersncei trust you will give
this subject your prompt and serious con-
sideration, and that you will devise some
sufficient legal remedy for diminishing these
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TIE STATE LIBRARY.

Connected with the subject Of education,
l invite your attention to the Report. for this
year, Of the Commissioners of the State III.
brsry, in which they make some supRestio ons
which are entitled TO your consideration.
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3aiI 8aGqs.

1A e -..s:...::s BALTIMORE AND OHIO
-. - 11---IZHx@ RAILROAD.
follows, viz: ' ~ -' Wall i"i do
The Mai Train between Baltimore and Sandy uoo,
sg;eS 5altiInoTe daily except Sdnday) at $50 A NJ
N lie Fh EDfklCh TRAIN leaves Bait more at 4 20 p
NJ: and Frederick at 6 30 A. II '' d. 4''o l.
The ELL!C0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore Mt
~ aad 10 A. NJ. aud L4o and $40 p NJ and FIIcots
Nils at E6 i9a5 ID lloo a. NJ and S45 and OOP NJ
Leave baltimore at 20 aud 40 A. and as and 90
r M on Sundays at 40 A NJ only Leave W|shIngroH
a. % ahG ~ A h., and 210 End 545 ~ on SUNDAYS
80 r only The second ami fourth trains only from
pa;,'niore stop at way points The ami iourtn
on the Annapolis road " '' III 'i'' D
For u information, tickets of every kind &C. aprIy
t. j. NGLAND, Agent, at Camden Station or nj he
Ticket { flee. " % SWIgt ~ at 'l7
NJ ,Ir c.,u. Master OF Transportation
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9yDMml5st9a *fle1Ggamsg.
V r0.CnJgg1ou nrpCu,,r
TON IRE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

1872 SoUTH EUrAw STREET,
tOpposlte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depotl
, Refers by permission to
hes5rs. Kirkland. Chase Co., Baltimore
Messrs. Pearce Grav, Baltimore
.eSsrs. Bucker d Shipley Baltimore
MeSsrs. Isaac Reynolds x Son, Baltimore
Messrs. Wyckhof Post, New York
Messrs, SPOTS, Harvey 4 Co, Richmond
Aessrs. Alvey Lipsct NIB, Richmond
Messrs. $. I. & 7. 6. Budd, Charleston
Messrs. Toumin, Voorhees, & Co., Mobile
george Nathan, Esq, New ORLEANS
EdWd. W. Warner, esq. Philadelphia
Aichl Warner, Esq. President Mechanics, Rank ,,oI
"anh, bAiu
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90 FOR SALE FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
aA-Iae Al clipper coppered and copper-fastened schr
n o. OK - NhIL'D Apply to s, R. DUNNOCK,
--I III Smiths wharf.
s=t54 VESSELS WANTED FOR
ES5TizA HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want Of weasel. n Iosa
10 and from Havana and &atauEas ~ ~
,a., AORRELL Il RANDALL,
SO Exchange Place
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- 80 .. s. GOVERNMENT LINE
sAslEA NOTICE.
k1RrsszslszsEala CHANGE OF DAYS 10 TIL

rATUTENT RIVER
The steamers GEORGE EEHS and MARY WASHING
following days. " ~
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY. commence
ing on saturday morning, June LIST, 1851 al o'clock for
HIjls Landing direct AID continue during the season.
- returning every MONDAY, WEDN ESD A 7 and SATUR-
IA J. The Boat leaving Hills Landing aionday and
Wednesday will be direct for Baltimore
The Saturday Boat will leave HIPS Landing on Friday
o'clock for Baltimore. "
above Steamers will call at all the usual Landings on
returning ' F'' "
Freghts received up o'clock on he DAYS previous IN
the departure of the Boats. -
Passage to Patuxent River. 81 co. Meals extra
DO Plum Pont........ 100. D1
DO Eair Haven. n. -.
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T1E DAILY EXCHANGE.
PUBLISHED BY
G l. L Nm 4 CO..
N. E. CORN EK OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH sTREErs'


THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with hoi and distinct which Is constantly re
newed thus offering merchants and others making use
ofts columns adv aages for the conspicuous and
attractive display their advertisements which, in
necton with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scrpton list makes the most desirable medium for ad
vertisng presented to this community
syNo EXPENSE OR LABOR is SPARED to furnish
the readers Of THE EXCHANGE with the prompt full,
and authentic intelligence upon all matters of public inter
est, domestic or foveign
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. and especially in
all that ,eates to it's REPORTS OF THE DOM STIC
MARKETS it has established for itself reputation which
ustes the merchants OF this city in recognizing as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business interests involved whilst the leading
financial and Commercial topics of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns
The interests OF commerce and the OF the markets are
constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF po
cal Affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspes to be anything than more commercial report
er mr. daily price current must necessarily devote
able space to the dissemination Of political intelligence and
the discussion OF political questions In this department
the paper which, apart from its Importance
also possesses peculiar and of its
it the object of The EXCHANGE position
honest and fearless independence equally removed ro
servils parisanship upon the hand and tmid neu
traiity upon the other.
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LIS ~ Esss.aS PHILADELPHIA,
fAssz ID WILMINGTON AND BALriM0aE

LIHJ
fAssz NJ ssz---ss2s WILMINGTON AgD BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGENETFS
: u and after MONDAY august 18th, Passenger Trans
ipr Fhadephla Will leave PhESIDhNT STREET DEPOF
daily Except Sunday as follows, viz:
hAgEesS traIn at $50 o'clock A.. NJ Way Nail 10 Is
O'CLOCK a NJ ; Evening Mail at AS =. u. On SUNDAYS
at 44o r. N, An Trans connect with New York trains
except AS P II. train SATURDAYS
fSgt IRAN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves It
3O9 r. stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
Passengers for Delaware and Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND
VIII and their most expeditions by way of Whining
cars. WITTthy 10 4 "a - ttssiSS 'iie
al7-H 1-'-A -.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
II Z Il NJ =
OF TIE DAILY EXCHANGE.

OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
Served IL the city, and payable only to the carriers
TW ELVE AND i HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to Subscribers ont OF the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, payable invariably in advance.
ga liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
TIE TRIWEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Nailed to subscribers:
copy, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
10 SIX mNnthS-
Do three months. ........................l
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
lcopy, one year 90
uo do. DO. ...............lO
do DO. ...............20O0
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ssslIuws!N OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

E,ssss sssssS e CouP.Ny
FOR IkEpERICKSBUPG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
lSNS On TIE RAPPARANNOCK RIVER
The steamer VIRGINIA. Captain n Fairbank ieaves
baltlmore from her berth, at Needlams tree
Tnar hTEKY Fti9AY AFTERNQ0N ock sG
at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival OF
al OF cars iro1 Richmond and Washing Stopping
~ oil me regular Landings the RapDahapnock ya
gong anc returning, TO land and receive freight ara MSS
sengers. 'N '''n'i' anu gao
,. . THE VIRGINIA
s oEratiVely new, and built merchants OF Fae
and Baltimore, interested II the trade and SV
eShants and farmers residing the counties boreriDI
"a W nappah2nnock, for the express purpose Eeenig
arst Grass steamer the During the winter the r
Wad deck has been enclosed, thus aordng conne PRO.
lection ior horses and other live Carriages of ali
SIZES can De taken on board and carried under ec EC
taxing of the wheels. Her staterooni and berth
naiGns re large and commodous, her capacity f0i
eish extensive AS passenger and freight boat sneas
~ fGpgfl6f ,e on ne waters Of the Chesapeake
by X !; CAPRON CO., BoWly's wharf 80
@ received on board Of the Steamer Wednegda
any Lt!uISuay5 ana on Fridays up O'Clock, P b.
For further information and Blank Recept Of in, us7
ny the company, apply on board, or to
K. j. CAPRON 4 co, Ages,
" Sr ,u,n1r, NO " Bowy's wharf, Ba!ticore.
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SpInutnn.

,tsyt FOR LIVERPOOL Al Rroroon
ship NEPTUNE, NJ BahIe master, having the great
The above pSr cargo ensssed viii have quick despatch
on board at Belts wharf, or 10 70 the captain
soorr. A. SCHUMACHER & CO.
No south Charles street
af+A FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine fast-saiIino
- &c al Prussian ship ARNOLD BONINGER, Capt. +
a0 freight and having superior
or to the Captain IN board Corners wharf Fes Point,
".I No. 20 South Charlie, eet, up stairs
Or FOR BREM E.-The fine fast-sailing Al
have aa FS dsp ssiP tuRoPA Capt Boon
Captain on boag Superior accommodations apply the
a.z, corners WsR15 FIX ff s6SfEGER
~: - south Charles street. up stairs.
sa 7y FOK b 4 ~, EN.--The Al Brem. bark
patch for the above For small sowsse or
a2l-!f corner Lombard street and oSeapside.
80 FOR BOSTON. The fast.saiIing ecbr
;SsS SNOW SQtAL Shepherd, master is now loading
Pasa wi" aD hsTe quick dispatch eER Or
SIT apply 10 NV cornell fPT Fa sps EEo s
<sssFA FOB PHlLADELPnIA-Ihe scbCone
port and will have quick 4 ffsfs FG5
so-I n W corner Pratt and Gay streets
xS5a FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The fast-saibng
ing f0r e above port havg tie most Of heT csSSo
vi" nave quick %s'R''ia ,fs}
~ FOR ROTTERDAM.-Th fine Al British
somat ppafd 6 George Bsmanpo master VII hsve
or To- on ooard G4E1e Th&Ef Fgs Point,
al9tf f I2a ! Io " ianE rs.
LIZ FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine fast-saiIinc
1870 Al Russian bark STADT FRANKFURT 40 will
corner Cheapsid L. and fom6afd I Street
Ship JANE BEEgEEsoN, Captain Kn6 5iA9kE'S'
& 6FtkfE 4 MILLER, C $ S;s
oT Ths' sg ys;se H5s Al f at the
nandsd by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
apply to For 6aS S@RR S ssfssorE &
s sEQ asB B JOHNSON .g n S
their address. distf
6af Sale, 5reigst or GBarter:
<Ess WANTED.-A VESSEL of about 8. 900
ea '2 Ha6S to carry franz hoggs
SZ-C IS Commerce sire t.
sSrz WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
'sA 0Fk' can get deck load by aRPPlyRg e
8pg-tt corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
azgs FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ meayy iTsIght wanteI for an ship for Liver
,,r., JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
1el1-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
- FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbe
ss Al British bark USK, 33s tons register. Apply to
,,.. KNOX Il Co,
lelttl l25 Smiths wharf.
,e5zses WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE,
sAn Al SHIP OF about 1000 to 5000 barrels capeo;
y Quick dispatch will be given and fair rates Appfv
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
o9l-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
* FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
.The Al clipper coppered and copper fastened scbr
n: OK - NEILD. Apply to s. R. DUNNOCK,
oS2-I, Ill Smiths wharf
49, VESSELS WANTED FOR
| ES5sIA HAVANA
The undersigned are constantly in want Of vess.s n Io
| to and from Havana and MatanGas 'i "u
,a.y AORRELL Il RANDALL,
- ---- So Exchange Place.
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'ENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
c1 Gei has obtained from the Orphans Court Baltimore
cty letters OF administration the of JOS EPH
HESS late of said city, deceased. All persons having
cams against the said estate hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or oe0re the ah day Of February 1862 they may other
All persons indebted to said are requested to MAKE
immediate payment Given under my hand this I4th day
OF August, 1861. REBECCA HFSS '
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lssgM5sSlk.
BALTlMOR8 AND SUSOuEHE
SSNE1xS*zsS3F Ma SrEAM COMPANY

81 BALTlMORs AND SUS0UEHA -.
p6 KsEfEEcF4K BAILY LIE sap%ay PORT De
The steamer "P0RTSM6UTHn CaDt PbiIios lave.
%Esb se9 Of xt F f Fv sEery N0NDAY WE'D
DAG s9c SATURDAY, at ) O'Clock g. and aAFRE
DIS ~, GRACn a. o'olock, P d.
SATqaAY ocoef Re.a45ng isa ans
baY p sEsIeN very SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
o'clock p NJ ' ~ 1'i7 Ue oiaoe dI =
SSassage berths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock carried at IN
rates and carefully attended to ' " "
s duplicate receipts for freight will be required
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend 10 fcTgay1iT 81
merchandise consigned to him any point on tHc Penns
0snasor viii esh1 freghts ntendt FOR Baltimore
The steamboat "JUNIATA," Capt Fred TomiDsop, c,1
be chartered at any time. ~
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, hgyTe de Grace
SOU ). TONE, Agent, Port Deposit
q. S. GOVERNMENT LINE
FORT MONROE AND OLD FLINT COMFORT.
Sundays Included lat ~ O'Clock P NJ akins PassenSey
ana freight and connecting wi h the Railroad Lines Il
fh Boston, ,ro Yor G hadeloh Neg or
edelY 2iter the arrival of the Express Train from Sew
ne Growing is IN schedule:
Leays New orG at 4. ~. 'eave Philadelphia at g. Il
anu R III Al III A., IesT TfG samae al AZ n
From New York to Fort Monroe and back .....sn
From Philadelphia and Observation-Disclosures, 10
s Ion Pr Baltimore n and back: g.
Jersey Railroad Office, Foot OF CORTLAND stree ~
In PHILADELPHIA, at the Companys fice n W cor
ae u xth ana chestnut Streets at the Depot Broa
In BALTIMORE, on Board of the Steamer Foot of Ipio
I'VE iyItf HUGH OCONNEH,
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9latfUrnl Stalls.
St0raga..

STOkAGE.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply IN
,,o- JOHN HEN DEkSON & CO,
tei9-9 corner Pratt and Cou-merce streets
&sTQRAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates sv
,'N' " ''t"E'S lh9 \ ETtSv street 4u9I-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
fronts on Bowly wharf Apply to 80
49,. P. MALCOM & CO,
lz-u Wood street. Bowlv's wharf
SToRAGE.--Capacity to the extent Of 10, 900
oharrels merchandise can be obtained at Herdersons
wharf: apply to JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
nyl7t corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No. I22 s. Eutgw street
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
PLenlses 10 hElP q WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
AOrates in Warehouse No. IS South street.
49,. W. SMITH,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-14
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Baltimore
CITY, letters tesamentary on the estate of ELIZABETH
BUCHANAN, late OF said city, deceased persons hay
ing claims against said estate hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 18th day Of March, 1862 otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Ali
persons indebted to said requested to make
mediate payment Given under hand this 9th day OF
September, 1851 j., ROBERT -
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