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E.. MLlITARY BOOKS,

E MILITARY BOOKS,
II RENCH 4 RfcHSTIEN have Just reoelved :.
large and cempiet~ assortment OF Mftltsry Roo
OF all kinds, Which they offer IRON Ter sts 81 !,
s Per cent. below the regular retail prlces.-in
r. 4 ne. sdinss Of Hsrdee's snfsp,r, and aih.
Eqrs s.' solanteerf N snasl, syoy. o. 49,
3rQesl Mllitary Snrgery. 75c
nnsnsns he'd Forth ation and Outpost, each IS
The Soldiers 6side. com,Iet 1oo n.,,., a.,
driii book for the o. ths Vosntssr Militia sso
The Hand; Book for the U. 9, Soldier. bein.
nnn esok OF instruohon to me y. g. fafkntry fsc-
o kflsS, 4iis.ry Msps, Map Of the Seal q Wa.
Flag, Hsdses ADD Medals u every Ssscripa.n.
fkESch 1 fIcHsfeIn.
- y -ls - w. f~nnsv sansa a~~rae
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EAu SOvERNMENT LINE
~ TO fo 81, W MToNN 6RooEE AND OLD

Leave. the lower end 4 UNION DOCK, Bslti-
u O'Clock r. N, taking passengers and feirht, and
eonnsctint With the Railroad lipes. 20 ard f'om
Wet mmesistsT II. sTrSs Of n: Express En- sc
Train from New Y ork and Philadelphia.
The following rs the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. Slt
From hiladelp h'a and hack. - SJ0
From Baltimore and bcok..-.-..-.. sc
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsH
In New York. At the New Jersey Railroad Office
foot of COURTYARD street
In Phi adelphla, at the Company's ofioe, N. "
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut Streets or al h.l
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Btlumore, on b1a,d the Steamers. foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
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GUNBUATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS

QuARTIRMAsTER GKNIlAL's OyYIcR, 4
Washt1stoH, Jxss II, 1851. Z
PROPOSALS are invited for oonstructinr Guu-
boats upon the Western rivers
specifications will be lpmedistely prepared and
may be examined st the Quartermaster's Once n
Cinclnnat, Pittsburgh, and at this ONCE.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build I.
ers alone will be considered.
Pans submitted BY bidders win be taken into
consideraton. M. @. MEI6S,
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WIN. CRAWFORD, Ascrt.
T So s Xfsf; re =. y SSS 3 III 81; ,

aTSssEEAII SSskfE. T =. HS sSSgTf s}t
81 FhlLk0AD asd NV Y0Rk
"a, desd,s a Hl ra:s';s 1 r
FROM esss.siss s. .sssss s:s station
I@" S@pm ii.s 6spm
Pm s8pm
Isn with sleeping
Connecting st Albany with the New forE Cen
trsl Railroad for Schenectady Roohester, Dtics
batav,s, Kome, And stations on Rome and Wsrer-
town Reilrcst. Bu6slo, syracuse, Nisgsrs Falis
Trains in confection iesse BusSio sse SUES
slon via Lake shore, Bufsl 10 nrc axe huron en-
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton Torontl
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milv suk ie. Fon Dl La
ks Crosse, Msals N, Pr.iris De ShIeI, Ga els.
tine, Iowa Clty, Burlington, Quincy, SprinS he'c,
Alton, 81 Louis, Csiro, TeTe a ute. Ind xnapols
Louisville, Cincinnati, Layton, Coun bus, CieV-
Iaao, ano a. points West, Northwest and souts
NORTHERN ROUTE
pConnectpg with Traiss at Troy, with Troy 2.
Boston and Rens. d Saratoga Roads for Sars:or.
MhtenaI, Rutland, burlington, IT. A hans, Ron
roint, fIettsbnrgh, OgdensbuIgh, Montreal, dc.
ID Freight Arrangements BY thi, routs A.
apove, Without chance OF Cars, from the il6pots =,
Cnamoers and lanai streets. are at all tiri,es A.
lsyoTsSls; as made by oth,I Railroad Co mpsnl.t
ppe lsollties Of this crest New York Routs, tbo
West commend IL to the confdepce Of me chant
enS sh ppers Tor promptness and dispafoh
passenger trains. with Smok ind and Sleersug
Cars run In connection on the New York CeL.rs
For particulars ss TO local trains and freight A.
rangements, inc uire 81 the depot, IS Warren tt.
A. +. SMITH. superintendent
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:, NEW. GokK, HARLEM AMI
ALBANY RAILROAD
= o.Nv Tp LnEAyi Vs. SEW YORK FOR

ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRAN6EMES
-, Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
,e,h hssny-ilOo q. m. last express train fro1i
For Dover Plairs-tonp .. m stopping At whit
PIsin. and stations north to Dover plains-frO"
tThis train VIII run to Millerton every sa,urdty
For cIoson FsLIs-s:ls a m: stopping at al sta
ping a. al stations from 18Th street Stion M ''Of
uo pSf from a' " i ss N stopping at al r's
For William. BLidse-fse, Ills .. N. and s:SO
Aibany-scO q. m. Iass sIpress train.
Isrton ever, MOsds, morning II q. m. .S'' "'
White Pia,nsSSeir, ieO 8 m. go 7senm.
Williams Brldse-t:S1, 500 o. m d Ia0 D. m
sgndsy trsio: win Iesvs eth .Iyenus corner "a
.. yGhS BI 4iPcffi i" Asst ss1 sn r. to
rNEw YORK AND ERIE Rail
- Passenger Trans leave via Pave
10 am, HESS for Duntirk, and Buffalo.
and P.inoiPsi intsrme" h-e ststionI:
sauoEs-Thle Train remains over night at ElmITs
and proceeds the next morning,
So n MILK dali. for Onsvile, and inter
n % .. m, ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Por,
Jervls, and p incipal stations
go ?. m. WAY, for MIddletovn, Nevburrh.
SEQ 2. o.; Nfeaf EXPRESS, daily, for Dun
Kirk, Buffalo Canapd aIt ua and principa stations
st.iian, aDS a ma stops 81 all Mail Trsin
100 ?; m; ACSoMMoDATION,fO for Housewife,
. CHAs. MINoT, senr supt.
NATHANIEL. MARSH ReoSiyer
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E5EISS!yse III sI,: 81 e !. q. 8.
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Frs~ hs ExssisW, NorrolL, W,
Cephslio Pills aooomplIsh the object for vhi.,
they were mado, Viz: Cure Of hesdaohe In 81 III
i0rIns. "
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The ais A. M. train connects at Relay Houss
VIII trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
Railroads; at York with York and Wrfshts Wis
Railroad; at darnsburG With Pennsylvania Rail
VALLEY RAILROAD to Nsu York dtreef; ct NoTthum
bsrland with and b. Railroad for Kingston and
Al parts OF wyoming Valley and at Sunbury With
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad for ar "a
Northern Pennsylvania and New York
Inc $50 +. M train makes all the above conueo-
nons except Hanover Railroad, wfiehtsyllle
RaiIro% and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
TEe L; M train makes connections with Penn
N.venla hallrced for al parts of the w est and
direct connects for New York.
~, TRAINS ARRIVE.
burg Accommodation at rs p. M.
FOR TICKETS and inforT alton insuire at the
Tioket Ofhoe, Calvert Station, BaItimore
J. G. CLARK, Sup,t
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~. N FALJs. Pres't.
siSSTS5kSr Ens,6 s Si i:

ss g. .ss . zSD ,gFsbSS{F n.
Tain. oy e ssss PS.s
Depot as.ly sefoe.t sgndsysls s follevs,yv;
as al NJ; Evening Mail az Is o'olocf. on SIN
DAYsatt Is r. M. only. AL trains connect sitA
New n Orb trains except &fs r.. M. train on Satar-
Freight Tram With passenger car sss.ob.d
ieAvef 81 r. ~ Stopping ~ 81 Stations betv eer
Passengers for Delaware ard the Eastern shore
81 MarylAnd viii Ind the most pedtious route b.
way Of Wtlmlbgton.
IGAll colofed Persons must give bond before
VIM CRAWFORD A.rr,
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y 'AN NSS65N bn1Y rRAIN.

&As Z g s
On and amer SUNDAY, seth July, there viii b
but one Sunday daily tram ~
Leave WASHINGTON At $50 D. m, for NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA,
~ IRON New Yorx and Philadelphia arriving In
washington al 8 loa m. IA. SCOTT,
VH General Manager
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Ffsss fA ExsSissy, NsrfskA, ",
1heJ have beon tested In moro than Q thslsand
oaoos, With cntirc success.
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Doors AND sR .2IS. 10 sslr TIE

we are nov manufacturing ali kinds Of BOOTS
sapFly of eastern made work Of ever ds- ~
scr 1tion, made expressly 70 order, and winY ii
pc eeid ~ o muoh lowor price than has beenv -
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern Or
IN store and st Us lowest lrieea. Give rs Gall,
GRIFFIN & BRO,
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ftess tAs Wsstws r. r. 6Asstss, NSssss, III,
nvslled CephAio Pills.
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Es~ ths E<sssisw, No.rolL, VI,
m.de oars q s.sasshs IN XII. "a &.
.0rIns. "
Fs@ fAs ExsssSssr, NsrrsA, W,
fhey have beon tested In moro than Q thslsand
caoos, with cntirc success.
ffess tie Dsssee,ss. 81. Gs~I, Mss..
NAY have them In case Of an:sstsok.
F'e~ As Wusss r. r. 6sss.ss, oasssss, I'LL
we hesrtdly endorse Mr.. spsldins. and his N
nvslied CephAlio Pills.
Hs~ tt' Sosshsrn PsfA FSsdr, Nss Orlssss, Ia,
numerous list that has reserved bsnssI sL ns ny
other medicine can prodno 49,
Ffo-s tie Sssafs, Dsssspssf, Isss,
mr.; spsldllf would not CONNECT bis name With
an article he did not hsoS TO Iossess real merit.
F'oss tia Ad.s,fissY, P,sSSIsses RI,
The Ceshsllo Pills arc said to be q rcntsrksbl,
Sefe bss S1 sS for the .na
mas ever been discovered. "'n'"
Hsr Ia 81. Lests Dszsrss,
p1s ,nmshSo demand for the article tosphalis
F-s tks Ksns,sAa Valley Stew, Ksss~As. Va.
We8re sure thst persons suffering With the had
sohe, who try them, will stick to t5sm,
Ftoss tbs Adssyfis~. PysvtIs>ss, r, T.
The testimony IN their favor n strong frsv t.s
most res ootab,e quarters >A'
tom fAs Dsily Mess. Nsssysrs, RI.
cePhslio Pills arc taking tho place Of oil kinds.
FSom tAs ConSsseial Bsllstis, Boston, Mas,,
said to DO very eincaoIoua for the headache.
Pom the Consmreial, Cise,ssafi. oAi..
Suffering humanity can nov bs rehsyed.
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FSes tks DsSsoeyss, 81. GssI, Myss.
IL you are, or have boon troubled it'll thu had
zone, send for box, tCcpha,ic Pills d 20 tnat yov
nay have them In case Of Gn.6ttsok
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HsSs tts Southern PstA Fssdr, Nss Oylssss, Ia.
Try them you that are afflicted, We are svrs
tnat your esumony oan be added 10 the slrsad,
anfnsrons list that has received bepeSta that No
other medicine can prod noe, 'H'' Nv
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IN AZ The OLD PAWN OFFICE. On
STREET, ~
Back Of th8 hdtioaaI HotsI ~ q
VI, 81 liberal advances made on tJoId and ilvrS
Wttones, Damon. 8, Jewe.ry, Silver ware Cloth
ing, Pistols, and ell kinds Of Merchandise B1sI-
ness strictly coDhdeltisl.
ISAAC HSRZBERG, 35tC street
e1 f.m Between ~ and 9Th ste
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(rrQH29 ARTlCLRs;..M00RE's INSECT and
koaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, 30. Moore's Rat and
M9rse Exterm,nstor never fails. Moore's Bensins
VII remove paint, warn Oh. or grease of any klnd
rom the most deioats fabric six or woolsn, With
S5t injury 70 color or otherwse Will clean Kid
S0ves beautifully, with little labor. For sac a
400kk,s Great Medicine Depot li5 Pa. ss..
GREAT BAkGAINs IN PiANOs.-Ons VERY
-, =. nice nal sons make for eisH OLE
iOr sieS one Ro:sSooS E Sss 4 Bro.sIBxyI
Rffe fSr ~, g the MnsIe Store u w. g, METZ
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ID o + A TO T. 8!

n HE Subscriber having Iundo additions TO hi.
tsotoiy' Making II now one of the largest BJRR
u the District, whore kis facilities E&4
for T,;sI 1ieoturing CARRIAGES and -
Ll6HF WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
ness, he hopes 20 give general sausfsction4
Al Kinds OF Carriages aad tight wagons kept
All REPAIRS neatly done. and all orders
promptly attended 70,
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
ner oness ANDREW j. JOYCE,
% ~ corner of FonT teartl and r. sta
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OCEAN Ten MERS' SAILING DAYS
fROE TIE UEITEs SzArzs

on the lst, 18th, and 2lst Of every month.
IN! Oh $50 to tho Peoples Clo,hIng Store
and examine that usw stock uf FALL, Cloth
ING, Ihu Ms. HATS and CAPS al for ssIs at
the lowest New York prices an SlIm
w. Boys CLOTHING.
W n have received within the LIST DAY or two
iefSe assortment of Boys SPRING CLOTH
IN0, embracing all Styles Of IOw-prioed, medium
low prices for casa. '
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
529 Pa. cy., between 9Th and 10Th SIS
N q ARCHAEOLOGICAL ReenhllnAn.l
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FScss tbs AdsUfis~. Pysstlssss, n, T.
The testimony IN their favor u strong, frsu the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11
Emancipation, Of Slaves.
PAaInn11s. Friday, VA 5Apuril 20, 1861

"" ". PAnIs, Friday, April 20, 1861.
@7 Mr. Faulkner, the American Minister
here, has just en'aneipAu d. his favoritc
slave Dave, an intelligent aud au'iabte mn-
latto, whom all persons will recollcct who
ever visited the Minister'S house at Paris.
Dave, it appears, Is the last Slave of the
Piper fah'iiy y, the most noted and valuable
family oGshives in the Harper's Ferry re-
eiun, and all of whom have, been owned
and cmancipatcd by Mr Faulkner. The
history Of Que Of these slaves is to the last
degree romantic. When Mr. Faulkner en-
tered upon his estates, at tho aye Of twcn-
~ one, he found himself the owner Of a
Young girl Of the Piper family, aged sew
ens years, Who, was perfectly white, with,
blue eyes, straight hair, aud great personal
beauty. Her NJ, ther was y mulattv wo-
man Of the family, but the father was q
white man-a we'll known politician in
Virginia. Mr. Faulkner. en,ancipatcd the
mother, and sent the child to Pennsylva-
nia, to be educated in the family Of a pi-
GUS aud pl.iIanthropic lady Of his .acquaint-
anee: According u the law OF Pcnnsylva-
MI. at that time: a slave was free at the
end Of six months, and exactly one day
after the Piper child had been six u,onths
in the State, there walked into Madame
KS bouse:a we'll known wealthy Aboli-
zionist, who said to hers" Madamc, I sup
pose SOU know that. by the law of the
State; this child is now free. ! am So
and so; :: I am rich and childle<s !; am
going 10 take this child, with the view Of
adopting her; ard Of giving her my for
tu"e." So saying, he ted the child away.
Mrs X. wrotcat once TO Mr. Faulkner,
explaining tie matter, and uttering all
sorts Of regret at the unfortunate occur
renee. Mr.. F.; replied, and quoted the
good lady's fears, by assuring her that he
was perfectly satisfied that he never
could ave held sch child in bondage !;
aud that lie intended, at any rate to cma,,-
cipate her. Nothing more was heard of
this 'el,ila fsr' several years, when Mrs
Faulkncr's family received one day a
newspaper. announcing her marriage to u
rich gentlemen in certain city we will
not name, fyr her origin was not Known
(, to her husband, and stating. that as the
adopted child Of the, wealthy Mrs. --,
.her marriage portion would be immense
The mother Of the child. and all those, in
fact, who knew her, took deep interest
in her welfare, and 10 mmqpyication qy 9th
cr than this Paper ever took place between
them, for fear Of diyu]sing the secret.
Times. -... ..,. ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11


A CoRruSE FROM A; SHEEp.--In 1905,
Mr. Bidwell, law student in Stookbridge,
Mass. told q poor la,l that it he would
catch aud turn out his horse, be might
iayeit to ride: home to keep THANKSGIVING.
I, he boy. accepted the offer, and the day
before Thanksgiving, as lie; Vas amounted
on the horse ready to start t"r home, Mr.:
Bidwell handed him silver dollar-lhe
first dollar he ever had Instead &
spending it for. personal qualification. he
bought sheep with it. From that, sheep
I've had, in, 1882, /: flock Of 1904 sheep
which hc sold for S2!5lV. This mopey he
invested " .up,towa7 lot. in New fork
city, purchasing ten lvts for $3.50 each.
which he ssld ia two years, for Sl2,5UO.
This was the beginning Of the fortune Of
Nathan jackson, Esq, distinguished for
his generous aud nlu'iticeat dutatiens at
various times to Williams :tn Collese, Mass,
Souru CAROLINA Bosu.-Gcncral an!
derson-MJor that was-says that those
ronantic aud chivalrous accounts: sent
North from Charleston at the time Of the
attack on Fort Sumptor-that. when the
Forts barracks were on FIRE, aid was prof
cred to put out the flames; that when his
flag WAS shot down another was rendered;
aud that after the evacuation. he was the
guest Of Bcauresard, are all equally un7
truc-regular South Carolina bosh, the
whole Of them. At the evacuation, An
dersoni said TO one of the officers, 4" II our
cases had beea reversed. and your quar-
ters had been on firc, l should have stop
ped firing and offered aid to extinguish the
flames. War is sad business at the best,
aud We should strive to l,uman;zc it as
much ms possible The officer replied
--'..'We ---''Wye did just right" :. 81 hem; satb
Anderson s.we need have no further con
versation, sir." 49,.
! MoRE:orTHEA COsilNa:-On. Sunday
afternoon three hundred Norwegiaus arri.
ved in Chicago en- route for Minnesota
| Press -
+ During the thunder storm in the vicin.
j ltyotsRicc Lake Hast week, two valuable
! csxsi on Mr. AJayall's farm were killed by
lightniue. ,Eme,iee them. was literally
torn to, pieces; ard tile oiher was knocked
dsudsnhont any outward signs Of injury
IAa!fsh Repabic'"." @;a'a1l.! -, "'zs Z
4 | 4 Sas5losi.l J.u5i. ..iI z.Ta!t.. =. ~
1sAAla AAlaryest1 hands il is Fehyprebable Will be
| In 'gtRstdcs,aqd the coming season. The
faupeps in thss sessioi, !, sud we go BY un'
pxRhssge4 ettstoqyhast The t6>a1s fsrs
! kfaliea3 q 6Oar 1e1-Rsd cJ 45l a.
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MI? 'Pmtingtonf ff says there. there ~ j. not
eseusAs softhe' spna Of setedtysit lA ii:
tADSanth to.63l I'D Aaid3amhs7 7aeiI4do s1sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

'WBA1V ING
.Es3 ESs = 0faoi ~ Ia.i--If a-Sft'' .7C:tH'a ~
FsA,tRREPAlED 10 WEAVE CARPEsT
I IL iks be1s manner, and on the shortest
SssjiA sts1se, to doors oouth: IT the asasaa
1esl> .se 3 =, te;.sa1R&:A00R1. :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

y.A. Hu1,. ustiae. his r.treas that hs h.s
sbaDdt3Gasx. 1ssr- -atsryo kotsl;in2 Upper 81.
4l4a. This house j. pleasantly situated.
sSa11nandiil dne View 81 Tie Mississippi and
tlotAsi Rapi1s.o i is,iIso shs46ae. 81 Bur
bAaks L Ca a.!sG. No saarta yill hs 9lp.red
d fsi93ih1ng good tsAls and promoting the
elsiit tfahGt1GSsnsi tuSlie.. ?t3I8stf. i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11
7! HON JON rs,
S'P' 80 BLACKSMITH.

4 IL kinds Of work done In the best posi-
"A jzkle aa1aet,; Particular -attention given
ffkera4 .en e4sAeejaes 'Plo! veFt, ,a1da!e-
pSging Of III Kinds. Shop in 1ame building lhq
I'd Il. n. Wssrt's Carriage phop. MI
wz11.1.IS {. + s s H07p$:e1E6gt IS n 7 $7:e16gt
..; At, CLOUD. :. :.cn MIMI -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-11

DR. ", 3. s11MoN'ToN'1 .11
I.DsPECTFU4LI t,nders his Professional
RI Bervioes to lhs Citizens Of st. Cloud and
!ssSeehity.. IN -, 80, ..
ekssid,afe, Lever Town, second house south
vss: * Rsvine, formerly occupied by Mr.:
,ANl..leslar attention given TO Operative
S.riery. vol-lOny
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-29

The newspapers of Philadelphia are unanimous
in declaring that the meeting of mechanics and
working men, which was held in independence
Square on Saturday evening last, was one of the
most emarkablepopularg gatherings that e~er took
place In that city. Even the Philadelphia North
American comedies that the assemblage in point of
numbers, stnltiied all precedent" When it is
AAe, in'O consideration that regular old fash
loneo sno"-storm prevailed without ntermission
throughout the day that the surface of 1ndepend
ence Square was covered with snow from six to
eight inches Deep which the wind wbirled about
in binding masses, and that the night set in btter
cold, some idea may be gathered of the ;nton.;.n
of the popular feeling, which, in sn;,e ~
the incemency of the weather, made :,
self apparent in SO imposing a demonstro-
ton. 1t was emphatically a meeting os
workingmen without distinction of party, and
representing every branch of industry which is
carried on in that city. They had come to the
conclusion that as any further delay in Congress.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-29

BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES,
oiour own market in person and of other markets through
reliable correspondents
Also, buy and sell at lowest rates OF exchange INCUR
RENT BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TIME AND SIGHT
DRAFTS on all the principal cities of the Union Make
Collections on all accessible points with prompt returns
Receive Deposit in current or uncurrent funds
and allow interest by special agreement
Negotiate loans and business paper 3tfr
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES PUR-
~ CHASED BY JOHN WILLIAMS & SON
NIT 80 Smiths wharf
BANK NOTES, bought at best
" rates by Ln24-tfl THO. j. CARSON
GHECKS AND DRAFTS, on all points South
matt THO j. CARSON.
GOLD PURCHASED AND FOR SALE by
~ n2itI THO J. CARSON.
A DVANCES MADE ON MERCANTILE PA
IA PER AND APPROVED COLLATFRALs, by
h2i-tf THO. J. CARSON
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY, AND
" ON FAVORABLE TERMS, by
~ n2!.tf THO. J. CARSON.
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MANN's DINING Rooms.
No, "a ". BALTIMORE STREET,

MANN's DINING I2o0mg
No. "a ". BALTIMORE STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention 10 the house
The bill OF fare will include all the subsantias as vel
as the decacies Of the seasonhavng made
to be supplied with all kinds of GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fne lot OF BIRDS, which will he served NJ at
short notice.
AZ AANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWIING SALOON
Is IN the rear OF this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 50 Fayette street.
au29-tt H MANN pro,rio.,r
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Coon TINES OR BAD TIMES,

Coon TINES OR BAD TIMES,
YOU CAN'T GO WITHOUT A SHIRT!
THAT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED FAcTI
But good times or bad times, it is every ones interest to
get good artic for the lowest possible price $50 that
gosd, so by all go to ADAMS and he will Shirt vo
good, and shirt you cheap.
The finest *l75; good Shirts lower
Making Shirts 10 cent, each
ALL FOR CASH.
ADAMS, I46 Baltimore street,
ial9tf m stair,
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RoOFING RoOFING !! ROOFING II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSITION ROOFING
Unvaled by anything yet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UNEQUALLED FOR Economy,
UNRIv4LLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further Information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
iV26-tf po,,;x.o..