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GENERAL TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, BALTIMORE
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore July Ii, 1855
arrangements have been perfected by which visitors
MOUNT VERNON may procure THROUGH ROUND
TRIP TICKETS from Baltimore on TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS Of each week until further notice.
Take the 645 A. NJ train at Camden Station for Wash
ngton, where $50 Whalng's omnibuses will be in
waiting to take passengers to the wharf of the fine
err THOMAS COLLY Err, direct for Mount Vernon. The
steamer will leave Washington at $50 A. NJ stopping at
Alexandria and Fort Washington and arriving at Mount
Vernon at II O'Clock, alowi visitors ample time to in
spect the The boat will thence
Washington about p NJ, in ii ne to take the 40 NJ
train for Baltimore; allowing three hours in Washing
ton they may return to Baltimore in the 80 T. NJ tran
arriving here at p NJ.
Round Tickets for the entire trip including Railroad
Omnibus and Steamer So % each. To be had at the Tick
ct Office, Camden Station.
l.. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
W. ?. SMITH,
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The Hon. JAMES NJ. Buchanan. of Ba,timore.
United States Minister to Denmark al - =
six persons, sailed from New ork yesterdar H. to
steamship Borussia for Southampton III 'A'
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4auk Slotitts.

DANK OF COMMERCE.. BALTIMORE,
- July Il, 1858. The following gentlemen on
Monday last elected DIRECTORS of this Institution viz
WILLIAM MILLER. RAVAUD X. HAWLEY,
JAMES W. ALLNUTT, JOHN II. HEALD,
JOS b. BRINKLEY, SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
c. OLIVER ODONNELI.
At a meeting of the Board held yesterday, JAMES
W. ALLNUTT was reelected President.
jyl44t GEO. C. MILLER, Cashier.
z A ERCHANTS'B BANK BALTIMORE. June
I'VE 20, 1S5S-Thc President and Directors have de
clared dividend of FOUR AND a HALF PER CENT,
payable on and after Wednesday, the 18th proXmo
This Bank pays the City and State taxes.
ic3Of ID. SPRIGG, Cashier.
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saw and grist mill near Campbellstown. Leban-
on Co., Pa, was destroyed by fire on Friday morn
ing last inc properly was "a; owned by Mr.. Gideon
TO $4,000.
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On the 18th instant by Rev. Thomas Scwall, ALFREI
WHEELER to Mrs. JULIA a. V. SEDERBERG, all o
Baltimore.
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The second daughter of Hon. John A. Quitman,
Miss Antonio, was married on the 10Th instant at
Mississippi, to Lieut.. William 5. Lowell, L. $. Ma
Wy. The Rev. j. IL. lngraham was the officiating
cinrUyman
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HAVING TAKEN the COMMERCIAL
y HOTEL No 23 South Gay street and renovated and
improved the same it WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY
July 10TH the public, when collation. will be prepared
My friends and the public are invited
iyI7-2t. W. Rooms, Proprietor.
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The third trial of Captain dolph-who com
mandcd the steamer Montreal on the occasion of the
most fatal disaster which occurred to that boat last
summer, whereby upwards of one hundred lives
were lost-has Just been concluded at Quebec, and
the result has been the at the former trials
| tho Jury could not agree.
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and Others
an our own family we use one of Wheeler Wilson'S
machines, apd cannot imagine anything more perfect
Ed. ". - Evangelist.
fe22tf W MERRILL, Agent
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays excepted; price Two CENTS served in the cry
at twelve and half cents per week, payable to inc c
ers mailed to subscribers ofthc city, at SIN
perannum TEGMs-invariably cash in al yan' . and
OF PUBLICATIoN-NorthEa Fast corner OF hIiHessed "To
orh streets Baltimore. Letters to be au,
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, Baltimore, Mar!l'n'
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NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT
ENIIE u Al UIIARE l'OAI. IlMPANN

n being solicited by consumers of COAL in this city to
establish Agency for the exclusive sale of their superior
Coal and being advised that thousands of tons
nually sold in the city
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL,
that never came their mines, the manifest injury
of the well meed reputation of their Coal and being de
srous of securing to all consumers the pure article I'M
mixed with any other Coal, have appointed
Mcssrs. DOBBIN " WAKEFIELD,
No. Sc SECOND STREET,
SOLE AGENTS for the receipt and sale of all Coal shipped
to Baltimore from this date.
Messrs. DOBBIN WARFIELD have entered into bond
and security deal in, receive sell, directly or IN
directly any other Anthracite Coal than the Baltimore
Companys hence She pubic may rely with entire Ger
tany receiving the pure article aud the full ton Of
2240 lbs.
They will ESTABLISH YARDS for supplying families,
and make special contracts with all public institutions
manufactures iron workers &c, by the boat load or IN
larger quantity, on favorable terms.
BY order of the Board
THOMAS WILSON, President.
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NJ. in the act of presenting pstol at him, Murua-
ga the same time retreatig eastwardly along
the pavement, and exclamin. in excited tones,
.'Shoot shoot Mr.. G. presented pistol
other deadly weapon-n fact h, drew none, Mr..
NJ, from the moment that Mr.C. saw him, began
and continued to retreat usingthc language above
stated. At no time Mr.. NJ. nearer than ten feet
to Mr.. c. Mr.. Corcoran was not struck by MS
glove, was Mr.. C. aware ofthe presence of Mr..
NJ. until he was induced to turf round by hearing
the exclamation, 'there is my glove" and then he
Mr.. II. near the bottom # the steps, on the
footway. To Mr.. MS exclamation Mr. Corcoran
replied that he did not intend to shoot at him, but
would send him to the penitndary, where he ought
to be.
Mr.. NJ. left the city Immediately after this occur
renee, and proceeded to Baltimore. From thence
he dispatched another hostile message, which was
treated with the contempt it deserved.
These, in brief. are the well authenticated facts
relating to this affair. Their perusal must satisfy
every well regulated mini that Mr.. C. has been
subjected to annoyances Of the most aggravated
and irritating character. they are rendered more
so by the fact that Mr.. NJ has been during the
whole of the time and is now, connected with the
Spanish legation its secretary. Mr.. N. has com
mtted offences which, if they had been perpetrate(
! by citizen Of our own country, would have sub
jectcd him to the severest punishment. Mr.. Cor
coran throughout these scenes has borne himsel
! with great moderation. He has the consolation o
! knowing that he has the heartfelt approval ant
! sympathy of our entire community.
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I. M. SINGER s.. Co.'S,

[. M. SINGER s.. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
TIE OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET.
RSS- To CIergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer our Family Ma
chine at halfprice. -o,
fe2if Agent
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Anustnl&nts.
G0-AlartnGrsbip SlOtitts.

NJ OF &c E.-THE PARTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing between F. G. WATERS \
SON dissolved on 10th instant by the death of F.
G. Waters
THE UNDERSIGNED will continue the business under
the same name ANDREW G. WATERS.
Baltimore, July Is, 1855 jyl44t*
NO-PARTNERSHIP.-JAMES GiRVIN
~ has this day associated with him J. NJ. GIRNlN,
under the firm of j. * J. NJ GIRNIN, who will transact a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 93 Smith 5
Wharf and make liberal Cash advances Consignmens.
Baltimore, July LIST, 1858 jyl2-u
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A dreadful affair occurred in Anderson county,
Kentucky, on Thursday last. AT a picnic three
brothers named Miller, excited by liquor, got lnto
violence and preserve peace, when the brothers
turned pe on a them and killed two The Mllers were
arrested and confined in the Jail at Lawrencehurg'
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COAL NOTICE.
We would here respectfully inform our friends and consu
of coal generally that receiving and prepared
Gap and Coal Mountain Goals which
appearance quality and durability cannot be surpassed
by any brought this market We merely desire parties
give these Goals trial convince them of this
If taken and in quantities often tons and upwards
enabled furnish them S. 25 per ton of 22O
lbs. We also keep constantly hand, Lykens' Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals
WAsHBURN & HOUSE,
je19,t1O Office SO Lombard ST. 2l door west of South
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THE NEW AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
DRESS FOR THE HAIR.

THE NEW AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
DREss FOR THE HAIR.
I.
Miss Flora McFlimscy of Madison Square,
A lady of fashion, Of wealth and Of beauty,
! Spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did it because she thought it duty
/ To paint the fine ly-to perfume the rose
! To gild refined gOld-thOuSh few would suppose
Miss Flora McE'msey, with beauty rare,
Required aught to make her more charmingly fair
CANTO II.
Miss Flora had heard of a noted Professor,
| Who dressed his hair, tho not "A Hairdresser,
With Il magical wonderful, great preparation,
! Now used in vast quantities over the nation
| This noted Professor grey rat
At juvenile thirty-no older than that
And the amount of poor hair his crown had upon it,
Though now as black Il ravens wing,
With lustre enough for Il ball room king.l
Would not have been accepted such was its harsh
and dry character by any ashionit, however bald she
might have been, who Ger wore bonnet.
This is all of this beautiful and startling poem which
will be published in this paper. If you desire to learn
the effect of the preparation which Miss McFimsey ap
piled hair call 80 Broadway, and Professor
Woods agent will prove to you that Woods Hair Restor
alive one of articles for identifying and pro
noting growth and restoring the original color of the
hair, safe put before the world
CAUTIoN-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
already in the market called by different names Use
unless the words professor Wooas,s Hair Restor
tive Depot St Louis Mo- and New York, are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman' Tea store,
jy142w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE 500, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch, finish and design
is not erceHcd by any other MACHINE.
!; GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE s15, 800, and $25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic stitch, that will no
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
| Salesroom No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
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TE1IIIS Is. rro GIVE N0TIC,E thnt thn snh-

q I y -NND T tN.I1 VII'I0 VIIV '0I'
\ scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore city letters testamentary the estate of
THOMAS HOUSTON late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the 18th
day of January next; they may, otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons in
dcbtcd to said requested to make immediate
| payment.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF July. 1858.
| ANDREW TARBERT,
| ix-l- Iyp
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A FTERNooN EXHIBITION.
On Saturday Afternoon, July In,
DR RoyNToS


DR. BOYNToN
Will give Philosophical Entertainment for
Ladies and Children,
At the Maryland Institute in which he will repeat all his
instructive, brilliant, ard amusing experiments in Chem
stry and Natural Philosophy, including the balloon
cension The beautiful painting of the Court of Death
will also be exhibited and explained
Tickets-School children 10 cents; adults % cts. To
commence at O'Clock; doors open at =.
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in COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
z BALTIMORE CTTY.-Ordered this 10th day of
July 1855 that the sales made and reported by Jacob c.
Nicholson and Luther NJ Reynolds, trustees of William
Peters, he ratified and confirmed unless to the
contrary he shown before the 9th day of August
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in said city in each week before
the day last aforesaid.
The report the amount of sales to be S5395l
MARTIN
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VICE REGENT OF TIE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION
FOR FLoGDA-The ladies Of Tallahassee, Florida,
have lately held meeting for the purpose of testi-
flying their sympathy with the Mount Vernon cause,
and of organizing an auxiliary branch of the Asso-
ciation The meeting was largely attended, andby
the most influential portion of the community. A
letter was addressed to the Regent requesting that
Madame the Princess Murat should be appointed
Vice Regent for Florida. The appointment was
duly rendered, and a Geographic dispatch announces
its acceptance. Madame Murat is the grand niece
of Washington through the Lewises. BY her mar
riage with Ache Murat she became the niece OF
Napoleon the First. Her mental endowments are
OF a high order. She is a Jealous patriot. and her
social position is, fcourse, uneXceptionable. We
congratulate the Regent upon an appointment which
will give such eclat to the Mount Vernon movement
in Elorila.-R ichLnond EnlMirer.
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A BOULDER OF NATIVE CoPPER.-The Lake Supe-
rior Niner states that an immense mass of copper
has been discovered at the Minnesota mine. The
piece thrown up, after several Intellectual at
tempts, by sand blast of fifteen kegs of POWDER
it is narrowed considerably. The greatest length
now exposed is twenty-five feet, breadth sixteen
feet. At one or two points its thickness seems to
be five or six feet. 1t is apparently quite solid,
sa to he wen Of be
ed in this immense piece of mineral at $50 tons.-
Unless it proves to be hollow, it will yield that
amount. For more than hundred feet east Oft this,
particularly in the level above, are indications of
similar promise, sheets of considerable thickness
going into the conglomerate-in some places seve-
raj such are lying one above the other and appa-
renty charging the whole conglomerate belt with
heavy metal
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TIE MORMON DELEGArE.-The Chambersburg
Valley Spirit saws DR.. Bernheisel, the Mormon del
egate in Congress, is native of Perry county, in
this State, where he has brothers and sisters now
Cumberland and Dauphin counties. The editor of
that paper has seen him often at Washington. He
is light-built, bald-headed mild-lookng old gen
tleman. with face and head not unlike Governor
cravat would pass for a clergyman who had grown
gray and bald in the service of the Christian Church.
His countenance is not indicative of sensuaty or
immortality.
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The Tehauntepec Transit Company have pur-
chased the steamer Quaker City, to run between
New Orleans and the Isthmus. A river steamer is
now on the Coatzacoacos river, second left New
Orleans for the same place five days since, and
huilt by the NEPTUNE works, New Y ork city, within
the next sixty days Other extensive arran gements
for coaches, &C., are being rapidly carried forward
now and it is expected that this route VIII specify
be put in travelling condition.
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CooKING C'oAI

COOKING Coal.
The best in the world Prepared especially for family
by the Baltimore Coat Company 1t burns freely and
leaves clinker.
DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
je23f sc Second street
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COAL COMPANY'S

Z COAT-The public are hereby notified that as SOLE
AGENTS for the BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY, we are
now prepared and deliver their very superior Coal
As we are agents other Anthracite Coal consumers
can rely upon getting the genuine article and f ceigh
Our ARRANGEMENTS of the very best character guaran-
tecng pronptness and dispatch in the delivery of coal at
any point within the city limits
The rcghts from the mines being now very low, we can
sell for Immediate deccry much lower rate than later in
the season; hence will find 1t great saving oil
money purchase their supplies at once.
To enable all times sell at the very lowest prices,
we propose sell Cash exclusively thereby saving to
the consumer he cost collecting and the per cenage Of
loss bad debts.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS will be made with Mama
factories Public institutions anil other large Consumers
DOBBlN Il WAKEFIELD, Agents,
Sc SECOND STREET.
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BATHING AT ORD PoGNT CoMFoRT.-A correspond
ent at Old Point, in a letter to the Petersburg
hteHigeacer, wittily remarks upon the bathing at
Old Point ''Thc bathing here is peculiar. A
stockade is built out into the water, into which you
enter and enjoy yourself as you can, considering
the warmth and shallowness of the water. Hard
by, another stockade is erected for the ladies' This
is the misery of the thing. few PAGES off, you
hear the most delightful shrieks and screams and
the most musical laughter. You know that fun is
going on. But where you are, there is naught
save melancholy ''sloshing around" of bilious and
hideous males. The contrast between the two
stockades-the fun, the frolic the females in the
one, and the dull, masculine splashing in the other
is hOrrd hOrrid.
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excursions.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
EXCURSION TICKETS
CENTRAL
FOR BEDFORD.

- - - RAII.WAY.-FOR THE SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA, THE
MARM, DOUBLING GAP, EPHRATA AND PAPER
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in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
IL TIMORE CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY, July II, 1858.
Ordered that the sale made and reported by Thomas =
Alexander and VIM Meade Addison trustees, appointed
by decree in the Of no b. Packer Reuben Fagey
and VIM j. Greenough be ratified and confirmed, unless
the contrary be shown before the 9th day
of September next Provided COPY of this order he in
inserted i'll newspaper printed in Baltimore in
each of three successive weeks before the said 9th day of
August next
The Report states the of sales to he 81 800
u. COLLINS LEE
jy17-1aw3w Test-GEO. +. SANGST0N. Clerk.
In the matter Of the Petition Of CHARLES MORTON
STEWART, SWrririRg Trustee Of G. W. KREBS ct al.
J. j. clayton. In the matter Of the Trust Estate Of
George ". Kr6bS and others.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
1 TIM0RE CITY, IN EQUITY, July Term, 1S5S-Or
dcred that the sale made and reported by CHARLES
MORTON STEWART Trustee, for the sale of the property
mentioned in the proceedings in the above cause he ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof b
before the 10th day of August provided
copy of this order be inserted in newspaper printed
in the city of Baltimore, in each of three successive
weeks before the 10th day of August next.
The report states the amount of sales 10 be 81 $50.
GEO. +. SANGSTON. Clerk.
| TeSt-GEO f. SANGSTON,
| Jour flarl
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Kentucky, Virginia, and other States, have provided
that negroes certain class of them those States
shall be slave, having neither civil political rights
Without endorsing the wisdom of that decision
that Virginia has the power by virtue of her
ereigny to protect slavery within her limits Illinois
has to Danish it forever from own borders.n
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81 am opposed to negro equality. Immense applause
repeat that this nation is white peoplea people
posed of European people that have estb
ised this for themselves and their pOsery
and am i'll favor of preserving only the purity of the
blood but the purity of the from any mixture
imagination with inferior races
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-07

JENKINS CHEMIoo-MEcHANIcAL MINING AP-
PARATUs.-Mr j. Jenkins of the Empire Mill,
has been for long time engaged iu expert
menting with view to produce some means
by which so large proportion of the gold.
which is now lost from imperfections in ma.
chinery, may be saved.
He has repeatedly sent on parcels of the
Sulphate of Iron to reliable persons in New
York. with instructions to have them thor
oughly analyzed, regardless of expense, to as
certain the proportion of gold they might
contain. No return has as yet been made that
would cause a less yield than $500 to the ton
of sulphurcts. The loss of free gold, suscep-
tible Of amalgamation with Mercury. is re-
garded by Mr.. jenkins to be more than one.
third.
He has caused to be erected separate
room, in connection with the mill, to contain
his amalgamating and separating machinery,
which will be run by belt from convent
ent shaft
The machinery involves these two great
ideas, in connection with the subject of ex-
tracing the gold from the pulverized debris
from the stampers, viz: lst, to amalgamate
the free gold, and second, to save the aurifer-
Gus sulphurets.
Mf. jenkins apparatus VIII consist of four
tables, of such conformation, and regularity
of motion, as to throw back the auriferous
pyrites by reactive agency and to amalga--
mate the free gold, by means of copper plates
coated with mercury.
Here then is the scheme, a mechanical ac
tion, by which the sulphurets are saved. anG
a chemical action by which the free gold i
| amagamated
Mr. Jenkins hopes his apparatus will ac
complish the ends in view, yet he has only
the confidence of a philosopher and rationa
experimenter.
In a few weeks he will have all his machi
merry completed and under way, and W,
think, with much reason too, that we ma,
beable to record the success of the expert
ment.
Mr. Jenkins has been a most untiring ex
! perimentor, and he certainly deserves som,
ositiye qualification, and such persons do
it is encouraging to know, sooner or later, re
ceive it. lie by no means claims entire irgi
nality for the main principles involved in tn,
machinery above mentioned but he has S,
much elaborated, changed, and added t,
them, that we have, on our own responsible
lity, captioned this article Grass Vale,
National