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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12

CoOKIHG RANGES -Motrs Insnsdbas CHOKING RANGE for
~ wood Or eos decdedy The mosk durable and seonosal
hrture or cooking In for sale and put up with cold
water Axtares by expeeneed wolks end warranted 70 vs
Dov u-do Q. 3. BLISS CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12
New Commission House.

WE hsyo s associated ourselves for the
Nrss far the sale Of Tnhaooo Wheat Corn, &c. DC We ask
hape of ihs patronage Of generous public assuring them
-, ~ are much Younger the B0drd V Jtde and havo
a VA ignored It's action the ~ per cent EN- We WIN
se for YOU under the old rates OF eommson Ia MAKE remit
July 2OdAc1y onrA.NHi' !" DOhA'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DELI DC | LINDSEY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA.

srrEavHEsdAkaHf 4 + 1 sEfrzEn & 4 IA AfhlR1Esr. h
flHIs valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conrm!
Spring. in Germany in convenient and portable form,
h9s universally the mos, Favorable Tsemmena,ions
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SAL APeric
and being entitled special
Mineral spring waters sedz Powders and other SIMILAR arti
es both from ii. comaeinsss and great efficacy! BE-
Bhioas aud fsor.ie li.ea.es sict Mta@acir. ho.s@
APpefne Indigestion, ond az Mntttr tom.
SPRING ~ HNB 'sslp!I SWM NJ tafi.li, FIX SEASONS.
anh Lana" tns % H e! G S %s" rrr1a. s OF BY sss
Habits lnyaids and Co,acseents Captains of ssscs and
Planters will hnd valuable addition to their Medicine Chest
with those who have used it, 1t las high favor aud deem
fspis STATE Of @s Lieerit render. great service in
II Goat and RAeamatis gives the best satisfaction, nj
ually curing those afflicted
'%s to :. Msr" o s 4ns'% sn % msa
Acid.ty Of the aomdca, and the distressing sickness
success under its hsalhfal influence:
aesras e o'eae.t rsli 10 Mo" AFFLICTED "it' or SAL,
irritating secretions and thereby removing all Annor.
Infae .i"rainn1s in aHcases "herta 0e"He le'fent
keep any climate merely requires water oroi upon it
TO produce delightful enrr,e ,escrnt beverage.
Of the day acting gently the system restoring the digestive
power exciting healthy and vigorous tone Of the stomach
give rrs to every cjoyment also enables the invalid t"
many luxurrs with inpuni from which h otherwise
he debarred, and without which life ksomc and distress
ing
Numerous testimonials from prossina and other gentle
men Of the highest standing throughout, the country, and lis
steadily increasing popularity for series Of years srong,
It's efficacy and valuable character and recommend II
10 the favorable notice Of an intelligent puhie;,
Prepared and sold. Wholesale aud Retail, w
JOHN A. TAERASr n co, DKrGGisTs,
No 2IS Greenw icli-si. of Warren, n. \.
june Idly.
Fancy Articles.
lust received at PAYNE h BLAcKfoKD's the most beautiful
- and extensive assortment of fANCY LES
ed in this city, comprising In lar, Pocket Books and Port
monaes IS varieties Cabas Work Boxes aes Dressing
Cases of all kinds Paper Macc and Pearl nad Strcoscos
several varieties Bohemian Toilet Ses and beautiful
Oder Cases, Puff @xes Jewel Boxes, &c, loo Portfolios
bracing variety Writing Desks at all prices
lies Of beautiful Cigar Stands and Gases, Hour Glasses
Lunettes Pocket Knives Gold PENS also n
and elegant style Of Ladies Travelling Bag oci 2Odts
lust ARRIVEDWe have just received superior lot Of
- Baltimore Buekw heat Flour In quarter sacks Of 2o
pounds-sonlshng extra For sale accommodating terms
by nov l5-dsl SOLOMON & MI SSERS.
FINo sPORTsMEN-A supply Of Dubonfs celebrated Cans
Il ter Powder, suitable for sporimen for sal" by
nov 7-dts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
TUHE RIDING HAT to be the best Female Rider
Il the Agricultural Fair, can be at the store Of
oct 18-dts J. WILLIAMS Il son, IS Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TIE RMS
LlSL

ytpGINIAN II pullshed daily at 90 and Tr Weekly nj
r annum advance and Weekly al s2 invariably in adj
- % heyvi.e t2 80 viii charged In all No paper
'anc asn,,nued except the option Of the Proprietor
wv VIZ n ,r,earrg,s shall have been paid
III irRTISEMENrS inserted for 30 cents square OF
a.. ar less for the frst insertion aud BY cents Tor each
u.nce unless ordered inner or weekly and then %
snuare will be charged for each insertion. lfihe
marked on the Mss will be published
per DC, '" ,.r,sl out and charged accordingly.
I'LL o''e THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
r one square daily. sso
r., two squares daily 1 ~
r r, Two squares tri-we:ky -. ~
eial contract ,, iii L., u,,,.a 10 ,,,.,r mm.bi.,.bu
tB ,h. A advertisements charged for transient rates.
snss new appear in the daily and trwtek
ypspe,M notices which exceed eight lines charged
-,s.,hly for the exccss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12

HOOP SKIRTS and Skirt supporters just received
sale at less than the usual price.
2tdts L. A. a. T. KINSEY
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LON DON
Northern Assurance Com any,
No. I MooRaATk srREEr, LONDON,
FOR FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES,

A. Home and Atrodd. --Esfabt"hed IN issd -.
Paid up Capital and surplus 2iot,iii os
Annual Revenue for ycnr Jan VI, lsbs, 033,7yl IL
mos, every Inscription q Properly The atss q premium
moderate and the conditions Of Insurance framed with
ID r. .:s ssI, ssy spassa %
'a aeary 1p oo6 @ sha1 % odr ' ''''' personal
promptly adjusted ard gs s'nS.. 5srsnss 70
W. W. WILLIAMSON,
nov 23-ds Agent In Iynciburg, Va
Stock Of New Goods in December.
> lss, .rfs supply % y chfiGoEs ps BfEsEs, soTs'
FURY gRhSs a %e at xhIe viii hhS b.
n am also receiving large supply Of Black and Brown
dec g - e-''Y' '~''l JNo. J. punvIs, Agl
MILITARY GOODS.
w HATS, both trimmed and untrimmed;
- sAsIIEs, Of various materials and prices !;
f;sGs style and grade Of
All sold for the lowest possible PyiHs; us sos
nov2 50 Main st., Lynchburg.
SCHOoL BooKsReceived this day, another large supply
Of SCHOOL sooKs Of all kinds Liberal d,:eoan. allowed TO
sept ib-d.. d Main Stree
SPECIAL NOTICE
Ii @ s hs x % % III ns SspS. N &c Co. on the
nov l4-dilJan j. IL THOMPSON.
HOOP SKIRTS Skirt supporters just received and for
II sale at less than the usual price.
2l-dts 1. A. a. T. KINSEY,
DURNING FLUID.-Fresh burning Fluid constantly on
ID hand aud for sale by nov l1dtsl j. n. THOMPSON.
YNCHBU URQ COLLEGE,,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
uNE fourth annual session Of this Institution will
Il on the 9th September.
The location Is one Of the heahest and most accessible In tho
one South and the study both Classical and Scien
tinc, equal 70 that Of any Of the American colegeA
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained u-
der the Of Mr. j. T. Bankcnshp graduate Of the Vr-
gna Military Institute and more recently connected win e
United STATES e0''' su''f Faculty.
Rev. W. W. wALxxA, Chairman Of the Faculty. Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and Of History.
g. MATHEWS, A. NJ Professor o Latin and Bellies
p IT, CABrL A. B. Professor Of the Greek Language and
j. f. BLAxKEssmr Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law.
D. A. LASGHoENK NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physol
G.A sARroEI, LID, Professor Of Modern Languages
SAxL NJ. GoopsoS Principal Of the Grammar school
EXPENSES
Board % week. washing e % per months fuel and gs
the Collegiate Department for hal sesaion.
~ Catalogues, containing further Information can bs OBJ
taned BY addressing the Chairman Of De Faculty.
July 18-dts. 80
GtoOKIH4 RANQK6.7Notrs Knvne6bs Cbokinx Rance for
~ wood or eos dscdedy The mos durable and seonosica
fixture for cooking for nut up with hot and cold
water Axtases by expeeneed wom md warranted 70 avs
- w eeys nd Rangs Hssssosss ~ n:n g
HWu-da Q. D. BLISS 90.
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Ready for the Fair,
CLOTHING! CLorHING! CLOTHING Y!
M. GUGGENHEIMEI,

M. GUGGENHEIM MEIt
HAS the Northern cities and is daily receiving
very large and fashionable stock Of FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING, which in beauty, style and quality, is
surpassed He respectfully requests and invites The public
his friends examine his stock before
Ing He win hold out grea, inducements cash and
paying cusomers-for others, he has
eence taught decidedly in restricting
Ills stock comprises nanny different styles Of Couts, Pans
Vests Over Coats Drednough etc. that ney would be too
merous TO mention
He also assortment Of SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
ention Of the and only manufactured by
Company in the United States in New York The public is in
vited to call and examine them II will doubtless puzzle
body.
lie has also large stock Of Gentemens rrRSsING GOODS
such Socks Ties trayas Net shirts and Drawers Gloves
shirts andkerchief, Shawls, Travelling Blanket ec also
Trunks Umbrellas, Carpet Bags ETC. He returns thanks for
past fayors and invites everybody 10 cali on him.
n B-Couniry Merchants would do well to call him be-
fore going farther East he Is prepared for the wholesale trade
sept asiis NJ. @.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-12
Natural Coke. .

Natural Coke.
II NOW have supply OF NATURAL COKE from the Carbon
Hill Mines kind that gave such general satisIac'
lion last Winter and expect to keep stock during the seaso
makes bright burns longer than Biumnons Coal AMI
less dirt coal have ever have seen burnt IL
s a. Mnaarticularly desirable for cooking stoves.
VIM A. MILLER On Basin.
scnt 23dts--Rfp copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
BROOKLYN CITY Ne sys.

WHOLESALE ARREST OF BA1arRs.--On Sunday afternoon
oetween the hours or one ave O'Clock, VAIN james
smhey with the S>ars Of she narbor police No
atreseso Nn p,fsops TOR unnecessarily exposing them
49,, W pto'c ghze while bathing toe Atlantic
@ contrary to Law special police rcgu.
~" 1o,i c. m a are Daniel UNe1l, Watkins Jones,
80 p0o, oee' st6pp, Francis Farrell j. NJ Kiox Jas
..f.m Jsnes Lyon sex Cassidy ana lanes q. lasner
They ~eie nken before Police Jns,ica and ansS ala
each ~ 'uS""o snH iHeu DIV
THF LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY.
70 rEE EDITOR the HKaA,p.
foir reporter mns nave been ni.insormes IN roou. .,
te Kpgs County Liquor Dealers Association 80. a.,
Approaching election che association have M, s ,as
Rns Candidate tos Office and do inend 70 At
fore ne por Cal pasIies bave maze their no o,n,,
fne neesng referred 70 WAS ANAL meeting Of 10
members, ana theI oaiy OBJECT simply to operae as
ind viduss ,VIfn tue political parties roere xss no
fubscribed ntr was sucn subject breasted. me oss
communca Dg sucn nfor uatcn y1Ir reporter IA
dou btedy des.gu. 10 turner soms poIucal erd
IM. howard, Pfegiaent X. @. L. D, A.
PEmR CiEMrsoN, 3 Sretasy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

steamsAp Thomas swsnn. LAyasld, Baiunors-H orua-
ssS sSss s!s s a s:- ss
Bari sm.s Aon'ev'd' Pfondsits oad1 and rAlsrn'Dra
sSi PIN. ,snsy o. Walsh Carver oSAss
sssi II fSu' MI SOUL asi's,4p Prioos
E:gs ss,ssS u.sI as%o:
Big lincoln Cornws'Is 80, san ,,ss aousn'on'
S pr: fsss GsSpss ssvsss Merrill Abbott
schI Tuue BAnre ,utk. I.sods
scS John Aurnacl psaros, -Mcore.dv Mott Co.
sss ha.l.. .S' ssss
sssr ~ rove, aoshs. wmnston Me rssAs' MOL $40
ssh, 6Ssmps.n. S'Dosnsii Ts.h,Ds,on Blossom Son
sssT GSs sa0s ssa.
sssr Ss: sep Rasmo. spr's0'
AahlvsD
Steamship Bremen (Brem). Vessels. Bremen, Aug via
Ssasn s rh oss AS e S
~ ,sp sss. sSa,o ~, so.s AZ s is
passsnssIs to spolord Iisson % SUNDAY ~ ~ 'ls
.disr hence 81 Pa of .hs West hen,s
s.samsnD Thomas swami. lsynsd. BALTIMORE and Nor
S ~. noe; 2 90 with mo.s and
passengers. TO b Cromwell a Co
july ~,s eo., and msss % master . lon
$50 .s,p l,z.ls osse'd .ss.s a Lat =. lon >,
s. ~ ion eS spoke ship Arumi. Bate IS as from
d
helene sfs%sn Jp,y 4 r p, q
uercan sho sbo~Os sOsse 20 ai.s oeodsct steer
l :sp s
w,.cl Of shr waterlnssd 20 be u a,cSsrds,Sl so
tron eib,slts with marble 40 10 ord.t.
Bari ford. of Phiiadslphis Munday, Cienfuesos Aug
ss s,sps; q sspory sh.s. 15ooD 2 ass.
oo,sps hq boysp. s,andDg waterOssed and abandoned
s,s 0hsIlc.s (sr Goe,p,d Lisbon day. with md,s to
20 sSo Sm@ ,.srias " non Al w. 'xaA
Eris GO 1iss; kce Port Prince aug = with os~ooo,
1sy =; as s T.
s,s louss ssp@sl OF Portland LiObsy. carden.s. Aug
pris Mary Norton (sr, smith, Windsor. Es 10 days. with
Brig Esrth. Washington Anderson. surry, sdays
vss se 6sssss Hsasy wns with
ssSr ocean Wave IN, Loeihart ~nd'or Ms days. With
Revere or, SIMON Yarmouth Ms Day. with a.h
tHr) voger. Liverpool Ms. 10 days. with a.b to
ecu Mary ttedmAn, Gcodsn st xsry's Ga J? days
es, y zsT,s% .. 8" al, .ssos,hvS,, for Bath
scbr Boston se~s,', CALAIS, tdays
schr Constitution. srou. Bilbrdge, days
ecby Jameson. Jameson scotland. 4 days
sssr TT s: ssns WEE d,,
scs sr 9 &s. a., ss~ mis- Boston Boston. Ssy.
Sshr Charter Oak Kelly, bosson
schr John lrelsbd naSer, eoston.
scbr Plot Arioe. Cober Boston.
kchr Cors Kelly, BOSTON.
schr j. mouth sock, Norris, Boston,
ecbr New York Bs'lett, B. ston.
scbr Vintage Coleman, bostop Albany.
Srhr Republic, Ball, New SedoIo for Albany.
schr Wejs Ryder Rarwicn, s dsys
scbr 1bets, Norris Har~ch for nobdout
Echr Cher, Marble somerset 2oxys
scbP bcnpss, Fey no d. Fla mouth, 2 days,
schr Orion, Davis, Fan river. z da ..
Scbr FceI Or sn sll. New haven, DAYS
kcbr kleencr, UeboTn, Port Jefferson, fdayR
soop kount Hope Suoith Taunton DIS ..
Boop Atwatef, Dam on Sussrx, ioAss
arrived 20th-schr John Genin, Ptllps Wilmington NO.
10 days
schi Virginia, Davis, Wilmington, NC, 10 days.
BELOW.
Two banks, unknown.
Wind during the day NNE 10 SsE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

FREIGnTs-Engagements were quite limited for Liver.
pool, while rates without change OF moment Cot.
ton was a. 7 32d I'd. Flour last en- gagged al Is
Is. I'd. There was very little heavy freight offer.
log. To london 100 boxes OF tobacco were en-.
gagged NJ % The last heavy goods were taken a.
ZOE TO Hamburg the steamship Hsmmonia en-.
geged GOO bags coffee at 4c ana 80 tons
goods at 4os 10 Antwerp $500 bags coffee were taken
by the brig Belgque private terms, To Havre rates
we're steady st unchanged quotations
LIME was s'eaoy, with sales reported OF SEQ COO bbs
ircuniDg common 81 &c. and lump 81 81 10 for Rock
land
MoIAsSEa-A cargo Of Cuba, comprising 314 hhds for
ds.iiDl vas sold on private tel nls.
NAVAL sTosEs we're quiet, AMI quotations for most
d.tciirtiotR sere bonnsl
PROVISIONS --Pork-Tbe market WIS Drmsr and the
deusDo aooo. me sales embraced about 500 bo.s ID
cuolnR Lew mese, ct S4 81 Il Sli SO; thin mees =.
sls AK si3 90 aho prime ct sio sl0 l2l. B.ef vas
ntaVy, ~Se pFcee were bfm, With gsas Of about 100
bps, Including county prime ut So 30 So country
mets o. "a So telscsed Dess at S. $40 3d. spd extra
GO al SioH fl2 DO Cut meats were III lair reaues,
sp1 bfn WITH aaies Of 2s bhos nc,uoins soadsrs
81 ehc AID bans at So. s4c, Lard WIS rte .ay wsn
saltE {" 40 bhs at io16c llc Butter ADD eese we're
steady sLo IN fair demand ut saturdaye quota,ous.
RICE -Tnere has been Bo'ne m0vemen. ip an article
SllDn t@o or tptee DAYS. On SATURDAY the ss looted
W about V0 casss, and to day about APO do All witnn
the raure OF sho a4kc
SUGARS - tpe GALES embraced eb mt nC0 hbls nciud
60 In ebico we're 10 thds. fSr,o e,co, q. exc In,
remainder ooosbtrd CT C16a re1oing az, gIoGer, graIo
whp he range Of bhc exc, with 4oo boxes On D. g.
ana l5o 40. a. CSC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House TO-
day were $20,677 ,5s3 "a, and the balances 81 1884,
sos 6S.
The failure of Hewson & Holmes, prominent bro
kers of Cincinnati, is announced.
The trustees of the fourth mortgage bondholders
ofthe New York and Erie Railroad on Saturday
obtained decree in the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvana placing that portion of the Erie road lying
in Pennsylvania under the control of the receiver
recently appointed by the New York courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REpoar.

.sli1 900, 1921 ,4os ,44s s,si7 1853 "a, 200 sl(
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

souoern Hour was in good demand including purchases
1or export The sales embraced about 100 bbls, 100
OF ~bcn we're for export The market closed within the
range OF the above quotations Rye flour fair DO
mana with sales Of about rs bbs at the above figures
Oofnnesi was not peny, wnile the demand fair
nooerste saee made at the above figures. Wheat vas
nrmef ior good to prime ne qualities, while and
DIG were Irregular; the saes embraced IL 0C0 IL 900
oe~ white Irospa al 81 49, North Carolina lev white
ouoaDo Lew req Southern at 81 &C. mixed KensuckY
d 20 nitsso Up ing ~ 700 arc red Southern In
LOS a. L. Corn was ~ good demand sid scarce aad
miner Inc sales embraced abou' 600 bushels Including
mixed western at &c. Soc Western yellow a. $50,
round and southern yellow 81 84c So; Rye was firmly
ned, with sales OF eco bushels ut 7sc soc BFey
vas quiet Oats were 10 good request and f-mer WITH
saes OF stete and Weetern and Canad at 58c. A0c
CoFFRE -fhe market was sreaoy but quiet 200 bags
81 Domloso were sold AZ 1870 and 100 do. Binaa. 10
speculative movement has taken place inusva,
Was reported that 80 600 mats had changed hands,
mostly by German houses
Co1oN-Tbe market was steady, but without anirna.
hn4 r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, August 22-6 p. NJ.
The bank statement of this day compares as fol.
lows with that OF last week.
Week ending Loans Specie Circulation. Deposits.
August 49, sll7 sos o9s 20 1877 s72 9 sos n AGO
August 49,. lit e9o99 4O3 44s s3l7 500 10 $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

anteed. 24l rs; Panama, 1l53 Z; Illinois Cen
tai, 65A a I; Galena and Chicago, e6l 9; Clevs-
land and Toledo, 223 z; Chicago and Rock leland,
64sa3.
The following was the bu1ypess Of the Sub-Trea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

CITY COMMERCIAL REPO6r.
MONDAY, August 22-6 p VI.
ASHES Tho market was quiet, a. sac for pots and go
fer pearls.
BREADsrUHs -Flour-The demand for State snd West.
ern brsDos continued good and proes rmer with sales
OF ntoot IL oo0 1000 bDs, closing within the Follow
ing rapge of Urices.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
m1SCE1L.ANs cOUN
ITO ALL WHO vALu& Tar IL SIGHT
eEMMONs 4 CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
N 1SCHl.I.AN GOUN..

PANTAhOoPIO sPECY AC.ss
cnptnued use OF them any length time doe. m
nc eye IN The l-sn md sight IA rendered hv ,h,s
N AL reepects lhe that OF youth e o"e'o' ny noa
snveres appreciation Of The usiy hundreosin IN
"ea stee who h-ye useo ese newly tsvente spectsc "a
uo 10y bcs' sth ard far sigh 10 sufficient snnrSnssss "a
/" uer supr'oriiy over all other spsctsnes no soown
ceeor'ted spertaces accurately adnssd IN TIM
'o1uhemens OF AL detective vision ~ the pi, ufaSSSers
oHM sONs 20, UcuIss-i puoiAas
r - S6'h Boo D1Ay arda. "a Age House
SAurioN nor genuine unless pr rcn ssed ss sb,ve
Sole sg'ns tor Bora fvisnna, oeebra>
teo cpers and marine glasses. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
1NURKISH LATAKTA non Cco

'1'UhK1sH LATAKTA IoBA eco,
v. MEEa5C9 sUM PIPES,
SrntnTurrd expressly 'he London cIuhs superior arl
SO 49, resh in pors,on just reserved and for
TONES SON MELvAN
no. 9 Maiden lane, NIX,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26

Most peoplehave been so accustomed to lool1upon
Spain as an efae monarchy, and upon its institu-
IONS as relics of a by-gone age-to regard Spanish
patriotism are mere lip words, and to assimilate
parish etiquette TO the stiff brocades and pantoufes
ofour great-grand-mothers thatit svery difficult for
hem to comprehend the possibility that after all they
may have been mistaken in their estimate of the
!; panish people and of Spanish character, and es-
lecially with respect to their political condition
and the extent OF their material prosperity The
popular though erroneous idea of Spain is
aat of once magnificent country in the
asst stages of decay, and the ordinary con-
eeplion of lis people is drawn from the pages Of
tERvANTEs and LIE SAGE. 1t is the common belief
that every Spanish Hidalgo is poor, and that he is
not only Unfortunately proud, but that he is cere
monious as that famous Chamberlain of LOUIS
xvi, OF France, who insisted upon the &actest
observance of all the old Court formulas while the
revolutionary tempest was raging without -ona the
women of the Fish market, and the hold of
The Fauxboorg Saint Antoine, were beseoin3s, ,,,o
Palace: and demanding, in terms more emnhot;o
than polite that the royal locksmith should mount
the tri-colour and appear before them on the
Ealcony The generality of us have also an abiding
conviction that the bulk of the middle classes
Is composed OF priest-ridden bigots and deyotees1
and that the lower orders may be pretty equally
divided under three distinct heads-the first con-
ssting of oafers, the second of smuggers, and the
third of sharpers. We owe these crude and erro.
neous notions, In some measure, to the Spanish
noveiIsts before mentioned, but ina greater
degree still - to the want Of an u au-
thentic history of modern Spain, and,
perhaps, to desire on our part not to dis
turb our preconceived opinion of the weakness and
prostitution Of nation whose only important and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-26
THE EXCHANGE MogTR1 YAD YER TIsING

SUPPLEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER
Will be issued as usual on the first of the month
Our Agent, Mr., G. C. HOFFMAN, will receive adyer
tisements from those who wish to appear in the
next number, they may be left at our counting
room.
Gas-T Terms, one dollar per square, each inser-
ion. .....-. ..
I3~The usual reduction will be made in con-
tracts for space, by the year.
IS~No advertisement competing with Bati-
more interests inserted in the Monthly
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tIIt Y LAI W EENL 1.


We call the candid readers attention to two ar
tices on this page, reprinted from two of the lead
ing papers of this country of yesterday, If any
man can see ia such articles only calumnious
spirit and wish to exaggerate the social evils of q
rival market, must be content TO bear the blame
of sharing in that spirit so far as that mans opin-
ion is concerned. To even such, however, as re,
gard the Northern press our city's enemies, We
may at least commend the spirit of the provert
-'JdS est ab hoste doceri."
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SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal COMPANY
In view of the low freight from our Mines
I am enabled to offer the BALTIMORE CoMPANY'S COAL
at VERY Low PRICES to parties who will lay in their
supplies during this month.
CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent,
Atf No. SO Second street, near the Post Office
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs &c

ar AARsTERs 47 Lexington street, Howard street.
viii furnish his patrons with pictures glass card board
plates OF canvass, life size in miniature from nature
copied in OIL French pastel water coors, style SUI.
peror excellence He has on hand full assortment of plain
and fancy cases. ALSO gilt frames all of the material
His long experience and attesed success enable him
are his patrons complete satisfaction charge Silly
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST &c, 1859
NOTICE

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