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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- No EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD ~

- No EXCUSE roR BAD BREAD -
aEMPLE'S Infallible BAKING POWDER. the
cheapest and best article for Masking Loaf rread.
Biscnits. Batter and Buckwheat Cakes. Pastry. &c
JOHN w 0ARLICK, msnufsctuier and sole pro
pretor Market Place. P'ankIin street. For sale BIZ
oil Druggists ard srrcers
KING AND QUEEN Co. Feb TO- 1858.
have used Sempie's In 'sliible Baking Powders
In my family, and do not hesitate to say that
gard them es superior to auy have ever used -
To lovers OF good holesome, light, sweet bread,
would heartily recommend trial of these Pow
deTs. CHARLES BURGESS.
MARI HILL, Henrico. 18th Oct 1888.
rR GARLIcK-Dear Sir: Having used to some con-
siderable extent your "Semple's Baking Powder
INTERESTINGLY pronounce it to he superior TO any
hing that has heen used in my family for the pur-
poses for which it is recOmmnnde,
fe 22-6t THOMAS BINFORD.
N5- NEW sPaINa MrLlIHERY GooD.
NC BARTON, 100 Main street. is Just recsiving a
full assortment of SPRING GOODS, selected from
the first spring importations, consisting Of RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, FRENCH BONNETS &c. Also.
great variety of LACE WELLS. something new
and desirable
Orders for Bonnets Of decided and reliable Spring
shapes promptly executed Country Milliners sup
piled with patterns.
WANTED-A first rate and swift srtaw Milliner.
fe 22-ts
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N0TICE.-I have this daY appointed
~ HENRY SAFKER my Agent to carry and
conduct for me. for cash only, the GROUEkY b.
SINESS, In house on Byrd street, in the city oil
kchmoDd, two doors from 18th street, and have also
appointed him my Agent to run a DRAY fer me in
this city. and do authorize and empower him 10
collect all sums of money for me which may be
earned in the said employment
His
JOHN X EINCK,
Richmond. Feb 2lst, 1889. Mark.
70
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SoCIs
Ss>a FY-A meeting of the Executive Com
III ittee of this Society is desired at the Office Of the
president. on SATURDAY next, at 10 O'Clock.
1t is important that there should he full atten
dance. DIMM0CK,
ie 23-td Secretary.
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~ SUPERIOR LONDON MUSTARD. In
Bottlesau Packages. For salrby
JOHN w 9ARLfCR,
ApothecsTy and Druggist.
fell Market tTare. Franklin ri.
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IL III pI,UiDL Mis- L blbnUIpEhInc
~ BREEDEN & FOX, Broad street, would cali
especial attention 10 large assortment OF kmbroi-
oer!es and Lace d., received, some of which
are exceedingly cheap. Worked collars, at ali
prices very low; orked Sets Collars and sleeves;
Lsce Setts, Collars and Sleeves; Cambria Bands,
great argains, aud every other article belonging
TO tais department. feZ2
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CM SIDES Sole Leather, different
wv qualities. for sale by
PORTS, FARLEY kCO.
I0 ~ straa
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s~ GREAT SACRIFICE OF

S GREAT SAtRiFIoB OF
RICH RaGLANS AND CLOAKs,
st r FZsKTELc, SO Main street,
Ceiling regardless Of cost 20 make room ior sr,'pe
PINS. Extepsion SRIRTS of all kinis, from 10 81
Springs. For cheap Goods, call at the CLOAK and
Mantle Depot. SO Main street. yysurvr
feI4 Lb1hibA'
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liz GsKUfHE Palm EOAP-IU cases,
IIav W GARLICK,
6I7 Market Place. Franklin st.
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N6T FosITlvBLY ONLY yoR Two WEEKS
Longer ALI who want good PICTURES AT COST.
should come at once to II Main Street. Whltehursts
old Gallery, as WATSON will remain only few
weeks longer.
TUneS you must call at II NJ sin street.
EvThe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low ia 26-lmH
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EOR CULDS.-Keceiving this day,
l. per steamer 800 lbs Iceland MOSS Paste, 800 lbs
Marsbmai.ow Drops, 500 lbs Gum Drops, different
favors; coo los Fig Paste OF ConstantinCpe; 200
lbs LiquorIce Drops 3G0lbs Jujube Paste and Drops;
Also manufacturing. Barley and Hoarhound Can
dy of first quality for sale at
ANDaEW ANTONTs, French Confsctioner.
f. ~ Next door Exchange Ba'k.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND s ALE.
EOR HIRE-For tie balance Of the
a year. r MICRO MAN, acoustic med to working
on farm.
Also, a GIRL, accustomed TO boase work.
fa 22-3. Arplyto CAUTHORN.
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Richmond, Jan. lst.slS5g
N R.-Persous indebted to the late coucern of
Price Watkins and those having claims against
it will call on us for settlement.
fe 4-dIm II Il w.
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LOSE.

OST. between Jetersville and Rich
IL mond on the Richmond and pa1ville cars, on
Saturday morning last. a CHECK Oh the Exchang
Bank at Richmond, for $50. drawn by Bun Ike.
and made payable TO A NJ Childrey, or order.
reasonable reward will be paid the Fl Ter By eav-
i.g the same at the store Of Sel5en h Miller:
f. 22-Its al BEF1LL.
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RAGON.-Prime Western Sides and
ASshoulaers in store, for sale By
MASSlE 4 PLEASAkTs
~ - g. CRY Airref
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Nh BOXES Egerton's Snuff, 20 hall
~ bbls Scotch do; 10 boxes Starts d.; TO half
bbis Mrs Mler's do; so boxes Reaseys do; for sale
by POTTS FARLEY X m 'e
te 20 fiarv ssrost
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| NIUP The THiEF---A outn came to my
ohouse about two months ago calling him elf W VI
| HENRY FRANKS. aid youth is about 10 years
old, t,et or inches high, sandy baic, very ht
w eye brows, very long nose; one front upper
tooth decayed, sho 9iug the black; one arm marked
| w. Ii. F,' aud the fgnre 's' also an Apchnr-
said boy stole from my house on Sundsy last $50 in
notes. four $40 notes, ana one $50 note will give
liberal reward for the apprehension of the thief
| PETER JOHNSTON.
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RUTTER.-We have few Kegs re.
manning OIL that superior family Butter
"a. MASSIE e PLEAkANTS
- - Ga raat
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAT
TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel. Velvet Kinpon
and on reasonable terms. -. rs
Also. ali kinds of PIN KING done at z26 Broad
street between Sd and 18th. ie l3-z"'
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RAJ TIE MUTUAL BRNEFIr
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIVIDEND. JAN IsT 1859. 40 PER CENT
Dividends paid to Jany lst, 1889 .....S i6l 81 26
The insured can give his note for half the pre-
MUM. if over $50.
No Company affords more advantages. or better
security to the insured.
f. 22-5t KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents,
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CM BOXES Proctor & Gamble" Adj
~ amantipe GAMBLER; ao boxes "sbiIjto,,
Adamantine Candles Just rect lived and for sale by
10 ~ = @eMBLE Il CLAIBORNE
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QEESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO-
~ For sale by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
10 % Druroists
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SIuLEN-From my house, near the
sIc RKe1rlhtentiary on Sunday last white. grayish
Note against Robert Williams of S13 in favor ~ g
Iompkins; also Gold Pencil and Pen. / will
give o liberal reward TOR the apprehe nsjon of the
Note fe 22-lts v T0MplTNS
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kOR HIRE-We have for hire q strong
and healthy negro uau. VINO ia recommended
as good driver and list rate farm hand Apply to
fe 22-ts DUKE q HUT,U ES. ~
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An HhDS Prime eides and Shoulders:
80 bbls Fan iy Hams. 10 hhds Breasts and
small Shoulders; 50 bbis and 100 kegs family LsrC:
p tubs choice Goshen Butter 30 kegs heap Butter
10Y boxes prime cutting these, foE sale ny
fe " LINES 4 20
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CANDLES 250 boxts Gdamantin,
- Candles in store, and for sale by
MAsSlE PLEsSANrs.
w. 81 Cary street.
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DOWhATAN PIPES 100, 900 large,
l. medium and small Powhstan Piyes for sale by
HANNAH q HARVEY,
At psmplin's Depot,
fe Palms South side Railroad.
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DUTTY-In kegs and bladders, war
l. ranted Of fine Linseed Oil, for sale low.
fa22 w PETERSON, Druggist.
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TOBACCO. - Clsytor's PTen ium To-
l. bscco, in 10 lb boxes. aud Booker Halsey' s
extra ,.ecumpte." These are as fine Tobacc0s as
any that De obtained. Also variety ct other
bT acds of fine Tobacco.
fe2l w PETERSON. Druggist
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on BASKETS Heidsick Champagne
~ for sale by
POTTS, FARLEY AGO,
Ic< Cary street
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DOCKET BoOKS.-A handsome assert
L ment, jus: to hani. comprising new styles. fl I
sale wholesale ana retail.
fa @ W PETERSON. Drugqis.
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- FOR RENT.-A neat cottage a
the corner of 3rd and Marshail streets suit.
BILE for small family. There 10 9 we'll of fine wa
Ter en- the premises. TIE lot is well enclose Po.-
JOHNSTON.
IL IL Stawts lis Main street
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NITRATE CF sILVEk--tor Uaguer-
~ reotypists, always on hand Also all other
Chemicals. fe22 w fEFEnSnN. Druggist.
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HORSE AND MULE NHOEH-As. ort
70 % III svINKrp = ~
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GLOVER sEED.--250 bushels prim
~ Seed, for sale by
70 g. Ell sKINgeR 4 M
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nE DEPRESSION OF sPIRTTs often re-
sult from improper digestion and torpidity OF the
liver and rs thee two organs are the great genera
tors OF disease immediate steps shonld be taken 70
aid nature in the performance of its functions we
know of no better agent for eyecu ing this work
,hsnRaK Frs PREMIUM B!TTEkS q purely yege
table medicine entirely innocent In its operations
aus sure cure for all diseases arising from me
stomach and bowels. TO be had at PURCELL,
LADD 4 co, and by all Druggists in Va. feH
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have for
In private sale, first class FARMING HAND.
% years of age He is An excellent Ploughman,
and accustomt Il to the cultivation of Tobacco.
fe 2I-2t WHITE 4 MARYE.
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81 BBLS. choice Xxx MonongaheIa
~ Wbiskey, for sale by
PORTS, FARLEY l. co.
e SIR
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table medicine entirely innocent In its operations.
AM sure cure for all diseases arising from me
stomach aud bowels. TO be had AT PURCELL,
LADD CO. and by all Druggists In va. 10 III
e~ SPsIs0 GOODS SPRIsG Goods
FyRST ANIMAL OF SPRING DEF GOODS
OF THE i!-BREEDEN FOX, Broad
street. are receiving this day by steamer from NeS
York a beautiful assortment OF Dry Gcods. suiten
10 early eprpg sales Al Of tchch have been bought
duriup the past week in the Northern markets -
Amongst them are to be found great variety OF
netp and elegant Foreign Fabrics winch nave neeh
landed only few days from the European steam
ers We beg leave to mention the follow ing. viz:
Chene, Rag adere silk Robes, entirely new de-
Eleasnt silk Robes A Deux vc'ants
Double Jupe
Foul ,rd Silks. solid ground. very cheap
A beautiful assortment OF Spring de LANES
Bayadere Mohairs
Sill Warp do
Feruch English end American Prints
Great bar gains in Embroiaeries and Lsces
Ladies' Parasols, entirely new STYLES
5 cases of best makes Of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Striped 0snaburgs
Plaid Domestics
German Buriaps
We are also opening lot OF Carpeting of new
patterns which will be offered at very low prices
Cur stock of Bleached and Brown COttons, Sheet
ings and White Goods, is also very large. We
Goods this season than we have ever DONE and we
hope by constant attention to the wants ct the trade
and by increased vigilance in every thing. that per-
tains TO our business. to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN h FOX,
fe 8-dl2t 2l7 Broad street.
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1A FOR kENT--A neat Frame Tene.
IL mept, on the suburb of Union Hill, oa goth
olrset, with three good ROOMS aud kitchen with
Two rooms. Rent, per mouth, only So 30. Apply at
NO - Main street, TO NM WALSH.
n p
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iii L AN NOW IN RLCgIpT, by
e&no Adams Express and steamer, OF an !d;tional
supply OF those beautiful Spring Style MoIesk.n
Il Al and Giasgo~ E0Inburg and Glengary
GAYS. Young gentlemen are inyIled to see Them,
lie y OF JOHN DopLhY
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A COOK, WASHER AND IROEER FOR
IA SALE.-Ne offer for sale privately valuable
young Woman, with male child about seven
weeks oil. She is a superior Cock, Washer and
Ironer pretty good Seamstress and accustomedt 10
house work. Perfectly sound and healthy, and
strictly honest.
fe 1875 JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
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III. hHDb, fair to prime N U sugar;
40 bbls prime N MOI asses for sale by
POTTS. FARLEY CO.
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If there be any thing in public rumor
the political dog-days have begun con-
siderably in advance of the calendar At all events
such appears to be the case in the dominant party
in this city, whose members appear to be getting
ready for the oaves and fishes with an alacrity in
no degree impaired by the relaxing influences of the
season. For the Congressional District lately rep
resented by the Hon. Henry Winter Davis we hear
the names OF Messrs Swami and Travers most free
ly mentioned in opposition. Last week, the report
was quite rife that his Honor was about to resign
the city government, in order to lay the foun-
datlons OF the canvassing campaign-the pros
poets of Mr.. Travers having probably been some
what damaged by his late connection with the ars-
tocracy OF capital in the subscription to the stock
OF the City Railways. In addition to the rumored
resignation OF Mr.. Swami, the actual retirement
from Office OF that exemplary magistrate, Mr. Jus
tice Mearis, is likewise regarded as of some polit
cal significance. Whether however, he is to be a
rival OF Mr.. Davis, or of the Hon. J. Morrison
Harris, seems quite uncertain. The latter gentle
man, it is rumOred has many rivals, among whom
the most prominent in ability and partv-favor ap-
pears to be William Alexander ESQ In such
struggle the public interests must be equally
secure, let victory smile where she will -
The States AttOrneyshp, also, we learn. is the
subject of quite an excited controversy between the
incumbent, and Messrs Charles l.. Kraft and Sben-
pard n. Leakin each of whom as we are informed
has active and numerous friends. Doubtless such
contest cannot otherwise than rebound to the in
dependence Of the successful party in his discharge
OF the delicate duties of the place In case of va.
cancy IN the Mayoraltv, rumor reports that the
ness to extend his jurisdiction to the CITY Hail. un-
less previously, himself, brought within the more
appropriate circle over which that model warden
Mr. a. ID. Evans, presides.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


BREMEN-Bre1,. ship Johannes.
225 boxes ppeclay 10 hampers bottles, AIS demiiohns
A Schumacher Co; box mdse., Jas. Boury & Sons
do, Jos Pearson Sons; 10 do, Lerew Sander 4 CO.
10 do, F. ". & T. d mmann cases cigars, Beck &
Bachmann; box mdse., W. l.. Buckmester IA do, G.
B,inkmeyer; do, So do. cigars, Geo. W. Call do
mdse., II. Hupeld $50 do, Stellman, Henrchs & CO..
10 do, H. F. Alberti Co.. Al do, Won Kapf <
Arens; Is casks do Geyer & Wikens; do, Delius &
llalver; II pkgs. do, Schwerdtmann & Co; q do,
Hodges Bros; 80 do Drost Sutro; 10 do, order
ST. JOINS, \. B.-Br Schr. DGSker.
600 bbls. aewives, l50, 600 laths Kelsey & Gray
PALERMO-Br Schr. Flora.
TdO boxes lemons, l,410 do. oranges, order
COASTWISE
BosTON-Str. Jos Whitney.
1900 green hides, Geo W Krebs; 240 bhls herrings
F. F. Pope; $50 do. mackerel, W u. Shurtz Co; $40
do, Geo. H. Rogers; 140 boots Shoes Carey
Howe Co. 100 do, B. Il o. R. r.; l40 do. dry goods
Duva Keigher CO.. 734 do 2l3 cases boots and shoes
200 bbs. alewives, sundry persons.
BoSToN-Schr. Susan.
go hhds. sugar, Egerton, Dougherty, Woods & Co.
CHARLESroN--Schr. Flying Scud.
60000 it. flooring, Whedbee Dickinson.
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DRUNKEN MANS ADDREss-Y yesterday morn
ing as the train on the Oswego road was few
miles south of Fulton, the engineer discovered an
object ON the track as he was going round curve,
but too late to stop the train. The passed by,
and the engineer saw the object was man, who
rolled down the embankment as if he was dead. The
train was stopped, and the man jumping up, said:
"You had better keep your d--d cars off from
me-" A brief examination showed that the man
was intoxicated and that his hat had been severed
in two by the wheels of the train but miraeulonsly
no injury whatever had been done to the sleeping
nebriate. .Syracuse Standard, June D aarVo us1I1aI
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EXPORTS FROM RAJ.TINORE

TURKS IsLAND--Brig RoSe1oay Belle
80 bbs Hour, % do meal, 100 bushels corn, 100
do oats 26 do beans 20 do peas so bags shorts 20
rice bbs do, so hams bbls vinegar 24 boxes tea,
10 bb sugar boxes tobacco 20 do candles 70 do
pkgs Almonds 20 bags nuts 6 boxes candy, do medi.
cine, do TOOLS scales weights, &c, seine Ibis.
twine, l3k do onions q bales hay Is pkgs crackers Is
do wood bowls, do tubs, 81 gross matches, do. black
ing doz brushes 10 pkgs vanished boxes, do pals
do. fishing lines doz chairs do oysters do. fruit
400 cabbage. so punches beets doz shoves wooden
measures, K doZ. wash boards, do. scoops, pkgs.
mdse tons coal 10000 bricks, 20 600 shingles u 800
# W p. boards, ,S3l #. V. p. do
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la w NTELLIGENCE,

CRcUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CTY-Hon. VIM,
George krebs, Judge. The following business oc-
cupied yesterday
d. M. Sauborn Us. J. 7. Schneider Exceptions
to sale. Decree passed overruling exceptions and
ratifying sale. Reynolds for complainant. On
trial.
OTHER CoURTs.-Nothing DONE jfi.
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FIRE WORKS NOT IN THE PROGRAMME-
ROOFS or ELEVEN HOUSES IN ONE
STREET DESTRO YED RY POrRET0

STREET DESTROYED BY ROCKETS
few minutes after seven o'clock, on the morn
ing of the Fourth, fire was discovered on the roof
of the house of Mrs. NJ. A. Cook, North Eden
street, near Jefferson. a strong wind was prevail
ing at the time and the flames soon communicated
to the adjoining dwellings, Some fifteen or twenty
minutes elapsed before the stea engines reached
the ground and went to work, during which time
the Lafayette Fire Company battled with
the flames with an energy which could not be
surpassed; and but for which the damage would
have been much greater The roofs of
four houses were burnt off. The houses were
also damaged seriously by water. Mrs. Cook
owns the property in which she lives and her dam
age is fully covered by insurance. The house on
the north was occupied by Mr.. John German, and
owned by Mr.. John Dennison. Mr.. Gorman's loss
in furniture is but slight, on which there is no in
surance. Mr.. Dennison has insurance in the
Firemen's office, which will fully cover his loss.
The two houses on the south are owned by Mr.. A.
Cox, one occupied by Charles Bays as grocery
store, and the other by Mrs. Nevett. Mr.. Cox is
fully insured in the Equitable Company; neither of
the occupants bad any insurance on their furni-
ture. Cause of the fire-6reworks. .sI
Before this fire completely extinguished, an
| alarm was given, and it found that the roo offs
of two houses Nos. 263 and 265, North Eden street
were on fire. No. 263 is owned and occupied by
Mr.. John Causin, and was only slightly damaged.
Insured in the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company.
No. 265 is owned and occupied by Mr.. George Per-
ry, was but slightly injured and is insured in the
Flreman.s office. This fire was extnguished by
the members of the Lafayette Company, by the use
of buckets of water. Cause-fre works.
At 81 o'clock the roof of two-story brick
building on the southwest corner of Lombard and
Frederick streets was discovered to be on fire.
Ihe department was soon on the ground, and the
flames were extinguished with no other damage than
the loss of the roof. This property is owned by
Mrs: Duncan, who occupies one part of it as a
dwelling and produce store. There was no insur-
ance on the house, but the stock which was dam
aged to the amount of $780, is insured in the Asso-
ciated Firemen's office for $1,000. Mr. j ames Byrne
occupied part of the building as cabine-ware
establishment. he was not insured, and his loss
from fire and water is about 5000. Cause.-The
works. & .T,s-5.,lsEs
=; ~ .ha engines were still at work at the
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,tlOAstatp an0 Commercial 8sbieb.
DALTIMORE. July 5. 1859.

The Stock Board did to-day, and no sales OF
Stocks have been made upon the
heard In the absence of transactions unable
make any statement of the condition of the market
There will however be meeting of the Board
wednesday,.
The Baltimore Life Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend Of three dollars per share.
In New York to-day of the Stocks the list ad.
vanced slightly but they generally dull and lower
in price The quotations will be found below For Vir
ginia and Missouri 6's the quotations ex dividend.
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JNOTECT

Coroner Sparklin On the afternoon of the Fourth,
held an inquest on the body of boy named Joshua
lansant Ruley. aged II years. The body was found
floating in the harbor at the foot of Broadway. 1t
is supposed that he fell overheard from schooner
on Sunday afternoon, since which time he had been
missing. A verdict Of accidental drowning" was
rendered, after which the body was taken to the
home of his parents in Happy alley.