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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-15
VOLUME LV.-NUMBER SO.

The writer would have sustained perhaps the
policy Of Mr.. Buchanan OH the Lccompton
iNSnr. because his strong Southern proclivitics
would have carried him with the South had he
oech NJ e.; but Yet the course of Henry 4.
lSc and Stephcn \. Douglas of Illinois is no,
10 baF citner oi these distinguished gentlemen
from the highest honors at our hands. when
they are tue only saie men now North or South.
Last or West vino, in the humble opinion of
the writer, can successfully unite our party and
rout "horse, foot, and dragons" the com.
bned forces Of Abo!!ionism, Sectioual;sm and
Higher I.awism.
Who can We eject save Henry 4 Wise or
Stephen \. Douglas: However much our par.
" NAV have differed upon the Lccompton is.
Sue. j. is ons which will have to be ignored in
the Charleston Convention. or we will have no
earthly chance for success in 1860. Who does
not know thar. without Douglas and the other
anti.Lecompton Democrats of the North, we
are powerlcsS. either FOR good or for evil. and
Black Repub'canism must sweep everything
before il.
The anti Lecoupton party in the free States
will hold the balance of power at the Charles.
ton Convention; and. ii they fail TO noni.
nate Judge Douglas, they can at least secure
Tic nomination Of some Southern man, and
upon whom are they so likely TO concentrate
As upon Governor Henry a. Wise: or all
the Soathern mcn. Governor Wise Is the
most formidable and available, ard if his
friends viii 10 their duty in Virginia, With
the renowned prestige which Virginia has
ever held, he will, almost 10 dead certain.
", receive the nomination.; and what glorious
lea Ter we would have. and what triumph We
must achieve: For it must be acknowledged
that 10 man in this Union has MS many traits
Of character TO make him universally popular
with the Democratic masses. Firm. true, irusty
and loyal 10 the great doctrines OF State Rights
and strict construction Of the Constitution,
the old Democratic flag ship ploted BY Jefferson,
Madison. Jackson, Polk and Pierce, would
again, under such commander as Henry \.
Wise ride on as beautifully AMI Us proudly US
ever, and our glorious Union continue TO stand
in is broad road Of ncver.cnding prosperity
and rcnown Fam PLAY"
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nEIlAll0N

Ni!s :..:!s -l.,h-, Isc- iivr,- will stand then
L 'f'-.g. ,-,'lu, Commencing on the 10Th ~
''s'ss-s. ,ui -iiic l- 10Th uf July, at niyZ
I'.. a: 'av IF,;i.uc PARK u-ar II hrond, u. soJ ~,
esa AL II ' tte troon, 20 ne paid, in all case., wc!
'+ s-ry"t should the riarc not prove in fcal, She
- &c - ih- horse tile a.xt season gratis, Mares will
ST. &: Z. 'crv per day, but there will be
'-'g..y :Jr accidents s-ctp-- As ,h- subscriber
'' II ssod lie irnle Of collecting the seasons. Re
is i,a I.''e in -irince: snd This Is his lnduc-rcn
- ''a htt i's hnrse 20 lc".
V:a-. !. .iS year old th!, Spring; dark chssnG
'-Aol: Si:c, except the forehead Ave Zee: one
80 flights IA. i-under tee STANDARD, audi.
'aI", prI .fti "a, and u"st h-au,iul symnetr:.-
- "a .13a= = --aIrstble for it, -ze and strength H."
- hc ;vr than vi, Sire. Revenue, ani Is taller
= 10 isl .i.. trustee; i than Two inches taller
-" '.g'.t N"lI-y. Ini those renowned English s;a
- I'-- 'i-r -! VII I.rh"rr. aud i more than five
's -is- 'htn :t- famous lournile horse Jincr tcs.
'--;i. at' - hy R.v"ni- sire Of STE Washington,
'-; ".'ni".:on. tGe!ne-r. Planet, sc, and - out g"
~ '.r", - lUpcf,r fri I'm (Gnner o! the Derby 2,
-! 'N- D.r'iue. hy wh..s.r ~inn.r Of the Derhy,
- - 'aer - ~ .-honrc z. gran dam iercc!. .
y: l4is b. CnalG- out OF the C0onel's dam, by
-. 1rG.~ t.!-r. by King Fergus; sylvia, by young
'io...- - sy!sjG E-.uG, Lord Mor;oGs Arabian.
-is' N4'' Eiy rGcs BAY Bo>;cn. Con-ysk;ns, Hut
= h.-. tTn, iyrfiy Tux, BI..cr.
"fef'sd irtre, The queen, tp-ucalion's dam Was
''- a;. ~ n-,t-d race mares ever in the United
a =. ti''-Ac-s rom 20 four mile heats. SIC
.. '''r5 - NOaurch equally distinguished They
~ h'"1 g; ih- Il 'ya .'ii At II tnI'tor Court Tine
s'' idii Wy Lady. Wa the dam o! The d:stiii-
t-ssh F'ce h"r-. al >:io Jercvd atd also ,lie
- - I. .aPo.'-! pi-,eug.-. Nv La!y's dam also
"s I !olei. winner of ST Ledger, and one of the
" ''ai lifted racers and Sallion- in Ensind sEd her
- 'ste-is. he 4 dam .! ;h- famous four mlr hurs.
!1s peiRr"e j; remarkable for its richne aud e,-
'.f Il. s'"u.gc.S BOTTOM OF ITS crosses and Is
l' 'i'-. ancient 10 be found in the stud book of
'. fiA'in- back 20 ;le reign Of Cairi-5 l.
. performances j; IS sufficient 10 -sy that he ran
- ,-i N9u :artil III except Oi luilc hea., ,ihc
" .'.' ra at ;ha; d-tancr) in Which lie ~"S
- :n"r.0r horse ia Consequence OF beiIg dcci.
u IL! h!, Other which We're Of ~" and
I'-' asa'-, b. cp;-ai.i with ,h fines. horsrs Of hs
','-''ai t1-nerr ShocG"., Tar H..r, Sc, &c, and
--' Ds- -.:h such that II. never put
- -" "a .ny instances dist.ncug majority Of
f.a'.iy. II jane. i-.'., while on hs vay 10 L"ns
=. -. a. encsseu!en; IN uur mii- swc"l',aA.
o.. t.''f. Sc Washington and others, III ras-iL.
. - NrA lofs ciiy. he received injury which caused
j ron Ne turf For hs performance in fall
''..' L. WAGNER
:, '-i's.,nn w Ice exhibited at Powht,an, Chester
-. SIriai'l A.t Hanover coar,s, in he month y;
g. -rN A. which he will r-usii ~ hI- stand ~
. - -'''" {. ".
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GOVERNOR WISE.

The Lewisburg Chronicle and Union DE
mocrat' are both ont in favor OF Gov. Use Tor
the Presidency. This movement in Virginia
in favor of this gentleman is perfectly charac-
tcri>tic of his past success before the people
The moment in which a respectable breach is
made by him in the ranks Of the Opposition
seems "a be seized as a signal for general
movement in his behalf One by one the De
mocratic press Of the Stltc arc running the
Wise flag enthusiastically to their mast head.
The Hunter party are beginning To see in the
present phase Of our national affairs the heed
the imperative necd-of such genius and
master mind as the Eagle Of Accomac. The
American public can no more resist the rising
tendencies OF giant mind and iron will than
they can resist the opportunities of instinct.
In both instances there must be general nrres-
sity appealing through sutierin. yItem. IhlS
is the rcdeeming feature Of Mr.. BuchananS
administration, that il is creating ncce>S "
for such a battle axe as none but Wise can
WELD, and which no people and the downward
tendencies no poll v can resist. 1t * con-
cedcd that the State Of Virginia stands most
prominently before the Charleston Convention.
Wise and Hunter are admitted to be rivals be
fore that body. In lav of unbounded pros
pertv Mr.. Hunter would have less TO fear in
the issue. but with European alliances formed
for American suppression, the roar Of foreign
guns agta,ing the waters in our Southern
ports, with the humiliation Of unatoncd stigma
still clouding our Hag. aud kindling revenge in
all patriotic bosoms, and the want of pressure
and nerve to unite the schislns of Democracy
and rntuse unity into its material, the Amerl-
can people can no more help recognizing the
want OF our present state Of atfaigs than the
union of two oppositely electrified clouas can
f. to germinate the charge and release the
shower for which parched earth is suffering.
-iLh,r.onriIs INl .fHr0cAtt
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tn THE VOTERS OF HENRIco.

Mcs>is. Editors Without intending to dis
para.c the claims Of any other gentleman who
ha> been spoken of a> a candidate 10 represent
IIcnrco. in the next Legislature, allow me To
suggest Jhn. l.. Young Esq. as cm'ncnlly fitted
for that position, anl who il elected, w"nld
render valuable anl distinguished services 10
the county AMI /" the Democratic party. 1t is
c.tirely useless to speak of his fine talents.
business habits and nigh character 1t l.
equally unnecessary 10 dwell upon his lifelong.
consistent and earnest fidelity 10 the great prln.
ciples Of the Democratic party. The wishes Of
many citizens of the county would he sratitied
hy his announcement as candidate, and wr
earnestly hope he will lind it compatible with
his nriyatc pursuits to serve them i'll al hour
Of nrcl y ptNo'EAt.
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BATHING IN THE DEAD SEA.

\ pleasant correspondent oi the Boston Post
writing t;om Jerusalem, thuS humoronsly de
scribcS his Dead Sea bath:
The Dead Sea has nothing oi the desolation
which it has been the pleasure Of travellers to
describe and it seemed to smile st the secret
dread with which it inspires the pilgrim. |, Of
course took bath here aud for swimmer
who has fancy to keep his legs as weh as his
head out Of water. can imagine it must be
quite pleasant. My French friend who is not
a little inclined to corpulencv, complained that
he could not get down into the water, and float
cd about, now one side up, now another, for
all the world like an inflated bladder. On
emerging from the water it was rapidly evapo'
rated by the sun; and the salt cryS,alzing on
our bodies, gave us the appearance of an ami
mated stick Of rock candy, or a family rcsem.
blance to Lots wife, With sensation upon
our skin, as if we had been picked for family
use, and with taste in our mouth compound
ed of Glaubcr salts and assaEpdltn, we conclu-
ded that ono bath in the Dead Sea was enough
for o life tune.
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DEPARTURE OF MRS. sIC.lEs

\ communication in the Washington states
saws: Mrs. SicklcS left for New York in the train
Friday. She was accompanied by her mother
Madalnc I,ajioli and two gentlemen, friends Of
the family. Her departure has beer delayed
bv her Inability To leave her room, in winch!
ever since the sad event which has excited :"
much public attention She has spent her weary
hours. Tbs irehtfn cnndl,inn Of nervous,
rroStratinn into which shr was thrown when
the dreadful truth burst upon her that she wa>
di>honorcd aud more than widowed. produced
an illness which has hccn very severe.
From dav TO day her friends have striv"n
Ia rally her strength hut without success until
Wednesday last. whcn il became evidcn,
that she would hc able to endure the jour
ney the nexl day Although importuncd
To do 50, Nv Sicklcs has from first to last
kindly but rcsolutcy. refused 10 grant her 4
personal interview lie has placed hi, country
seat at B"omns,lalc on the Hudson. at the
disposal Of her parents. with the understand
ing that Mrs. Sicklcs may occupy it SO long a>
she remains under the protection Of her proper
guardians IS he has neycr allowed any de-
privatipn (" Justify her departure irnm iutv
heretofore, ne is determined that in the future.
while he cannot consent 10 pardon her Offence.
vet no want shall r'rr justify a rccond yield
ing 10 temptation. Their little daughter is
placed temporarily in the care OF Madame Ba
iioli, who will reside with Mrs. Sickle-, and
thus for the prcsen, enable the latter t" enjoy
the society Of her child. Even this conccs
sion !, prompted by motives Of humanity tol
poor mother whose agony j. greater thar
she can bear.
"On Wednesday evening last Miss Iaur;
vas taken to the Jail to ste her Gather, and thc
artlcss prattlc Of the child in that gloom,
place wa, very touching. indeed. but not NOR,
80 than when, ;,s she was about to depart witl
little bouquet which her father had sivet
her, some dark, indchnable dread seemed IL
overcome her, and she burst into uncontroia
bic tears. for which she could give no reason
Those who were present. say that the emotions
of Mr.. Sicklcs, when his child took hcr leave
were more poignant than he ha, ever bef'r'
exhibited The second act is closed; lct III
draw the curtain over the drama.
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THE LOTUS:
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,snrr cHaMRsS KETcaJM

ANNIE CHAMBERS hETSa JIM.
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ertbosue 20 issue prospectus, fn'y conaien. tha,
1''e - - ~, work would co:nmcni il 20 the patronage
* love genuine. literature. L; Is commenced undo;
f,,or,b- auspices: Its gifted Editor stands first
" yocrg poet. %! the present of English verse,
"a ,rl ~ corps Of brilliant contributors. both In
- ,,,.y and raropc, will furnish monthly choice
- - attractive en;vrtaioner ~ any pc'io Heal of the
viii con; tin nothing sectional '-ctarian hu,
1-,n al Acids whatever Is worthy and acceptable,
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hs-,! for such encouragement and suppcr; as il
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=. -. b. A. !r-,.ed 10 the Editor AL voluntary
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t'.r-, IN business letter. c'1 be addressed either
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For m, Eb0.jr,
fcJ 'Hs L"I"'
Col. William H. knight, Of Nottoway.

Col. William H. knight, Of Nottoway.
am authorized N state that the maine 81!
Col. Knight will be presented to the Senatorial
Convention for this District; and that. Il NOM
mated. ne will accept the nomination.
The Convention will meet at the junction
March o2d. It is enough to say that the
friends of this gentleman testify that he is able
to serve the District and the State with dignity
and ability, and that he is worthy Of the con-
fidence Of his party. 7.
PRScE EDWARD, March 10. 1859.
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I1tE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
s-etlslIEp DAILY, SEMi."EEklf AND WEEKLY
- RICHIE. DUNNAyANT. TYLER & WISE.
TERMS:

-n,I.r f,rxT, dollars per annur,. and at the
N; dollars II taken for shorter period than on.
80 - .h- SsuWgxSIY. five dollars per annuin. sui
- i.i-, :cr ~ uionths payable In advance For the
a. per annum. six copies for so. 10 be paid In.
"4r, In ,dvancc. When letters ccntanIry money sr.
~ ,,u ,hey mas, be registered. they viii be nj the
: the ariters
- ,t,..;lseynents inserted or liberal ;erm'.
.tv,>p ESQriKsR" Apygktisi>G SHsET Il publish
-. VI nth: the circulation IA twenty THOUSAND copies
',--'..fn,n. Inserted ~ twenty five cents per line
. 4, gts this o.ice be- rrini'i-d per mail. IN
r...ah.c Rank notes, reGie.sr.I At ;hc risk OF
- 4, obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
- .-. are charged for - advertisements.
- irr,a distance must he accompanied "i;h the
-. ,.,. vi satisfactory feferei:ct-
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z. W. SMITH.
Hl.kE.Nl.h

W-l.L :as.c Ms nrAt ~ my stahles..S
" sas .s ;fnra :h- ci;y Of Rc' roui. on the ;-SS
Z, ,Aiai,y!i- ru:npxr aud within sight Of theL eLSLA
Il ai ~ C,ar,r. H. s!li be limited 20 siAiy
I sss. .-vg- ha:irsd dollars, and one dollar 20 The
EOG
i.'-, -. he v- :- an! ever: attention paid them al
.iy s.I. t.y lN0. VI. B0rTS.
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HENRY \. WISE.
n. Hy rue CoyEtNon OF vTIsGINIA.

yY-ngrrts .ic.rcy ,> occurred In the Judiciary o.
M. Cor-s ravrAl;h hy the death % Green H. Samues
- ~. I...- o. =, Slpg,in. Court Of Appeals, who
,;, J.i:- @. the :hjri JGt.ciai Section, composed
- ,st:. - % Cu.p,;-r Madison. Greene Orange. Ah.
-, lo..,, Fuy4urt. ucochltni. Nelson, Amherst,
s,.E.iI.r Augusta ilh P.Idlv,cn, Highland. Rocking
I r,.- Shenandoah ,T-.n. Hardy, Clarke. fredrrcs
f-p.sr Nor.la Berkeley. cni J.-r.on, therefore. in
-:y - -. ii, -heT.a Of each OF said counties Is
.r ;,1sir,4 90 ca:,- election % be held therein
Ttg-,i,y ;. it ts of ipri ae>i, AZ She places pre-
,.Is,. hy INV Tor Judge Of I'll, supreme Court OF An
-. apply the vacancy af'rr'dt.
us, ugi-- hHi q. GoYeftor AMI under The seal "
:Ar Commonwealth, a; Richmond. this seventh day
L : Of Jlac.-y 81 Art IN lie SD wear OF the Cni
- -,au--L'h HENRY 4. WISE
e. ..r Gogsra0r.
GEORGE ". NuNfoen
~cr..try 81 ~ tom 90. tce.'Ht.
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MY TRACT ~ LAND, lyiGs on paa river, n the coun
vi - - Ii.Hts1 ! Or ale l. lies three miles from
,:5.,nnr. Depot ou ,h- Richmond and Uanrlc RG Roa
A.! 2. IA. 80 sc-,s q Viii 20 best river low
;-o1at be.c. good lea, - creek Az mos, of III. latter
3d.. and y,ry .re pan: in'. Uftse hsh land. ahou,
see, ~ q. -yt th- rvrlt!vr heavily timber.i aud
asa. li4'y F1r slt-S a!tFes- my self. az palaeFs
'--.a: 2 o.. M-e.leat-rc. Va or Thomas Il. Col,maa
:! Halifax C. II, ii WHO = authorized 10 a-t for
To
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TO PARnERS, MECMNNiCS, SPECCLN.
- TORS AN ID OTIIEIGS.

lME 0i oasei Buckets better aie. all than any ihlns
e.. ',F ri a= si;e: from wells,
tA,e ah, T,t 20 engage in u useful aa profitable hus
:ts a,re opportunity ofso doingby u.chIsng ia.
.-'' aasc AID ~! Barber Pa:ca Water prawlns Ma
s-=, sy-;y cay Of :he States O. Maryland virginia.
4. No:;s Cs.o.iHa.
DESCRIPTION
C::h VI hln.. working with tso bucket, which ill
- .s. ;.8-,=s. hy tara rs ccAns, 20 which is at
"a -1a s.t!t and pu!lrys on which winds brass
-: -..,.i aud ow-ri them. The belt be i.aSth
go =eaed In raoinea;. The Machines work easy,
=. easy la deep In sh allow wells. The Buckets
:.s-, 80 ,asy O: ;ogrthe-
..- person drawing let go tlc crank ~ any iHir
=. --Ss G..I With will remain suspended AZ any
~ 81, vel IL has been thoroughly tried and 'nund
- ~ -,spec: superior TO arv other machine in
.-.-'i'u Il ,:!as 10 cost Of Machines. state
s.. &C. will te che.rfuliy civen b. addressing the
-; ,r a. IL. VlrgnL, House, Richmond. Va or the
:.:y lays az his residence, Rockville Tullaud
.-:y Csn.ec:ien', after iha: time
,.l.-.p z w SMITH
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To BE DEDICATED The new Catholic
Church, in Fredericksburg, will be dedicated % ;he
2lth OF The prusent moutL. Bishop McGiA OF this
city viii osic.se.
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: Me Enunir.r.
HESRIco COUNTY.

The following Democrats Of Ilcnrco county
authorized the publication oi 4 call OF meet
ing of their party On the 18th in,i., t" noni-
nate candidate for the House of DrlcgateS.-
Ons Of the signcrs TO that call made fat the re
quest Of several members Of tbc parity the
call for April Conrt;
G. +. NcCorlI. EpNuSD BRowS,
IoB1. L. CKow, Gro W. BLASKtN>hrr,
B. W. EpxoSpsoy. Jyo. p. HARRISON.
Jyo. F. PEARcE, F. C. kIgBEorGu,
X. H. LoR12y, u. EoS GRoSlSc.
ALBgRr LYBrock, Ro B. LYME
DANIEL E. GARDNER w. D. Mooo,
GEORGE W. TuoAAs. JAS. W. BINf"KD,
EDWARD MrsoR, JACKSON CHILpREY,
W. II. NrcKols, J. L. GOODMAN,
s G.. WALpgoP.
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~, rIr GOVERNOR OF VIRGININ.

>,,ri,rlnN L.y,n: been received by the Executive
| ~, Ann Cu li.r u ire. won ~ Of color, WAS uur.
,lun,y of Jams Cay. ON The nigh; OF The :i,.
-'.'',.I. WAruiN RAND. or R!lhN. u free negro Who
,, ,u.,ite anI i new going -; large: therefore
!. s,-,ay ,Ge- Reward Of G>E MrSpnsn p,ti,Es to any
-, hin. mo ~ jIi! Q; hid Couniy Of James City.
80 =, ,.oysr rrua re AL Officers of this Common
,l ,n; military and request the people generally
-, .N.-tioS 20 procure .hr arrest o The -aid
ryl f- Khan TIA. h: may be brou ;hi 10 justice.
--..v l .rl mt iiovcrnor, and under the Less
- -! q: :ae c''rmon.e'' at 9'shui'nd Ills 18th
IL. ~ g -.hsra-y, iS.e
=. HENRY A. WISE.
8, g.. ',':r;:'-. .
Gr,s.yN Mr>sosr, Secretary .! :hc Commonwealth.
N.- n.ni ahou; ~ Years .! age, nuiat;o, ahou;
4.1.., itA n slender make wtdr- toierahly full
r,.r,gs'..:a h-- When spoken to has down look
:ur- ir. much 'crn"i OUT. VI, had with him
- l.+ -,.: IL Will probably make his way Surry
- -, p.,.r,'.-: March Civ
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AccErrEp.-The Rev. W. j. Hoge, Of Union
Tb...o,;eaI SEMINARY, has accepted the call 10 tho
s..nc,;s na.tor-nir Gi the "O!d Brick Church, New
VT vi;h salary of 5000. Thus has the south
en-, Church Jos, one OF the brsh,es. jewels N he'
GALAXY Ia,,.baT2 lrtSt.
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my n,,,.,S ,.I>n ,sOn SALE.

nsOEGt V. NJNFOEN.
>cr.:'ry II ~ com l."-:He'Ha.
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EDWIN WORTHAM x co.,
1'ocer.. coininiSSion NIerch:,ntS
ASD
osAlERS IN IRON AND STEEL.

"4NuN'NU, NlbulNlt.
,,a,'aaty on hand Iar;c and full assortment oi
80, tEIt>. ."seh-r with LINE, GrANO. PLAS-
"a g. and attend particularly 80 thr sale o. 70
- "d.Af, CORN. fLuCE, &c Feb X--c:im
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-23
StEanhnaIs.

HssTE- p THREE TINES PER WEEK
rSz-=-a5---azFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
~ nae Steamboat Company" will, on and after
S ATIRDA y, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
~ ~. ABODf' and .BELVlDERF" THREE TINES
P FER WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
III h DAA and SATl RDAY AFTERNOONS at ocl0rk
the hour. ~ '''S' '''" GU
~ These Steamers have splendid state room accommo
dati0ns. '-l '-1''i''
For freight or passage apply to
~ j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-23

IUIt SI-AFUkD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving BaltimoI go A. NJ connect a vii
mington with 94l A. NJ train, $40 A. M from Baltimore
NOFICE-An coored persons, neither bond or free will
ne required to bring some respons,, white person person
any known to the undersigned who The willing IL SION
bond to the Company before they vii he passed over INV
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-23
for Sale, cfreiqbt OF Charter:

, ss745 WANTED.-A VESSEL of 200 tons bur
- then to load for Charleston, s c. Good freight and
"'S p''n gwen II TR aP RERg MITCHELL,
azz-I Spears wharf
,s$st WANTED.-A VESSEL of about / 600
A,Ppgly to DUNNoCK & WEATHERLY,
.es5.s FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
S3is bulk low freight to Rio de aneiro win be accepted
att Apply " Fw BRUNE SONS.
,zfa~s FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
assa=s The good schooner VIRGINIA LAyERTY = 1900
bbls surthen JOHN WILdANs : son,
1s54 FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
sss4zs-The new brig ,BELV0IR," Capt "; H. Travers,
ply to TR1TERS & GIITCHELi, W.
alu No. Spears wharf
,zss4 WANTED.-Two ships of about 500 tons
each to load at Quebec with deals for London Good
'-7''''l nv join HENDERSON & CO.,
ial3f Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
- WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD IN
$50 line for New Orleans. Good rates andquick dis
patch given. -
jeth n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
So FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. The
sSsss<IszsScan brig "ATTIYO" Forte master A ATcdit.
~''..'' = -'F'' '''''''''' J. CROSBY & SON,
80 FOR SALE FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
49, The new 4 clipper brig 'BEIyoIR," Travers
ter burthen 1900 bbls Apply t221,re , ,,r-r,,-,
apf-H No , Spears wharf
rsT% FOR SALE.-The Steam Propeller
ssasaass 'VICTORIA,' built in Philadelphia in 1853;
register $50 tons 100 feet long, q feet beam, 10 hold
HELEN & ROGERS,
mh2-tf N W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
IL FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
- The schooner SEAMAN, built in Maryland in 1851
SO TONS II feet deck % feet beam, 69 feet hold copper
fastened reenaed carries 900 bbs bushels grain
draws So feet water loaded She is in good order any
voyage. VIII be sold reasonable terms application
W. RHOADS L son,
s3f Cor. Smiths wharf and Pratt streets
Il WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD
Ssin Line for New Orleans and having considerable
freight ready to board give quick dispatch APP
ply to JOIN HENDERSON & co,
mh3-tf Corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
LII WANTED.-TWO VESSELS TO LOAD
s54South with Naval Stores for Northern ports Fair
feights and quick dispatch given. Apply to
W. RIIOADS son,
ia27-tf corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street.
Il VESSELS WANTED FOR
49, HAVANA.
The undersigned constantly in of vessels load
MORRELL K RANDALL,
fe25-f IS Exchange Place.
Ii TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sssS@s AMERICAN SHIPPERS Brandywlne Superane
Flour packed in bbs or half bbs supplied at short notice,
in shipping order, by JOHN S. PRICE,
dlSly 70 South street.