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me fRrsslAN AovDEST-Prussia is agitating the
Capitalization OF Germany. Its thrtyeight Indcnendent
governments compose league of allies rather than ma
ton Prussia recommends more power in the centre and
less in the extremities
Europe Is like a fsh-pond, where the big fish swim
about with open mouths and swallow up the less Every
century finds its countries greater in size aud ewer in
number. England has swallowed successfully Wales
Scotland and ireland. Russia has swallowed the Fins
Lapps, Poles, Cossacks and Tartars Austria has swat
lowed the Magyars, Sclaves Bohemians and Roumans-
sweden has swallowed Norway. France became an En-.
pre- by devouring petty dukedoms The late war in tl.
y was only to decide whether Austria or Sardinia shoud
gup down the Lombards Tuscans Modeuese and Parme.
sans Prussia having wheited her appetite on Sle.a
Ioherania ana slice OF Poland, would not object now
TO take down twenty thirty little German sovereign.
The Germans less inclined Capitalization than
OF their neighbour and have held longest but their
turn will come at last
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sAPONIFBER,
CONCENTRATRO POTASH.

More than DouJie ne Strength Of Ordinary Poiash
TNOR matng soap without with little trouble and uaing
expense The chsapc article purpose
One pound E mate twelve heen gallons % good cot osp
nine pound' Hard soap Pdners r On superior srs Tor
cleaning type N perfectly soluble. and free from mpurea
Hroten IN su.u unps sod put up IN 2, and ~ csns
hsnufsetgrsd ~ The CHALLENGE OHEMtCAL WORKS Brook.
Ign, and sold ~ r. u DuRkEF A Co.
sesO--dAwiyis isi Pesri strsrt Nev vork
RAcoN.--lo hhds prime western Macon SIDE. lsndns, or
100 Sfss FT'%' o0'hsH S;i III T ;csS
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PROAD ROCK FALL RA-
Id lkS viii enn.nn.nr. 1..rL-snAN -. =
AA&&.
HEfzzl&N

w ri asst pAY-rrs.D,r oc,o,., An IHsGNS
s,TH. 9 three var Gi colts and als. mile heats sioo
l Gen TsoG,A J. Green names b. by Annexation hi.
I'd IN Han name. Faith by ChhIs Harold her dam n.
50 rondreR, Williams Co e. by Red Eye, her dam
David Mcdaniel. name. en- Mlan. Lernsn by Boston
5th p Newly smith by chide Harold her
6,h Phllo Bush eh PAulHe by Davis her dam
SECOND RGcEsi D,rspeep.,,L for three year. old that
lsi Tho' boswell CHI by Crit EdmondsOn her dam
"a Gen Thss j. Green e. Addie curre by chsien
81 Calvin Green by Eduondson his dam by
SECOND pAYwrDsrsp,! mile po,ts,aks. for four
ee viz Fondren Williams Co I. W. Boswell
THIRD DAY-THrRspAr, 6h.-club purse; two mile heats
FOURTH DAY-FKrDIr. h-Club purse three mile heats;
a two mile heats s2Oo entrance sOOoe August
l., Gen Thos Green names Capt Jas williamson.
"a II Hall nsa,ss S TaS by ch hII" Harold he. dam
3i David MCDANIEL. eh Leman by Boston r
an Phio Bush en- Pauline by Davis. her dam,
80 Calvin Green ~ Ghf Edmond.on hi, dam by
TE' .iSS , Rhos SANE & FOR
it., ~ Hall names eh Fame by Finsne,r her dam u
"a David Mechanics by Boson IT, her dau by Re.
So Calvin Green names Mr. Corbns en- by Edmondson
her dam by imported Crfus
her dam fire by, by Priam ~ - 80
Steel - - ' -
9Th Capt John Belehsr BY Rye plen
Evans -
s~eeslake on hrst TUESDAY May 1890 for three
year old colts and allies the produce Of that had
d9ed winner 20 let Of May 1875 $50 enirAnce tSsO fof
nile heats; closed LIST August, 1870. follows:
lsi Gen Thos J. Green namesL
her dam Fire Fly by Imported Priam
Cd y VI Hal en-. Revenue dam Fanny Frrn by
Glencoe 80
Sd r. Aston names eh by highlander his Kitty
year, ~ Imported Anderby.
By Arcadia
Regent " " ~ ~
Oh Calvin Green Mr. Corbns by Grf Ednaondsou
her dam By Imported Cetus
se3o-di,Asdr cALyIN GREEN, Proprietor
SCHOOL nOOKsi SCHOOL BOOKsi
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NEW YORK NIHKsrs s.,, o.

NEWNORk MAHKETS,
BEswAxRemains duil and prices without Improvement
sae l5oO lbs Southern aud Western mostly export at
coIsrThere good demand for home use and export
AMI e market perhaps rather hrmsr than al the date Of
demand very moderate during the three
yous prizes, bu, holders compelled grant st
iSui alteration TrsnsSetions Sns"5, I ne ~ ,
closing ts@sly :, tl'e decline noted above.
STATE and Western four for both the local fsern rade
induced IN part ~ The more favorable Europesn advice
- ~ been S91a 70 e,,,S,h iaasr ssyanee o. ao rs
.gga iranaeiions heavier than Tor any consecutive
btls yesisrday leaving on a. our revsed quotations
manifested increased hruns.s at sgh advance on Dc iossT
sde The sale. Tor three days eoprss coo bb ofwhich 22o
The market for wheat hs. been very bugysni under
snes friday comprise 700 bushels o. vheh gIioo changed
wR. Kes,SsS, 81 sos 90 Ss I S1' az sSH nsIy 2
without spsss .hasge in quo,.9ns The Corn market hiss been
operations ysisrdsy when bushels changed hands
G o,s ste. Az on u nss dna au IL ~ :.
y.S o 81 w y TO- MED o gIs for R9%ad
Hors- continue ir demand, prime quaHus. ind
ready marte - 'u and rather hgh pree u Il estimated nat
81, % aS5SJ ~ , , s wv Ds n9'l or =, - N
pgie hsr Pekag and that Which vas damaged BY NE frost h'
crop within The past three days prices higher u
The sales u limited consequence supply and
vi not" og % ss f ~ is 1 2, - gssy y I crops
70 DO and 100 IN small lo'. BAL cash, al Tor consumption
prices though no. guotaby lover, 10 favor buyors fhes
IL fair demand Tor Oak sole without change prices There L.
GOOD inquiry ior Benoh Calf Hlns, principally from the Wet
MnLssEs There rather Increasing desnd and The mar.
hpsiy hn especially Tor prime qualities, which are In mode
sra,s rets + steady fair demand g., R.v from The Trade,
and We MARKELL hr AZ thc established
las week Refining grades wanted most
part held ahotc he Views buyers ne quctude
pervaded ne market aud accounting Tor te
ness Rein has continued In good demand for shipment
Ffancaco aud routl America, and notice further
hhlt, eNausnF NE stock and absorbing the
ueek 70 quoatuna n consequence quite nominal
TraTts advcea from Cra n sudden and unexpected
collision between the forces ~ The English Govern.
and NE nere invoivi1E e feared smother protracted
and bloody created surprise hse considers.
bic excitement In the Tea Prices advanced London
and here holders refuse n cell Prcyous either
Withdrawing heir from the dcmandlng irer
prices 81 ne Trade disposition buy Al
The pfcyious currency there
advance huLeas hiss been much restricted
sales made have been Improved rst
The rrarks apply the Blacks
espccay hrm and buoyan haynr upvard
tendency bore the reception of the Foreign news me supply
THE compared Wis y underwood WI Ne sert
reaching only four millions pounds date " the end
u the Including uat N arve
/ for me Period, slx millions pounda
Toaaocohs dntr Seed Leaf request NE
~ hy ~, gsnsF.ly qust SALES 70 BIDS KsSsucfy tKa
fosslris tspe sns usysa hes Ss,p v.ry aru aur,ss n.
"'tl va IFTHtW NJ HseVR lHd I'Pi, vblsS w VIC
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BnssItUN, steam Candy Manufacturer and Dealer
IN Confectionery fruits &C. Eve story building Main street is
doo belnE Mers laacs Taylor directly opposite he ei a.
tabshsd store u Msrs Richardson would be h.ppy 10
eommo late bis Old customers aud The public gencra The very
liberal patronage bestowed him Tor the
bes him, With enlarged establishment 10
pureh aers unequaed this side q Phi aiepha more room
force, stock, and settled deposition
wholesale business. the buying publc AZ No
~ Main 80 80 a.,
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osroE or rnn Wuo. sept -. 1902
Since our aa stock report Virginia skies have de-
ened 10 saN and n' We sppred sales stock
and Va Central r. stock. At las, weeks Ae
Of Pre- Association seet-nr since dvldend-st Our week
" comparison Of sAies Is shnexed; Nh
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MANUFACTURERS A0ENT YOR THg sALE or
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, M0ULDlNGS, ko
LARGE assortment constantly hand Orders b. mali or
n othrvise, promptly attendsdto.
No. is, 0oVernor Htrest
RtoHMoHD, VA.
Youngt esl,bratsd smsoA tavsd sHIN0LE MlOHIHE
FPP saS PN o. es g.e',l te,h0N p0'l't IyIs-ls
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There will be an address to the people at Chester
Chesterfield country, on Friday; at Ashland Hanover;
Saturday, and Charlottesville, Monday So far unpara
with the people
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TI'O TEACHEHs. married man wishing % settle per
manenty aa Teacher ~ pleasant town IN Houtcfu Nir
rma can a. % ~ puhssnr ths desirable residence
occupied ~ e HuHrrhfr Sid 0f contains n giy
improved land aud has 70 dwelling Win rooms Necessary
out houses, arf of Everything IN
rspair.
Traus-fitcrai.
Hfa1 Il
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fIE me Tract n Land belonging McCabe, Hcadsn Co
hereHf0rc adveriised W under decree ~ C1ur
cold aeeordng ~ NE former aivsnent but will certainly
DAY, The 2td q October. 40.
HENRY LANE I
ssa1-cit fta T. TOwpt,tvs fCom'rs.
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ward. higher price,. we quote "
........'S ss
Leaf manufacturing cutting ...............s or
BALrIsoRE MARkrrs. Sep. ssh.P
os..ss cess. s.s..s sss.iass. arm Ss, inactive. We
= i,s; rs use medium Il iSe; Gssa.srs !, 70
nors.Isss 81. ~, MAJ. ss.ry chang. morning ior
ros, but ns ton. q the -.ra,, sonnse. the We eona
ana ciy Mnls do Al slisspa VIM ''''' "
season reached nearly q bus. rse demand
we're W. ss. &. sios ps. ts ,.n s
ss w%s @ s seG, = ss ss. s;.s S.d
70, 9, ssSs lse.s for prime and i.,isos for hoe. o,,
ed and part sold al ss'e measure for White and for yellow
Nc.sssws asa.se,iOn. 10 police today in Mo,..
e. s %s ss bot ps,, 4, =,
se .., q n.sss report. sIssP, r,. o
s.s and Sss S.'. :. Z i sH
, S:a;' az q; On N. nd s: .ss, 81
Ne 9s1 e sss Sss. CAY ss. % only
.il quote Cuba and Ensih for whining ssd..;
ss%%on 70 good common siSe for Low fa sooa M *
have no shAnre,e make to-day In the marie, for
whisky aes q :" bb City se and 80 bills Country inferior
RcnINsoN& goBERI $, Cor. Cary and Is,h
rr.s Via. n An s.Sa. end and Columbian en.ae
Is case. q. g. nqaoriss Ps.,. '' % '-~'
h X.
lvvS pounds prime Angostura Tonqua Beans
200 DC DC e:as s Arabs
200 boxes prime olive Oil, In quarts and pInts
FAMILY, Extra saperhne, Fine aud mild Flour. $3.50
" ehsrd Grass Seed, lust received, sale nv " W
$3.50 ROBINSON ROBERTS, cor Cary and is,h m.
IOR INSTRUMENTATION LINE 49,.
- foshstan Steamboat Company-The &HRkxN
pocAhoNrAs Capt, Thcs win here
Boston a.; s' s,l III Ssp.a,S s:! II
es Win great dPstch Passengers viii board beor, ~.
OF departure " Nc
shr our once In the slip opposite
se20-2 DAytn a c,-,,,,
JNOH PHlLADELPHIA.-The A No. I ~efH,
si' sn.hlp, CIIl of hlvhMosD Capt Mitchell, S4RStS
y nov ready tn receive freight,
ls' At o'clock NJ For freight passage having unryor
NSssom,hhoualloh apply TO TurTlE, Agt Rocketts
fresm through 70 Boston via Phadephia by mode.
rate rates and with Dispatch $50
TNOR BOSTON.-fiRsT vEssEL-The regular q.
packet schooner CEnErO, VIM Crowel COMMANDER <Sxn
having PORTION Of her engaged going board I'M
have guiek despatch For balance 81 freight apply 10
se3N nAyTn III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-30

According TO work recently issued by Mr.. Busk and
which abounds In statistics We lind that the Brit
h Navy Is thus constituted. Old and vessels
not ineludeds ..I
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AT RANDoLPhs BOOKSTORE. isi MAIN ST., sept 70.

rhs following hon Of Agents. Who known
In his State 10 need endorsing
by Dyspsitic.:
. Lksasos, n. n, Feb 81 iss6
MEsSas skrn W. Fowls Co.-Csseaen Please send hy ~.
another Rox Of out
The. Bitter. have r-eesty been with By
member OF family, Who has derived
than from all other medicines when fact being greatly
nu-ncos the demand for the Bcrs. There
which reputation for truth
In that Of Apoheca reason always
careful In uendng remedies
advising all who troubled with Dyspepsia
Yours truly, Ac
se2s-d,eAuiw GEo. 4 KENDRiCK.
~ you want Boots, CATERS good quality 70
ALkA HILL co.'s, and can't get them there do
know where you IN nnd them
" Notice 90 Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this Fn;l.-we would re.pec fully call
their aen,IOn SHOES which We viii
sell low for cash punetusi
ALEX HILL q CO.,
sel6 1871 Main st.. Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CONFECTIONERY.

y Ls~-s ssasss s~sfos addrssssd % az Editor Qfas
WAC.
Are. tsn boa side II as paper ,riu not % pveasA
eHd gu O. cass 81 departed ~ Obituary noss eecsed-
Chg ef1hf hr.s charged Jbr ddcertfAeurents.
sndea6s resrn rejected Communications
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SCHOOL uOOKsi SCHOOL hooks
RTTFFINS

FfNHOs. q DREwRY. Lye p. PRICE i6i Main street
IN receipt % an assortment 81 school Books
ia The schools generally, 70 which he invites the attention
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
GEORGE DARBY.

ssned 70 .ot on the Gravel Train, IN e country, ~
his Road. Constant empioymeni and liberal waRea
iefo y. a WALTON, chief EnVnesr
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Virginia sin per eta. with Inter
James River and Kan guar a |
Richmond City bonds, With Int
Bank % virginia. par tIo.
Farmers Bank, par tioo.....
Exchange Bank. par tioo.....
Bank Of the Comm'th, par tio0
Va fire and Marine Insurance
Richmond rre Association, pal
Merchants Insurance, par go
Virginia Central Railroad stock
Richmond, Fred aud Pot Rail
Richmond aud Petersburg Rail
Richmond and Dsnville RAllroa
James River and kana~ha Can
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-21

There is something singularly pitiable in the
condition 10 which Mexico has become reduced
Possessing a soil of extraordinary fertility, and
climate which, ranging from the temperate to the
tropical, admits alike of the production of the
cereals common to more northern ATTITUDES, and
of the delicious fruits of the South; with an
amount of mineral wealth beyond computation,
and having patient and docile though ignorant,
peasantry, nothing is wanting but good govern
ment to ensure the prosperity of the country, and
the happiness of its people. But the descendants
OF the conquerors of the Aztecs seem to have been
oeSuned to avenge upon each other the wrongs
which the subjects of MoNTEzUMA experienced at
.ne ,'h"s OIL their ancestors. In no part of Span
ish America, since its people threw off tbo;r al
legiance 10 the mother country. has tboro boo,, =
single government established ,h,.
quently violated the clearest riphts of -. -.
In very rare instances only has the non,1,.;
creased within the last quarter of 81 ca,,.~N M
in none has education become anv MOI ~, 80
difused than under the old Spanish rnle S9
ly single work of public Improvement hos -
perfected under the auspices of anv ono &c a..
many republics into which the southern nor,;or
of the continent is divided The noble strno-
tures-the bridges, aqueducts, palaces catbedrals
fortresses, missions, which were at one time tbe
glory and the boast of the Spanish American
peoples, have everywhere been suffered to fall into
decay The mines have been abandoned, the
highways deserted; the plantations have gone to
ruin; and the tramp of armed men is much more
frequently heard in the land than the footstep of
the laborer. In Mexico all these evidences of ma
fionat degradation are especially apparent. The
predominance of military oligarchy; the rivalry
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SECRETA Y CASS AND THE RIGHTS OF
... NATURALIZED CITIZENS.

SECRETA Y CASS AND THE RIGHTS OF
.,.... .NATURALIZED CITIZENS.
TO the Editors of the Exchange:
The recent letter of Mr.. Secretary Cass on the
subject of Military allegiance has acquired promi-
nence and importance which that distinguished and
aole Statesman does not seem to have contempla-
lor he intimates the course of our Government
basad Ja. indicating the reasons upon which it is
manu ano as this intimated course has ELECTED
d;y. a!nIaVoTabe criticisms and much surprised in
dispassionate agitation of the subject
or action afIes1 nas.y and preadoed Judgment
claim Military allegiance from their snb;ect. d
tb s un,y IN the alleged necessity for its fu!6lment
period Of ~ IN Mnacn 1t is required and in tie
country the alleged necessity consists Of own
in.ta pss OF lore.gn invasion whilst Prussia for
Military service from each qualified c;t;.sn
curing even piping times of peace. -,
1t may, therefore, be regarded as an universal deb.
and time Of its payment. No one pretends to af.
firm that debt due from one Individual to anotbsr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-21

THE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY.-An effort is now being made to procure
sufficient sum-in the shape of subscriptions to
stock-to build new steamer to be placed on this
very popular and successful line We are glad to
hear that large proportion of the amount requir-
ed has already been taken in this city and Savan-
nah, and that it is only necessary to raise
$685. more. We hope that our enterprsing mer-
chants and capitalists will not permit so important
work to remain unfinished for the want of so
small sum. The direct steam communication
between Baltimore and Savannah is absolutely in
dspensable, and it the duty of our citizens to aid
the company in their effort increase the facilities
already afforded by the line.
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Is cancelled by the subsequent naturalization OF the
debtor in foreign country, and the Reciprocity
Treaty is constantly brought into requistion to re-
turn to the fulhllment of his obligation to the
satisfaction ojustce such Offenders and if any such
should venture into his former home, On his own
responsibility and at his risk, it is not neces
sary that the provisions of the Treaty should be
a. allied of to make him amenable for his former
crime of omission or commissoH-the very act of
the evasion of his obligation being criminal one.
debt due to government must be regarded as
at least as sacred and obligatory an individual
one, indeed it must be justly considered as having
| a paramount Importance to any private and per-
sona arrangements. 1t has not been claimed, we
believe in any instance where the service had been
previously performed, though this could be made
a subject of diplomatic adjudication; and viewing
it matter of Commercial Ethics" it seems to
be only case where obligation incurred, (the
peculiar specification of which is not covered by
the Reciprocity treaty. is required to be dis
charged on the debtor placing himself voluntarily
within the scope Of the influence and power of his
creditor. G..
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BALTIMORE.
Duu WEEKLY ETCHANGE p
TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1889


,a.ho first of July next, the proprietors Of
Tur EXCHANGE will regularly issue "eeSay. II
9mha orinted on double sheet, of pure white
VIII folded into eight pages, presenting the best
~, far preservation, and in clear, legible type.
~ .iIl contain the most interesting editorial and
.oected matter of the DAILY, in addition to tales,
sketches, appropriate essays and poems, contribu-
rod directly to its columns. Although not attempt
inc to fulfil the functions of agricultural paper,
each number will contain matter of peculiar inter
est to rural readers, and much care will be taken,
nv reliable market reports and careful compari
son and summary of crop statistics from all parts
of the world, to enable planters and farmers to
form intelligent opinions as to the proper time OF
dsposinr of their produce. THE WEEKLY Ex-
CHANGE will be mailed to subscribers for one year
on receipt of One DOLLAR. Single copies at the
counter cents
RATES TO CLUBS AND AGENTS.
u copies will be mailed to one address for $40
Or p
RATES ADVERTISING.
% cents line for space occupied each insertion
RTs-To such of our country exchanges as Will
publish the above advertisement for months, and
send us a marked copy OF the paper containing IL,
we will continue to send our tri-weekiy issue.
THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE MONTH
LY DVERTZSING SUPPLEMENT
FOR JULY
Will be promptly issued on the first of next month
as usual 1t has a country circulation at least ten
times as great as any other commercial paper pub
lished in the city-is sent exclusively to prompt
and reliable business men-and, taking into consid-
Grafton all the advantages presented by it, is by far
the cheapest and best advertising medium ever Of
fered to the citizens of Baltimore.
rfs- None but Baltimore advertisements re-
received.
Terms-One dollar square each insertion, cash.
Agent for the Monthly, CHAs. H. CRAFT Co.,
No. 0 Franklin Building.
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NJ A L L L L IL

At Chapel Hill, North Carolina on the 10th Instant by
the Rev. Dr. Curtis DANIDS Cuttings, J of Baltimore
Md, to Miss NARINA $. BRANDON, daughter of the late
Gerard c. Brandon, of Mississippi.
0 On the 10Th ms ant by Rev Noah Davis RANSOM sA
- On he 18th instant by Rev Mr.. Cornelius, WILLIAM A
WAMPl ER Of Carroll CO, to Miss MATTE NJ PEARRE,
Of Montgomery county, Md.
= On the 10th ns ant, by Rev D. H. Parrish JOSEPH
Esq, all of this city.
ON the 18th Strawbdge Parsonage hy Rev
B. iamlin ANDREW HUNTER 10 Miss MARGARET J.
hnth Of nit, =.
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CONTRACT FOR Coal WITH THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
We learn that Messrs. MoRRELL & RANDALL
have made large contract with the French Gov
eminent for Cumberland Coal to be shipped from
this port to the Mediterranean. They yesterday
chartered two vessels for this service one of one
thousand tons burthen and one of five hundred
TONS This is a feature in trade arising
out of the exgencies of the in Italy, and is one
which, while promises to give considerable
ployment to our shipping, cannot fail to sensibly
increase the revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad
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SOLE AGENCY
ISULE AGENU1
OF THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY.

OF THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY.
No So SECOND STREET, near the Post 0fce.
In view the present low rate of freight from the Com
pany's Mines enabled to sell the Baltimore Coal Com
panys Coal very low prices for immediate delivery The
superiority of this Coal over all Others is well established
and the high reputation which it has borne for the past f
teen years in this market is guarantee that will
give entire satisfaction to purchasers offer it to consumers
manufacturers and shippers at low prices as any good
Coal in the market
There number Of parties in this city, dealers and
Others who advertise and represent themselves selling
the Baltimore Company's Coal ] have been appointed
the sole Agent for this Coal and other party is authorized
to sell it without written authority from me-
CHARLES GILM0R Sole Agent,
jel4tf SO Second street.
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AMBRo DAGUERREoTYPEs, &c.

Mr. MARsTERs, 147 Lexington street, near Howard street
will furnish his patrons with pictures glass card board
plates canvass life size in miniature from nature or
copied in OIL French pastel water coors style of SUI
peror excellence He has hand full assortment of plain
and fancy also, gilt frames all of the best MATERIAL
His long experience and atested enable him to as
ure his patrons complete satisfaction charge silly