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Stocks, GYtbanQf. it.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Of 1875 for sale by P. II. SULLIVAN, No "a Second
WORK AND CUMBERLAND, AND NORTH
Tf SSEp steGn sts Bonds wanted y s
EXCHANGE FOR SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT,
Wheeng rttsbgg Gin
folk Richmond Fredericksburg and AsX i by
OUGHT AND TIME BILLS WANTED on
feI7f p.1'l'' l-''S. 'le ll''D rio j CARSON
T AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
u Ltel7tn THO. J. CARSON.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTEs FOR SALE BY
lfelidl THO, J. CARSON
GITY 6's OF 1878, FOR SALE BY ISRAEL
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK for sale by IS
IL RAEL COHEN f:IG3t
NEW YORK FUNDS for sale by JOHNSTON
y BROTHERS co feIitf
VIRGINIA 6s, COUPON BONDS Fur SALE.
lieli-lwl McKIM CO.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
d Aat al ths
hf an Pg House Of NJ Isaac h l. NICHoGS6S
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL THE PRIN-
ocpa cities of the United States and funds advanced on
account of them when desired
VIRGINIA., MARYLAND AND NORTH CAR
! DINA III Bank Notes, for sale by
nRAFTS IN SUMS TO SUIT ON NORFOLK,
Peersburg, Richmond fredericksburg and Alexandria,
fsl-tf = - THO J. CARSON
A DVANCES MADE ON STOCKS AND BILLS
IAoy [feltfl THO J. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK for sale by
-A1JNo. 3 FITTINGS co. ja3tf
MaA,RRIT7SSEs BANK N STOCK for sale by JNO. 5.
CITIZENS IIIz,E BANK STOCK for sale by JNO. s.
TNNlI10slNs, BANK STOCK for sale by JNO S.
- Cuttings co. ja3ltf
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted by
17IJNo. S. CUTTINGS &CO. iasltf'
DRIME BUSINESS PAPER.-Constantly for
stairsJ ''' w. 'ou'" S'ree ial Up #
DRIA1E BUSINESS PAPER.-Wanted at low
j. rates by MARTIN LEWIS, No. South street (Up
discounts GRANTED DAILY IN FIRST
& fys E7Ffs SS a"a fG1S RaaS s
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co,
~ San Francisco, Cal. and on p. c. BoMBALIER K CO.
~1a". - ' " ''''' u PENDERGAsT BROS,
aplO-d u Smiths wharf, up stairs
MARYLAND STATE STOCKS, 7o's and COS
1VI wanted by JOHN S Cuttings & Co, corner South
and Second streets. mr2Otf
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK, wanted by
~ SAMUEL HARRIS Junr, basement Chesapeake
2ank - dl5f
MECHANICS BANK STOCK, for sale by
~ ~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Junr basement Chesapeake
BANK dl5tf
baltimore SKIES, l890--For sale by
~ SAMUEL HARRIS, Jun'r, basement Chesapeake
bahk. dlJf
PANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK, for sale by
LIZ IL SULLIVAN, No "a Second st. n4tf
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY SAM. HAIR
0RIS sen, 196 Baltimore street. n4tf
VIRGINIA FUNDS WANTED BY SAM. HAIR
v flo SUN, ls6 baltimore street n4f
nj ERCHANTS BANK STOCK wanted bv
1NLSAMUEL HARRIS, JUN, basement Chesapeake Bank
Oc2T-tf '
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
auls-u 9Grocer's Exchange
HlTY STOCK OF 1873 AND lSS6.-Wanted
oby P. II. SULLIVAN, No p Second street n4-tf
S100 ono NORFOLK CITY SIX PER
pyable Se.nannnay January and july for sale by JOHN
D vi IlNHS CO. diff
MARYLAND SIS and 6's wanted, at best rates,
AIAoy ISRAEL COHEN. nl9f
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
OBonds interest payable in New York. for sale by JOHN
.. VII liNHS a Co. n4-tf
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.

COLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
Wod n q GEEEN ASSE,s KENT TALBOT COUNTIES
ers his services to the Public for the Collection Claims
OF every description in the above named countless in the
getc means
From his extensive nOoedge of the people his past
success and his unwearied application to business he be
eyeS he shall give entire satisfaction to all who may conde
their business to his care His charges will be moderate
~ REFERENCES:
Co. ~
Bdtinore-Wm Chestnut Esq, VIM. II. Gatchel, Esq ,
MeSsrs Wells Miller, Messrs. Webb Hopper, Geo Har
man, Esq
- Centrerae-Iion. P. B. Hopper, Hon. R. B. Carmichael
Pere Wilmer, Esq
CheSfertOpa-H0n J. Alfred Pearce
EHtOn-Ion Alex Evans
EdStOn-Col Samuel Uambiafon
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9lnmbfrs,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY. No 16 Sharp street, doors south Ger
man street. baltimore Keeps constantly hand as
sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, RAMS
ater Closets Lead Pipe Sheet Lead, Zinc. WASH BA
sins and BATH FlNTt RES of every description, put at
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
terms sos Iy
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BY GIBSON d co,

f.;> REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
M The subscribers in addition to their regular Auction
Sales VIII hereafter give particular attention TO PR
y ATE SALES OF REAL. ESTATE, FIRST CLASS Dwell
Ling HOI SES. LOTS OF GROUND FARMS, COUNTR
SEATS, GROU ND RENTS, &c, of which Register willb
kept for the information of purchasers
GIBSON 4 Co.
fellH No. n Charles street
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Bubble SaLss.
BY LENNON g. BROOD

RUCHANAN'S WHARF
4 b. TUESDAY, 22d inst, at IL o'clock, at the
auction stores Buchanan's wharf, the cargo of bark
236 HHDs. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
fels-ts LENNON Il BRoGDEN Auc,trs
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BY SAMUEL HI. COVER
- TRITSTEErS SAIE ON c,mn1

fM.t TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
ksi DWELLING On POPPLETON STREET, BETWEEN
tasi.hsRAMSAY AND McHENRY STREETS.-By virtue
decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
Will offer at public sale, the premises
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
peon street. beginning at the southwest Poppe
ton street and 30 feet street laid out midway between Ram
say and Mceny Streets and running thence southerly on
Poppeon street feet 10 53 inches with depth of co feet
to a 3 feet alley.
The lot is improved by three story brick STORE and
DIV ElNG, with back building, and is subject ground
rent Of $50 per annum.
Terms of sae0ne half cash. balance in four months with
interest and security. JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
Il Fayette street
fel62a3w6ds SAML II. COVER, Auct'rs
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gumbtr.
'Mletals, 9ar0uart. 1T.

Ill ARD"ARE' HISS : COLE
,. - No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE,
H. ri H p5ir 4 COS CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER 4 N0RRIS' AMERICAN EAGLE ANvII.s and
PARAl1 Ell CHAIN NISES.
FIELD,S,SA NDWlCH co $ CUT TACKS SHOE NAILS,
COLLINS, HARTFORD AXES HATCHETS, &c.
new ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIMLET POINT
RFSSSsELL / ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANYs
FITCH 6[ Il,AAXuFACTURING coMPANYrs CABINET and
AMMIERlCAN HORSE NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
Q. AMES 4 sons sHovEIs and SPADES, &c, &c.
WM WILCOX 4 co $ PLATE and PADLOCKS.
DARlINGS WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTIIES.
SCYTHE SNEATTs, sCYTHE STONES, &c. &c.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE, large and full
assortment
All of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices fel52m
NEW II A r d w A RE AND HOUSE
1V FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
Respectfully inform their friends that they have taken
STORE No. sc W. BALTIMORE ST,
between Frederick and Gay Streets where will be constantly
Kept on hand, complete and HANDSOME assortment of
HARDWARE CUTLERY,
And all kinds of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
such as Fine IVORY KNIVES and FORKS, PLATED and
Casters, &C, &c.
Also General Hardware Cabinet Makers and Builders
Materials, Tools and Guns
TEA CANISTERS, LAMPS &C.
Persons wishing to commence housekeeping would do
well to give them call n3OL3m
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Agent for owners.
fel2s&wts GIBSON CO, Auctioneers


fEs:t TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of de-
ai cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city
~ the undersigned, trustee, will offer for sale public
auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms, No 10 S. Gay
street. in said city, MONDAY the It'll of March, 1885,
O'clock p. NJ.
ALL THAI LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, situated on
me side OF Euaw street in the city of Baltimore and
descriped as follows Beginning for the the
sac OF EHtaw street. az The distance IF
ana half inches northerly from the intersection Eutaw
street and Marion street and running thence norhey
bounding on the west side of Eutaw twelve four
and half inches THENCE westerly parallel with Marion street
feet to an alley three feet wide with the
privilege Of said alley thence binding said alley souther
twelve feet four and half inches thence eastery by
line parallel with Marion street the place beginning
Being part Of the lot q ground which subeased by Eli
"a Soae to William kessne by deed dated the fifteenth day
September ls and recorded among the Land Records
the same lot that assigned by said William Kessner to
Harriet b deed dated sd July 1851 and recorded
among the Land Records aforesaid in ber A. W b. No 49,
folio 2 &C. subject to the annual of fifty dollars The
lot is improved by hree-story Brick DWELLING HOUSE.
and Is subject to the annual ground rent Of fifty dollars.
Terms OF Sae-One third of the purchase money cash. the
balance in two equal nstaments in three and six months
the credit payments to bear interest from the day
and to be secured by the the purchaser endorsed to
the satisfaction of the trustee
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
fec 2aw3w KIDS GIRSON 20 Anctro
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A0uses. It.. far SaLk ann ReSf

7Op cATE oD rvC,rI >rCIC non CO.
CIV onntrv T Pronar, 16 t TN IN. SMALL
POTOMAC COAL AMI Iron 'C0WPANY of AIieaa1H
county Maryland r. W RASIN,
yNOR SALE -SEVEp Ar Up 4 CTC ar Wal
NJ n u "a L LAND ~ THE STATES OF MISSOURI
80. trotAS, o.EoffGSIa, lRGlNlA and TENNESSEE The
o Gt CONSIST 0 from lou acres to 300 acres Mereandise
lands sr PTey Lke IN eNcharge The prices OF these
titles are h can De OBTAINED IN the city and the
WINS " " he0"her as Per ,TcI. fnpPK
r1-e. JAMES BOYD,
-nllot 26 st. Paul street
- COTTAGE FOR RENT ON ATRSTTE
hki,il II nv w MEN w AlAoLlE
I'LL Sat resiSence ., ottIGnce n HreenWay dec d.
aud LesIti na o ies horth o. Havre de trace IN high
gnu hedthy part OF the country, commanding the
LINZ pspeCS IN the STATE The improvements consist nfa
Val am IolIAGE, stable, Dairy Chicken
Garden and t,'i aII RI, zee Ii@nse. Also rich vegetable
foi 'eihis anu parlGu iaIS, apply to , -
tIe+f D. HENRY "kEENMA1 X Co,
NTtT II IDT II DTTTr NM, T ~,
v huADhh DolLDlNG LOIS.-Ihe subScri-
es as agents for owners offer for sale lease, av-
orlble terms, T W o desirable first class LOFTS on
LANEALE STREET-one lat the corner of Grundy street
adjoining the residence of Mr. n. MontSarat and the other
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TURLETT & SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 33 North STREET.
GtSse EE-| The undersigned having greatly en-
fZ@z-arged their premises aud increased their rac-
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public TO their
extensive stock of every description of CARRIAGES finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
iv2Itf ~ E,rth straat p,lt:rD-too,
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THE JARVIS BUILDING

HtiiI COkNE Elk OF BALTIMORE NORTH STREETS,
10y FOR SALE.
By authority OF the owners, the undersigned, their
agent and attorney, will offer at PUBLIC SALE TUES
"a The rst day of March, 1859 at one o'clock, P NJ at
the PUBLIC Sales Room, No 10 South Gay street,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND Situate in the city of
Baltimore and described follows Beginning for the
me corner formed by the intersection Of the north side of
baltimore street and the west side OF North and
nnS thence westerly bounding Baltimore
teen fee ten and oneourth inches the
III the possession of Rachel COvin thence north bounding
on SAID rachel Covins ground ftyhree feet thence west
one foot nine inches more less, until it the
second line fthe whole ground assigned by William Lyon
TO Francis Sanderson, thence northery, binding
thence still continuing north parallel to North street six
ee thence east nineteen feet four inches in straight line
until 1t reaches point in the line Of the side of North
street distant one hundred and thirty feet north from the
place OF beginning; thence SOUTH binding
North street hundred and thrtywo place
beginning Being the same that by deed dated the four
eent day OF November lS3, and recorded in Lber T. k
no 49, folio 49, &c, was conveyed by Hugh Birckhead and
nnoX Brckhead executors to Leonard Jarvis Together
appurtenances thereto belonging
art OF the ground subject annual ground rent
5l;3o ana another part to cent, if demanded.
ne whole premises rented to Mr.. John +. Nc
Jlt9n and will be sold subject his enantcy which ends
LIST June 1889
The ground rent due by the tenant will be
apporone to day OF SALE and the purchaser will take title
from that day
Terms of cash, balance in three equal pay
and less time, all cash option of the purchaser
FOR further particulars enquire the premises of the
undersigned EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
r
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TEWELRY MANUFACTURED.
- CANFIELD, BRO. l. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have in their employ superior workmen Diamond and
Pearl setting. $500
Co prepared to manufacture all kinds of Jewel
nv at the shortest notice and at moderate prices ja2f
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!--The
49, subscriber has on hand his extensive CAR
RAGE REPOSITORY, No. IS South Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in want Carriages
Will md to their interest to give CALL deter
mined to sell low for cash approved paper All work sold
at my depository warranted for twelve months Old Carra
geS repaired or taken in exchange for ones.
Carriages received on storage or held commission
s2lG WILLIAM NCCANN
C4Ss-EsE CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I'VE
NZ@&.haye on hand at % North GAY STREET the lar
Eest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south of
New York all Of the latest fashions and approved
styles Inc public are invited to call and examine for them
selves; all OF which Will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, iIAIGIIT OCONNELL,
H$-Rerarng done at the shortest notice mr22-tf
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Diartos ano Musit.
N THE BEST PIANO FORTES

i- .aezaz-1-4rza THE BEST PIANO FORTES
\ i U II II CHTCKERTNG & SONS
They have received 80 Medals for their SUI
peoy over all other makes and the late fair the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD They are
by all Judges be the BEST PIANOS in the
tuned. r ST0DD nm o'
I d24-f 1Cn,tIi SaII,ant 49,
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1877 Baltimore street.
ja201m a few doors below Calvert
rORN MEAL.-5OO bbls t'BRANDYWINE."
~ kiln dried Corn Meal fresh ground, of old established
and well approved brands just received direct from the
mills, for sale by JOHN S. PRICE,
- - - - 79 South street
notice. faI0.Iy
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r-z &C. @z-1zzu F. D. BENTEEN.
E[SSfaTjq@ssH SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
Warerooms No 10 North Charles street, and Fayette st
NUNN'S ClARk'S PIANOS are so well known through
out the country for the that almost need
less to say anything in their praise. Nevertheless the
improvements made in these Pianos the past two years
have placed them, erery point Of epceenc in advance of
any other and the fact is being daily coroboated by all dis
interested persons - 49, $3.50
Having had many years experience in selling Pianos from
e most makers the subscriber confident that
by the late improvements made in these Instruments they
are the best and most perfect Pianos made.
Aiso PIANOS from other celebrated factories and an as
sormen of good and second hand PIANOS which come
at low prices - ~
nS-Pianos for rent, tuned and repaired
MELODEONS from s45 upwards dI5tf
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Cish Capital, s5OOUUJ, surplus, ST. ,329.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Capital, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to any amount in Companies of the best stand
ing and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms of application, statements of
loss, &c. &c
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken, with return of Pre-
MUM, for months not used.
GEOGRE B COAIE Agent
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{ O-PARTNERSHlP.-W the undersigned,
NJ have this day ENTERED into a CO-PARTN ERSHIP
under the name and style of MA RTIN BELT co. for the
purpose Of conducting the DISTlLLING BUSINESS in all
It's branches =. c. MARTIN,
E. n BELT
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IlEMUVA
IL THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
has been REMOVED from No Baltimore street above
Calvert, to No 1877 BALTIMORE STREET below Calvert
where the BEST GOODS be had
AT VERY Low PRICES
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-24

FOR SUMMER TRAVEL.
The Bertrams-a Novel. By Anthony Troliole, author
Love me Little, Love me Long. BY chas. Eeade, author
of peg Wellington &c. ijc
Wha, will lie do with 1t: by Bulwrr. Cloth 90; pa.
Davenpor, Dunn. BY Chas. Lever. soc
Half Hours with the Best Authors. go
Pictorial Half Hours. 1 vols. half calf. 100
I;ecollec;ious Of GeoGrey %llainiyn. BY kingsley. i.a
Iighc L.yGord "a Novel. 100
Scacline, or the Mystery Of the westervel,s. by DeFores',
/ III
Lancaster. by John s. Edgar. iJc
To Cuba and Back-s Vacation Voyage. rs Dana, au'
thor Of Two Years before she Mast" '3c
The Pillar OF Fire, or Israel In bondage. by Prof lngra:
ham, author OF "Thc Prince OF the House OF David" -
,ic>aics. BY the anihor of salad for the Solitary" ! 70
William the conqueror-a Historical Novel. BY Gen.
Sir Charles Napier. l2j
Memoirs Of the Empress Catherine the Second. Written
by herself Lon
sylvan Hollis Daughter. By the author of "K"'hie
From New York to Delhi. by the way of Rio de Jsn-iro,
Letters from Spain. BY W. C. Bryant. .;
A Yacht royage-Ls,.ers from High Latisude'. ny Lord
The Cassique Of Hawaii. By w. Gilmore simms: ! 93
The Life Of General llavelocS, h. {. il. by j. I. Head
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Adam Bedc. By Gee. Elliot. ~ -.
The Tin Trumpet, or Heads aud Tales oil the wise ana
wacgisb. New edition. 20
Dus; and Foam, or Three Oceans AMI Two Continents;
being a years wandeTinSs III McNiVo, sa"u"N" 'N""
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Tue Romance and It's Hero. ! %
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Vernon Grove. or Hearts as they are. ! w
Home Memories, or Echoes OF a Mothers Voice. Ky Mrs.
Brock. ,c
The Convalcsccn:. by y. p. Willis. %
Violet, or the Times We Live In. W
The vacabond. BY Adam Bcdcau. l Oh
Hollywood IIall-a Tale Of 1915. BY James Grant. %
The wife and the Ward, or a Life's Error. Ey Lieut.. Col.
Ed. Money. l % r-
Arcadia. or n Month with the Blue Noses. BY +. : Coz
z.ns. author OF the "SIarrowgra.s Papers" ~
Lover upon Trial. by Lady Lyons. I3c. For sale by
Ir,.Di JAS. W0ODlI0USE & Co.
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NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Telegraph 0%ce, 40. lS9 Main Street. Richmond, ia.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LETTER FROM JUDGE pouGLAs.

LETTER fRoM JUDGE DOUGLAS.
WAsuINcroN, June 23.-The friends of
Judge Douglas are in possession of the follow.
ing letter explaining his position in regard 10
the Presidency:
WASHINGTON, June 22d, 1859.
My Dear Sir:-l have received your letter
cnquiring whether my friends are at liberty to
present my name to the Charleston Convention
for the Presidential nomination. Before this cues.
ton can be finally determined, it will be ne
ceSSary to understand distinctly upon what is.
sues the canvass is to be conducted. If rs
have full faith they will. the Democratic party
shall determine in the Presidential election Of
1860 to adhere to the principles embodied
in the compromise measure Of 1850 and rati-
fed by the people in the Presidential election
of 1852, and re-atiirmcd IL the Kansas ebras-
Ia act of 1854, and incorporated into the Gin
cinnati Platform of 1856, as expounded by Mr..
Buchanan in his letter accepting the nomina.
ton, and approved by the people in his cleo.
tion-in that event my friends will be
at liberty To present my name to the
Convention, If they see proper to do so.-
Ii, on the contrary, it shall become the policy
OF the Democratic party, which | cannot anti.
cipatc, to rcpudiatc these their timc-honorcd
principles, on which we have schievcd so many
patriotic ~lriumrh>, and, in lieu Of them, the
Convention shall interpolatc into the creed Of
the party such new issues as the revival of the
African slave trade, or Il Congressional slave
code for the Territories, or the doctrine that
the Constitution of the United States either
establishes or prohibits slavery in the Terrific
rics, beyond the power of the people legally to
control it, as other property, it is due TO can
dor To say that, in such an event, | could not
accept the nomination if rendered TO me.
Trusting that this answer will be deemed
sufficiently explicit.
am, very respectfully, your friend.
{Signcd) s. \. DOUGLAS.
J. u. DogH, Esq, Dubuque, Iowa.
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BLOOMINGDALE FOR SALE.

rINIIIS mos, valuable and desirable farm was advertised
J. by me for sale some years since. hut the sale was thea
postponed. | now offer IL again for sale. II contains, by
d recent survey and plat, So acres The soil u OF The
best quality, being OF h deep red color, with ! considerable
in,ermiNiure Of Chocolate gravel.
Two fields, are now we'll taken in Glover, two are IN Corn,
and one, fallow, well taken in Grass. The fencing Is in good
condition. The place is perfectly healthy and well watered,
and The title Is perfect. There is OH tile farm a nice Two
story Dw.!lin; house, well calculated for a small family,
erected about fifteen years ago, and now in good repair,
situated an a beautiful cmincnce, about midway between
the Rapid Ann River, which Is the boundary on The
northern side Of tie farm and Blue Run. together WIN
the Usual outhousrs. There are Fruit Trees oi rooi
varieties, but no. on I large scale. The WOODLAND on
the place l.. considered sufficient. but II The purchaser
thinks otherwise, upwards OF thirty acres can be obti'iiel"'
the subscriber. wyi timbcred, within Two miles OF The arm
on the macadamlscd road, and upwards OF l"ei'y Acres
Of south vest mountain land, three nIlles on, on vac SAINT
road. 49,,
This fartn lies in 0rsn:c county, near The Liberty WIZ;
seven miles from Gvrlou.I lille, the Junction Oh The Cei.,Thi
and III. Orange AMI Alexandria Railroads, anu ,N hi'.'
from Orange {. H., where there is 1 depot OF The oFahs.'
and Alexandria Railroad. The macdhanlzel ana PRANK
Road. pass through tie laul, one COINS 10 GoTIo,s'iEe'
Ia. other 10 III. Court House. but they are hot u!ui.oa' 20
the land since tile re.arrangrnent oi the fields.
now u.rr il at private sale. until the l1!h day oi August
next. Oh which day, q; not previously sold, OF which, tac mo-
tic. will b- given, il will be- offered 10 the highest bidder, AZ
public auction on the premises.
Nr. III Barbour, VIII reside. or tie land, viii take pleas
ur. in h avins the land shoan 10 any Gle DESTROYS 81 ,'ciiS
Nv Pot Oacc, Is Somerset, Orange county. Va
In. i9-,rI. FRANCES 7. BARBOUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-24
LATER FROM MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.

NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Thc steamer Webb,
from Manatitlan, arrived here to-day. She
brings California dates to 9th June. The news,
however, is unimportant. The steamer Golden
Age took down upwards of two and a half
million dollars via Panama. Mexico was quiet.
The health of the I>thmuS OF TelIantepec
is good. The rivers are high and the transit
route in excellent order.
At San Francisco, according to the latest in
tclligence, there had been a sudden advance in
prices, and business was more active. The
mining accounts were tlat;cring.
The ruins of m ancient city have been dis
covered near Guatulco, which coyer nearly four
square miles. The Notifications Of stone are
still cXtan,-thc last extending to the sea
board. Rich, curious and antique specimens
have been discovered. including vases Of silver.
Mr. McLane is sick at Vera Cruz. Cobas
was at Jalapa with one thousand men. 1t is
rumorrd that he is about TO invade Tchuantc-
pee by the mountSjn road.