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in connection with the above call for the Military
Convention, the Committee think it necessary to
state that replies have been received from twenty
Companies representing eighteen counties Eigh-
teen of the twenty agree to the arrangements
proposed in the circular;-one proposes another
time and place, and one proposes another place of
meeting. All necessary arrangements for the
meeting will be made, and it is expected that all
the Railroad Companies will pass delegates for
one fare.
The Officers of the Militia and of the Military
Schools throughout the State cordially invited
to be present
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NOTICE.

The Heirs at Law and next of kin of Jordan David,
decd, hereby notified to come forward and receive
their respective dstributiye shares of the personal
estate of said deceased, have the same set apart
for that purpose, and determined to pay interest
thereon JESSE STILWELL, Admir-
of Jordan David decd.
June IL, 1860 ct pr adv 81 so.
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Methodist Protestant
Female School,

Jdnaestoacn, GuiIford Co., ~ @.
The Third Session of this College viii commence
July 18th, 1860 For Catalogues or Circulars
Address J. s. RAY, Sec'y.
June IL, 1860. 2m
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PROPERTY FOR SALE I'm
LenOir. N. e..

LenOir, N. e..
The undersigned wishing to West, offers for
sale his Town Property, consisting of Three Lots,
of which is large and commodious building and
all necessary houses. The others are we'll i'm
proved, orchard of choice fruit the other
good Spring. Also, acres of land near the village
(part in cultivaon). He offers also $50 of land
in Watauga county, good turnpike, being of
the best stock farms in the county.
Lenoir is beautiful Mountain Village, S miles from
the W. N c. Railroad. ri-weekly stage line passes
from Lncointon, N. c., via. Hickory Station and Lee
noir to Abilgton, Va Davenport Female College and
Finley High School, both well conducted and successful
institutions situated in the place Any one wish
ing to buy will get bargain by applying early the
subscriber at Lenoir, Caldwell CO., N. c.
June 18th, 1860. 3m w. GATHER.
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White Pine" Post Office, in CASTOR county,
has been re-established.
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NOTICE.

LOST or MISLAID, Note of Twenty-Five Dollars
on Jane NJ. Rodgers, drawn payable to Admins
Of the of Robert G. fitzpatrick, Decd
dated Sometime in the Spring of 1859. All persons
warned not to trade for said note.
HUGH KIRKPATRICK
June 10, 1860. 3t
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NOTICE.

STRAYED from my shanties, Paw Creek
Church, the 29th of May, mouse-colored mare
MULE, heavy built, shaved with the breechings Of
harness Any person finding said mule and returning
it to me, giving information thereof will be
warded.
June IL, 1860. 2t-pd JEREMIAH SKINNER.
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From the Wilmington Herald.
TO THE MILITARY OF N CAROLINA

TO THE MILITARY OF N. CAROLINA.
A Military Convention will be held in the town
of Goldsboro,' on Wednesday, 18th of July 1860.
All the Volunteer Companies of the State are
expected to send delegates in full dress uniform.
w To DEROsSET,
Il. ID. HALL,
G. ID. MYERS,
r. B. MACRAE
j. II. WRIGHT.
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THE SECESSION CONVENTION.

On Monday the 11th, the Secession Convention
assembled in Richmond, Va The Convention
was called to order by ". s. Mullins, Esq, of S.
c., who moved that the Hon F. r. Lubbock, of
Texas, be appointed temporary President
On the first day there were present % delegates
from Alabama, from Miss, II from Louisiana,
SO from South Carolina, from Georgia, from
Texas, from Virginia and from Tennessee. 1t
stated that the Florida delegates were their
way to the Convention; and few other delegates
arrived after the organization. Seven gentlemen
appeared as delegates from New York, but we be-
lieve they were not recognized.
On Tuesday, the Hon. John Erwin of Ala, was
made permanent President, and the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted
! Resolved That the delegations from all the
States represented in this Convention assembled
upon the basis of the Platform recommended by
jority of the States at Charleston deem
sary to take any further action upon that subject at
the present tme
2 Resolved, That when this Convention adourns it
adjourn to meet in this city Thursday the 2st of
JTne-provded that the President of this Convention
may call it together at an earlier or later day if it
be necessary.
Accordingly the convention adjourned, and we
suppose the members went on to Baltimore.
A correspondent OF the Petersburg Express
writes as follows:
RICHMOND, June IL.
The Convention of Seceders was not as largely at
tended by outsiders yesterday The fact is that
the Convention has excited particle of interest
and will end just as predicted, in the accomplish
ment of practical good whatever. As your special
reporter was present to-day and will send you de-
tailed account of proceedings will not here attempt
any particulars. Virginia represented by one
delegate only-Miers W. Fisher, Esq, of Accomac.-
Two long benches had been appropriated for the deega
ton from Virginia, and labelled in prominent charac
tiers but one man had them all to himself. think the
seceders themselves will coneede that their at
tempt has proven abortion.
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YORKVILLE, June l3.--Flour declined, and sales at
So to So 124 Corn 93 to SO per bushel; Bacon L.
Lard l2a Chickens 10 to l24; Eggs 10; Beeswax to
%; Feathers 80 TO 81; Tallow 10 to H.
MOBILE, June l5.-The sales of cotton to-day reach
800 bales; mdlings are quoted at i04 to lO1c. The
market is dull.
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JUNE IS, 1860

Trade during the past week has been dull usual at
this fair amount of Cotton has been in
ket, mainly in supply of country contracts the article
will bring quotations. though the heavy supply in Liz
erpool has caused slight decline in Charleston.
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WEILBACHER & PAUL,
w No. q GERMAN STREET, BAIT,
Manufacturers and dealers in Havana and Domestic CT
CARS Trade the following brands and styles
Of Cigars, viz
10000 Peabody, Flor de Havana Londres,
IQ0(D do. :. Regalia.
25OO0 do. 90
2cO0le La Montanesa, 90 Comunes.
20D O00 Naad Queen, Concha
100 900 Great Eastern, Media Regalia.
10000 Henry Clay, do.
$4,000 Plantation.
All their manufacture, and warranted to give salts
factiop botIi in nrica and
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Stutks, Gxtbaags, TT.

Stocks, Gxtbangs, TT.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- aul6tf JOSIAH LEE & CO.
NUMERICAL PAPER WANTED BY
" aul6h JOSIAH LEE & CO
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lsT MORT
sale By JOSIAH LEE co by city Of for
baltimore. AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D BONDS of 1880 wanted by
aulotf No. "a Second Street.
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
~ P.H, SULLIVAN,
National FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
~ STOCK wanted by P5 dH SULLIVAN lilly
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
aulOh No. q Second street.
BALTIMORE PER CT; LOAN FOR SALE
iul1,tf Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by po sAMI E HARRIS JE,
| NJORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
juI7f Basement Chesapeake Bank
LaIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
juI7,tfS Basement Chesapeake Bank
STERLING EXCHANGE.
y For sale by KNOX d co,
| STERLING.-fsOO 9O-day Bill on London for
| osale by -- go
| ap2Etf JAS. CORNER SONS
| EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
| kLsums to suit. ,JNO s. CUTTINGS Il Co,
| o25-tf 90 South street
| nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
W PHILIP COVER CO.,
jeltf Baltimore and Harrison sts
TINCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT and SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
jeltf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
! NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| lS wanted by KNOX & CO.,
ap2s-f Exchange Place.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| H LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
| jll-f IS Buchanan's wharf
| VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
| PHILIP COVER CO.,
| jel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
| ~ PHILIP COVER CO.,
| jel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
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fOr SaIE.
NEW FIRST CLASS

Having taken the original and old established stand for
The purpose Of conducting the above business shall
offer of the largest and most SCI ct asqrtments Of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLDI HING
opened in this market made of tie best materials,
the newest and most fashionable styles.
Having establishment in New York and in the South,
we possess facilities for Offering the latest and APP
proved styles of Boys and Youths Clothing the best
~ We also make to order. -
WALL, STEVENS 4 CO.,
No. us W. Baltimore street,
jeI4-eoSm Calvert st.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

OTHERS.
| The claims which THE DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention of the mercantile and business community
simply based upon those principles Of mutual benefit
which every intelligent understand for they are
such underle in all industrial and commercial
enterprises. lift can be shown that THE EXCHANGE
admirable advertising and that in point of
circulation it will only bear comparison with that of any
other commercial in this city, but that this crcua
ton is dfused wider area its merits as means of
direct communication with the merchants Of other States
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd and
cious accustomed to give matters that concern
their Individual interests. What then the facts2 We
need not refer to the large city circulation OF THE En-
CHANGE for that speaks for itself Its success in this re-
spect is in point OF time without parallel. What we
is to make frank statement Of its country ccua
lion, because the larger proportion OF the trade OF TINS city
is derived from the interior The extent which that crcu-
laon has reached may be gathered from the following
cuars which give the States to which it SENT and the
number OF post offices which is received and distrbut-
ed careful collation. of mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGES regularly mailed sir hundred and tUelre
post Offices scattered through the various States and Terri
tories of the Unon and that the great bulk of this country
circulation is in those States which the merchants of
Baltimore chiefly rely for the increase and perpetual
ton OF their trade IN MAR LAND
is mailed hundred and tyo post offices, which is
larger circulation in the counties of State than is
enjoyed by any other commercial paper in this city
VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and after Virginia
ONES
PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
In the order in which they here put down
THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE.
Independently of the above, the MONTHLY SUPPLE
MENT, which is issued DURING THE MONTHS OF FEB
RUARY, MARCH AND APRII-AND AUGUST, SEP
TENDER AND OCTOBER OF EACH YEAR, IS GRATUI-
T0UsLY DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY AMONG THE
MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH AND WEST to the extent
of thousand copies each month"; through the well known
commercial agency Messrs Pr Co., of this city. This
Supplement tent irrespective OF the regular daily and
trweekly issues of THE EXCHANGE, to three HouS
and post offices in the Southern and Western States As
field for the advertiser advantages which its columns
present for bringing those commodities in which he deals
directly to the notice ofthe very to whom Baltimore
offers the and best market, must be selfevdent.
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Cg-Dartmrsblp NOtiees.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP The
~ Partnership heretofore existing between JAMES MUIR
RA Y and HEM Y X. HAZLEHURSr, under the finn of
Murray & Hazlehurst has been DISSOLVED.
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DICHMOND FLOUR.
1a-lS00 barrels Of the j. Brumme brands, just arrived
warranted to keep in any climate For sale in lots to
SUIT purchasers at manufacturers prices, by
GEORGE WARNER,
Agent for nufacurers,
1872 South Eutaw street.
prepared contract cargoes the above ceba
ted brand deliverable either this city Richmond,
The rnoctra aSonab1 10 tarn,s auIt
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TTHE GREAT ROMANCE OF THE DAY.
1900 COPIES IN FOUR WEEKS.
plot Of weird and my sterious interest;
The most subtle and delicate analysis OF character;
Refined criticism the masterpieces OF Italian aTt
Exquisite pictures Of Italian scenery
style OF the utmost purity, simplicity, and ugor,
Constitute the attractions OF
THE MARBLE FAUN;
THE ROMANCE or MONTE BENZ.
BY Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Author Of "T The Scarlet Letter." &c.

Opinions Of the English and American Press
The cultivated reader viii marx in IT an advance and an ex
Scarlet Letter '"-I London Critic.
whether from English French American sources Such an
Italian tale have not had snce Herr Anderson wrote MS
Never before has Italy inspired msncewrer with
work composite in Its elements 30 perfect In their organic
1.-The story possesses seductive entcemen which few win
u.tI n stiSe Of ssn & vivid descriptions
celebrated works Of art and profound discussions Of sstheta
Many Of the scenes are narrowing in their intensity Of
fa@e SfSesft Of the writer" Y Evening Post:
The character of Donatelo is wonderful cres0nlNf
Are SsySnS sy oS O
OuSfu with the youth Of Nature glorious with the
Rich with suggestive thought life humanity, and art
Exceeding wealth Of beauty, poetry and eioquence
In none Of bis previous works he exhibit superior
eqS9 FI beatT and cheerful in tone than his pevou.
works. He writes with his old power Of fascination"
The Marble Fsun is book which might well make new
era In novel writing is In all respects superior TO anything
which has come from Mr.. HswthOrnss pen"-IBOsOn Sat
Express, ., ,h. oa which describe, tho emotion the
reader Of The Marble Fsn will experience -boston Sat-
The best artnOvel written the English lauguage-IPha
Bulletin -, -. ...,.,,.
One Of the few modern books which the world VIII not sI VII
l9sly F2si: let die Full of feeling and i'n''-lfhH'
exertion Of poetic and imaginative p'wer taxes ss
high fight and certainly far wider sweep than any Of mis-
former efforts ~ Phila. North American.
mo such living picture Of Italy has ever been Iansetredto 70
pspeTn-l Buffalo Courier.
A fascinating story. In style this oook is astuoy
lTsunton Gszette.
many respects this will be considered the most charming
Of Bawthorne's romsnces. ~ Springfield Republican
whether viewed work OF cHon, Of artistic or
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comparison with the The Marble Fsun -Cambrdge Chron'
icle. -.
1--WE believe be surpassed In fascination by no romance
written. There is charm in every ine.-lLynn
Reporter. A.. -, -, ,...,..,,o, On
every ee."-l ecoDe Guest. , a., -.
Strange and beautiful BY far the Dest thing yeI
written by Hawthorne. - Portland Transcript .
1--WE have hesltation In prououncng II 10 be his pest
work. Baltimore E1chsnge.
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117TF LAWS OF LIFE.-The April No. of this

TINHE LAWS OF LIFE.-Ihe Apnl NO. OF ~ tnis ns
n.,oDto saeI The peoples q iis and ts hfaiy eHn
. Iectnre by one Of its editors James o. JACKSON w.
M sTHs or HoD % use Water upon 1h HHmaE body Also
Letter 70 GRAcE on the Heroic u et
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Is published O'clock and be had At all the leading
hotels the ferries and at the Offices 1t contain
telegraph later by several hours than any ohe
evening paper together with City ship markets and
stocls up 10 the hour of goiDg TO press
Of THE EXPRESS greater than the
,ned circulation Of the entire evening Of City
and eqpaed only BY the cash morning pspes a
yertse ments eight cents per line ,.p ppooua
Nos. 10 and IS Pa,krow.
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DRADSTREET's BOOK OF COMMERCIAL
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Preached In London Sabbath morning, Jan. 10, 1850.
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Ihsve examined the Biblical Reason Why and fndh 70 be
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nteible way Indeed surprised al the amount Of ater
that compressed into this volume For use In families ana
,coos Ionsde the best book of the kind have seen"
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sIxfH EpIr1os Now RHApI
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TESTIMONIALS OF THE CLERGY.

TESTIMONIALS OF The CLEHGI.
Ihave given attention to the Biblical Reason Why
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Of information Biblical subec conveyed In clear manner
illustrated by many woodcu and printed good paper
Il valuable addition TO the apparatus Of the teacher
parent, and private Christian
Right. Rev. ALONZO POTTER, ID. D.. LID,
Bishop Of Pennsylv1fa-
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Jusr PuBLIsHED:
MODERN SPIRITUALISM, ITS TRUTHS
WI AND ITS ERRORS.
The Rev THOMAS L. HARRiss
GREAT SERMON -
On MODERN SPIRITUALIsM IN ITS TWO PHASES,
Preached In London Sabbath morning, JAM 10, 1850
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