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ASINGUL4R AFFAIR-SToNING A DwELLING.-We
are credibly informed that some three weeks since
some unknown parties commenced throwing rocks
| at the dwelling house of Rev. A. Conley, some ten
| miles distant from this place. and that it has been
| kept up without any intermission of more than
three or four hours during the whole of that time
ana Is still going on. The house is situated in a
deep valley between tive very high hills and the
| rocks are sometimes thrown from one of the hills
| and sometimes the other. We conversed with a
gentleman who visited the place yesterday, who in
formed us that pretty much all the glass had been
| broken out of the windows and great many shin
| giles and planks knocked off of the house The
| neighbors have gathered there in large numbers,
up to this time have been unable to make any
| arrests. The rocks came from a great distance
| and are evidently thrown with some kind of ma
| chinery. We earnestly hope that the parties NAV
| be arrested and brought to punishment. There
| are sometimes many as six or eight rocks
thrown at once, and it is supposed that there is
| many persons engaged in the affair.-Douer
| (7enn }, journal, June %. az
The Iowa City Reporter counts up from the most
| reliable data one hundred and two persons killed
in that State by the tornado, sxty-fve houses de-
| stroyed other than those blown down at Camanche
and in Cnton'county, while the estimated amount
| of property reaches about six hundred thousand
| dollars. The number wounded in Iowa reaches
| two hundred and five.
In Franklin county, Tenn, there is woman
VINO can beat Abe Lincoln all hollow at his favorite
game. One of the Deputy Marshals for this coun-
~ made the acquaintance of lady 75years old,
who built 800 yards of good rock fence within the
last year, with her own hands; and what is more,
she gathered and carried in her arms all the mate
| rails OF which the fence is built. %
The latest California mails received at New Or
leans announce that of the japanese, left sick
IN the San Francisco Hospital by the Candinmar-
rub, has since died and been buried
:, Garabaldi has two sons, the youngest of whom
.nrteen years old, is being educated at N. Brigh-
/ Poggi. =
Inc present population of Alexandria, Va, is
| 5000 since 1850.
A policeman of Chicago ILL.,, has been convicted
Of aiding and abetting the keeper of brothel, in
been arrested on charge Of conspiracy,
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is still selling at 155@16O jeffrey Darcys 165
cts Tor Marshas and IFS cts. per sack for Ashtons
bushel -
WH1SKEY.-We continue to quote Whiskey dull at 20
G2ON cts for Country and City, and 20k cts per gallon
Tor Chic There is some little inquiry for Ohio, and
note sales to-day of $50 bbls. at the above figure.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKETS, June 26.-Cotton-The mar
ket continues quiet at 104 mddlng Uplands and
1lG11b cts. for do. Cuffs. Molasses-The market is
dull and somewhat heavy-saes of 20 hhds and so bbs
Cuba Muscovado at 20 cts so hhds Nuevtas at SO cts
and by auction 25 hhds Porto Rico common at 26 cts
cash. Sugars-The market is steady fairly active
sales of 500 hhds chiefly Cuba at 6k6l74 cts and
few Porto Rico at cts Also, 727 boxes Havana on
private terms and by auction 100 hhds inferior Cuba at
$olsgo.31H per 100 lbs. cash. Ashes.-The market is
unchanged and the demand is air-sales at for pots
and S5.75 for pearls Naval Stores-Sprits Turpenne
is in moderate demand and is steady-ales $50 bbs
at az cts for rejected Am cts for straight and 43
43H cts. for New York bbs The inside rate for 100
bbls to arrive. Common Resins frm-sales of 500
bbls to arrive at $155 100 do. in yard 81 52x and
100 bbs strained in yard at 81 60 SO lbs Fine Rosn
is quiet Tar is inactive and prices without change
Ons-Linseed is dull but prices unchanged at 59
60 cts for American. Whale is irm-sales of the week
amount to about 500 bbs. at 4243 cts Sperm more
active and prices steady-sales of 600 bbls
(dl2S. Rice-The market is quiet but firm, with mode
rate sales at 4%@44 cts Seeds-Calcutta Linseed is
dull and prices nominal in Boston We quote 81
al ~ cash. Spices.Cassa is firm and in fair request
firm with fair nqury-sales of 40 900 lbs prime city
at 10 cts cash. Whiskey.-The market is quiet and the
supply is fair-sales of 200 bbls. at 2l4 cts.
COfee-The market is quiet but steady-sales of 300
bags Laguayra at ala cts 170 do. Maracabo at l34
9l44 cts, and some 500 do ST. Domingo on private
terms
The following is the weekly circular of Messrs. William
Scott d Son:
Stock of Rio Coffee the 10th June 1860 492 bags
Received since to date per Forrest King. a GOO q
kanagona.. 3 ,000-7 600 :"
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POLITICAL.

The POLITICAL -F1ELD.-The Boston Cou
raer thus surveys the political field. 1t says The
leaders claim for their candidates the following as
the result before the people:
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The summer hegira has commenced. The hotels
on the sea shore and at the different watering
places are rapidly filling up. So say the papers.
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Sales during the past week embrace 600 bags per
Courier at Ia cts less per cent; 272 per do at IA
cts, and 1850 balance Zngarea's cargo on private
terms Further business has been restricted by the ex-
treme views of buyers
STOCK RIO.
June 23-New Orleans ..... ........... IL 900 bags
baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. $500 ''
Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
Baltimore a PnSTT % Nf1H sPEsRs waAs
fLEsEyer use Of these articles was i rtoduced
increasing the first country were imported but
but sh time before the Slabs were the only parts OBJ
taned abroad Still later quarries OF American Slate hay
DUALITY d e Sos saG of h
constantly increasing in mportan as one of the tn
arts Notwithstanding, however, the ity, durabiityan
the demand for them the business be considered
We would respectfully call attention the following
reasons why claim for Slate Manes decided superior
ondy on account of their beauty thirdly,
ly on account of their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS
AS Slate possesses beautiful satin.ke surface, and
perfectly absorbent body proof against the action
OF smoke coal gas grease and oils and when, any
done by the use OF soap and wates, little oil and
THEIR BEAUTY
The peculiar qualities of Slate its surface suscept
process Surface Of Slate Slabs may be made to itse
with h p cmens Of Mosaic @ | aisH En-
ame'ed Flowers BiTdf THfrR fo5 a&SApNpss IS
ahey are from twenty forty cent cheaper than
mon Marble Nantes Their STRENGTH
actual experiment it has been asceained that Slab
sst as heavy blqT pisGe 2p inches thick
Repeated Coangs applied Slate in the process
Of Enapellng and these rendered by heat
er and retain its brilancy longer than Marble or any
other material has stood the seventeen years
wear Gin England and this couny) trumphed over every
objection ION and survived the opposition that raised by
those who were interested in crying down the invention
our arrangements with the quaries are such that
hereafter there will he difficulty in filling all orders for
Slate Nantes promptly.
ap30 tfr GEO O. STEVENS h co
Dr. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Miiil IN WHOLE OR DIVIDED
@ Ell ri IL a1W
SONNY No ia apo1 twelve miles from Baltimore city by
Railroad and from Elicotts Mills Eikridge Landing
Tne land Of excellent quality adapted farming or graz
ing, W. watered and wooded, with fine Apple Orchard
a nd abundance of other Fruit.
The improvements consist of large, commodous Dwell
LING surrounded by ornamental Trees Quarters for SER
wants, Dairy Stabling, &C. " N
rms beautiful property, in neighborhood unsur-
passed by any In the state The situation high remark
able Tor health commanding extensive the sur
rounding country with the Chesapeake Bay distance:
and possessing several handsome ses capable Of being
DIVIDED into smaller farms country seats
Repeated trains Of pass daily within short walk or
carriage drive each way to and from Baltimore and Wash
ington. The CarrotOn avenue, when completed, will
prlng thls property within miles OF Baltimore
II VIII be sold in whole in part 400 acres tn the i'm
povemens or The Improvements with acres the
in lots of so and 100 acres ~ ' ~ o0e
For terms and partcuars, amply to
ANDREW SFEREFT RIDGELY,
. Attorney at Law,
o,o, o..e. NO. Al St. Paul street,
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:, From he New yorI. 7jn,eS

sui S.laI at work on her, and expect to make a
'14rtune 4e by their speculatiOn.-Ha Hartford Times.
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A policeman of Chicago, ILL.,, has been convicted
Of aiding and abettiRg the keeper of brothel, in
bis nefarious business and two other officers have
been arrested on q charge of conspiracy,
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AstronomicaI E,nedi,iou

"AsHIN0TUN, June ZI.-The Astronomical party
nave nave completed their arrangements for leaving
New York on the 2Sth inst, to proceed to Cane
Chudleigh, Labrador, for the purpose of observing
the eclipse of the sun, which will occur on the 18th
of July. The Astronomers of the party are Profess
sor stephen Alexander, of Princeton, New Jersev
President F. A.. P. Barnard, of Oxford Mississinn:
Professor G. S. Venable, of North Carolina; Pro.
lessor A. W. Smith, of the Naval Academy, at
Annapolis, Maryland, and Lieut.. E. D. Ashe, r.. n,
of the Quebec Observatory
Inc United States steamer Bibb, Lieut.. Com
manding Alexander Murray, has been selected for
carrying out the objects of the expedition.
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ROARD OF TRADE

BOARD UF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of June
W.T.. WALTERS.
SEQ. F. WEBB, THOS. GOODWIN,
HENRY WEHRHANE, Il. H. REESE.
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NEW ORLEANS June %, 1860.
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET June 2O-Tobacco
hecelpts continue large with Improvement in the
prices for Bright Working and Extra Fine Wrappers
OF which, not much is found in the present cropa large
portion of the crop is of dark inferior order which
commands but low price. quote common dark Lugs
S29S bright new ground Lugs s4(l7; dark Leaf Ship
ping and Semming seas So working Leaf as 5O(Gl2.
bright Wrappers $15G60.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, June 27.-Cotton is dul-saIes of Uplands
at lO% cts The market is unsettled Flour is higher
a545; Ohio s5s5a595; Southern SIS sOcG6 Wheat is
guiet-sales of 600 bushels; white 81 co. Chicago
els; mixed 67a6s cts Pork is steady at s76S Is
Lard is firm at II Gl24 cts. Whskey is more active
gsales at N192lh cts. Sugar is steady-Muscovado
dull at $1.5b(d1.57H. Rice is quiet
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton sales to dav 800
bales quotations are nominal. Sugar firm at 71s cts
Flour firm, at s55o95 55 for superfne Lard in kegs
10 cts whiskey at l9@ @lsx cts Freights-Cotton to
NEW ORLEANS, June 2e.-The weather has been very
wet ana the cotton market closed quiet Sales TO-DAY
400 bales at l0&@l14 cts for mdding sales Of three
Gays, goo bales; receipts for the time 600 bales
against $50 bales last year Receipts at this port ahead
Of 1859 462 500 bales do all Southern ports 793 5OC
@ @oales Flour buoyant at $562H@575. Corn quiet at
oolo cts Tobacco closed firm. Freights and exchange
unaltered.
oswEeo June 26, 7.aO P M.-Flour steady, at S. 25G
55o for common to extra State Wheat held above the
views OF buyers sales 700 bushels Canada club at s %
Grm no unchanged sales 1000 bushels Illinois SO cts
ooo bushels prime do at 59H cts 600 bushels to ar
rive at 5Sh cts Oats in limited demand; sales 6 OOo
bushels Canadian at 35 u cts ~' O'
CHICAGO, June 26.-Flour firm but unchanged Wheat
dull and declined 1Glk cts. sales 13 900 bushels No
at los(dl 10 from store. Corn dull, and CT lower
sales at 4S(G4Sh cts. in store Oats quiet Receipts
l4O0 bbs -four 1900 bushels wheat 147 900 do corn
$500 do oats; shipments-2e00 bbs flour GO 600 bush
els corn. Freights unchanged
ClNcINNAT June 26-Flour dull and prices irregular;
sales 1000 bbls. at s475d5. Wheat dull Whiskey
hrm at IN cts. Bacon S4@101 cts. Money market
easy. Sight exchange On New York plenty at " per
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5nsnrants Companies.
M ARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4'A OF BALTIMORE.

MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4'A OF BALTIMORE.
NJ W. CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH SITS.
m. CHARTERED CAPITAL $3O0OO0
nnis company, having called in upwards of ONE HUN
DhED THOUSAND DOLLARS active cash capital,
nsures against LOSSi0R DAMAGE BY FIRE all kinds
property In tfe city State elsewhere reduced rates
THOS f. HAMBLET0N, President
JAMES HOOPER, JR, BENZ F. NEWCOMER,
MM W. SPENCE, FRED'K FICKEY, JR.,
VIM. HOPKINS, EDW W ROBINSON.
JOHN j. ABRAHAMS JEREMIAH FISHER.
GEORGE +. SLOAN, JOHN A. HAMBLETON,
j. y BERRY, JOHN STELLMAN,
Jel9 If OTIS SPEAR, Secretary
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALTIMORE
Incorporated by the , .-.-
STATE OF MARYLAND, ls49.
OFFICE No. 30 SoUTH STREET,
New Building, opposite second ST.
THIS COMPANY INsUREs EydSnrn EVERY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Short Insurances may be effected single day or for
longer period John r. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
DIRECTORS:
Henry NJ. Bash, VIM. Heald.
Adam Ienmead, Thomas S Benner,
George Bartlett, Alonzo Lilly,
Joseph W; jenkins, George W. Howard
" IN, WOODWARD. Henry Pendexter,
EdWaru d. Church Hugh Sisson,
~ H. C. lands,
Jeo-t Secretary.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BREMEN-Ship Upland-2OO boxes clay, Order.
C0ASTWISE
NEW loRk-Schr. JameSto1Cn-2 bdls. riddles do
selves, Penniman Bros s bbIs paint, VIM Davidson
60; or. eask wine, VIM. G. Harrison; 10 bkts cham
hhds facing, Pool & Hunt; bb putty, kegs do.
tubs do, j. King Son: cases matches, VIM Chestnut
Co; IL do mdse., Dugan Jenkins 467 bars iron, j
j. Abrahams; casks paint, Thomson Block do. glue
Baker Bros. Co.; 100 bbs. brown stout, D. Mc1vain
sSs pkgs mdse., Maryland Sugar Refining Co.; boxes
scales, 10 do veneers 42 kegs paint AZ bales mdse
sundry persons us tons copper ore order.
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Inc present population of Alexandria, Va, is
estimated at about Il, 2,0O0 An increase of nearly
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thirteen years old, is being educated at N Brigh-
ton College, Liverpool, under care of Rev. Dr.
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The latest California mails received at New Or
leans, announce that of the japanese, left sick
IN the San Francisco Hospital by the Cdndinmar-
run, has since died and been buried
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5I,57U bags.
WIN. ScoTT & Son, Coffee Brokers

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, June 26-Flour is held
rather frmer but the demand is limited and only about
800 barrels found buyers in lots for good su
perfne, and S. rs per bb for extra as quality
Standard superfne is in light stock generally held
at our lowest figures; and s5s7K96 and 81 per bb for
extra family and fancy lots, to brands and quality
Rye Flour and Corn Meal quiet but steady the
at S3S7H and the latter at So 37H per bbl with small
sales. Wheat-There is not much Offering or selling
and holders very firm in their views Sales include
some 5000 bushels at 81 351 81 for good and prime
Pennsylvania red; Sl.37 for choice Delaware do and
Sl45(Gl5O for good and prime white, the latter for
Southern Rye is in steady demand at 76c Corr is
better, and about 500 bushels mostly prime yellow
sold at 70c aoat 69c in store and in the cars in
Guiding some not prime at 65G67c as in quality. Oats
are dull with further sales of Pennsylvania at 40c and
Delaware at SSc per bushe Bark-Querctron is steady
but quiet with further sale of 80 hhds to note at s2s
per ton. Cotton-There is very little doing and the
market is dull at previous quoted rates Groceries
There very little doing and change note in prices
or demand Provsions-The market is firm but inactive
owing to the high views of holders. Some 400 bbs Mess
Pork sold at Sls59l9 per bb 100 casks prime Shoul
ders also sold at cash. and 25 do in salt at &c., 60
days, now held higher. Lard is firm at IKE in bbs
and tcs SeedsThere is little doing and no change
to note prime Cloverseed is steady $4 per bushe
Whskey is scarce and firm at DC for Western bbs 2ln
2!Hc for Pennsylvania do, 20c. for drudge and 2OI
2lc. for hhds - S
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The Blue sulphur Springs, in Greenbriar co.,
Va. have been purchased for the establishment of
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PRIols AND SAILS OF STOCKS INNRwYoR6
BY TELEGRAPH.
oh e. SoN 2Innl L La.

The first regular meeting of the Mining Board f
New York; for business, was held yesterday About
forty members of the Stock Exchange have Joined this
Board and the privilege to other members joining
without being baoted for is extended for thirty days
We take the following statement of the Maryland coal
trade from the Piedmont Independent
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DENJAMIN POULTNEY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
iao6T Tpo xyn
MN REMOV VAL.
fTE1B VERY Low FOR CASH.
93VSN Iron Frame, Sole Leather and Iron Doun

4MSN Iron Frame, Sole Leather and Iron found
Aat Cases o"'Pes D"s'' '"''e'' -ao'e'
Also Ladies' French Trunks of all sizes and hnis at
JV ID. VAN N0RTWICK'S,
~ B-frunks Covered and Repaired '' nsi,vr
DICHMOND FLOUR
I-Lov paIrels OF the j. Brummel brands lust arrived
suit purchasers at manufacturers prices nv ~ Id o 70
GEORGE WARNER
agent for manufactnrers
....-... r. Ioz south Eutaw street
ted brand deliverable either in this city or
tne most rcasonaolc lei oo. je20tfr,
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Texas and Louisiana are now suffering from
drougbt but little rain has fallen for the last five
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Commercial Affairs at Mobile.

. MVbILbJ JUNE Z4.-Messrs. TOaImin, voorhees,
d Co., in their last circular say that cotton buy.
ers appear to have withdrawn from the contest;
operators wonder what will be the final result of
the depression at Liverpool. The enormous stocks
now in the latter port, and on their wav for
which no warehouse room can be had the failure
OF some large underwriters at London, and the
unsettled state of continental politics, are well
calculated to arrest attention, and business on
foreign account is well nigh suspended
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go o-Ioons Crescent announces the estab-
The New W brogan factory in that city, where
tEe machinery for making the shoes is impeled by
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TRIVIAL or the Northern Light--Further from
CalifOrnia--IndianH HOstilities

NEW YORK, June 27.-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived with the California mails ot
the 9Th, 81 100000 in treasure and four hundred
passengers.
There was skirmish on the I'd, between three
hundred of Col. Hays men and five hundred
INDIANS, at Pyramid Lake. After a running fight
of two or three hours the Indians were defeated
with loss of twenty-five men. Capt. Story was
mortay wounded, and two volunteers were killed
and four wounded. Major Ormsby's body was
found on former battle field with twenty five
other bodies.
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Mayor Wood, of New York, was robbed of
carpet bag at Delmonico's Hotel on Tuesday ev
ming,
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DISHOP SPALDING'S GREAT WORK.
I'D THE HISTORY OF THEs REFORMATION
in Germany and Switzerland, and England. Ireland
Scotland the Netherlands, France and Northern Eu.
beIgne, Menze, Hallam, Short, PRESCOTT Ranke Fryxe
svo, Price 81 50
Just published and for sale wholesale and retail by
MURPHY h co.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page

BARBADoEs-Brtg Jas. Carey Coale.-1 236 bbls -four,
hhds tobacco 200 bbs crackers go bags peas 400 bush
ma hnsrn IL
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A PERUVIAN GUANO.
GuaEanssed Y % 70 be equal TO- any in the market, and
pscAsk0 ~ pfime order. For sele by ~
s~ .LACD0NALD 4 DUCDALE,
nyi%R eoFnwxsHaRT7iWkans I'D xmH 1Rpek
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The Republicans held grand aven;nS L%,,no' Messrs
CO Ceyode d Buringane, and other members of Con-
the crowd.
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On Wednesday, the 4th of July, the cornerstone OF
of monument to Washington will be laid laid at 1, ane
battlefield at Trenton, New Jersey. me tnpnt mUnt
ment is to be two hundred feet high, anu SUI
ed by a statue of the great chief
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BowDoGN COLLEGE SCIENTIFIC ExpEDIrroN.-Tb
to Labrador and Greenland would start from
Ihomaston yesterday, in the Nautilus, of about
lao tons burthen, under command of Capt. Charles
Il. Ranlet, captain of large experience and
perfect gentleman. They expect to proceed
at once to Labrador, and leave one or two parties
there to collect during the absence of the Others:
the remainder, pushing further north, hope to
reach the line of the total eclipse before the 18th
OF July; thence across to Greenland if the ice will
allow, as far towards Disco Island as possible
Then returning to take up their companions, they
hope to reach home by the 18th of September, but,
ii necessary to complete their plan, they will re-
main till the lst of October. The vessel is fitted
up for twenty passengers
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A MEAlCAN GUANO. .-.t.
and for sale by - -" -
mylsh MACDONALD DUGDALE
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Award OF New York State Loan.
ALBANY, June 26.-The new State loan of 81, 200,
00o has been awarded to the highest bidders, rang
ing from l7-l00 to l So 100.
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ernor Wise Endorses the Nomination ,

I5FecfNIhFIuSe and Lame.
NORFOLK, June N.-The Argus states that Gov.
ernor Wise has pronounced the nomination OF
DreekinrIdge and Lane as most admirable one to
save the onlon He will address the Democracy
here at the ratification meeting on Monday.
The practice ship Plymouth sailed hence TODAY
Tor Fayal, Cadiz, Madeira and other ports to be
absent about three months