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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-26

Nusir.
ID. Gold Medal. for Improvement, Miss Mary ].
Smith.
LIST, cold Medal. Mamie 5. Rice
Snaoimship and Conduct.
Gold Medal MISS a haio"ih'
Gold Medal Miss NJ NJ. CARRIER
Gold Miss A. A. Mayo.
The Rev. !. !. johns IN then delivered Il
very eloQucnl address, at the close OF which
beautiful anthem was sung by the entire
School, the whole audience standing
The Rev. Geo. II. Norton pronounced the
bcnediction, when the ceremonies Of the eve
ming closed all being highly gratliied with
what they had seen and heard.
The ANIMAL Excursion Of the Sabbath
Schoo; attached t. the lst Presbyterian
Church in this city took place on Friday last,
aud will loag Be remembered by the large
company in attendance IL one OF the most
p!e.,aut and agreeable that has occurred Tor
many Years past. The details attending the
cmbarkati0n engaged the willing services OF
both Old and Young, and II al early hour III
the lav attracted uuitc Il crowd OF interested
spectators t. witness the departure OF the
steamer The "Cotrcr' appeared IN holy
day trim in honor u the occasion, the Stars
and Stripes gracefully uniting their ample
folds with brigiI. colored strea.ners, and
floating gaiIy in the breeze, impaired add'-
tional interest - the crowd Of vel! dressed
children that now swarmed and animated
every part Of her capaciocs deck. At the
appointed hour, the gallant boat steamed
| from her mornings, and deliant!y and proud
! " "headei' for Giym"nt, the scene OF the
| approaching festivities.
Atno point, perhaps, can better Or more
favorable view oo tad al IN ancient city or
its noble harbor than that which is furnish
ed on the River; the highlands in thc West
! attract attention, ana furnish an agreeable
! back ground to the beautifully picturesque"
| handsome. West Grove. Mt. Eagle, Shutters
| Hill, and Mt. Ida, the Seminary, with its
| towering Belfry, the Reservoir, It's white
! enclosures and steep embankmentS, with
the spires, domes and steo Piles Of our numer-
Gus churches and other public buildings
our ancient docks and stately warehouses;
well planned streets and extended harbor
! conSp;re to delight the eye and ill the mind
with glowing authorizations ot the future
growth and prosperity OF our highly favored
city.
! Passing Hunting Creek, at the head OF
! which was Graded the intant Bell Haven,
/ ami where peacefully resi-, beside the "oid
! Mansion" the remains d, the 'N est family
| in memory Of whom now stand Wv est hrJTe
and West End" with the peninsula OF
| "Iones' Point" bearing upon winch stands
the Government Light House" Oxen It'll,
Mt. Weby, Rozier's Bluff, ana Broad Creek,
at the head Of which stands an Episcopal
Chnrch prncfe1 as early as q L. In WhlcA
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Charlottesville. mY 2!--2awlw

ATOTlCE.-The ACCOTlNk MILLS, i'll Fair
n fax County. haze been rented by Mr.. MARK
YOUNG, who will be prepared at bis office III Al
cxaudria, corner Of Prince and Union streets, ~
furnish to the trade and Consumers, choice arl-
Gle Of FLOUR tor family use together with
general assortment Of MILL FEED at current
rates. WHEAT au! other GRAIN purchased by
his agent. JOSEPH GRIMES
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Paris, Fauquicr Co., Va, ie l6-co2w
. LBEuAPLE LAND FOX SALE within s.

4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE within SIX
n miles Of Charlottesville. and three OF Mon
t,c,llo. a farm % l03S ACRES OF LAND, III a
fine state Of cuItvation-with elegant improve
nents-every thing necessary for comEortand con
vcniancc. 4 great bargain will he sold. $4,000
cash will be required. balance from one 10 ten
years, with Interests. good manager will meet
the deferred payments from the farm. apply to
2. c. FLANAGAN.
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NOTICE.


OUR BILLS for the past half year have al!
~ been made of to day. A. many rs can make
it convenient will confer or favor by calling
III our desk for accounts which il not taken ava;
prior to the 2jh inst, will &c sent 10 all ioE whom
intended. without discrimination. Ncr".pectIuI-
II urge that there will H. than usual eIt'rt
made on the par, u our credit customers 10 settle
up. ih.ip = =" b'"'S"-''
Washington. June % ->tJyl --.--.-----.-----
~ 0TICE.-Atl persons Indebted TO the oli firm
~ c! Cross, Lu,cnbcci 4 Co., are requested to
.ette their accounts by the Isl OF July. otherwise
tnev will be placed in other hands :or collection,
according - iaw--aS viii also all accounts due
me- on the Isl OF January lGS
i. l3-cotd Y. CROSS
J0HN NJ. B0LLING--ATT0RNEY At LAW
>: baltimore. ND.
.7a5- Office. y. ". corner Lexington and Court
land streets. ]" ?-e"2m
- BOXES PRIME EASTERN CUTTING
iO.CHEE-E Just received and for sale by
ie % GAREET uULST. -, KIM .tr""'
C1ILK BRAID HAIR NETS, just received 1t
isi3 RICHARDS,
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ANDR1A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Masonic CELEERATI0N.-The Masonic ira
ternity OF this city, marched yesterday, to the
Depot II the Alexandria, L,udoun and
Hampshire Railroad. where they took the
train for Lees burg, intending there TO unite
In Il Masonic celebration.
Andrew Jackson Lodge formed in front Of
Sarepta Hall, headed by Esputas Band, and
under the charge of George Dufey, Mar
shall, proceeded to the Market square, where
Alexandria Washington Lodge, under charge
of F. v. Ashby, Marshal, fell into line, and
the procession marched to the depot r'a
Royal, Queen and Fairfax streets, making "A
fine display.
The train was crowded, every seat in the
cars being filled by persons desiring to par
ticipate in the festivities at Leesburg. We
are glad 70 chronicle these reunions between
Alexandrans and the people Of Leesburg,
and hope such comminglings may be Ire
qncnt, pleasant and mutually profitable.
Upon the arrival Of the train at Leesburs,
the Alexandrans were received by Olive
Branch Lodge, of Leesburg, headed by the
Brass Band of Leesburg.
The united lodges then fell into line, and
proceeded to the Court House. The visit
lily DttliiiCll iiCiC ANNSl'bNt WV ''"'
FATALITIES Of the mystic tire The line was
again formed, and the lodges marched to the
N. +. Church, South where, after some pre-
!iminary exercises, an eloquent Masonic ora
zion was delivered by Rev. john Lanstreet.
The exercises a. the church beine over the
brethren proceeded 10 the Court House
where sumptuous dinner had been provided
in true Virginia hospitality. The inner mann
being fully satisfied, the lodges paraded the
streets and marched to the depot, where
they took IL special train and arrived in this
city at o'clock delighted with the visit and
all its incidents.
SABBATH School EXcrRSloS.-The Sab
bath Schuol OF the Washington street Meth
odist Episcopal Church will make an excur-
sou t. morrow to Columbia Springs. The
ears + the Alexandria and Washington
Raiiroad have been engaged to carry the
school 10 the Spring and back. The rXcur-
sion will no doubt be !. very agreeable one.
The Annual Sermon before the Mssiona-
~ Society ot the Theological Seminary, will
be preached by the Rev. Richard i. Duane, III
the Seminary Chapel tomorrow, commencing
at o'clock. \ collection for the benefit OF
Missions will also be taken up. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
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lCOMMCNiCATED.
Extract of q letter to a gentleman IN this

Extract Of q letter to a gentleman IN tins
place dated
"BALrrMoRK, June 2&--You, Of course,
have the news Our Democratic Conyen-
tion has Trusted. The SecederS played their
game with admirable adroitneSs. They
went into the Cotvention and were govern
ed bv the motto OF heads wiz, tails yon
lose Tails were uppc|nost, ami the Secc-
dc;$ quit without notice. Harmony was re-
stored-and The LITTLE GIANT, received the
unanimous nomination.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--The an
! dcrsigucd. ns Attorney Tor the heirs OF Ma
zlh Thomas, and agent for Alary ". Thomas,
o:fcrs at prvatc sale. the valuable FARM. belong
Ing to the said parties, situate about two and a
halls miles west of Fairfax L. H. and binding upon
the Little River Turnpike, continuing $50 ACRES.
This property, formerly belonging to John W:
Ashton, has npon it excellent improvements. and
is ia a high state of cultivation. From It's situa-
ton and condition. il is very desirable property.
Fer further information, address II. ". THoM-
As, Fairfax c. H., or NATHANIEL THOMAS,
Crpcrvilit va. Fairfax Co., ie l2--2awtJ,,l6
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CHAS. B, TEBBS, co.,,.
Il. p. holland, o0A'
Loufoun County, Va, je 2I--eots

7 OFFER FOR SALE MEDLEY, the late resi-
i dence Of my son John, and now in possession
eli DR.. Ashton A. Marshall
This FARM, situated in Fauquier county, 81
miles from Markham Station, the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and within 500 yards of Leel's
Protestant Episcopal Church, is unsurpassed in
that fine Agricultural country for beauty and fer
tility.
~. The DWELLING, which is nearly new, is
LEI neatly and conveniently arranged The kitch-
en-, servants house, smoke 'houSe, dairy, &C., are
suitably located
The Orchard, now nearly in full bearing,) in
cudcs almost every variety of standard apples.
The grounds are ornumented with well grown
Sugar Maple, Horse Chestnut. Linden, Umbrella,
and other favorite shade trees.
The tract contains $50 ACRES of which 200
are cleared under good fencing, and in high
state OF cultivation. Tho remainder, go acres,)
is heavily timbered.
1t is located in the centre Of one Of the very
best country neighborhoods in the State and is in
every respect desirable residence for any gentle
man wishing to live in the country.
If not sold before Wednesday, III. 18Th day Of
Auyust nert it will positively be sold at auction
on that day. Possession will be given for seeding
this Fall, and full possession on the lst day Of
January next.
The undersigned will be happy 10 show the
premises, and to make known tho terms, (which
will be very accommodating to any one seeking
information. His address is Markham Station,
Fauqucr county. Va. THOS NJ AMBLEk.
Fauquicr county, Va, ie l:--eotS
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NJ. E. SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.
strawberry VALE INSTITUTE,

NSTABLISHED and conducted SO successfully
II by the late Mrs A. b. CAN'T, will be con
tinucd on the same plan, and under the same dis
cipiine by Miss CORNELIA PEACE, and her
Assistants.
The school will he matroniScd by Mrs. A. B.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted by 4 baar! 81 Trustees, consisting OF y. '"
Ball ESQ, l.. d. Means, nr. Wm. McEeigh, Hen
~ Jenkins. and ". I. Moore. Mr.. l.. Il. Means,
will act a. treasurer Of the Institute.
E.,ir;.,v .aunfv. feb If--euif
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Agent Of The Company at Ne.folk.
FUWLE - CO, Agent, Alexandra;

FOR RENT-That very dcsirable Dwell
~; IIZG. with Stable attached situated on tho
north side @: kim, between Washington ami CO.
lu,nfu< streets. now i'll the occupancy Of Mr.. b.
II. Berry. Possession given or the tiGs; lay OF
Juy For terms. apply - -....z-.,,
ir l}--2aw;G Z. ". WI ! i.:.-.
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Ihe NNV. ;. :. JONN1 ~ JNtll NVIiVVI"8 Il
very eoQuenl address, at the c!ose Of which
a beautiful anthem was sung by the entire
School, the whole audience standing.
The Rev Geo. II. Norton pronounced the
bcnediction, when the ceremonies Of the eve
ming closed, all being highly gratltied with
what they had seen aud heard.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.-With the
u design III making some change in my bust
ness, sill until the lst of September next, offer
great inducements to cash dealers, many things
below cost.
And u, NJ, additional indaccmoU,, l will give
thirty days all + 'rchaSes irou. ! - 10 *59--six
~ DAVIS on nil from $50 20 Slo0 and Einety days
On ali from 100 and upwards, Tor approved ueso-
table paper in each ease.
je i-~eo,f JOHN II, PARhOiI'
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7 AND FOR SALE.-I offer ut private SALE my
I i FARM. /! miles from Picdmcat Station, aud
a half mil. from Cool Spring Church, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About 100 acres Of this land is cleared an! in a
fine sate of cultivation ali we'll sci in grass and
- acres os bottom land, whcA is i i,rS:. rate tno
thy meadow.
e The improvements small bat com."rta
u. BILE. TiYrc i the premises az Old Mill
site one Of the best in The county. Person, in
want Of d small !lrsl, would do well 10 examine
this land. IL ! AIN anxious to sell, AMI will give
possession the first day Of August.
Terms liberal and would take young servants
in part pay.
ANY nnunication addressed 10 me, will re-
ccivc prolnpt attention, LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station Faaquier Co., my 2'-cott
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PASSENGERS hy the Steamship Monticello, Ga
ger, which arrived yesterday afternoon, from New
York: Mrs A. Rogers and two daughters, Mis-,
NJ. Rail, MIR. r. 4. Rogers, John Courtenay, j. H.
McGuirc, ). ". Gillctt, }. 5. Lcggctt X. Newell
John Nagar. Thomas Counor, and J. }. Greene
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r R f F R I G ,

6 sANroRDs PATENT t p
sELF-vENTIL ATlNC AND IUEIFYnc p
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Excursions,

sslTh EXCURSIONS.
Saz7slz.-az The steamboat LANCASTER, Capt J. W.
lomlns having been put in complete order EXcur
sions can be chartered at any time. Apply to
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
in9-enl5t West Falls Aren1,o
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AMM-N JORDAN'S W. S. SPRINGS,
mfTNHHzrA Frederick county, Va, open 10th June
ri rIT IN III Leaving Baltimore, Washington Cum
berand in morning train via Harper's
----.s=S--F Ferry for Stephenson's Depot, ION Win
chester Raroad thence IL mile in coaches, arrive at
Springs to dinner For circulars further ap
ply at the Springs Dr. R. NJ Jordans Office W Bat
more street.
je6-2m r. NJ. JORDAN BRO
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Summer Retrfats.

A@N-N CALEDONIA COLD SPRINGS.
HTTnSzA ADAM COUNTY, PA
r. gTTtI,1 al This popular and healthful Summer
Retreat opened for visitors for this
Season on the FIFTEENTH OF JUNE,
under the control and management of Mrs H. NJ COOPER
who has rented the Springs this season To those who
have been in The habit Of visiting these SPRINGS will be
never been there only that they will find combined
all the pleasures and vantages arising from pure
tain air, scenery and cold water
The tel Of BOARDING are moderate than at any
other Watering Place in the State.
Board per Single Week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Any length Of time over week. 600
MRS H. NJ COOPER Pronriatrpss
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I'.IIIy EACIIduKt
STOCKS AND SECURITIES.

We execute Stock Orders
ON COMMISSION EXCLUSIVELY
Having no interest in any Stock specuations we offer
our services as strictly COMMISSION BROKERS'
COPPER STOCKS
We buy and sell Copper Stocks exclusively on Commits
SION
we are always ready to advanc. money on Stocks and
approved Securities
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Tho nir. , ,,, - . sl,O73. 65l. Sc
unrest on the outstanding Scrip Profits heretofore al
iot f Also Dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT on the
liz entitled to participate at the Third Triennial
Al9mIhlent; Also dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT on
e ~; Term Premiums IN like manner participating All Of
dVdends are ad Unstable the settlement of
the current years premium - - "a
insured, who have not before made their selection
may; at their option (sgnied the time adjustment Of
ie above diyidends( convert their dividends into BONUS
increase OF the amount insured by Life Policies or nv an
equivalent reduction Of the Annual Premiums "
~ " ur,,n,, N. ID. MORGAN, President.
IS iamphietS with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished to in TIL city or counties of the
State by addressing the undersigned Agents for MARYLAND
h. j. RICHARDSON 4 son,
mn2I-COtS2T No A thetr.a Dol.:.
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sIIbtr @art, seheIrg, 1T.
r NOV L.
Southeast co HRaNyEhg 6 T1moved to the
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
w rC And opened new and beautiful assortment of
We would be pleased to our old customers A-'1'
Lmyl6tf WIN BROWN CO.
ZINE WATCHES -, n,,,
pu,,.... AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everything that is new and elegant
Particular attention is paid neaness and durability Sn
o.s eco W. WEBB,
ap5.tI 5 F. corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ Garfield, BRO. & co,
,.. 229 BALTIMORE STREET.
large stock of GOLD WATCHES which they offer to the
puoLic at low rates fes If
WTATCHESI WATCHESl WATCHESI
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No 1877 Baltimore street,
A PEW DOORS BELOW STREET,
is the pest place in the city to buy WATCH or
piece OF Jewery, to have fine Watch repaired Watches
that never went accurately before beer
unekeepers after passing through ALEX NDRS hands
sul4tf P"vaI r. F1c gbnnmO T5,nao,
EANFIELD, BROTHER / Co., L. MEREDITH
" IMPORTERS, MA MANUFACTURERS
WATCHES, FINE JEW fEWE RTAEhRs IN
SILVER r AMP n PIP PL4TEp WARE, -
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26tI Baltimore
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Rmbiit SalRS,
BY X. LENNON q co.
RICH MS WHARF

IN THURSDAY, 10Th instant, at IL o'clock,
celbo, P r.: " I'D ''' ~ "
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- % IIIRft street,
VIM. KNABE & CO.,
" II III NEW SALESROOM
No. $50 BALTIMORE STREET
AND
Nos la, and N EUTAw STREET,
OFFER
1900. THEIR CELEBRATED
GOLD MEDAL
GRAND AND SQUARE
PLANO F0RTES,
Beng highly recommended by the first Professors and Mn
scal Amateurs OF the country, and Instrument being
nj. WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
~ os EtStidous customer rely upon being pleased
IN every respect. '7 rN
Terms liberal
myI0-tlr VIM KNABE e. co
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TAST STEEL BELLS.
~ N. KEITH, JR., h son, Agents, % South Charles
street have in store sample Of these celebrated Bells
made by Naylsr, Vickers Co, Sheffield, England 10
which they respectfully ask the attention of church organ
zatons fire departm and individuals throughout the
Southern and estern States Bells supplied at short no.
tee varying in weight from IS lbs to 5000 lbs Prices are
only onethird as much bronze and less than half as
much composition Bells Circulars can be had on app
cation. an1n tf
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-, saa EEa5a ..s..::::.. SEA BATHING,
saEEe zs&e.--tf---c-@2, CAPE MAY
On and after SATURDAY, July 18th, daily line will be
run to Cape May, leaving President street Depot $50
O'clock, A. NJ, and connecting at Newcastle Tuesdays,
ThurSd and Satu days with the elegant steamer GEO
WASHINGTON, and on Mon Wednesdays and Fridays
with one of the fine Steamers OF the New Yo,k Line.
tare-Baltimore to Cape May, lst class, $40
VIM CRAWFORD, Agent,
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WaNts.

A FlRST-RATE BOOKKEEPER, having a
portion n his time unem poyed would be glad TO
f 70 the Books OF some house employing regular
@ Keeper references and terms satisfactory. Address.
= =. ~, BOX o6O +. . juli4t
w ANTED.-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER,
well qualified to take the entire charge of Of
BOOKS OF house on the wharf Address with zeal name
and references, to G. F f., Office of Exchange ju2tf
fMf WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
Miii MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH II TAW STREET
Price not to exceed So 500 fo which the sh will be
paid Also stock ofsape Dry Goods for part cash and
part CITY property or lands Apply to n. REED,
JED u No. 10 n. Eutaw street.
E.sf WANTED TO RENT.-A two or three.
Hiii story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve
as- ments Rent from $500 to $l00 Address, stating
Terms, BOX 1883 f0st ONO ap9-tf
goo 000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
sS0O.OO1O for Nv which security viii be given BY
property near the city, worth four times
BOX I,3lZ r " apl6-tf
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A%M-N FAUQUIER WHITE SUI
MTTfA PHUR SPRINGS These Springs sit
81 FTTp ES%H uated fifty miles west from Washingt
1iIe4ea is2..y- city, WILL BE OPENED ON THE 18TH
- - - - OF JUNE, az a FIRST-CLASS WATER
ING ESTABLISHMENT
The subscriber having become the purchaser, will make
every effort with compe en assistants TO reestabish their
former high reputation.
They may be reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond by railroad
with ABOUT SIX miles o. staging, good turnpike
Rates-50 cents per meal. sI5O per day 50 per week
$50 calendar month for months Children
2and under Il and colored half price white
servants three-fourths - -
Address subscriber, 'Warrenton Springs Va.
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rs.sszeaxaz-.saa AT OLD POINT COMFORT
- 80 AND HAMPTON.
One Of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANIES
will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord street.
DAILY Sundays excepted) at hafpat four O clock NJ
for Old Point Comfort and Hampton
Fare there and back giving the passenger the privi
lege to remain the whole season
NJ N FALLS. Agent,
Pocl
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Go-Dartnsrsbip AOtitts.

T0HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY AS
Il ISOLATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER under the
name of PURN1S CO. for the of tie PRE-
NATE BANKING BUSINESS in all its branches, and are
now fitting Office at No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET
which they expect to occupy the inst Until then
they be seenn the of j. r. Chances rooms 2lO
Baltimore street. JAS F. PURVIS
JAS p THOMAS.
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miscellaneous.
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange,

NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
The first number of the second volume of
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
issued on SATURDAY, the It'll of July. With a
view to increase alike its popularity its usefulness
IFS COLUMNS HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, tits believed, will make it additionally attractive to
the FAMILY CIRCLE, and a still more valuable medium
o reference for the FARMER, the MERCHANT, and the
POLITICIAN
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace constant variety of choice and interesting
NOVELTIES, TALES, POETRY,
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign
D RI A Is
from the DAILY EXCHANGE on all the vital questions OIL
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
A CAREFULLY CoLLATED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE, so AS TO AFFORD, WEEK BY
WEEK, CLEAR PERCEPTION OF
THE STATE OF PARTIES
during the progress of the
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
A PRICE CURR EMIT,
exhibiting undoubed accuracy the state of the mar
kets both at home AMI abroad, and, lastly,
A FARMERS COLUMN,
much valuable information in reference to AGRI
CULTURE will at all times be found
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect t.
course OF the Daily Exchange which has BEEN and will con
tnue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVES
mpahzng with and watchu the true interests of
the South and West
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