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BALTIMORE
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BALTI3IOR NIB.
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FACULTY:
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Observation-Disclosures tie Science Of Accounts, Com
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j. Il. PHILLIPS.
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ard Commercial CacUlltiOni
II. II. DAVIES
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y. c. JOHNSON.
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ST. WILLIAMS. EsG..
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TRUSTEES:
lion. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon Joshua vansant'
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Tho College is provided with Commercial Library
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Each Student las desk to himself, and is sora-
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Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
IMMENSE sToc1z--PR1cEs GREATLY REDUCED
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" IN TER AGG = A. ~ Il
IN and ail 81 Monday. the Nth OF November. 1859,
~ the passenger Trains will run daily as follows:
FrHt-rhe Greu. Southwestern. ST. Louis. Cincin-
nNti. Columbus, Wheeling, Benwooi. Baltimore AMI
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
1850 A. NJ arriving in Baltimore at CTS a. NJ. con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at 4:oj. p. NJ, arriving at
Genwood at slid and Wheeling Mt $40 A. NJ connect
ing with tho great Western. Southwestern. and North
western Express This train only stops for meals aud
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecOnd-'The southwestern. Cleveland, Chicas" st.
I.nni1. indianapolis. DAYTON, Cincinnati. Columbus.
Wheeling. ISenworl. baltimore and Washington City
ExIrc+s departs daily except Saturday at 9:2n p. NJ,
and arrives Mt Baltimore l5 p. NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities. le-
turning leaves Baltimore ut T:i5 A. NJ. and arriving:
ut EcnWoOl az ola and Wheeling NJ 2i5 A. VI. This
train stops nIl regular stations East Of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted at I:lh A. VI,
arriving in Cumberland at CHS T.. VI. Returning,
leaves Cumberland ut SO A. VI. and arrives at Wheel
ing nj G:lO r. Vi. This train stops ri all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
J. n. FORD, Agent.
w.P. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
l.. COLE G.n'i Ticket Agent. novl+5o
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS
CONPOUNnEp FKON

: Pare Fe1st,bt> Extracts, aud put up in Glass CA
SES. Iir TiJis, and DiE Essp an any ciiHlnts.
The FAMILY CT 'ITTIiRTIC PILLS is a
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No family shnrld witirut thee Invaluable crT",
tiv-- They the oHiy rrGirtr- perfectly Sdail.t
fT domestic and private With IEeuI the i"eu'
j. armed Ali prepared aiin-G the preach Of Geas%'
AMI meet II IT tic thF,=hOh and keep il II t1''
rTne If medicine rightly directed in tile hrS h'i>
Of --s-e perfectly that which ley .S.ay can on
" be relieved hy long and tedious hours q sG;'si,s'
II ~ A. With these ~ hSri y"1 not "b.'=7 70
await the coming Il that often distant - well -
s Eii-tsTei ~ BLEED but E:SS yuUrsrf a!nlii
the simple specific. and restore tie muddy cEFI'h' %
life rain health and joy. There caIBl: only n ~
Jury 'sr= IN any from their hUt the Etrrigi
Influence ron the Constitution beyond al GGs>ii'n'7
most beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED
We'!cSire an active efficient a=sft- ~ the fie %
remedies, every town eniEIit = N ;hs M
TED States. address, d. = ITU'ltiI'iEhs ~
A6-sOld by Z BOOKING. A ss.L EEsSiiRs vs.
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COTGTS AND COLDS.

clergyman 0f the Baptist church, we'll known IN
IllinDs- writing says Il have been ilT "nir 'n'
seriously afflicted " ith bleeding rIr~: anil htreTs sU!-
Ell my n tine Indeed. hpTe-
lrss bu; have USe1 your medicine Pile Spec'hss m!
am cured. have II dOubt you are EsyiEG ihs ""'!i
under great and l2stIIIg obligation
gentleman of So yA7rs- well and fHvOrstily known
At CeIhi. Delaware county New York had been ma
tyr e. the pile for - years. Sometimes from - -
siys hem. rTHge pair ard suffering he was reduced
10 tic verge q the grave FOr years lie hal ir9-'t
miserable existence. confirmed invalid di.2H"
fled FOR any bushes ami IiEs almost JuT-n- ~ -
needless all that tie lad t:ir all sorts Of remedies
from al sort. % Doctors, - little purpose He -
suited YEAR lgp. and r~rnuIsf dei uur il-
Specific with OCCASIONALLY. Dyspepsia iiH Ifyl'
tiis lee began improve and sine. h=s never h"
serious turr OF piles From til. hr-t month up to
ysaF past lie hal Dccasonaiy symptoms II h. Oh
cuI iaini; IN; few -'-- & the Pile fil.- ui lis
erse ii all ard fl= than year past he las been
entirely we'll CT the piles. more brilliant cufS -
scarcelv fyr.Ii.l Ill.. l.in.s.s Of p!ecins.
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rNICE DIE DOLLAR PER D0TTLE.
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CER REMEDIES ET MAIL
Lax over THE LIS make Up Of wisf hir you
chose ami Snclnle the amount IN current n'ie ~
stanrs !,y T.i= our address At No 5f2 Eroad"sF
New York aud tls medicine will be duly Tuturnei ~
HIG-l express frcs Of charge
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The Capacity Of this Road is equal to any IN the
Country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
REtt, AND ryERErr m wEsrNoRl AND.

To the Editor of The Whio:
At a meeting of the Union party of Wtmoreland
county, on Monday, the Esd inst, on moin Of John
Critcher ESQ john T. Rice was called to Il Chair and
VIM. II. Fairfax chosen Secretary.
John Critcber, ESQ.,, in few remarks 1ted the OBJ
ect of the meeting to be- to appoint deeges 70 Con
venon at Warsaw, proposed to be held ononday, tie
LIST October court day. 10 select suitable ndidates to
fl the vacancies which have occurred in thLegisature
by the designations Of r. L. T. Beae an6Jos f. Hsr-
vey Esqs and also to appoint Vigilance Cnmiitees for
the different districts Of the county, whosduty 1t shall
be to see the people, and urge them to thpols.
On motion OF Henry Besle, Esq, 1t was
Resoived, That all good Union Wings this county,
be requested to attend at Warsaw, on hoay next as
delegates TO assist in selecting suitable caDdates Tor the
Senate and House Of Delegates.
On motion Of John Critcher, Esq, itw
Rssoired, That ten gentlemen from en- Magisterial
District of the county be appointed to az as Vigilance
Committees in getting voters TO the po, &C. ON that
day, and also the day of the President election.
Whereupon, the following gentlemen ere selected:
Oak Grove Distriet-W. p. Lamkin, Thomas X.
Dtty, Ransde r. Sutton, John Gouldn, oseph T. Har-
vey, W. Blyne, O. b. Green, WIN. Writ, ohm Critcher,
John Rud.
Jfontross Distriet-J Warren HUT, Ensley Sanders,
Major John Rud, VIM K. Polk, John MHarvey, Gran.
vile White, Samuel B. Atwel, D. p Poprs, Hannibal
Chandler, ] Henry Sisson Lucius Z. Sajlord.
WdrrensviHe Distriet-Ro II. P. table, Samuel
Walker DaNlu hEsut OaNlu OOurth't AntOPh''us
Wright John Porter, Col VIM. Blown, ohm Bispham,
VIM Hall, Dr. Jos. Sones
Hague Distriet-Johu b. Murphy, Hiry Beale, Ro
Beale, Jas W. English. VIM. Cary, Flee W. Cox, John
w. Branson, john p Bailey, DIR. Ro. J.Sanford, David
D. Taylor.
The business Of the meeting having cen concluded
John Crtcher and George W. Lewis hqs, in response
TO calls made upon them, addressed tin able and elo
quent speeches
TIE meeting then, on motion, adjnrned.
jon 7. RICE Chm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
WV. II. FAIRFAI, Sec'y.
THE CANVASS IN POCAoNTAs.

HUSTERsvILLE, ", Sept 81, 1860
To The Editor Of the Whig:
The Circuit Court being in sessiopn the 18th instant
for this county, and several promnet men Of all parties
b ing present. the Yancey dsunion ause advocated
nv Col Hamilton of Randolph andlr. Dennis of Lew
sburg. Mr.. Douglas cause preened by Major JAS.
B. Terri, of Bath young msn ofrespectsblo talents,
and II. NJ. Lieg, Of Highland both whom made excel
lent speeches, and showed satisfactorily TO all present
hat ifthe Democracy have reguacandidate Mr. Doug
las the man. The Bell party represented by
Messrs Pdce, of Greenbsier, God of Randolph, and
Stokes aud Skeen of this county I'D they all made tell
ing sperches M Skeen pitched ito the bogus Democ-
racy With gloves Off showing the eruption OF the pre-
sent Administrations, while Messrs. Iice and Stokes made
speeches of q more conciltory cbrac.er.
During the session OF the oow tue Constitutional
Union party raised poll rs feet abVe the ground, FROM
which floats the stars and stripes With the name OF Bell
aud Everett and the Union Co1titution, and the En-
fOrcement of the Laws engrafted hereon.
An incident occurred during te raising Of the poll,
which may be well to mention SEVERAL Democrats were
siiing the Bell men in putting u The poll when Robert
\. Dennis made his appearance, and in commanding
manner said, democrats cont away from there -
Like parcel OF slaves obeynl the command Of their
MASTER they Immediately left. Three other Democrats
who were standing by and not PARTICIPATING, took hold
OF the poll and declared they void no longer be regard
sd as seris and from this time icy With the Union
party.
P0cahontas will give larger ote in the next election
by one hundred than she has ever given heretofore,
against any Democratic slndidat Tor the Presidency.
A SPECTATOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
MR., EVERETT AND THE MAsoNs.

To the Editor Of the Wing:
The Richmond Enquirer seems TO be at great loss
for material 10 attemp. damage b aud Everett All
the old issues has raised have been promptly met ana
the characters of these distinguished statesmen amply
indicated IL seems however TO have laid hold OF an
other string the last doubtless, Of its harp OF thou
sand strings" Il has found that Mr. Everett at some
period of his e avowed sentiments Of opposition to the
Masonic Fraternity This objection, TO say nothing OF
It's antiquity il not obsOleeasS, involves so much oil
purty that we are disposed to accredit It's authorship
in connection with the Editor to some disappointed In
dvidual who has made political missep-lost favor at
home aud goes to the Enquirer with this most astound
ing news by which he hopes 10 raise objection sul
cent for the grounds of change OF political relations
The gis Of the article with the publication Of Mr.. Ey
erets letter to attribute 70 Mr. Everett the avowal Of
masonic sentiments in 1888. Terrible This IS his
sin. and this is all OF IT, In 1885, it will be remember
ed this party was large aud influential, and many dis
tngushed and influential men, now Masons avoTed sen
tments of hostility 10 Masonry as did Mr. E on the
Misrepresentation of unworthy Masons who sought to
| prostitute the Order 10 political purposes Mr. h. has
said no more than you may daily hear from the most IN
tegent gentlemen aye and ladies too, who nos being
Masons ignorant Of the institution, and honestly
form their opinions what Masons know TO be msrep-
| rescntations of the Institution.
There scarcely an election that tbore not some
men advanced positions of trust and distinction who
have these same prejudces against Masonry Does the
ENQUIRER or any one else question their soundness
| politically
Masonry never can DC mace suoserVlent 10 pohucAi
purposes II such suspicion could be INDUCED
| and believe hundreds would leave the Order immed
ately Every aluson politics is strictly prohibited
as anything else that would strike ut the peace aud pros
perity of the Institution and none but the most abject
and insane would dream of using it for such ends
Furthermore from intimate and personal acquaintance
with MasOns aud Masonry for many years, am author
lied TO say no man could be good Mason that would
prefer Mason for any Office Of responsibility to man
of superior fitness who not Mason. Ia this asser
ton | will be sustained BY every intelligent Mason
| A MASON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
INC i" only,, Conscrvntlvc Party.

The Breckenridge party arrogates fOrts'f all the
seryaism OF this country the question Of slavery
Who its presiding officer at Baltimore. when Mr..
Breckenridge was nominated! Caleb Cushing, of Mas
sachusetts who became indignant at the idea of the
North trying exclude slavery from the Territories and
went of with the Southern faction whose principles are
to force it into the Territories nOens voens Where
did Mr. Cushing stand in 1886 while in OOngressi What
IS his record on the question Of slavery Where has
this Northern leader Of Southern reeaer heretofore
stood Read from "BentOns thirty years review" page
6S2S of LIST VOL and you will fud an extract from hi;
speech opposing the admission of Arkansas, on the
ground thai she had slavery recognized in her cousttu
ton. He says 90" cannot by any vote of nine ratify OF
sanction constitution of government which undertakes
in this way forecose in advance the progress of eV
saiioH and of liberty forever" On that ground alone
on the 18th of June, 1885, he voted against her adms
sion as a State. What has brought this change oer
the spirit of his dresm Caleb then wanted to force
slavery out of the TerritOres he wants to force il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
TIE GRAIN TRADE.
Thu Mark Lane Express. of 10th inst, saws !:

The MARK Lane Express OF lOtu lust, says
Another weeks weather done wonders for the country
The process rpenng has rapid rate and mach
RrAa stands 10 In the fields vi prospect
nenE gath condition More haste however tha1
Vas mas already been eyne Ia bringing tbs wheat
10 arke condition being mostly TO bad for milling purpo
es weigh vaying &c lbs and less per bush q So s
but weight As who9 the crop likely 10
much better than expected and this the case with
gale bat no improvement can be reported As e the state
poaoe either In this country abroad wen that foreign
Imports wheat have ie been LIBERAL the stock OF old Eng
sh below requei quantity for mixing: and boh
the Yield gus likely b b. under averale there
continuous demGnl Nevertheless sheud tie new pro-
forced mArse temporary depression very PrCbA
bic Already the beneficial hang. and the appeaaaee ~ net"
have produced OF th ugh the coun-
uy-say 3i the with dineu sales
and inc shs be topped will he deter
mi Aer sml. eGecE h've been produced through
France Belgium Holland the ba tic bat h. more distant
been influenced the Nnis'ion Of corn duty
Danube ether locae but reaction In th. ylae 9
mast expected Large imports their waf from The s
I'D States but heavy ali in this country would speedily check
themes prices there have kept al noderA range
though les. aiVees note good advance
Scotland harvest proceeding siusetoy accounts rom
the country De1g than In the sou'h Edinburgh
an GLASGOW cheaper for Wheat aud all sprug Corn
In dam1gs appear done than expected, and some
samples appe In places No qusnty Of ma
tive market Dusln but some brought
per bril- aud osegn good demand Prom the small
stocks sE unaeted, but Cats and Barley were Of
fsred b Is Cd br lsss mon'y Prices Of all gain bad
nomlnA Coz; Oats APPEARING iair quantities.
IN belter condition: prices ia 90. TO I6s per bl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28
I,erurrn RnlI nnaLin.oIn.

What rational and intelligent man doubts that the
Presidential contest is between Bell and Lincoln
What nan BELIEVES tha. there is the slightest possible
chance for the election Of either Bs,kinrdgs Doug
lass And uader these circ1ms ances With these impo
tart fcts sarrg them boldly in the face-Ntat patriotic
aud country loving il there in Virginia in any
other southern Su'e Ebo vil hesitate a moment
a. 70 the course daty ald conscience demand Of him
pursaer Has be any other alternative bat for
BIZ and thereby prevent the election Of Lincoln. Is
there any other means under Heaven By which Laeoln
en- Be defeated
We co1cede TIA, the masses Of the Democratic party
arr honest in their politics and true to the right
and interests Of the South as the masses Of ts Whig
party Aud such beag the case, We feel certain thar
they wul not suffer themselves be led or driven b.
these reckless leaders into voting against Bell when the
voting for him is the oUly way 70 defeat Lincoln, and
perpetuate the peace and harmony Of the country. Al
rcaiy you bear TIE Breeliar6le leaders asserting eon6
dengy that Lincoln rH be elected and asserting $50,
IL The same breath ihst his election would be ample and
g. ai,eut cause for a dissolution Of the Union. Nav.
they 70 farther and proclaim that they will not submit
to the Constitutional election OF LGeoln but immediate
y upgn the happening Of that event. dsy wi arise and
chm1r for the prompt and unconditional secession Of the
Souilern Slaiesi In other Noids their voices viii be
raised 10 favor Of revolution and civil in the event
OF Liaeoln's e,eciioa Aud are these the men whom
tie homes and patriotic Democratic voters Of the Com
moa~e,h Of Virginia should follow 10 critical and Sc
raas times Ike these. Are q m-se OF tbe v,ry, IA
Democracy In favor Of dssOludoi, in case Lincoln =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

To The Editor Of The Wig:
hear the Breckenridge Democrats boldly preaching
up the doctrine OF Dsunion and the right OF a State to
seceds from the Union wish to ask them how far this
right Of secession extends If the State Of Virginia
cedes from the Union it is very evident that those
ties bordering Ohio, Pcnnsy vana and Maryland, will
be placed in very critical and perious stulton, il civil
war ensues If those counties believe that their sua.
ton demands separation from Virginia, and a Union
with of the adjoining States will greatly benefit
them, will the Democracy OF Vrgn MIA consent to their
separations Do they think it will be right! A great
many persons feel interest in this question and hope
the Democracy will answer it through their papers and
their stump speakers Please put the question and you
" Il greatly oblige one Of your constant readers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-28

elec,eds Are the masses Of the Virginia Democracy in
favor Of civil war and bloodshed aud havoc in case that
Republican is e5HftutoHaly elected to the Presidency
Of the United Statesg II not aud do not believe you
are how can you follow your dsuniOn leaders and throw
away your votes upon John C. Breckinrdges
We enreat the honest masses of the Democratic party
in Virginia to pause and reflect they eoeseut to be
d. bad-odod 10 the very verge Of the irshiul Preei-
pce Of Durion with all its untold horrors and ealami-
ties We beg them 'hon that the contest solely be.
tEeen Bell and LiacOn rise superior TO mere miserable
prcudiees and their for John Bell, and thus
save Virginia and the South and the country from the
terrible infection Of Black Republican Administration.
To vote for Bel your only hOPe-your only anchor OF
safety in the storm that is gathering about u.s. Dis
card your dsuniOn leaders then and do your duty like
men aud patriOsi