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STA TIE OF THE CITY FINANCES-INFOR
LA TION Y EOIIECTEn

STA TIE OF THE CITY N4NCES-INFOR
MA TION REQ VESTED.
MEssRs. EDITORS: You have always taken deep
interest in the municipal matters OF this city, The
condition OF the finances of this city ought now to
be exposed. Will you permit me to suggest to
yourselves and your numerous readers, the pro
priety of statement showing the various appro-
priations of money made by the Mayor and CITY
Council OF Baltimore during its present session.
and the various obligations and the amounts Of
imposed on the city. Most of our people know
that we are to have City Hall costing no one
knows now much; an extensive Park out OF the city
limits, that the Jail and appurtenances have ex-
ceeoed all estimates, and that the water works must
needs make large addition to our city debt.
The bonds of the Western Railroad have been en-
dorsed by this city to the amount of half million
OF dollars. We want, however, in addition to all
these the amount and object of each special appro-
priation, and when all these matters come to be
added the total will probably appal the property
holders in Baltimore. 1t would be proper to CON
vene the voters of Baltimore in their respective
wards, and let them determine if they will approve
the conduct of the men calling themselves their
representatives, but the most of whom were placed
IN their responsible places by the grossest frauds
ana most obnoxious deeds of violence. Let us
meet and stop the ruin and destruction now staring
us IN the face, be too ate if indeed it be moi
already too late. Can you not gentlemen, furnish
your readers with the facts already referred tot
you can, by doing SO, you will confer favor on
many and especially on BLrImoRE.
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a Poor PRINcE.-The Elector of Hesse has COM
PEELED one OF his sons, who, like all the others,
S Ta t me title OF Prince Of Hanau to live separated
fathers will, and whose unaspirine maiden name
was was MISS Birnbaum This son, who has now ,,a got
sas%sna in he Rsas
of which he has to pay 1907. for Hnly ~ yearly
ms WIFE, while OF the remaining 1901 one Of
boh a snds n ss that th Prince has
Gassife. ''"s'' reports the Cologne
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MORE FULL-BLooDED AFRICANS IN ALABAMA
Says the Mobile Mercury ofJuly "a:
Some negroes, who have never learned to talk
English, went up the railroad the other day. They
didn't get aboard at Mobile, but somewhere up in
the piney woods country. 1t is not necessary to
mention the particular place. There were twenty.
five ofthem, apparently all of the pure, unaduter-
ated African stock. Their destination is unknown.
They may have been bound for Enterprise, to sup
ply demand which existed in that market some
while ago for full-blooded African slaves, as per
offering to buy such at certain price. They
were in charge of one who knows how to buy and
sell negroes
The letter purporting to be reply of Governor
Seward to Horace Greeley is declare to be bogus,
notwithstanding the opinions of its being genuine
by the..Poa,
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o L Z A N T.,
once NO 81 SECOND STREET I'd door from the Post Office
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been reapponted tie
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
CE l. Z B "A TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared to fill their orier for
any size and quantity at the lowest market prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS, is so well established having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
that tho Aeont only necessary 10 state that
it is now as heretofore prepared in the very best man
ner, of uniform size, and free from bone slate and other
impurities.
lam enabled to FILL at the shortest notice orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
BALTIMORE C0MPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BIT UMINO US COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing, or Steaming Purposes,
AT VERY LOW RATES.
would also that there Of parties in this
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Companys Coal By reference to
my contract 18th the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany, which can be at my office, it will be perceived
THAT S cSN 81 HE H HhIs COAL
-. EXCEPT THROUGH Me-
or MY REGuLARI.Y APPOINTED AGENTS,
WHO HAVE WRITTEN AUTHORITY TO SELL.
CHAS GILMOR
No. IS Second street, near the Post Office.
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jel-tf
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The Annual Excursion of the INDEPENDENT GREYs
~ 'N ffHfs 1MOnday) AFTERNOON, sOth inst,
On board the commodous steamer POCAHONTAS leaving
Light street wharf IL O'clock touching at thq wharf fool
fSaa sESe ESRs ch f5dfqFnnf
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
1VI POUNDS
E. p +eftwich, coleman Workman.
kopt Burns, Esmeralda,
4 4: y y '86a aea'er, E y Ra J; Dsane
SSFipP'olins, Grant { Williams,
v. L. Goggin, Jacob Stradder,
Don Qaixote lPeyton Co,
Maidens Adventure, -'-' Sweet Orange,
): A B. IN W. Harris, ~ ~ " H pt%'n
Marsden, Fanny Fern
Don Quixote, iGreyhound
Hume, Rising Star
$@2 3;i + New Co, H MhitmoF S Robinson
VIM H. Grant, Keime, Robinson & Co.,
Eddie Carroll Zen Brock, '
Crumpton's twists Peach Honey
geWelofophir, T. d. Adams Gold Bars,
Peerless, Antique STYLE, i"HA'
e %s%f sp pna H RF
Smos Tobacco eferso Smoking Tobacco and Russell
sale b BY 0OA''g JACOB Sq HEALS fISes Co..
luSO tt Nos. So and GO s Cav street.
n ~ LINZ OOUhI FUR BALTIMORE
July 27th that the sale made and reported
81 Rf s eens se S e
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed in Bal
o once IN each of three successive weeks before the
The report states the amount %Pd of sales to be 1902
;,.o,ou,,u True -test|GEo ". sIfERWo06 fsA
Ju9Iaw3w Clerk
GlTY NOTES, having six or twelve months TO
Gi nsSavr wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
NEGOTIABLE PAPER,
,,,o,,. ~ D0' Ut '''-''''' Marlin LEWIS,
EASH ADVANCES
me for MADE sa en- coaeas and Notes Stocks left
judo tfr MANI Il - second cor ID sire Street
ORDERS FOR STOCKS, BONDS and PUBLIC
oSECUKirlES in all the large markets promptly exc
'q jas5 9g MARTIN LEWIS
discounts.
~ First c'ass business notes cashed at best by
jusO- tfr MARTIN !. s sfcNnS St
OST-CERTIFICATES OF STOCK OF THE
john GG eSS a Rank Acb o Wns II in the
wilkins, amounting in al EiGHTYSfSE sHAREs
October 29h, 1850 Eight Shares No LAS February S 18th
lS5l Seventeen Shares No l,76 February 4h 1853 Sixty
are hereby called upon to hew why new certificate shall
not S sweR in the place of those 6 G
THE PIONEER MILLS, AT ALEXANDRIA,
VA, NOW BEING IN OPERATION, CAN FCRNIsH
CARGOES- OR LESS QUANTITI ES OF EXTRA AMI
SUPER FLOUR of superior quality short notice Hi:
many years experience, with the superintendent
OF the selection and manufacture OF the Wheat warrants
the undersigned in giving that the Flour sup
ped from those Mills will give satisfaction, and can be
relied on to keep for any voyage ~
G. Y WORTHINGTON,
Agent of Alexandria Milling Company
floneer Nils, July 18th ju30d6eo3m
TNHE ''HENDERSON'S" CARGO.-35O casks
Younger's, Tenants, and C. Marzetti Sons Scotch
and English Ale in fine condition. and choice quality I'm
mediate application will secure it at low rates.
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON
lu3O 1t" G3 South Cav, near Pratt at
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DIED.
IN sunday afternoon, July Goth, WILLIAM O. WELSH
IN the 9th year of his1age.
his friends and those Of the family are respectfully re.
quested 10 attend his funeral from the Western Hotel IN
TINS Monday afternoon at four O'clock
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SRI @00ls.

CIV SDWVuPs
GREAT
" o VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
H ENTS.
JOSEPH BICEkERTON d co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
OF
~, L L. r AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BAsQUEs,
SILK jacket
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOL
POINTS,
SH A LIS,
TOGETHER W!THA
VERY LARGE
AND
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER BUSTERS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
SEASON
JOSEPH BICKERTON & co,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
DRY GOODS DRY GOODSlll
AT HALF PRICElM
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
ENTIRE SUMNER STOCK
BARGAINS!ll
BARGAINsllll
On and after the I'd July, will mark down the PRICES OF
my entire stock that purchasers may obtain the same at
onehaf the past months prices Thebcst way of the
accuracy Of this advertisement call and see for Your
selves. I name part,
FINE ORGANIZES,
JACONETS,
BAREGES, in Robes or otherwise '"N"'
silk GOODS, at the lowest prices ever known.
LACE, SlLK-AND BAREGE MANTILLAs,
INaEvERY STYLE
Also' cHlLDREN'S MANrILLAs, LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and general assortment
Now is the time for the extraordinary bargains eyer
obtained in this city
you wish to lay out your money TO advantage call on
GEO II. HAIG,
l23 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH srRExrs
ceiling OFF .,.,-.-------
81 p I, ,rnr ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE.
LACE MANTILLAS,
To-. a., $500. ,,,,- =, ~ ND TRAVELLING BUSTERS.
my "''' i'i oi 'ie oalaHee VI
SUMMER STOCK OF MANTIILAS
Wlch MUST be cleared by the LIST of August rs shall
on that day open my FALL STOCK.
ir,,.c. THOMAS !. FOSTER,
-g9lttlt 22s baltimore street, Charles.
r I N A L RED OTI0N
HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.
- NOS 1873, POI and 203 BALTIMORE STREET
nave as usual at this period the season, made large
ana general reduction in the price of all their
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS FABRICS,
Including
SILKS AND SILK ROBES,
PRINTED AND STRIPED FOULARDS.
$500. . = RICH GRENADINE ROBES,
RICH BAREGE, JACONETS AND ORGANDY ROPES
PRINTED BAREGES AND LAWNS,
By the yard
GREY P0PLEINS, BAREGE ANGLATS
and other
GREY MINT GOODS,
In very great variety.
We invite attention to ourvcry large and varied
,,-,. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK,
hlc IN extent, style of goods and prices will compare
| iayorably with any in the United States juII,tfr
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Joined circular with great pleasure. We believe
that that there is no enterprise presenting stronger
claims upon the charitable and benevolent than the
one under the able superintendent of Capt. Bell
BOARD OF TRADE OFFICE
BALTIMORE, July Goth, 1850.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, feeling deep inte-
rest in the welfare and prosperity of our commerce.
have watched with pleasure the progress and sue
cess of the Floating School of Baltimore especi.
ally during the past year, and we regard it as not
only most creditabe to city, but an absolute
necessity. Designed as it is, and, in our opinion,
well calculated to elevate and improve the moral,
intellectual and social condition of seamen, bv af
tording that thorough professional education lem
bracing all the higher branches of nautical science
which is so necessary to the safety of life and pro-
perty at sea, and to supply the great demand for
able, intelligent, trustworthy and officers
OF our own nation in mercantile marine, and thus
to do away with those scenes of characterization
cruelty and misrue which are too prevalent in our
merchant ships.
The nautical department of this truly valuable
institution has hitherto been supported by the
voluntary contributions of the Board of Trade and
a few merchants of Baltimore. Capt. Jno IL. Bell
the Nautical Instructor, is hereby duly authorized
to solicit subscriptions and to receive donations in
aid of the same.
JOHN c. bruno, President Board of Trade.
A. Schumacher, William McKim, Thomas C.
Jenkins, Robert Leslie, Vice Presidents.
Il. 5. Courtney, Laurence Thomson, Hugh A .
Cooper, George n. Eaton, James Ii. Stone, B. M.
Hodges, Jr., Committee on School,
GEORGE U. PORTER, Secretary.
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G O A l. !!


HART Il McGoWA
Offered an to customers purchase their Coal
IN June and July An srr,u,vp AMMO
s hey now res;peettGy say to those who did
m 70 an IN ideghts to take effect on the
which their terms will be oand NOT above
doRSEk ST BB 3D. h5ss SSHSS
fE::f tTRUSTEES' SALE
llA FARM IN HOWARD COUNTY.
virtue Of decree q the Circuit Court for Howard
e o'clock GSf Of III 4 iSSe e S
ts5 HAM diG9 FARM containing 9 ACRES stua
the and 4W wsn1 es from 0ne %
ssdjGinng the lands Of Dr. Chas. Ridgeey washington
proportion is rich meadow land. ''''
new Stone Dairy Stables an Orchard Of cboe frt w.
me Fencing Is in good condition.
third the in g1 1e p aSfee sG re ONE
h to to b from r a the of
e with surety to b By The tFHsse
iuSo-lawts i'i'''4>' Do-' Ahp Trustee
REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.-2OO bbIs.
sSp and D. yeSS E2sS bf Sd
South street y iaS06t
HANS, 500 yellow canvassed Bacon Hams:
BRO No. 1S soaS St dry salt for sale ny @LEY
RAGGED SHOULDERS Iierceg Bacon
~ Sshoulters in bags, fer sale by JOSEPH CARSON
PUMP PORK.-3OO bbls rccent inspection for
Aesale by JOSEPH CARSON & co. iu3Otf
PULK PORK.-GO0 casks bulk Sides and
~ sh oGders, for sale by HENRY RIEMAN SONS,
IlomaIa street. ju30tf
RACON.-5OO casks Cincinnati and Terre
aN S Hew and s9e for sale by HENFY
ELARET.-Medo ST. Julien, Cantenac, Pom
snd for sale by Won kAFFF AEENs No
aa sst f caskse 59sy
Hanover and Lombard ST. juSO If
CHAMPAGNE VINES, 600 cases and bas-
sS'c af Hedsaaf s2&e CO.. Sf Roya
grand do Lac O. dor ErFeh d HSqseeE
c noS SGr and an %
bard street jusO,if
T EOTURE HALL, AND SOCIETY ROOMS
kES Of 5 aG war and tesngn
0LEINE SOAP.-Proctor 4 GambriITs Soap
Sfor sale by A. L. WEBB BRO corner Pratt and Com
ileice sts. 1t
GOMPTE DE MONTEL CHAMPAGNE.-A
small inyoce of this superior article Also, few HA
of Pratt and Commerce streets. 1t
NJ. NORTON & son PINE APPLE
- Cheese for sale by A. Ia. WEBB BRO, Pratt
4 LARET AND PORT WINES-A few cases
~ very choice Caret, in pints. Also, small lot very
69 sv wE 5qf
4 HAMPAGNE.-'Cres and t'Bouzy'5
Sbrands, of direct importation, for sale by GEORGE L.
HARRISON, 6 ODOnnells wharf. iu3Otf
DORK.-5O0 bbls Mess and 300 do. Extra
Il Heavy Rpmp Pork for sale by j. G. HARVEY Il co,
IS Exchange Place. iu3O.tf
III AMS.-20 ties. Geo. Lanes Nonesuch: 80 do.
LA llston Scotts. and 100 do. Powell McEwen l. Co
Tor sale by j. e. HARVEY CO. IS Exchange Place JUDO
HAMS.-John Shay's Sugar Cured, in terces;
dAA Zoo Shipping Hams, for sale by MEIXSEL & GRAF
IoN, lay Fratt street: juso If
DR0VISIONS.-25 hhds Western Bacon Sides;
80 h hhds do Bacon Shoulders % bbl Western No
Lard 70 Kegs Western No d. so bbs Mess Beef for sale
by j. 4 Fl. WARDEN, 30 Commerce street. ju3O,tf
RACON-300 hhds. prime Western Bacon Sides
land SHOULDERS, for sale by ]. G. HARVEY & co, rs
E6cnange race. ju30-tf
RUTTER.-40 tubs and 60 one-hundred pound
Ikegs fresh W fresh Butter for sale by MEX
sell GRAFTON, 1f9 Pratt street ju30 St
HIDER VINEGAR.-30 bills pure Cider Vine
Sgar for sale by GEO. W. MORLING Il SON, l45 Pratt
street ju30-tf
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CHRIsTY's SERENADERs will commence a series of
their unsurpassed entertainments at Holiday Street
Theatre this evening. Since their last appearance
here many new compositions have been added to
their musical store, which they will now produce
before Baltimore audience for the first time
Christy's band have long been an institution with
the New Workers, drawing Overlooking houses dur
ing all seasons of the year. They will doubt be
welcomed by large assembly of their friends and
admirers in this city this evening.
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Coop TINES

Coon Trrrc
FOR
r,uop, ann , ,
'' AMI 9EAhoi sESSf-S
bAhihoLF'S SHUTTLE snwItJo M.onfHBc,
FOR COATS p,NTo AVN yrsrs Adm oot u 1o, 49,,
~ ''D EoiS hi'E 'oiD Foh s4o'
BY y. P. SHARP & Co,
No 5oS Eor.,nr srnn.. ,.r., ,,-.-
ALSO,
BOOTH & PARMFNrFP,c E,yIIv ,t,cu1Nr
.,o.
Ju"o-H frce SlO.
INSURANCE.
MARINE ann MIAMI
OFFICE oP Tur R.,rryopr
M.p,up Iyg,rn,,,I, r.,
a, 81 49,,
- ".'o'' S"tet'
,nrprcropc N -'' '
WHIT. W.1rrRs.ofW p W.Itars 60
ALLEN Cu.pu.v Of KirLIon5 frosaR
HIRAM Woons r. ~ Do,,aLat VI = ~
JoHN NJ sv,Tu orThos & ! N 81 W.
q O,Tvc, n ~. - " "
CE,pIps W Tnpn orp ,binsor sr,
M.prrs DsN,,o,
W., II pppor
L,Urrvrr Tuo,up. Of J,,, IT, ... . r.
HonApIo 7, WurTa,nor of rho whf.ris.as w.
En- K scu,yvrrn a,Snbaocan e. s1at "
II It Nrwcoupp ~ Nau,oo,,ou g c.,
CHAs Y. M.nr1y, fToye Mor,;n s. w.
FRAME Fa1cr of w.ru;o, -, = pu
RIcH,pn u Ffsurp ~ Io,nas rio,,o-t Co.
RonERr LruR or Rrotbars Ron;naar
SAMUEL s. IEvERIyG of T w lowering & Sans
JOHNS HopFIys
AARON FENToS If DrataIav &, F.nto,
GEoRGRS RpowN of A,axon5or PEI, &c.,
GEORGE IT ponrrp
CHARLES NJ JACKSON. ofc NJ J,ctsor sro
JC NIcopEmus, of Smith & Nicodemns
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73575 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
Risks, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Loses adjusted and paid at this Ageary s0itb-
ont reference to the Parent Offices.
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AggregAte CAPITAL Representa-,
S1o, 10000
JOHNsTONS INSURANCE,
ROOMS,

l.
7357s Second ST., Bahimoye
MARINE AND FIRE po1,c,rs ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES
A''''' N4'4'rF0 ana p4r9 al IN" 4s<nG' F''f"-
FIRE DEPARTMENT!
n,
iiei 3OI,OOO
Montauk g oo6 ooo
Neu, World C &C
T or;lI,rJ C
W. VI 0'a'e vi Fa' oOO)OOO
ms co of the Vallev of Vo oooo
-, -
Albemarle of VIRGINIA ooo ooo
>,
LynCnDurg $4,000
No-.la { n n
'iiNiii vi Loiiuoi o3<9o,oOO
L L..
Mercantile Mutual of N.Y. II2SOOO
=, c,
VI 3oo,OOo
Insurance Co. of State Of Va ooo nm
C.
Oi'iAells LIS. TO- OF va 100000
i'm =, c11
AH LlEeHSed ny me OI4Ie 0T LkIafylQHa.
m
1 H0MAS J. nJNSTnN
y
no So 7r Noro1J e.
10 ~ - ~''Nf" N''
HOSE AMI EIDE 1vs17p ,>ycr co,,o,nv
hiHohnoN1' 'lh'lNiA.
CHARTERED 1S4S.
eash capital and surplus 9,l6ll6
IT,, ASSETS January l. iS0o
"'s' III DaiH oi virginia. blliS OF Exchange, ana
Nol+S maturing Sl25,2539l
% mares virginia ana tennessee kK' Co.. guar
"eeu ny wy o' |SnciourS .''..'''........ 5l'oO
~ shaies olti"ehs savings BANK oil LynchDulg 3OOOO
oo bohuS a ana fehness.e kR Co........... 2GOOOO
~ bohus orange ana Alexandria RR Co.'.... 10000
.. bOhis OF the CITY 81 Lynchb
-. ,.,:s- ''' VA 1'' '''.''''. '''o'''0o
Agents in the course OF trans mission, and all
oher claims due the Company 3O6922 &c
5000 I6I lf
Capital Stock-0 no Shares at s2a each oOo Noo M
Surplus, 600 ISL IA
,o.,,,
JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
| JAMES IL CUBS, vice President
ChEED WILLS, Secretary
DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, WILLIAM II. STRATTON,
! Jouy n1yTs 10 o. 1n.'
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2i W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Wes continue to up Meals at our yery moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance Of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favoraby with other Hotel Single Rooms
cents.
rs MaNN'S CONGRESS HALL. BOWLING SALOON
IS in the rear Of this house, No SO FAYRrTE STREET
h|t-u c. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
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CRICKET IMpT. ENTc
MERRILL, THOMAS g. CO.,


1p FREDERICK, MD., July Goth, 1860.
= - 10 10 THE EDITORS OF MARYLAND UNION
too nice and despotic for palate. infer that
who stood up for them against stupid Know nottingham
am favorable to Douglas and take your paper besides
sincere at heart stand guide the ship correctly in
is course that it not be stranded through the wul
where The work framed to last ages by men whose
names deserve TO be embazoned all bunting that
ever waves by land or may perish forever Do
you suppose that American Catholics if there but
iet 4edeg these mountains w3qd live in the thought
Iore his face by men who few years ago squalling
above yrants suits like the the Ell TO e e
1t 0'''' '-'' ''''' DE KALB.
fyD PRIMARY MEETINGS.
~ ", The meetings ordered by the DEMOCRATIC CITY
ING July 3ls at O'Clock, will held at the following
LIST Wards. W. corner Washington street and Eastern
% John F. Iutz's, Thames street
4th OLD Vigant Engine House.
ON 81. Lawrence House, Gay st.
sthh Warren Hall corner Orleans and Dallas SITS.
SSthh Brant2,s $, corner Monument and Forest SITS.
IN 7; Morton's Congress Hall, Gay ST.
ioth Charles Strausberger's, Harrison ST.
iltn % Mulberry street near Howard
i5th n = corner Lexington and Eutaw SITS.
Hth Baltimore,street ID door east of Green N side
18th Yaux Hall.
10th Keystone Hall.
18th Montgomery Hall.
18th Evans Pratt street Gardens.
18TH John RobnSonS, corner Fremont and Franklin
~ streets
goth Americas Hail.
enD H ma n GN T nS S
the 9th of August at O'clock and elect eleven Delegates
Convenoa 10 be held in this city the 9Th Of August
BIC. FRESHMAN, President
JAMES A. l.. MCCLURE and VIM J. KING, Secretaries
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ALLEGED ABANDONMENT OF THE RUSSIAN SERF
EMANCIPATION SCHEME.-We copy the following i'm
portant paragraph from one of the last letters
oil the Paris correspondent of the Boston Trav-
eiler:
~ may note among the new books of the week.
Truth about Russia by Prince Pierre Dolporous
Ky, showing all the ulcers which corrupt that great
ooey pontlc' and indicating what, in the Princes
opinion, is the only remedy for the evils exposed,
We read this book with the greatest interest as we
are daily looking for great revolution in Russia.
The Gar has abandoned his scheme of emancipa-
ton. lie proves not to be the man able to cope
with the formidable obstacles to that policy "A
rising of the serfs is expected
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

ECONOMY ECoNoMYll
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
TINS can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of CITY Steam Fire Wood Mill,
Nos NoRTH STREET
slO-f JAMES II JouNoo,r
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

HENDERSON h Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
ofany House in the United States
With full assortment OF their own manu- facture
Caii ana See All tastes suited. my8 tSs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

DEATH OF A NAVY LIEUTENANr.-The Navy De-
partment has received official intelligence of the
death of Lieut. R. Roney, of this city, who died at
Kabenda, on the west coast Of Africa, on the goth
of April last. The deceased entered the Navy on
the Sd of March, ls41, and was promoted to his
present grade of Lieutenant the 14th September,
1856. He was about IS years of age.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

TRADE OF VIRGINIA.-The number of vessels with
cargoes clearing at the river ports of Virginia,
for Northern cities, during the months of April,
May and June, 1860, was 1900, as follows:-From
Hampton Roads COG; York River 100; Rappahan-
mock So; Alexandria 307. These were all sailing
vessels During the same time there have been 1O3
trips made by steamers from Norfolk to Philadei-
phia, New York and Boston The export of oyster
TO the Northern cities alone amounted to $50 car
goes during the months of April and May, exceed.
ing both In amount and value any other item of ex-
ports to the North made in the same time.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-30

CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
lu2itr Baltimore street
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co.,
SHIRT MANUAL CTUREPS
l55 BALTIMORE STREET,
POINTED YOKE
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE,
WARRANTED TO FIT.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHED GOODS,
OF ALL TIE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES
PRICES MODERATE AND UNIFORM.
CONSTABLE, WALKER &Co.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
1u''u !55 Baltimore street
COUNTRY HAMS.
lot OF the Dorsey Hams from Elkridge Connois
seurs in the article please call at
Al. HAMPsoNs,
JuzoH 81 N. Charles street
PINE APPLES.
500 just landed from steamer in prime order for sale lo
by Iu,MpSny
ju2o,tf E, North ,s,sr,s, s,.,o.
ISRAEL & Co.
IVORY YEP PES.
WATER COLoRED
MEZZ0TINT
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Juli'tf I25 BALTIMORE srREST'