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DIRECTORS.
Dir }. y. ROSES fXPECTORANT OK COUGH


DIX >. NJ R6OSE'S = ME-, VAA-A1'A VIA NVS"A
For Coaspup'ion C5., C9gg A't'na, Splitting et BLOOD,
Br0ncliti. AMI ali Dise0ees efNe Lungs
This syrup having Of many years experience
remedy for Irritation sfsman Of the Lungs Throat or ron
CHA is Acknowledged by ali 70 be remedy emineniy superior to
other compounds for the relief and radical cure
VI Coughs and Consumption.
In cjmpounur Cough syrup general use The physician
for hut physician should attempt prescription compe
man avoid entirely the addition Of drugs that
tend 10 do injury mi. object not only 20 cause symp ON such
s NAV aay cough by his opium aud slui moasses
auu anthony mcrpha and wild cherry bark aud not be
couutabe Tor the after health o. bis patient Many 81 The n1Stu
the day have power 20 stop cough aHd The deuded victim l.
hoses Cough syrup VIII no gl 1us kh 'u' in an eases
prevent that Lion Of Diseases CONsU PION Price N, and 81
DR. j. =. aOSE'S PAIN CURER.-Tas popular
and falling remedy has alone stood the test OF thirty ave
years. Price l2 p and 50 CTS.
TIE PAIN CUREN cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURER cures pansin thelino' joints bach
Tue PAIN CUHER cures oaohc pains in the Stomach
TIKI PAIN CURER cures scalds, Burns, sprslns and
TTIR PAIN CTRETi cures any pain internally e1er
naly and should be kept go every family.
W sha! only saw 10 the aalctel Try the PAIN CU3ER,
f gives you relief rec0umeEd 90 others u 10 isi condemn H.
DR J. s. HOSs IS DYSPEPFIC COMPOUND,
the only cure for Dyspepsia anu Liver Complaint Price
pypcpa may be known by cosyen-ss hslchns up v'nd
sour stomach and sometimes irhwa croostnrs OF The bowels
headache nervous feeling, cold ret valentines ana variable
appetite. II these syuP.oms are a1"ed 10 go on long without
Die medicine, tsioh vu always cure then follow debility Of The
DIR. J. = .sSOSS'S EsJ Gnu COMPOUND. fosal
lisg.s X he Ka.ys and Bladder Price 20 cts The great de
and Tor m sruc. Induced others TO bottle something
NIDR J. \. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
bis written signature over the Cork OF each bottle Take
r. sale by all respectable Druggists.
soIi by WARNEgL WAXING, General Agent
iOJ Broad Street, ab We 9th,
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM.
T.. ANTHONY,
30S Broadway, New York.

After Nav lst, 1860, at Sol BROADWAY, Two doors
fOm ST. Nicholas Hotel.
TENE sTEREOsCOPE Is the most Instructive entertaining anu
a sing and ercitiHg Of modern Inventions
None too y0HHg too Od too intelligent TOO
uneducdted to acknowledge It's worth and beauty
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presents to our view every part world In all the
h bodaess perpecre and Saphess 81 dett as you were
Photographers everywhere exploring Europe Asia Africa
results oftieir skill constantly eHricEjng sock.
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Anony Instantaneous stereosccpc Views the latest Pho
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This gives additional the beauties OF naunate nature
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tons OF The FULTON PRAYER MEETINGS in which
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In catalogue.
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices win be forwarded any
Parties at distance sending a. IS $40 s5 800 s can
good instrument and such pictures they require
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Views alone without instrument ran be sent by mail
who wish to be advised of anything really valuable In
the line send their ~ place record
and we will keep them posted at own expense
Men ofre will find Photography most fascinating and de
ghtfu amusement We prepared fl amateurs with
everything necessary for their together with instructions
How to take stereoseopic Pictures" -
f. ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacturer Of Photographic Materials, sereos
eopes and siereoscopie Views
81 Merchants every section OF the country are respect
fully invited make examination Of stock discount
TO the trade will be liberal.
To PIoroGRAPHERs-Firs class stereoseopie Negative.
wanted.
Send by print unmounted with price Of Negative.
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TTNHROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE -; ~
Z MENr-From Richmond, Eirg inia, EkS tt22S
10 New OrIc ans, yichsbIirg, Va niphis, 81.
Louis, uOntgom ny, TuScuRlbiii, augusta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, 10.
THE RICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAILROAD COMPANY
shat they have just concluded receipt
1 and forward goods above specified 81 The following low
rates:
How Special lst 2d 81
From Richmond To- Charged cl2ss Class. Glass. Glass.
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Rate on manufactured tobacco per pounds from Richmond
follows Knoxville cts; Nashville 81 10;
rumba, 8! Atlanta, Ga. 81 10 Macon, Ga 81 90
Montgomery, Ala q 80; So Louis via Memphis q a. 10
NcksbUrE, Saichez and NcT Orleans, 81 q.
E&r- To Dalton aad az points South 81 H. these
WI! go Ba Chattanooga and West Of o. rs
per loo lbs additional Sill De charged until the completion
Cleveland branch ae Tennessee and Georgia Rt-
road
FOR classification articles further information hand
lu or apply office Of TIE Richmond auj Danyic Rao I'd
Company Richmond. C. CAMPBELL, supt
Richmond April 22d, 1889. spZ3-li
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rerfy0 at-rt ,l .al having f1r ire last twelve
h set. Ia. .s. .' ,, .al-.--. e".l sat tested mis-
Mad. = .'trs f r-a.a
s.-s. +. s. s-se Tim e., L.s1or ana Money We ere
+. Should r.t r.. t.. -.- hl sc ass IS % give e
t-fr.- ... .---- l'1lu- r- each
65vl al f does noe give tai sl.teta che money win be re-
A--s ere r,-v vaass over ether washing Soaps 'he fol-
llv.-ersy bel rtnra-
c-s r-.rI ..-.- Al. .--,
,,-r -...- e-.r. rr rr..H .. ".". family s.aF
II. r.rr.-.s .... ... .. .a. labor i' Oh t'- "a'i-
30 f.y rflf requires win -le ltst f-y so-p, AMI s war
rrrfaI .....- f. tt..-
FH- cleaning r.uta tr. removing grease. ttr a.' N'..'
l-s . ar..-r...I Nf....- printers and painters fi .al
d - -ysl,t article l aas hands. as Do does moo CHAP Out
greatly ..t-rs ..e slIH.
O. ne superiority .. rs ra's.l. usl and Pc scer coz
tr.r0HI IH. .r..I Chan ..1r- aa.An
'gaaEr --sp .HI undoubtedly tre taf adapted fr v-e 1r.
e7ered .o r al web ss r.r-s sat laced. end MAkIAN
Tad NDr To ElI ruE CLOTHES
E1r sale ~ srOrrs. HARvEy Co,
80 ptlr. street,
oci2 So. Agents f.- 7efHarf.
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TSNHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE Wits
KY OF all the various grades, rom good plain WHISKY to
tho very best article from Rye Matted Rye
admitted by al who have tried 10 be unsurpassed Having
large additions works we challenge comparison Tor
quality with any Whisky made In this state any other
Y. STEARNS 4 CO.,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
nj chmnnd NlrRtnia
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March lst, 1890 Pas FS ~ rrT
~ senger Trains will depart 90 90 ~
PROM hICHMOND
Daily Except Sundays) at A. NJ
Tuesdays aud Fridays, at NJ
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except Sundays) ..........ih NJ
Tuesdays and Fridays at A. NJ.
STEAMER sEA-BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and THURSDAYS A. NJ
LEAVES WllITEHOUSF,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Urbsnna stage leaves Whciousc Tuesdays and Fridays at
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wakcon Nheouse Mondays and Thursdays at
A NJ, returning same days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS. TllOS. L. SHARP,
is23 Superintendent.
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1860. NOTICE. 1860.
M ssssss1e7::#s
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH IIChEgSiND THROTGH CHECKS
1860.
1860.
NOTICE

Passengers and sup Ashland and dine board the
comfortable steamers Acquia Greek and Washington
g- information, apply this slcc Broad street.
shockoe Hill JAMES b. WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent.
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
hc Purest Medicinal Agent KNOWN has iurshei me
community a smu,ut pure heahf aad iGyiSorang ~ The
mild delicious beverage. It IS calculated e. do away
with t'c vile draggtd that pamed 90 on The community,
aUd vhah injurious toiy audUnl r. addition 10 the Ger
Hratr beneath he has received diploma from The STATE A-
CULTURAL SOCIETY, additional testimony from Or Jackson
OF Boston, who teshes under oath 90 is absolute purify
CERTIFICATES
PmLADELFHIt, Sept 9, ISIS.
We have carefully tested The sample Of Chestnut Grove WIN Ky
you r and ind that ~ The Poisonous sub
stance known FlS OIL which the characteristic aa injurious
BOOTH, GARRET CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEw YORK Sept 3, 1855
Ihavc nnayzed sample ~ Chestnut Grove whisky received
Mr. Charles Wharton Philadelphia, anu having care
fully pleased state that y Is entirely ifee lro
poisonous substances j. an unusnay pure anu
In, n ,yor.d o1alitv of whisky JAMES X. Chiffon,
Analy teal Chemist.
BCs1oS March :, 1859.
have 1e chemical analysis Of commec samples "I Ces
Grove Whisky which proves 90 be free nom the hey Fus
Oils and perfectly pure and uuadgerated The me ia'or Of
this Whisky Is derived nom The Grain used Ia manufacturing IT,
Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, NJ D. state Assayer,
No &c. Roy lston Street
For sale nv c. WHARTON JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
ja2S-6m No TIC Walnut Street, Philadelphia
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DARpFTTNC-Jus received fresh supply Of those fine
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, at 81 per yard. These
\, vat viii 10 well 70 examine. WM. A.WALTFRS,
or94 No 40 Main s.. 18th.
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~ PROMPT attention paid receiving and delivery OF AL
packages sent by his line the will be receip;ei for
I,-r9rr oirl 7 -a z. W ELSOM
PS-It viii he seen from the above that my charges are the
same as these Of T. Edmond Co and Will cuuuoue 10 charge
their rates as long they remain under original charges
should they exceed then will only charge former rates
K W
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rrrE nAN.I. FnI, $ ID az tnnD QTALITY

w Cheese Maccarou Hony, Easrs CtToH Preserved
Ginger Pruues Almonds French and American Chocolate Bomo
and Cocoa Beef Tongues Sarines Pd Meats, owes Cape
French and English Mustard Cigars English and Virginia Pickles.
Walnut Catsup WORCESTERSHIRE John Bull Reading Haryeys,
Essence OF Lobster OF Anchoy Sauces sperm and patent
sperm Candies superior Brandy MADEIRA Port and Sherry Wines,
light colored Wues for cooking. ... .......
uotG-dSw BLAIR a CUMBERLAND
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blows FOR FALLOWING--d
Il CULTIVATOES AND hARRONs FOR C~SSSs@r~S-@R
PUTTING IN Misunderstanding that lhave - Nm -
In my NEW PLOw the best Pow in use Iazs1=1 SS%azE
make the Farmers and Planters will furnish them
With Implements andhey not better than those they nov
have they them after them free Of charge
ESf-Fresh supply Of Turnip seed Just received.
r. Il. sTARKE, No 80 Main ST.,
g do Charles Hotel
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HECTOR DAVIS. Auctioneer.

FNANhLTN fINtFI, KTIITNUND- VA
- Ellis 81 ANFS both publicly and privately. Person. --.r
- their sl'yes TO him. may rest assured u obtaining Dc
market ptiCts. Il.
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SAVING AND TURNING.
TTVHC Establishment in Richmond where may be be hae
the above articles IA perfection, at the shortest notice.
Being confident giving en satisfaction the subscriber soil
cts as heretofore public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and carpenters Turning - his business the public
have their work CiioHt ppoEteRt delay Give call
fe2i-U MILES AMBIER, Mayo street
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Ct1TOKING TOBACCO, PlpEN ANB SEENN.-
= We hand supply OF excellent smoking Tobacco Reed
stems and PovhaAn Pipes The above articles all home
growth OF manufacture ami very superior OF their kind. We
therefore fond good comfortable smoke to
cal and SUNNY tbenselyess At J. p. DUvALS,
Corner Main and 10 Streets,
t.tO Opposite Posohice
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SUNDRIES.--
D 100 bbls old rye Whisky
do recided 10
% do 1ruls pure Rum
30 do pure apple Brandy
% and Il casks French Brandy
bgo For sale by w NIPg ( co.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX The WEEK ENDING JULY 70.
ALC0H0L.-We have heard Of no sales of Alcohol this
week. and we quote it dull at 90 cts per gallon for
Western 95 per cent.
ALE AND PORTER -Tennent's Ale is selling at $I75
for Xxx Scotch and 81 IS for pale India in pnts and we
quote Tennents Brown Stout in pns ST. go per Dozen
ASHES.-We quote Ashes this week at $512k for Pot
and $562x (05.75 per 100 lbs. for Pearl. H.
BARK-We have heard of no sales of Quercitron Bark
this week. but quote it firm at $22923 per for No
!, fob. The stock here is still light.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady and firm at 35(136 cts.
per lb but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD Bread is steady at the following rates, viz:
az for Navy, cts for Pilot and per lb for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount. -'
BR1MST0NE.-We have heard of no sales of Birthstone
being made this week. but still quote it nominal at
s62 50(GG5 per ton for crude Sicily.
C0FFEE.-The market for Coffee continues very
buoyant, and Rio prices have advanced nee last
Friday fully cent perlb There has been very &C
tive movement this week in Rio, the sales adding up
about 600 bags The sales include two cargoes
rive 500 bags IA cts and of 900 bags
IAN cts; 500 bags "Cavaler'' IA cts 400 bags
"Lspwing" at IAN cts and 500 bags also ex Lap
wing Is figure being the paid
for entire invoice of Rio Coffee. The last named lot
which sold yesterday the iast remaining hel
in first hands There have also been sales this from
second hands of some 700 800 bags Rio AK to
Is and note in addition bags Govern
ment Java ship at 17lI174 We quote Rio
to day ranging from IA to 15x ctsthe latter figure
guayra at l4k@15 cts; Maracaibo at l4k cts, and
Java at 16(Gl7x crnts
COTTON.-The demand Is stiil ooufincd to he ant
Of with sales this week of about 800 bales
inferior to good middng Upland and Gulf at from to
lA cash and six months. We continue the quota
on of last week. but remark that prices very rreg
uar and declining and that low grades very unsafe
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.pRooEEDIN0s OF THE CRY COUNCIL

4 FIRST BRANCH.-Present, SAM'L G. SpIcER, ESQ.,,
President and all the members, except Mr.. Baugh
er.-Mr EVANS, of the Joint Standing Committee
on the Fire Department, presented report, with
a resolution granting permission to James Seward
to make certain alterations in his frame house on
Bank street, near Ann street; adopted.--A com
munication was received from the Board of Health,
containing petition from numerous citizens, resi-
Baltimore and Harrison streets, asking that the
same may be cleansed. .---Mr. Penn offered q reso-
luton directing the City Commissioner to have
the sewer cleansed; adopted. Mr.. CHAPMAN, Of the
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"THE BLACK HAND."-The discovery of the New
ark Masonic stone, has given unusual impetus
to the interest felt in western archaeology, and a
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, in a
letter dated Newark, Ohio, July l4th, writes:
"It is well known that few miles below this, on
the Licking, is place called Black Hand-so des-
ignated because in early times there was an imprint
of gigantic hand sunk deep into the wall of the
perpendicular sand rock, forty feet above its
base or water level. This hand was painted black,
and perfect in its anatomy if freshly imprint
ed from life in soft clay. Below this Black Hand
were three lines Of hieroglyphical inscriptions,
containing in all some forty letters or sgns-a of
which were painted black, enabling them to be
seen plainly at some distance. At the time of con-
structing the Ohio canal at, this place-the gorge
being narrow-it became necessary to blast away
the rocks and cast them into the food below in or
der to secure passage. In doing this these in
scriptions were destroyed, and now probably lay in
the bed of the stream" e5 .-.---E rs. .s.5z-
In the District Court at New York, on Thursday
morning, Robert M. De Witt, the publisher, took
the nitiatory steps to suit against Messrs. James
and Erastus Brooks, the publishers of the New
York Morning and Euening Eepress, for alleged in
fringement of copyright. in re-printing from the
book published by said De Witt, the confession Of
Hicks, the pirate. Damages to the amount OF
$4,000 are claimed.
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Flour this week include 100 bbIs Super at s512k, 200
Ss. do private terms 100 bbs do. at SIS Is; $50
bbls Extra 1878, and $50 bbls do. at So per bb :
Super closes steady to-day at $525 for good brands
fresh ground, and quote Extra at$575d6 per Dbl.
OHIO FLOUR There has been some inquiry this week
for Ohio Flour and note sales of 100 bbls Super at
SIS & and 400 bbs choice Extra So per bbl We quote
Super day S5 25, and Extra at S575G6 per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-A sale OF 500 bbs new City Mills
Super made early in the week at S. but subsequent
y heard of sale of 200 bbls do at S. per bb
which figure it is held pretty firmly to-day. We quote
Extra nominal at SO for standard and $7@750 per Dbl
for fancy brands. E
BRANDYwINE FLoUR.-A sale of 100 bbs. new Brandy
wine Super was made day or two since at $5S7h per
bbl., which figure is asked for it to-day.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still selling by the
dray load to the trade at $3.50 for Welchs and S.
bbl for the best brands of Baltimore ground and
quote Ohio and Howard Street Family at s650(97 per
Dbl.
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 per bb but have heard of no saes and it
closes dull at the above figure. --.
CORN MRAL.-Corn Meal is dull and heavy. We have
heard of sales this week, but quote it nominal at
$337h for Baltimore, and $3.37hg3.5O per Dbl. for
Brandywine.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
he upp and ulp
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CANDLES.-We continue to quote Candles as follows,
viz at 17019cs for Adamantine; 2527 cts for Chemi
cal Sperm; 37942 cts for Sperm; and 52955 cts b
for patent Wax Western Mould Candles selling
IL cts. but City do bringing l4916 cts. per lb.
CHEMICALS-We quote Soda Ash this week at 2S q
IN cts for so per cent Sal Soda atlH91x cts. Bleach
ing Powders at 2H@24 cts; and Bi-Carb Soda at sx9
3E cts. Caustic Soda is selling at cts. per ID.
COAL-The following are the cargo rates for Cumber
land Coal viz s315 for fine S350 for run of mine, and
Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards $6525 per
ton of 2. .240 lbs. .LEi- ..tl .-'1''
CocoA.-we continue quote Cocoa at 15917 cts. per
h. but we hear of no sales this week.
COPPER-lngot Copper is lower, and we now quote 1t
at 22(922h cts. per 10. for Baltimore refined We note
the export from here this week Of 900 lbs to Mar
seilles Sheathng Copper is selling % cts for Bal
more and n cts for English and we still quote Yellow
can do Nails at 20 cts and do Bolts at as cts Der b.
FEATHERS-Feathers are in demand and quote
them firm at 44S cts. perb for good lots mixed South
FISH-Fish dull, but prices for them generally
unchanged and again quote Mackerel at S750@8
medium, and $875G9.25 for large No Ss; Eastern Her.
rings at $225@3 and Alewives at s4.5o96 per bb
Southern Herrngs selling from the store at $s0525
per short and full brands but there com
ng forward and comparatively little is doing in them
The market Is quite bare Of Shad 5r5,,-- 20,
FRUIT-A cargo of Sicily Fruit received this week
wa, offered day or since at auction and sales
made Of about 1000 boxes Lemons at from $3.50 to 400
and about 900 boxes Oranges at from So to per box
There has been quite active inquiry this week for Raj
81 for bunch and 60@2 65 per box for lay
err but they held at SEQ Tor puucn ana "
per box for layer. @1tilH. Aa GH.N
FLoUR-The Flour market during the early part of
the week dull quite heavy, but within the last
TWO or three days there has been rather more
IT. and we note slight Improvement in its tome The
ansacnons have however been gh he sales adding up
only about 1900 bbs Super Flour has ruled at rather
lower rates than during last week. but have change
to note In the rates for the better grades The exports
since our last are follows vis;' eFE's7t
WI asrzr.a3 N sfs,so-,-s s--.,, .ys ri, q bbls
YuSnoo
Nj p'min''o NIL q ll2o
~ Total, :...,":::,..:a go
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HENRY C. SPALDING e. CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York.

Put up for Dealers containing four eight, and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
GS- single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times annually to household ~M
Sold by all prominent Sationers, Druggists Hardware
nd Furntue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note OF SPALplNG'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t Will
tand any climate. ..
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Douglas ratification Meeting

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, July l9.-The Douglas
Ratification meeting in this city yesterday was
hardly up to the expectations in regard to the
attendance. Speeches were made by Governor
Willard, Senator Pugh, and Representative Val
landigham.
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-JuLY 10.


The Tribune of this morning, says:
Before the First Board assembled this morning New
York Central sold down to S3H and it generally
anticipated that other stocks would fol-
ow and thus establish the reaction which has been
time earnestly but vainly looked for To the
prise Of majority of the Board the market proved very
strong during the whole session, and New York
Central after touching S3x became rmer and closed in
demand at $685. Toward the close of the session prices
appeared to have settled upon rmer ground but there
was no important change after the adjournment.
The money market continues reported yesterday,
the tendency being for the day toward higher At
few of the banks hear to-day complaints Of want
of paper this however is exceptional case the gen.
era experience being that the of paper seeking
discount has largely increased within the past week
two, and simultaneously that the increase in impor
tations of foreign goods has indsposed lenders from
dealing in long paper Call loans at present favor
lite employment for money, the prevailing rate being
per cent The receipts at the SubTreasury lighter
again to-day being s22s 636 of which 900 from
customs; the payments 1878 GA balance this evening"
$3.50 O20.
The movements of the banks in the four cities named in
which weekly reports made shown by their last
stateu IA foIla
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

CR1cKET.-A match OF this beautiful game was
played on Thursday last by the Atlantic and Chesa-
peake Clubs of this city, resulting in the victory of
the former by three runs. 1t was said to be the
best contested game ever played in Baltimore
There was some excellent play ON both Sides
Below we give the score: