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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

r.. ,a FIRE DEPARTMENT. .
COMPANIES. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
Security ms. Co. of N. Y. 100000
Fhenlx 6 $4,000
Kesolute 247,ooo
Montauk C 100000
New World C 245,ooo
Lorlllard 100000
Insurance Go. of State of Va. 100000
ms. Co. of the Valley of Va. $4,000
Albemarle of Virginia 100000
Lynchburg 3S5,ooo
Northern OF London 6,2o8,8oo
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of NY. 1,125,ooo
Lynchburg of Va. $4,000
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 100000
Citizens ms. Co. of Va. 100000
Ill Licensed BY the State Of maryland.
THOMAS D. JOHNSTON,
1865 Second S..
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WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE & HARRIS
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS &1CO.,
si9-tf 239 Baltimore street.
CHTLLINGswoRTH's PALE SHERRY.
few dozen of this celebrated Wne direct importation
sale by AL. HAMPSON,
aul5-eotf 81 North Charles street.
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WooD WooDl WOOD Ill! b.
sAvs2 PER CENT by buying Woed Office o, CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
........ NosNoR7H STREET
.-..... JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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FAILURE OF THE EXPEDITION OF THE KNIGHTS OF
THE GOLDEN CIRcLE.-The Knights of the Golden
Circle, who have been far benighted as to march
TO western Texas, have concluded that they have
mad about as near view of the elephant as would
pay. The Corpus Christi Ronchero says:
"Ihe last detachment of Knights of the Golden
Circle that arrived here instead of going farther
towards the seat of war left, we understand for
their respective homes. Those who went to the
Banquette, came back here and did likewise; and
as they performed the trip into the country and
back on foot will satisfy the civilian they did not
carry brides with them .
"This morning another party of X. G. c.. from
the States, arrived here. There must be mis-.
management on the part of the leaders, or else
concentration of force would be better under
stood"
The New Orleans Picayune adds
"1oung men at distance should be cautions
how they enter upon Quixotic and desperate expedi-
lions of this kind The whole scheme, in the pres
ent state of affairs, is chimerica and dangerous in
the extreme" ... .,..
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STEEL PENs.-We have received from Messrs
W. Bond Il Co., Baltimore street, samples of steel
pens. which, upon trial, we find to be Of superior
quality. Their smsothness and Aexibility recon-
mend them to peamsn. - fa s2i -. F79
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HOME SKATING,

HOME SKATING.
NEW ARTICLE FOR HONE AMUsEMENTy
PATENT FLOOR SKATE!
FOR THE PARLOR.
These Skates run on floor or carpet without
nJurngthem In the least and perfectly initiate ice ska
With them young ladies and gentlemen can accomplish
themselves for iceskating
They are Almost delightful home amusement admirably
adapted also for children giving them at the same time
healthy and pleasing exercise and present can please
them better.
~ We have sizes to suit all ages
We have also received LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
ASSORTMENT OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Or THE LATEST STYLES.
W.P. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT sHoULDERsEAM SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND CENTS FURNISHING STORE,
las Baltimore street,
Under Carroll Hail.
AGENTS FOR CLARK'S MACHINE COTTON. sl2-tf
NOV ES!
NEW AND RAREl
CENTS BELONGINGS
NEW STYLE COLLARS
&c TRAVELLING SHIRTS
g SHIRT FRONTS.
&C FRENCH HANDKERCHIEFS
| g SCARFS ..
&C SCARF PINS.
S Fl I r T S
MADE TO ORDER.
| WARRANTED.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
| s20I RaJtiu1nra str
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ECONOMY ECONOMY !
Man that is WISE will procure his New Shirts now,
when he will get warmth from them and they will be
in nice order for Summer. Up t -..#
Gentlemen call and ORDER SOME SHIRTS, the cheap
est considering goods ever offered to the pub
lie $l75, cash for the finest Shirt. -...
.-' ADAMS,
LAG W. Baltimore street, up stairs,
doors below Calvert.
~ Shirts made of materials furnished for IS ct ol2f
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CHART EREDIN lS4S
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS l6I l6
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1860
Cash in Bank Of Virginia, Bills of Exchange and
Notes maturng. $685. 5S 81
80 shares Virginia and Tennessee RR Co., guar P.
anteed by City OF Lynchburg $3.50 %
20 shares Citizens Savings Bank of Lynchburg 30O 90
30 Bonds Va. and Tennessee RR Co....... "a 600 co
10 Bonds Orange and Alexandria RR Co..... 1880 90
81 Bonds Of the City of Lynchburg ....... 35,32O 90
Bonds with personal security, "on calln.. 1880 90
Amount premium notes, amount in hands of
Agents in the course Of transmission, and all
other claims due the Company. ........... 1852 26
$329,lsl 16
Capital Sock-0000 Shares at $50 each 100000 90
Surplus. ....., sI2e l6l l6
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ CoBS Vice President.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, WILLIAM Fl. STRArToN,
JAMES N. Cons, JAMES F. PAYNE,
JOHN t. DAVIS, JAMES OTEY TAYLOR
CHARLES r. SLAUGHTER, DAVID F. SPENCE,
MAURICE S. LANGHoRN, S. H. MCKINNEY.
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS TAKEN
TIIos. D. JOHNSTON, Agent
70 and IS Second street
BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all others the meridian sun to candle
All initiate BoGLE his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Now others New Yorkes without brains steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable invention con
temptible. Avoid them ALL Bogle's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and, to their dismay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety No
green tints, smut, skin staining humbug but re-
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
BoaLE's BAZAAR,
2O2 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH HANCE, los Baltimore
street, ana by druggists generally. ia5-eou
FALL STYLE OF HATS, 1860,
Are ready, together with SOFT HATS, of variou:
patterns and coors at QUAIL1S
No 2sS Pratt street,
s2j3m near Hanover.
BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o L E " T.,
Yard CORNER YORK and WILLIAM G4 FSss 0'e
The undersigned having been re-appointed the
SOLE AGENT
for the
| SALE OF THE ABOVE
CELL BRA TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing of and the
public generally that he prepared to fill their orders for
any size and quantity at the lowest prices and with
| despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article fuel
ALL OTHERS, is now so well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
| TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
IL Is noW as heretofore prepared in the best
ner OF UNIFORM SIZE and free from bone, Slate and othsr
| impurities.
AN ehaoed 10 MI at the shortest notlce' orders Tor
| AM poANlllh
| VI 'iie - -
| or
| RJTUvTNoUS Go
| For Sbinuant Nanrfactur;no or orin, p,rnosa.
| At VERY low p ,TFc
| would oIso cav, tbot tloro oro a ,,rh - :; A.
| citv dealers and others " -
| WHO ADvERTTSF .Nn pEpprcENr rt1r,,sr, VIC
| os so,,irr ~ ToItiroora rornor, O., D. t =.
INV contract with the President of tba o1tira CaI g
| many Which can be coon az NV oeioo - ILL 10 = ;s
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JOSEPH HARRIS,

DIED
At Lebanon. West River on Friday the 12tl, nstan.
SA RAJ THOMAS. aged Ynars
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SPANISH DESIGNS ON DoMINIcA.-It is said that
reliable intelligence has been received in Washing
ton that the Queen Of Spain has sent out her regu-
lar officials to take possession of the Dominican
government. Spanish steamers have landed
large corps of military officers and political engi-
neers, including professors and artisans, to the
number of one hundred, to take charge of the
army, the schools the pupits, the manufacturing
privileges, and the mines of the republic. press
has been established to advocate and advance the
glory of the Spanish rule, and to decry democracy
especially as illustrated in he United States
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LADIES' FANCY FURs
... .. Sable Capes, Mufs and CuGsl ...
Mink Sable Capes, Muffs and Cuffs!
Fitch Capes, Muffs and Cuffs
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Mufs and Cuffs
Together with large and select assortment of Chdens
and other Fancy FURS. ~ ....
Also, Ladies', Misses and Children's Fancy HATS AMI
CAPS, a..- ~.
To be had at QUAIL'S, D.,
s26-3m No. 2SS Pratt street, near Hanover.
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HAVANA CIGARS.

n GREENOUGH' S
OARBONIC ACID GAS NON-EXPLOSIvE ETHEREAL
OIL, OR BURNING FLUID.
METHING ENTIRELY NE " IN THIS
MARKET.
Having purchased of the inventor Professor F. Green
ough, Of Boston the sole privilege to manufacture the
State OF Maryland and District Of Columbia,
GREENOUGH'S CARBON1C ACID GAS N0N-EXPLO
SIVE ETHEREAL OIL, OR
BURNING FLUID,
we desire to call the attention Of customers and the
public to the We have fully tried and tested the
Fluid and find that it all the inventor claims for it, and
ecan fully recommend it to all doing away with those
accidents from EXPLOSION to which so many consider
Ethereal Oil able this in the eyes many has been tie
only drawback using it. and consider that this is now
entirely obviated This Fluid, like all other Burning Flu
ids is ntammabe, for to cause it TO be would
render 1t useless as an umnato do therefore, offer
it an article that will burn when brought in contact
with fame but we do IMPOSSIBLE TO CAUSE
AN EXPLOSION UNDER ALL ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES. The
price Is but slight ADVANCE above our Extra No Ehe
real on and guarantee the quality of the Non Explosive
to be fully to the standard of that which has made
itselfa reputation equalled by other
Manufactured and sold by
c. WEST & SONS,
306 West Pratt street,
sl2rjmr above Howard
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AN IMPoRTAETsDEcsIoN UNDER THE TARIrF.-A
case was decided on Friday in the United States
Circuit Couetof Pennsylvania, which puts several
millions of dollars into importers pockets. A
question arose as to the proper classification under
the tariff of species of goods entered as "blan-
kets," but which the Government contended was
not known as blankets when the tariff act was
passed in 1916, the schedule of which was adopted
in the tariff of 1857. The Court held that the
goods were to be classed by the names they were
known by in 1857, and under this ruling the duty is
only 10, instead of "a per cent e..
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FALL STYLE OF HATS, 1860,
Are ready, together with SOFT HATS, Of various
patterns and coors at QUAILS
No. 23S Pratt street.
s2673m Hanover.
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-.-'.. '.- MEASURES TAKEN .s..li.l-
with that accuracy that ensures the s'-E -as4 Ea
.... MOST PERFECT FIT .i- III.
Ny stock of Fall Goods is now ...f a-#
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE, 70. 3d..
having been selected from the first Fall which
are always the choicest of the season ..- .r
asr magnificent assortment of 81 .
.. Boa. STITCHED SHIRT FRONTS
.. NOW OPEN.
s6-u -1 ".s W. F. OWENS
j. LIPP Co., GENTLHMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE, of Baltimore and Paca Streets
has always on hand awe selected stock ofCLOTHS CAS-
SlMERES AND VESTINGS. Also full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
inoney, our system being ONE PRICE. s253m
BEDFORD WATER
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh, in gallon
aemohns Or by single gallon. Also CONGRESS- WATER in
y. tut SAFE Dy A. j. HAMPsoN
N'S ..-- 81 N. Charles ST.. Pleasant
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fPMARYLAND COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
~ THE FIFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
in this Institution will commence THIS DAY, October
1861. d.. -
The Lectures will be delivered AT THE HALL OF THE
COLLEGE, No AZ North Calvert street.
Naturalization tickets to be obtained from J. JACOB
SMITH, Secretary of the Board Of Trustees northeast
corner OF Eutaw and Lexington streets Tickets to the
Lectures can be obtained from the Professors at their resi-
dences LEWIS H. STEINER NJ d "
Professor NJ
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oCure asevere Cough or Cold use
DR.. WIsTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
To cure Whooping Cough, Group or Bronchitis use
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fpHEADQUARTERS BATTALION BALTI-
- MORE CITY GUARD.-BALrIMoRE, Oct 10, 1860
me Active and Honorary Members the Battalion will
II O'clock Every member expected to be punctua in
atendanc as business OF Importance will be brought up
Tor consideration. By order,
JOS. P. WARNER, Major Comd'g
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pcrusv,vauia Politics.

--- --. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY July IL iooU.
VIM III Welsh Char man of the ID emo crsIie State
Committee has written r. ply TO The Hon. Richard
Vsux Elec,or larg-, who refuses 90 conform with
the compromise resolutions of th7 ComaIt'e, and de-
ciares his intention to for Nr. Douglas IN Any
event denying the authority of the Co .mitiee. Mr.
Welsh contends the Copmit &c is fully competent
TO act upon Gil questions revolving the Sorkg Of the
machinery II the party, the same as the Natona Ex
ecutive COMMITTEE had power 20 sap2ly the vacancy
occasioued by the decliuati1n Of Nj. Fitzpatrick
Tie STATE ON nltee o.ly Zee, cad particular
couise Of acton To The Elecors. Wns'thrr it will
nbder axe to place other the Electoral teks
OF submit the whole matt 70 TIE > ate Convention
sre question for future ssoertti IN. Mr.. WEIGH
slludTg TO the srhsrn Of ths party, says Tens of
g. Thousands of Democrats much inc med TO
"respect tie nomination ma by tne meeting OF the
"g.ntemen at the Mary land Inst ute, the seting
t'of the gentlemen st Font 8 rect fneat-r; yet
they ARE co-elJ united 10 dlr"g chance 10 stake
" a common blow al be nles Of the Uuioa and
"Constitution." He quotes fr III Vsuxs speech at
Reading show tbst Lh= D-mccrs.ic par has moth
ing 10 do with the pa-t OF p-o-dsuts aud urges bis
consideration Of the comps mise resoluti ms " dzfes
the Re pubhcans.
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Movemen1, nr Mr.. Dougias.

WORCESTER IuesI.S July IL lSoJ
Judge Douglas arnv,d her tnis # GROOM, feT
minutes pss, 3 clok aad gree;eo by su iNmense
ercwa OF peopl-. A salute hI-d from the op
spa5e south Of the dspo', Gnd'r he dre 'ioa OF Adu
cant stedley. A Temporary platform was crested
within few feet Of ,b- ircn ghlch Judge Doug
ias was intrs daerd TO multi nde by ne aoa Isaac
DAVIS no with feU eih-r & irnd-, bad met rim AZ
the Jurclion Depot st Washington rqHAre Judge
Dongas spoke about e,ghi u,Inats. Tae widest en-
tbusissm Jlrsvail.i as train lefS thu depot Fha
cioad followed sone dr'sn e, ua~iii"g ''to give 1t
mp co. cheering and s~ipgiag 'neir mas
BosroN Tuesday july IL. 1860.
Mr.. Duuglas arrive, here in the p. IN. tran from
New-iaytn. be was mt ON The way BIZ aconmttee
Of his frI.n0s ard r. ejved The de1ot by large
crowd who en- Enthusiastically ch-sr.d i'm. An Up n
carriage driven by Ipur borrs onveyed him through
several of rbe principal rests 20 the Revere House
At 10 elo,k to-risnt he will DC serenai-d by ms
friends when be ia ex pected q make speech. dis
presen,e creates great enthusiasm.
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The Pixies Peak Express.

ST JosEPHs, Mo- Tu SHAY, July IL, 1901
By the Pike c Peak EA pre-s ~ihch a~rlved y-ste'
day afternoon we have from the lie * ieg'on a7
DENVER CRY, July 10, 1860.
Considerable excite meet exists N tils cily on
account Of reported rich seovr about three Giiles
M Curry Greek frum thus city vest 'rdty some hua
6red claim. were stat OFF aid parties l-f' here Nc
ea,ly IS clak tins ,sor. H. ioeae "lat'us' Ice
dicyery prs pecrs from 10 fifteen ceuis 70 tne
ran s,,ua- four u Hes stiktd on III claims now,
and 9th. r. siill rushing OF I" seonr~ CLAIMS.
A Copyen ion il cal ed ~ ,Igahize district and
elect cfhcerr. -
New sulches are beng discovered dairy on the AK
eplss wbich prospect U7aIl NJ al De the CaL'fla
Yplch The y alter WIS Io he 1t into TIE ditch thi-
Sek 40 ,bs. the dry diggius sboge Creg1rs Will ne
snpplied Nth pure wal. III fzg DAYS The trouoie
IN 3. ting quartz m,e in-o sfJ operation $ dls
b.sr,ened irzpy hzc hilbert breo most sahgGne
of sue ess !. quite u uuu.b,r wou :. ou' at 81
coz q1ickly II they c"ud / is dineui' uialt y %
ssertan lie real Gauss If h. ir uble. 500 say lrr"
is no gold in the and oth-s that u lie I'm pare
oolekriiver bad ter, la- pesie1ce De ti+t as IL
lay, scar ely any oi the ns pal up this reason are
lsyD x expenses ..t. -,
BAY Csf.' -Gay.
Neal her lot ard BUSINESS dun.
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Urquiza being ex-Presidens and Governor. -
Guido being Senator. t
Since he SEPARATION of Buenos Ayres from the
Confederation, there has been Q continual ROBBERY
Of cattle and horses along the frontier Of this Pre-
vince, both BY the Indians, and a. they calI then
here, by "Christiaus" No way II prrsrDtinx or
of Furnishing could BE- devised. Within fortnight
there have been two bands of such "Christ;sn"
robbers arrested at Rosario, and large oumoor Of
cattle and horses have been restored 70 their 0wn-
era. This il extraordinary. Rosario is besr the
Inc which divides this Province from the Coufedera-
ton.
This Province insists upoo retaining the Custom
House for FIVE years, and protests against any
treaty being made with foreign countries at a in.
volviDg her. These thipgs Were assumed ~ the
late Administration. Hardly was the new Gov
erner seated till Tote came from the Secretary II
State Of the Confederation asking If he new Gov
ernme0i would assume these extraordinary posi-.
tions. Buenos Ayres was thrown into commotina
by the singular and simple question, and the wilsst
dipl0matist Of South America was at once cent 70
answ er BY wefd Of mouth. fe n
Business is brisk. Collections are made easily.
Money is ut low rates in the bank. Flour Ia com
mapding good prees Ff.ights homeward are hard
to be obtained; many vessels 60 In ballast at this
So ason. The Winter thus fAr has been excellent
toI the stock farmers there being very fsw days Of
cold or rain. Next years wool viii be the best
quahtJ known for years.
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PERSONAL.

-Aui,er in the Courier des Etats UHis, thinks
u ~ An,rcsn ,eiety i, not puIe AID paradisaicL
ss hs- teen believed, aud tat the affair of Mrs Caa-
VI, CHAM ~ u oy found a jersey City and suppose
10 l.. tst Of Mrs ri tsrd-on tn OF tue mar-
drIs Of alton an Ma the conduct Of ths pop
plnee ri the execution vi Haraen aud OF Hicks, all
ptove 1t.
The R.v. DR.. Chaplin preached on Sandsy evening
ter us sst herr ;Ili next 81 temDer, q, BIZ e'dr
eIl b. ciot-o until that tine. Durny the vacrr)n,
y i'll, usual ra,s 3 fec weeks IN N,T-E gland
srd lar pr ised to pr,c the senoo street Warren
met suo HOlrs-. Courcnes, in B eson, and in
he Urive sai;t Cturcn in Rozouy.
Tire Rev. DIR. BsIo If this city Is ,sking tour
4 NV Ensls D. aud ea- ANNOUNCED {, oiciate on
~, csy IL II. Kew DIR. Putnans y llit Boston.
-It,nssv Overall ct RichE, nd Va. hss han
spcuieo caoet ~ the West Point a-ahmy. The
s,Lnord Messenger rays be passed bis exaui alton
iii much tr' OFT
"A y,mg lady usmsd Nies Hudson, If thi- city, one
81 Il gu.sts b. ihs Colamtia Springs tel Columbus
Cou1tv eli Tusroey Eirt, during u heavy s1oHer Of
siD, sepp o he " udcw Of her room To emPy
vA-i- owl willie m he act OF ~ ing, va. sud
o.liy s.Izeo vi IA fiIrir & turn. she Dropped the
b,V sra ny, and st te -ame tin r,Dg her balance,
ie after to The v.raDdan, come thirteen feet me-
low. TIE on, seriou- lsJufss ste received we've in
qn.i Of strismg up tbr TIA. m4nsof the bowl,
~Lith her face aud baud gaiGe tatly. She is
rapidly recovering from tie effects vt the scci-
DIT
An int. resting hs,urs in the Approaching Com
NE cement Yale College uill he 'he eet'ng of IN
suIvivle eu,bers Of tie Glass Cf lsH9 Tney have
o,le together regularly at intervals Of tn year, &c
Ib ing ~ The year 1884, and ou, OF the nun er OF
q at if.ir separation usre sf. I'll living 40 members
Amor a.. nance f,nila ar 10 the pnbnc may In mea
rionsd ~, R.v. IOWA Beec. ar, 'he Hon. Jonn
Ec,ku.n e C,n,,eirut, The late John iol'ry
IL t.u-e a X, pre-. natives Judge WIN. Roswell
O. iis Shpnue Conn al New-York, the Rev Wahs
Colon, C y, Lit 10 "a. Navy, the Hon. Osmyn ia
.r, u.mt.r II Congress- from Mas-scha-etts, ths
E,v. N. Crors WI and ire Rev. D.. Todd
-Tls 1oJaeeo Plant, pager pdthAhed 1t C'srs'-
ci., Va say, tist "a the roarh Of Jaly Charles
baSsah VI ipp5d ~ n-pro Woman JAno 70 i'S'h upon
Al. plattanon IN ntekenturs Cou-ty. Hs tied Hsf
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Fir....

PHILADELPHIA, Tgesisy, July H. la61
e,a orcrred rms m.rt,.rg a. q lo,k IN che
grocery storo If viii am Iid "a WeS' Mdrkei res'
L. are tb- saiTwss, pfrve,tl IN e-Npe ot 'ii1
ccipau's of he upper rc"m. Tifee bma'es ana one
BE-, l.atrd irou th. = roud ant r'''d 81 ~ windows
RS, Dillon a as the ony oDe injured. Aali ~as ar,
re- er-the c.IdiGioI OF tie soft showing 'ht II "a
been get Oh e. 49, ,,eo
Thirty iii q. bail cyn = ii t,e bert J'ftion
of - Town a. Dall-s fcXss acre turGed Oh tne 'tn
Ioss from 500 900 % 500 900 barely covered by liz
ssJanCe. - ,oco
CHARLFsTos Tuesday July II, lS6o
Afre 1T C,bhn-r, q, ofea, o. sunday, destroyed
I-OIsrd e. Jorcaur ia -sts. anH shoe rnoPi a 1.
Auos d,y Gos I'D ,r,oer, store. 3. w. Jogss
d ug orr aksl farbi sore ihe IA "lnco
If hT. DO0giss sbd ot'sr crDpeft,. Los, s1J,VU
CLLlLL4SD, roesi-y, Jgl IL, 1867
TIE PbosliS disiery Cbc.1u b Nss d-.'r yed
ty dJe yesterday afternoon. L9ss, 5000; Insured
for x3 COO
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SHOOTING At THE Malta.

Lasi night, al q late hour, United States Depssy-
Msrshsl John Dugan and Palsy McDermots, oesvssa
wi ON there existed an old gracss mrt o. tho Mia
saloon, where the quarrel wS renewed. Foom ten -
fifteen shouicer-hiiters accompanied McDs most.
Du,jpg the quarrel, weD-rmo was pushed back BY
Dugsp, who told him to go about HE bupiaess and
leave him alone. rT s4 +.
Modern Oft would no. leave, but made severalpassss
at Dugsr, when the latter very cooIiy formed hin
tbaa if be old not let bin alone be would shoos bin.
More words followed, and McDemott sRak
Duean. when the latter drew q susll revolver, and
fire fur rhos at his ssssilant, two Of which took
effect in bis hand, and two 10 tie leg.
Dugan then walked q1ietly away. and no one pre-
EFT 81 owed any ircliraon 10 offer bin further me-
lssa,ir r. The wcunos Of McDermou are MT nsces-
raIily fatsl but serious enough to bay him up fss
awhile, All. 81,
The sfsr created great excitement about the neigh
borbood and drew large crowd 70 the saloon. There
large number Of people in the place at the dns
of the shooting raa.l = &
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State Politics.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Jny IL, 1870.
The Hon. Washington Hunt, by invitation of a
puDhtr Of Olc-Lne wings. and Others has consented
TO address The cfizeps Of Albany without distinction Of
party, on Thursdsy evening next, the political
Issues of the day.
Stephen A Douglas will arrive here on Friday after
poon. The General Committee, snd the Cido OF
Little Giants, are making preparation to give HIN
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Uu;on Ratification Meeting.

WIINIEeION, Del, Tu- &c y. jay II, Io6V.
A Union rslncatun ueriiug hr.d Al Dover to-day,
and the following electoral tke formed H. nry Du-
port Of Newcsstis un'y j F. Mid of Kna. O. un y,
and C. ~, Cullen Of Sus-eE Connty. Resolutions IN
do-sine he n Al Everett adopted. mol Ltion
IN I,ouylase n Representative 70 congress cr~ ted
sor,y d-bs5e and ID. meet unable to come 10
4 vote upon IL. THIS considsred test " the
unity of he Peoples party. Adjourned.