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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16

For Shipping Intelligence, 4th page
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16

The principal of a ladies' seminary in Connecticut
has put upon the Pennington river a four-oared
boat for the use of her pupils, who are TO row for
the development of their muscle
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16

Since the first of January 35s, 900 more bushels
of wheat have been received at Milwaukee than at
Chicago. The latter city leads her rival in receipts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16

The Buffalo Express thinks there is no doubt
that Mr.. Fillmore will support the nominees of the
Chicago Convention. This is home authority.
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gendltet SSOlqeltOes BET 3eitelt.

Ser neIidlie. meIher NIT cbi9n neben bebaet TT Mhe
ueu an enen sratrent lt enecn cnrt pelHen er n
bon ntn Gdmersen be ro, icnbern benelben aud bcfd
biat Scneu Rrau ene iebr tse &eGing 3umaen pdbrnb
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enoepiraelt coer bic Rrottet meiIer m 9e9rif Bat
ner melt arbEren 0e6nn8 ber9 iit 8eren9nngcn Ccer
@5trietureS rer6en mad elmer bon Dr. s. Smitb auf9e-
h,nbenr @eboneuneSeiIe in me9en Ga9en pbne Smer3en
ober SnccnUenen fIr ben Saieun 9ebet au9Ici Saren
hr Or g. g. enttcb, bab Feline gnn6un9 eer "uretbra"
p ais tCireS behanbe ipeben roourp 10 oft Gbaroane
bic troilrafen Spleen berbefIbren.
S,rae qeute u1b ane Eoele femnaIer S6pi1e Ieben
Icem @ b 3eiteu meben mpbtr e oelen Rnlne un6 srpb
nntoteR eriparen.
ten arEBere Btrhmbt ala 9eb en nnoerer At In &erto er
Ianat gr t bas nbel III ben 6pier9iten BON @rne aus uno
oiBf ber Grncn ibre urprnn9ie Rru weeer eem nur
e,iade un6 miIbe 0t anwerhet. Seine Web5n 1T r bon
gertr unb aen Sraliiden teu, IN elmer bequen otten
Rei nnben,ertt une cbne STIRRING in G6fen au psruae
o.npunen perben gur bes gnt3Inbun9 ensctreten it,
pub cine gintr6ntuns Der 9eteuSpee notbwetoi9
Mub ben Rrantbten ceS mebdeu @eIlets bat Dr. s. y.
gmitb felt elmer 9tibe aren feline bCnoere Gufneanf
atpieMe unb perIprtt allen 2eee6en cine beilenoe @r.
Or g. g. Gmitbs Pr6pentabe fir raiien tatn rSit an obt
aem 1l6be erbo Die Wtebisn 1T gut ub wnroe tnerbalb
bren nseroieentt bel happu 9braut. - Qres $5. Der
Soner sIde ron Baltimore entt cbnen 6nue mad aeoner
Nnoabe br @pnppe Sr. g. 9. Sutb In pcrtctreien 8rtef
onnen unS bie NebN mad neen6 ein Ebeie ces Sanbes
1eihidt erbaten.
ae anfruoen beteR irens rrtSatt. n ber Office fnb e
sarute 3imner CUR EiSprftpn Der Qot,ntei
Offen BON llbr Wecrosns bis ltbt absubs.
Or. g. 8. Gmttb,
Saso.s 30. IL SlO-5reberdfr. Baltimore.
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SD Sie .lroilen i'm in flagranti iberros
lfptn gter Sim, ioh fltdte SIRE Qertns
1Dafilttbfeit. Sie lrtrren einc Scene MAJ
9fl1. Soie mercell Den Strom Sbye8 eipens
lWAftllAen 3prn6 tber pen 0erbreAer eroes
Ber, Sie -e...es9 #a
S6 ldp6re Sbneu gang iitG gu 1ein, fein
Bort nit iDln gu lpretben, i'm nidt abnen
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nun etne @tnlaBfarte perlAafen?
Ano mas perlpret1en Sie mir, penn tct
ibue? siata
lln' oeripred, S6nen al8punn, Den Wunn
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Yerlprcrbe Sbneh niemaS etwa8 @nreers
nebr gu lelH unp leiu Su ipolIen als Sbre
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GS let i'd llebine Sbre 8erlpreCIunoen
an. Sie lpllfn Sbre @inapurpefatte bas
ben. 9!ber Sie ldp5ren mir feiue Gcene
Su MAIDEN? iHslt
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maSfirt pcrt fein, g8te wpllen Sie i6n en-
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CT mir etrtraufn fann ullO paB icb i'm Iiebe
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10 oif ME tSte fusen, lretm n yermdblt IT,
uno MD betro9en bat ranr, beim e,rieen
0ott, Damn iretpe ttbmid ridden.
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9ubwig D,on Seetbo $ { il,

9luF Dem gancbauS pe8 Jdrfeu pon
gi1non6fp mar 9ente cine 9ldnSenre, onecre
lefne 0eieIIl6aft pernmmeIt, 9laes, mas
iA jeBt in 8irn al Otan9 StanO unc gtas
men aufbielt. olIt DipIonaten ce8 Gonorels
les. ole Die icb6nen llnp bohaoli9en Diplcs
matinnnen, Ger 9anSe bcbe 9lceI ycn gEien
luaren su oielem Seite 9elaoen, oas Ger 8lrlf
Sur NbmedIflun9 rer ltd INNER mtepcrbcs
Ienoen Telte beute uiAt in Ieinem Sptsl in
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g8ien sntferntet, giIa Ysranitaltet bate.
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StDl veranltaItsten Diners, Soupers unp
Ncuts ppn 9an3em 6srsen uberOriillfa au
iein, uno man muBte auf pitante @ariatio.
men iiber ras anSenOmmene Sbsma per @cns
9reBpergniisen berattt lein, um ituen nocb
9teiS nno Snterelie gu perleiben
(TDrtlebunS frl9t) 4'a' ''.a
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2 Sffice BEG QSaller=8oarO.

ben lO. DECEMBER 1859. tt
De Sstttpn her SrbCnnan3 9D 49, hermit r ennt.
ntBnapm aer babe nteretrten grS terSenttdt ba bas
Veee eeeen aae Weresungen rene bur6eest prb
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eH oeer Gtsnr Obsr SnCbner beraft werben unb cine
CDsl3lr SauIw Gsklml '"'''" 'sr''., .'T. ~.
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0r91ntIAe @hlp1@e

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rbdre 4epe e9eS has 2eben elenb bic Gte gtaG
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lteben Gblren bon 8alttmprefry Gltlt9e Sette,
bic Stufen binauf.
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trnsertte NaHmar eratrebene Snb srenlp Auadfalber
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NS. Nae 8rtefs mHfen eiaen Dua-5tamp entbalttn.
Sine 9eiluns in 2 Sagen 3uset6ert,
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9r. Sudnlto1l.

gt9sn fes tSnlotdsn GrleSus Der GDuubarate q, 2Onbc
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8altimore=2of=9O

@e9rinbet sur l1nterbradung Der Quadlalberet.
Der etn3t9e plaB, pp etne 6etlun9 erlen9t
-, tperpen tan1t.
9tnDeruns In feds Stunben.
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eas lettDs rltntrt M
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DIT. 9n)nltulr,
Der etn3i9e 9lr5t, tpe(6er an3et9t
(Gtablirt Tor o6f,ebn cSabrer

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9r Bat bds 4ere wtrfamfe unb bette Nttel IN Der Me
enoed esen oae gentle 9ranfben S@wd6e TN @aden unb
ben @ltebern nei se SdaeG Grstesuneen fer Sdmerjen
tn ben 9enb een Neren nb Der lrbale @erues oer
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poer paurGntbeit np aer er pteu uebe bic eepen
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3pnunsn pernt4ten SwdAe Contribution berDprbruen,
es S9e unSg masn unD saest ben 86rper nnS Snn 5r-
hSren ~
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beonoeren Iuabe rerb i eS mir ntate benz ceui6en
Enbtnm bic 9Snten unb baIerbafen stdtbn6r gu maen
um eeielben na Der oten Seotb a Ihiden N,d babe ids
elm sroBes @Ortsment Der f66nen unp bGioisn @as anS
&abmen Su bieen 3wed -
Sonnn n6 Iberbeust @u ielb in go 159 gge Baltimore
itrabe, abams grpeb Oesenabsr bel aE
IplSs Gbas. 81. S@wamG.
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cSunoe NP1nner.

beiea6era ~ef&e be Opfr sbemsn 2Ges oeuorben nO
Sar tte er6abeneu Galsne unO entmtden 0eranOestrd
NIT benz Donnr Der Serebtlam Senat besete Der
npaem 0ertrduem naben. ;.
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Belpnpers su beaAteu |!

Dr.. phnSn btete allen Dtnen ne Slfe an tpeIe d hirb
ee eeteme nno unndtnre Ge unb &Srper SerfSrn6e fir
bic Mrbet sie Gea4aft anO bic GRe unfaBs matnbe Safer
etf4trGGt taben. = - a
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ruben VerrlntetteH beg 9efers Stw6&e I'm @da ns tn
BEN eSeeern S1mer;en TN Rpp SmdHe ces Gedt6 0erIf
her Mnsrnft 9ersttOp. nerSSt uRrube WlastnIawdSbs
Hnrrenune ber @erbauunssOreane aGsemene &nttraRHs
SSmptUn1e Der S1mtnpIIhf.
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Die f&redl&en trfuneen teS 2aerS nA Iekr Az far6r
gerIu bs ebdSIfes @erwtrrns Der Sbeen erIdtbe bsr
getesrdfte bSe NbnMneen, Abutsuns ter 0eeaibat
.e. ltn6 ttutge ber f6ltmmen Erleen. n F's
SsaIenss Sra gtrsne1 seea lters Snnen st turbsleu
aus ~eer Hrla4e tbre 8eiunbt abnt lie tbre Kraft ser.
IttreR wa ke erSSs obselebrt uerbe tnben lie ene
eeentbumlt9e @r8enune bic Awsen uen wub lie MH.
aetmen ber MuSaehruna bahen. I,.l - "..E|
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0erbetratbete Derlonen,

SSsr ssle ue@e @ la Derpratpen beatE&tss unb TO ply
tt1er Smde pcer eteS anberen nherutes benugt nb p
ten nnSer3ueItS DR.. Srbnfpn III Rat6e 3ieeen.
2sn0srnts sessH Se Gee ppgf Oer ses 3erruns
etspartett Der 9erpe Stern Inb Sd6e GrdGpfung
6eF ltrsG&ten &rt wereen 4nea tarrt DertSe pel6er
9 esr SebanSlnns SnS 5urUrse Dr. SpbnOn untertt
ram tpr es etnen Gbrenncnn pbe Jur3t E dnSerrausn
Nne lAserE&tlt4 aaf etne ar&e siaidtatett grlaen.
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0Nebiel
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auf ale 5auptplaBe DeutIdlanbs, fOpte al
QpnpDn, Dari8 unp amlterpam,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-11
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, July lO.-The steamship Ara
bia arrived here to-day from Liverpool,
bringing European dates ut the 3Oth ult.
Quiet continued in Sicily, but there was
great agitation in Naples. The public com
missariat had been piilaged and an agent
murdered. The city was declared in a state
Of siege
The Neapoitan Government had ordered
the restitution of the two captured ships,
and the release of the crews and passengers.
The American war steamer JroquolS l6) was
on the spot backing up the demands OF our
minister.
(iarabald was continuing his preparations
for new movements.
The agitation in Naples is increasing and
inhamatory proclamations have been issued
by the Central Revolutionary Committee
calling on The peopl to rise.
The French Ambassador had been knock
ed down and beaten Senseess in The streets
Il was supposed that the assault had been
committed by the anti-reformers:
The Commissariats OF twelve districts had
been simultaneously attacked and plllaged
archives burnt and the agents murdered
LATEST.-tlueanStoWn, Dunuay. lho III
telligence that the King OF Naples, had
granted liberal Constitution, has been con
frmed. The tri-colored flag had been public
" inaugura;ed in the public buildings, pal
aces, and Neapoltan war vessels, and salut-
ed by the foreign ships.
The new cabinet of Naples had been COM
pletcd, SpineIli being President Of the Coun-
ell.
Warlike preparations continued.
England and Russia have consented to a
conference on he Franco-Swlss question:
It is reported that the Papal government
was about to grant reforms
Riots had occurred between the citizens
and the troops in Peruga.
Observation-Disclosures CorroS Market
The Weekly Market closed dull and Irregular anu
quotations were nominal. In most eases prices
had declined u. and upwards principally on
lower grades. Stock in port |, %@i,u 900 bales m
Guiding J. - 900 OF American.
Flour--morc doing III I'll decline Wheat was
firm. Corn declined Gil. The weather was I'M
settled. Pork quiet. Bacon firm. Sugar 4u!e''
but steady. Coffee firm. Rice 'i'm. Tnrpcn;ne
dull AT 3;&'>.
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Destructive Fire.

LrAyExwovrn, X. T., July "a destrrc-
tive five broke out this morning at three
o'clock in the saldlery shop Of Owen Duffy,
on Delaware street, destroying fourteen
frame buildings. Some smaller buildings
were also destroyed. but loss unlmportant
The tntol loss will not exceed Sl5 900. The
fire is supposed to have been the work OF an
inccndiarv, and arrests have been made OF
sn.nerind narfieS
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.--The PennSylv"
MIA mcmher of the National Douglas Com
mi;tec. has addressed letter, 10 the State
electors. demanding their position. 1t Is
Intended b. the Douglas men to call il State
Convention, either delegate or mass, to nil
vacancies in the Electoral Ticket. Mr.. For
nev announces that Mr.. Douglas cordially
4uS,ains the policy Of non-coa!ition with the
Brackinrldgers
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Loufoun County, Va, je 2l-eot
DuBLIC SALE OF LOUDOUN FARM.-By
/ authority of last will and testament Of Ran

DUBLIC SALE OF A LOUDOUN FARM-By
/ authority Of II last will and testament Of Ran
uolph Rhodes, decd the undersigned will pro-
cced ON MONDAY, the fourth day of AUGUST,
1850 in the afternoon about o'clock, upon the
premises, to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder TRACT Of LAND, containing about
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTYTWO ACRES,
situated partly in the county of Fauquier, and
partly in the county of IIoudeun, about one milo
from Paris on the turnpike road leading iroa
Paris 10 Gpparyile, adjoining the land Of X. ii.
Hicks and Others, being the same tract Of land Of
which the said Randolph Rhodes was the owner
at the time of his death, and on which he then re-
sided.
I'll. The improvements upon said FARM con-
Wzs stat in part of TW0-STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Stone Kitchen, Meat
houses, Corn house, Darn and Stables, and other
out-buidings. The fencing is in good corditior.
mostly of stone. The land is naturally Oft good
quality. and susceptible of high improvement, aai
the most OF it is now in good state OF cultivation.
Persons wishing TO purchase said land are invi-
ted to view the same before the day of sale. The
premises will be shown 10 them BY the tenant or
by the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third Of the purchase
money to be paid at the time of sale, and the bal
ancc in two equal payments, payable in one ana
two years from the day of sale, with interest from
that day, the purchaser to give bis bonds for the
deferred payments, and approved personal securi-
ty the title be retained till the last payment il
made
Possession FOR blowing one field given on the
day of sale. Possession for seeding OF the field in
corn to be given on the first OF October next, aud
full possession on the first of January, 1861, after
which time ali State taxes aud County levics upon
the land are to be paid by the purchaser the tea-
ant to be allowed to feed his proyender the farm.
WILLIAM q. LEITH, Executor of
Randolph Rhodes, deceased.
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Family Drowned

CulgiGo. july lO.--Thc wife and child of
the Rev. Mr.. Nichols. Of Minneapolis, ms
brothcr-;n-law, banned Cleveland. and his
Two daughters were drowned, whii" hnth'nS
in Lake Calhoun on the 5th. Mr.. Nichols,
and an infant Of Mrs. Cleveland were saved.
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Fire at Milton Lower Mills

BoSroS, July AN inctndiary fire at Mil
ton Lower Mills on Saturday night destroy
cd eight or ten buildings. Lrss Sl2Wm.
Among the sufferers are Jabez Sumner, +:
). Baker, Thomas Strangnmau and Samuel
Everett!
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naarh from Burning FLUID.

NEWARK. July Goa Sunday morning
while a servant girl Of Mr.. Robinson, In
Orange street, was kinliinga tire with burn
inc fluid the can exploded and burned the
clothing from her person. She died two
hours afterwards in great agony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-11
Re.Nnminaf,on Of T. ?. Blair

Sr. LOUIS. July 9.--lion Francis ?. Blair,
ir., was oday nominated by acclamation by
the Republicans Of The First District, Tor
Representative 10 Congress.
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CARGO Of Africans Landed.

McgtLE, July l0--Thc schooner Clotildl
with III Africans arrived in the bay to-day.
and steamboat immcd;atel Y took the ne
eroeS up the river.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TUE undersigned having purchased OF K ].
i Cross. his entire stock Of BOOTS and SHOES,
would most respectfully inform his friends and The
public that he intends continue the manufacture
Of every variety Of BOOTS and SHOES, and will
keep constantly on hand full assortment OF every
thing in hi. line liaptcd to the taste OF every one,
80 that the most a>tiiiouS need not leave the
Store without purchasing. lie Intends To sell MS
work II small profits To cash p"nctnal credit
cu<tom"rs-none others need apply, az his very
limited capital will not allow him to give long
credit.
To CUSTOM WORK. he intends to devote his
undivided! attention. make it Of the best materials,
and 1T short notice and tiatter> himself that he
can get il up in good style rs any one in the
same business.
He hopes by,stric attention t" business. to merit
and receive Il continuance Of the very liberal pa
tronarc heretofore bestowed on his esteemed pre-
drccsSnr. Call at K. Y. Cross, old stand M. "a,
Aln- street HEN III !. REM,
~ 81; Successor To X. Y. Cross.
Not dangerous to the Human Family
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md az, n-cnarcd TO furnish Dealers aud Farmers
with any quantity OF this most valuable fEhll'
LIZER, at lowest established prices
The BAKERS ISLAND is admitted to be the
most valuable PHOSPHATE GUANO ever offer
ed to the Agriculturaist The analysis below
was made by Dr. Richard II. Stablcr, Chemist, OF
this city. and may be implicitly relied GU.
Pamphlets containing the history OF TINS duano'
certificates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, Oh various crops, i'll every section OF the
country, and ample directions for its application,
can be obtained ut our Counting house.
-inoigsio by Dr.. r. II. H"LfeF:
Organic matter containing some Ammonia.S
Phosphate ot Lime H,pc phospbate.. 81 20
DO Magnesa
Potash and Soda Salts ........................ ~
W alter -
InsolubIe matter. Sand, Phosphate OF Iron
and tiumnia. oo
500 90
WM II. FOWLE i son,
iyq No. 4 South Wharves.
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~ OTiCE.--The copartncTship Of the firm Of
y PENNYBACkER 4 PERRY EROS. eN'
pircd by limitation, on the IL day OF July. lHeo.
Ali persons indebted to said firm are fS4"e>ied
to settle their accounts immediately. Etthcrparr-
ucr will use The nam. OF tlr firm in the settlement
Of accounts Wcrctnn our thank> 10 cur friends
for their liberal patronage. and solicit c"ntnn-
nnce Of the same t. much esteemed friends,
Me>srs. partition, HILL Il CO.. with whon
!. :. PENNYBACkER. one ri the partners II
the late firm Of rcaiy backer K Perry Bros. has
a>sociaird him>e!l IN business.
: pENNI.R AnLIR
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LOCAL TIE HIS.

between Poor ) mouse ana MuSN Iot idhts.
The company assembled was not Large, put
consisted mainly of practical men, interest
cd in agriculture and improved implements:
very few spectators attended merely as such.
,ilo ,,r,,rA. an which the trial was made
on ,f sLnnt tyenty acres, in shape paral-
Is,orra.n and nearly level, thus atfortiing
o|,',,..,,;., - i;sn!av the operation OF
INV un,.ars The grounds had been guauo-
W. W aan,a ,;ma since with specimens Of the
,.1.;Yms fertilizers furnished by Alexandria
bnusas Il has; been sown III timothy anu
,1f but .hor; titae since the field was
hard and firm - Il turnpike road almost. II
. na1Jn "., an exrallent grass crop
The assembly gathered to the spot in car
riages, on horseback ana a!oo' anu I inn oet
ed N all perhaps something over i"' per-
sons. The sun >hone brightly, but It's neat
was we'll tempered ~ Il BRISK orrtze' 80 ''"'
the weather was cri'Ghtiul. water was,
however, in demand, and II was IA suDlec1 oi
much rcgret that there was no spring upon
the premises. y goo" supply was soon %,
tanned however "o'" Wv ,r.
SPRING" and 10 one suffered from thirst.
There are s"Hera! eNceile'' "ho ''l''"'
springs In the vlctnity OF the Sfo"ii"' from
which a full supply OF cooi water may DC III
troducrd into IN" grounds, ana some ar
rangenent "i this sort VIII d"nh''eSH oe e'-
fected By the agents OF the society "nen per
manent Improvement" are commenced;
Arrangements i"r opening '"' '''' 't. Ia
ing been maze t"e iot'2"'"T 1ut''t:.
were named aS Judges: ''',''n - " ''S"'"I -
ton, esq, OF tauQu"' Cn.' IT, w. ''''I' 'Ii'H ~
Rappahannotk a., Va; auH ~. u
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CANAL Com NJ Z r c { .
ARRIVED, July 10.

U.
s,,.,,. Ciark = Cookeuiorfer, Oliver Ro-
"IS' ,,', ny, ',{ VIVA k.,. ro,l 70 r j. Ne.
,,;s.y
p,, r,rt 4 KIM coal 70 Frostburg Coal
ronnany
Rnp,S DIR r. l.. Botc!cr. ". f.. Webster, and D..
y M,C,ary. ,o.a "a Borden Mining Co.
Boats Sir John Franklin. G. 7. Newman, and
Josiah VIII. coal 10 g. VI. Franks.
Eoats Ida Lee, 8 Ieillcbvrycr Smith Herd,
AID c. Arlingrr, coal to American Coat Co. .--
x.cp.Nn ,rry,-r, r,t;Iv the nominal
,;,,, - HTTrElTTIDGE and LANE. Mass
,;,.;r,, ~ ~. >t,:r Riufts Democracy will be
: lI;n 3~,,+ If IYcFl,N HALL. ON Washing
80 ~, ;,,.,., A;nx,nlr;a an Turn,oa,
T,,, -; fy,L IN.
~ LN'E'', III. ~! u.s. -..,,,,,o ,rnl "a
IN" i"'''"inS "'>'''s" ''''" ''''''' ''''D "'''
dress inc 'n.v1'ns ,,.,.,., .., y;.s;,,;,,;
ZION. l.. T. WGarALL. OF Texas.
Hon. A. B. MEEK. Of Aahama.
Hon. l. l. SrsruE>S, Of Washington Territory.
Hon. " c. Pace OF Missouri.
pon. \. CHrE,uwELI, OF Tennessee.
Ronrnr OrLp, and NJ. NJ. CLr>Kr, eSqs.
Thu. citizens Of the neghhoring cities and coun-
ties are invited to attend.
\ 'N' oa,H wa. 20 II, -''g',l''' - ,ock
"'''
> ,..,..,,,,,,,.---,.-,
- FOR N&J kALGlA' NEh' W hrAD
ache, Rheumatism, Gout N"nhne>@, fart'ai IA
raySis, and i.oss Of Sleep o'e the celebrated
IQLt ANODI w. For every species OF lhl'"'
Or Lung Difficulties, from that Of Sore Throat to
v=,rene Consumption. Us" the NV fkSAL
Nr8 IN rrrnh,.iny nr hr,or p,roSnsnr call for
1 -. ~, ,,,5,tl, ,.s,;J, ,nII 17scrp,ion
80 ,,' p,,;,,' ,riI find IN ,hrm ey,rv
thiY, 4. >trenoth.n confidence. is 7--dIclw
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Obituary.

Dover, ~ H., July 9.-~M"sts Paul
Agent OF thc Cocheco Manufacturing Com
ranv, died this morning.
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vr,y YoRK July lo.--Flour is heavy; State
20, S525; Olio So. "a $3.50: Southern sou
-, -. ~ Wheat i, heavy western white i4Sc.;
@ ,%s6l3Sr. Corn is lower; mixed $40 Doe.
T'' =, !, Trn aud quiet Lard is firm. "hiSkey
s 0'" Stock. are 9ctiye and higher; Va :
- -. -. >i5