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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
8efanntmntbnnnen
9ambu' stslmerit. padctIa6rt. Qctisn- @eIeutaft
SamIpffcbiffabrt

paI'enrs une sirp sjprs, oia spittbanptpu,
saHtslts etnseriDtttsa srsBen sifsrnen ~pslfromrfl6in!
Sprulfia, 1000 Cons, Capt. Sroutmnnn.
a Ia, 1900 Sons. Capt. Sdwrnfrn.
Sarpnta, 300 Sons, Cart. Gtiers.
Sbtss wesen ibrer lbn,usn uno elidlinen 5obrten rabm.
''9lt Sstagnie 0ampflbtfe werOen T]e8tlmdBis am
ertisi ano 6uufSebntsu jspeu Npndts
e2n Stem 9urf uno lamburo. viz Sputbamston trrsnir, ,rh
nrbner 9aHeSisre psr gsw BORT mad, '
81 ~fsteeHrsn @reilen: N
Srte Saiate 500.
Smels Sailtet SIS.
S~wn9ehptd -. .r. 80.
Son pdInburs nab Ssrp yurf:
grile Gailts S1I2.50. 9peitc Comic Ia omist.ns,4
S45 SSessn @oiuse wrnpe man lid, an "
So giihars, Spas It. Gaip.
lo Srpabwap 9terp 9iarr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
G. Cote, & CONN
lUirtbGhafts- Gr6fnuno,

Wtetnen Sreuneen unb Dem sccbrsen putlitum
o,s er9ebenlte anseisc, rae i6 Die iber BON L>rn.
ytont9en an fceua ALsp nabs Wainfr. osfiibrte
sStrtsl@att thernpmmen babe, unS pas i'd mid,
lfeaen perce. rurh quite @strGnfe uup ~oufmerf.
lanne Strtsnuns bieie 96irtbi&aft an elmer BON
Oeuti@sn mieoer germ ~beiuthten su MAIDEN.
Gang erseeenf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
s. vs.. 2iuueinamm,

ubrma6er unp @ptpurbsiter.
Sfcartra6c, ,milhen Der 5. uuo 6.
Weinsn 6rsuuren unp prm eeehrten putlifum
Die NuSrtae, paB i'd an obiae II Vldbe eimeu us.
ren' uno Scweucrp- Store er6fnet babe, mplelbli
th cine Arpse NuSpabl Der 9cihmldvuQiten in
pteles @eihdft rinlhIdscnre Nrtitel iabre. percn
@uts s%arantir nnp e%iei:Iben gu auBercroentlid
biliaen Nretitu Yertauir.
9teparainren jeper Irt werbeu lhnsQ unp 6if-
lt9it beiOrgt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
@sUrse, 8 ummers
Yrdmium
GaHee 0Hemi.

0iit einem 9adten pom oieier @fTen3 tann mau
4 DfunO ssbrannten @afee %eriporen, unp @afte
rpn pie!sr @1en5 gsmntt, bebGlt ppaFpmutn BEN
reinen @nfesselhmad bel, miro aber frnf In ais
ten 16eilen anseusbmer uno i6mad5after, erbdlt
cine it6nsre 5arbe, ais Don bIOS srbranntem
@a1se unO III %bsfimmt 9%eiinper fur S~ersrmann,
unO pirD Scatommsn flar. ctne RAP iUnl stwa5
nptbptnois II, OrnIeIbrn tlar gu MAIDEN.
2u baben Sci q. S5t>ter II. 6 %.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Gputbier S. 9later,

SO. IS 8taintr., 3wil6en Der IA. II. 10. StraGe,
erlauben FA biermit iGren 6reuupen wie Dem
peutI6en Yutlttum uber6aupt pie rr9ebenite 9u
5ti9e gu MAIDEN, paB ife ibr nen etabiirtes
@eins nnb Gi0arren=GeicbGft
nnterm 9eutissn Gage rr66net baten.
Durh elm reihbaIti9es Eager Der teiten R9siu.,
frau56lihe unp llusar,B fiue. Saponne uHO 9lo
here Srauntwsine, 1tum uuO 9BbisfttS uno 6a-
9anna> unp Dpmeftc. @isarren in BEN Stanp
eeicgt, auen biliseu @nfcrOerlmgen 9%eHiistn ju
%fbnnen, wire es unier eiiri9ites Seltreben iein,
Durb Siai9tett Der preie unp IreuitGt Der Se.
Dienuns uns Bic CUNT pes pubIitums 81 erin.
gen uno Su erbalten.
RtGmpnb. ga, 5. @ai 1860.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Siroinild,er gSeiu.

Sir9iniider @sin.
Sr nnterSeiduete supdctlt bcm weinlie6enbeu Nublifum
feline lelbl9eic9enen @atdpbas uno Noro.S etSIin0 .SScine bee
items, etc er per Walpnt gu $l.25 uno beim 9uteno III
$3.50 gum Serfauf pftr;rt.
.Sn Der g1rtbihat bsieI6tR wtrben Die essbrten @dife
nit SSctn bel Der Slaide, gutter 29urt II. /. 10. 6erens BE.
otent uno Label gum Yeluf ~beriel6et freUEbtialt Elm
SQcpb Red.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
French Millinery!
Miaoanie 9

9fo. % Main. Strase, er6ielt Ireteu elm neucs
NIcrtiment ort 6itsn, Sano uno 8lumen, fer.
lter cine 9rcbe NIsmaGl Don &cpIyueen unr
OrrB.@ope. ben 0amen b~rlcnpers III empfe6len.
mei6e RE Syriras beluhrn. Ollie bteIe Q8aaren
%9ertauft jn aaBerproentlih biaiscn 0rcileu
Wapome Son,
9tp. 80 Wniuftr.
Sieics @tihaft lit SamStasS unp SpnutasS
geichtpGtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
ST. man,

~. t6l grUabRr., ;tpiI6en Der 6ten uno item
@Aent fur 6eiptfd's Geampasner,
an R'ttt rem btutf6en YutIttum lein ftif6 on.
Ne'"mmr"rs Pager pom Gtsarrsn. Deinsn. @bam
Pa8nsr. y,etrpsn, sebrannts @aneeIn. itsrjud
Ertsn GdlmuS &C., n6mli6
Ioa.e0O rrutI6e Gi9arreu, ALE Sranrs,
10000 Gpn6as Sapana,
2o.G00 fsnrp Clap Savanna,
10000 Erabucps 6apaua,
'I.0W' Nrincipe, CARA,
so PUrtn 86sinneine,
20 RSrbs 6etptid'f6tn G6ampaener, FIR
meIGrn i'd Asent bin son S Ills IA To-.
lass yer &orb,.
so Onernr 9ebtu6en,
50 pir. g pronnte Waubeln unS iiter,uf
ertcn Gdtmus,
nei@r GrtiF.l i'd gu tiligem prris eFerire.
81. @ap. Nat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Srdnf 0eeIte,
IL Brantfrrt 5'r Rem 9srf
6pla! Npli!

%VFOs IIVIN.
Nnterieifneter halt forlrpatrtub cinCn arsfcr 9prroib s,r
Giden- une .Gthtent;s better Sualitdi, unp fam tejnr
Sunoen hermit inter ben s~itn(ti9irn %eoinNtnee!i perieber.
Sei &dulcn pom > 8IaItern iYtrp has l~9sspaGcur fulterfret Be-.
lorat. Btlraltt9en, pelhe biuteflalItn iperben bel Oabnep n
eote oper gec, Y. 0unolep, SrOooilraee, Iopie in Ger 6pE;.
n%leeerla9e an Srraolr., nabe 8rppfe 9lsrnne peroer. srpalpt
.elorSt. gretie: D0s bette Gt6rpkptS III $3.50, unn
panLenbpl3 81 $500 per GOyo. 9ameS q. Mccre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Sefalu,t,na cbmmeeu.

Gem sestrten @ubltfum erkitben mir uus
bierlnit bic ereebsnite an;etae gu MAIDEN, pab mir
~unIsrcn GinsStore nab unIerem neuen uno ae.
rdumissn Sauis SIC. 1SS 8roacaraee 3mtl&sn
Der 5. uuo 6. nsrIs9t BADEN.
Sur ras uns tisher 9sl&eutte 3utrauen tefens
%oanfenr, %erlautsn mir uns, aud Isrns7 I'm pas.
;ielbe ;u bitten.
8tr fibren teltanois etn rsiGtaltises Eager
a0er Scrtsn Sefen, Sle6waaren unb aler an
rsreu IN infer gel6dft fhlasenoe artifel, Die
mir, pa mir nnr fur Saar ~faufen, su Dem biqia
fen 9reilen pertauftn fGnnen.
Das Deden Der SGuler, Ioipie 8eparaturen
fper @rt werbsn l6neu, gut nnp biuisf teiprst.
6ptBbauer u. BRO.
SG> Gin Snabs, Der eas Siunsrs @eItGft ,u
%erlernen wiinl6t miro eeiu6t BON ben Sbiacn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
pGiIipp 8cpp.

Grnblinss- unp Scmner gBaaren fir 1860.
: ute, WuBen uno st 80 @aaren
DIG untsrnt9netcn 9asen icbt ~rcrritbis unb gum s3erfauf
rtrait 6clt 9s:S. 9iplestm DrcB Oats Der fciniien S,,oIitSt
anp gu lepem @rttie llete ~sprrt:bis uno pereen oucb IpIbs orf
Seltelun8 a%n3etrItist. lint eincu Srluh bitten crarbcnif
". g. 81 pprc n III "A I'M
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Mn bic Oamen N%iidmpnha.

Nt DIT Ou!HeN Jlldnlpnp6.
Waeame sauce Coon Ynris(, bic 6et Der
lsbtsn SaiE I'M Msdnntss Snifitut fur ibre 5ate bas
FGRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
:rbislt, BAT 233 8rpabilraBt, nate Der 3ten, Gin neues unb
r.iabaItises Eager oOn MIllinsrp- 2Salrn er0 fnet.
Nlabame 8. bat fe Gbre ben Damen Ridmon:s ap,u>
iet9eu, rap ibr Eager polL Bon nets uno @illinerp.
Baartn Fer neuelten franiollten 5acrn uno 0efdsmad
%lneeb6ren; sIei6faua ~Yrrrdtbis Die nsultea YIriltr II. Ntrys
YOrfsI Mpotn IN @Oinnrss, 6eatbers, gBreatbe, &tbbOns
nno HaCse. N,acams IS. wrS Die grObte @ufmerffamfeit auf
ale ibr 3u &bell werDenpen @uihase psrfpeaear, unO iGrt
YOnnerinnsn fORnen f6 YerF6trt eI!teu, Dap liz nur auto
anO 9elAmadpol an09sfubrts NBaare biltAit srhaIten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
9Sm. Mantel's

~@NWs NNWWItI
SSirttl6aft unp aesrbier.S alun,
Sde &lart II. Dusal Ctr.
Nttinen Sreunpen rno benz sesbrtsn beutl6sn @ublifur;
Die e%reebene AnSeiqe, paB I'D ueben rleinem Gjroeerp Gtore
cine 9Shtbibaft uno 9aeerbitf> 5alen er6Tnet babe, rpplcl6t
tets bic Soften Getr6ufe ]eeef Mrt, Spm beien Rbeinpcin
Bis gum aue9eieidnerien 2a9rrbier gu ba6e. iinb.
I'm freuHolihtn 3ulprud bitkt % nj. APanttL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Oa~mpfihtffabrt sp'lheu 0tiamunp II. Wtp sJOrt

Oampilhiffabrt 3wilhcn 9tiAmpno II, Ne.p 9Jort.
Die betben srpBen uno beqNcm rinoeritteten See Dontsf,
lNiI1t "SamestppI" uno ,,9tpouOte" neroen REM reiienbtn
ynpli'sm CUR SenIbung beltCne ~exYfobisn. Der Saprpr,is
teira9I ~ ocr Sojute incl. Sett unO 0Ol SIS, unS I'M 8pis
epenoef 50. : Die IS mre;apn" DertaGt itrelAgBtmf an
hodetts leoen Dtenltas tm 4 lhr HatmittaeS, rdbr;nb Bic
yGeadele" Ieeen 6retta9 ul q ubr AbepeS BON @ip Wemt
a%bI49rt SBsr pas Iestere Damrfi8id tenueeu nil, BAT lid
9el cen unt,r5ettneten ein 6abrbiutI gu l6len.
SrdGf wwo btlt9lt Gn9enonnen unb plnittldf ~6efsrbert
YalaSeprets na2 NOIfplt $500.
9.25l
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
Sebt aus nab
27 MaiaSft a6c!

Die t%iai9itsn DRY 0cobs in 8idhmouoI
5000 yarSs fb5ne sebrIdte gattune ron G bts s Gents.
fpertb l24 Sts. fhbne SatpuS ron S bic - Cts. +; Bic finn.
ten SHUTTER unp bette SusIitit son SaccnttS, Sraan5icS.
Eareyss gu Den b%tat9lten @reifen; i60ne 6anep<SiIfs an
Setcerrohe su 50 Gts. unp ~aufndrts; Stella Sbamls III
81 une allTparts, ut alien Garbeu, ~. tb ben creifaden 9e-
tra9; buffers gu 90 9ts. leie. Niontiuen III 81 so. S.. 25
Noroio's rnb Grteniipr StrtS pen 25 Cts. an o~rlfuSr!S. Sic
%stuisltel in &thmcne; bic fttnfen iran;. ReebIs .pcrfeb
SaeIes epGarS uno @aribris Sanss gum talbeu 0reiic;
6le"tto unp brsipn Sbtrtins, Sfcstine, 9illpw, cafe, Ntus'
I'm, SpiptItn9, Gable Gletp, Sii gIptB, Carpets, Gombries.
epsdS uns Sroib NIuslins gu erfaunrnsmerth piQiesn arejs
len; Naoiss @aitere nit peels III 81, 81. % unb oufp6rts:
gfdrpete, :ato uro Scat Fin S&ube nit 6ecIS ,u 81 .i23
uHp ouiipdrts Nftles une gtiIoren'S @atisrS In allen Tms
ben uno 81 aaen YrSltn, Ypn % gts. on ~oufpdrts; Ienc
SacteS ShpperS su 90 Sts.; Nlrns SIppsre III 62I Gts.;
feule 9Selpet ep. gu 81 9ts.; Sriprs Sice, 6 cnSreF @aiiers
Salt- Tin Shube fur 9crrer, anaben uni Serrants.
sSsr 20 bis 81 pSt. lparen mill, sebs pbme 81 men mad
% @oinar. Sotrpb erin
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'G. A. FAUCHE, e
(SUu pnTisl
j b rmaAer uno SeweGter

1874 NtathsStraBe, jpii9en Der 9ten unS 1Oten.
@. y. 8au6s, Der felt pierlnpspanSis Se6ret IN beu
Qcneen une 9lep YOrt ~belb&fti9t mar, {. ;aubt lid bcn 8ir.
germ RidSOurs be alnSei9e gu matben, ba5 er 233 9roaSnr.
Gin eerdrtiees 9tl9att er0Hnet bat, unO fa frsusn ipiro, abe
sb'utn un0 Sr 3airiereLbsit a~nsflsren ~ s5nr m
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8 o a t ; c T 8

Soarbers
tjnnen Bel llnteraeiHnstcm Pets freunbIi6e 3in-
} or unp CUTE &pf srbalttn. Auh lteben eini9e
S;nmer an lepi9e Serreu gu sermietben bel
Sobn 81 arrbauen glSt.,
am gleuen Marft.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
The Lord Mayor Elect OF London.

Your correspondent e. T., Ia bis remarks upon the
Lord Mayor elect Of London, shows ,ha, he knows
nothing Or the subject II Is true Sir W. cgb!tt Is very
eminent builder. He takes tne designation OF "Fsh
mouger," however, from being msmser OF tho Fsa
monsers Company, Of the ancient guilds Of The City
Of london According to is charter person can carry
bus within the city limits without being free
OF Of the compar les can he hold any civic
dignity without being also a Liveryman These priyi.
egee be may get by inheritance from his father by ap
prentceship or By purchase, payment CT pretty heavy
hereditary right through many generations mans ousi.
has 10 majority Of cases anlty " the name
OF his company. IN Apprenticeship the will often
occur. 10 purchase . man mas make his choice The
Fshmonrers Ia OF the olicst, anf believe with
tro exceptions, the weathest company, and II Sir W.
Cuoitt got his privileges by purchase IL would be a very
natural proceeding for him 10 select Of the best
pAnits Yours W. W. c.
ocIourR n, fseo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

,r.ne He then vent 20 reci.e some OF his
exper,enoee IN . Western diocess he further stlled
,hal in the wide ncd Of tho United states, oaI o. ns
thvtv m,ous OF inhabitants there were not more tnan
one illon who even proessed the Episcopallan hhu,
and certainly not than one hundred anu ni .noa
sand who were commandments he, .s i
the sneaker aid not undervaue the ranances AZ proper
times places and easons but be oontended In favor OF
teaching pure Christianiv ~ ne CIV inc necss LOT
alusons 10 Ireland and stated that during tns terrible
anime the the drst 70 render assistance
An the Of need. He said the new society mad been
charged with OF loyalty 10 the church. He contend
ed that the parish Of st. Georges had done IN the
cause than any other ordinary six parishes In the diocese
principles Of the church, but was in favor Of the teaching
Of true Christianity,
Tue Rev Or NEWTON moved the next resolution
Resolved that selscsng persons LABOR
w Distinctly and fsiihly sssch Inc great principles Of the
Gospel e maintained By e Aposes by the ref9rnsrs Of
The Episcopal churches Of Enssnd and ths United stsisa
In the course OF his remarks Mr. Newton compared the
working Of the old missionary system 10 The sendag out
OF the British troops TO the relief OF Lucknow, and
pictured their discovering, when there, hat all
their powder useless, and their bread made OF
dust. What would the Queen Of England have done
when abe discovered such outragea In the
Of her Amy but TO rise and inquire into the matter and
relieve her treated armies 50 must the Soc ETY. do IN
like manner. The wrong bread had been givea 70 the
pan ties thirsty for the bread OF life and xas their tnty
TO that the true nourshment be given that should
give life 70 The soul. He also compared IL TO farmer
planting tarcs and expecting whoa. for his harvest
DR.. TYING, very humorous strain seconded the re-
solution and the OF his remarks alluded 10 the
late visit the Prince Of Wales when the occasion OF
the ball persons Individually mad expended thousands 70
crafty simple riosity with regard 70 royai poy
whom he heartily wished Heaven 70 bountfuiiy bless
and he thought that when the King ~ Kings was ns est
ed there should be no niggnd IN Supply OF iuuas
The resolutions were AL adopted.
Aner collection had been taken up the meeting was
dismissed with the benedetlon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
yrnH OF CLOSING AT THE xw yoKx ofFfc..
The ro~ oeee nov closes hsligNsi air o'elcx ~ IN
Dos ssr,s Sorss~Abany, Bunso md Canals s.s r n
sssrs mai. VIC E9is Ar IS Az ana j.. r q
s.sra .i ..s n ~ - sS. ~ 40. .ss
sssuAr NAM. On Sunday al msls close ms cses
CAElroasii. ny zsannshis -, q Thursday No.
ne Overland s NAV foi c.rforas is.ve. !,
Lss.sr designed fos u ahorh be marked Over
l&nt ~ loua.
Lsse csiy. caves ei JC~eph every Monday ~
nnr~isy, AIS a. ". L~iisrs shoald es msrkef
Overland. wa 81 Ja~-ph"
q. rlrrs. nv seanship -. % Thursday. NO.
snls. Asrs % se asy sr,.r he arrv., q Zach snsr
nsse Quart rseset 81 Tits pwt beng cnee
WI nais ior me Bahama 1ssais 70 - Asted
r''''' s:. s: sss Ts. Nd sssrss c
hAvssA.''"'hy resr.r ishsr CITY, on THURSDAY. :, .
slsssras.. ~ ssesner nalsps,a Monday ocs a fn
rTkx or CLOSING AT rTn LONDON oyyrcu
8ouSAys..Ihe OVERHEAD Man Bombay closss rsndos
~ folovs-ya Narcotics on ~ u end lnA q
sssh mouth. VI south~npsos Ne iSA N
unrsrra. 81 lob, isA, M -sa xarpsaies "a. I'm.
Arh, 9Th. via sou,hsmptaA
ousi, As =. n.r. .s {. Ne ieA ard - Via seuIs
AsrsAiiA. Wa sNxslles sne sses ne lea Va sosss
srrtnc asd suss IRA
w Va sswss s,ss - ;. ss IS - ns sssx
ssss. sSean sry q 1sss ssiss Nj sasday ss nsn :
ssssAs an ,sss s. re s.vs..Asa . u. ~
sbcve ksnd Of keee sates fxxl euDxay ~
EsiA dssvstehsd Ix< u<SAns prsvsoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the ~
npoere in this city during the week ending October "a
the range Of the barometer and Thermometer the
ton Of wind currens and the sAte Of the weather .,
three periods during Zach day, viz al A. NJ and a1d
q O'clock p n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
slSl.AL-l-.r1- l!.rE-lYl 2
! |li||lf||If /
Non IsIS SI,,lS w.IS.sI.; x W Ss,Is.ls wy :
We'd. ll7lp nlsls W. lN1lss p Ip5llsols W lisl -

REMARKS.
saturday-Mcrnrg clear afternoon and night overcast
sunday-horning overcast; Afternoon, rain; night,
heavy rain
yondsy-Morrlug clear; afternoon, overcast; night,
clear
Tuesiay-Clear al day and nigh,
wedresiay-Motniug clear; Afternoon, cloudy, night,
clear
ThurscsyMoruing clear afternoor eoady; night, clear
and moon ght
Fridsy--Mornng and afternoon cloudy night, rain.
Saturdsy-Coady. blowing fresh all day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
Fiysf Anniversary OF the American
Chui m Missionnry Society.

Fiysf AnniysuAry OF the American
Church Missionnry Society.
me first anniversary OF the American Church Mo
ssonary Society held last evening In 81. Georges
church. sauyvesant square. There was Z very fair at
tendance Of persons al the opening Of the meeting the
seay Of the church being wen filed with both gentlemen
aud ladies'
me proceedings Of the meeting commenced by beauti
MI yolnp tAry being played the powerful organ OF The
shurch, during the performance Of which large body OF
s,srgymen, heated by Dr. Tying passed along the centre
niss Of The church. The speakers, &C. taking mp ther
psaas the PLATFORM while the other gentlemen OF the
sssoal body occupied stDgs In the neighoorng pews
N the unavoidable absence Of the President oil the
pssaety (the Hon Philip Williams Of Virginia. me chAr
was taken by the John stene, D. d. Vice President
ne following hymn was given out and sung oy me
shok:-
Tr,un phant sioni M thy head
From dust ana dai kness, and he dead
Though humbied long, awake at lengtn,
And grid thee with my Sayour's strength
PM all thy beauteous garments on,
And let thy excellence oe known
nacked h Tho robes Of righteousness,
The world my glories shall confess.
No more shall foes uncl san invade,
And OIL thy hallowed walls with dread;
No shall hell's insulting host
rfer victory and thy sorrows boast.
God from on high has heard thy prayer,
HIS hand thy ruins shall repair
Nor will thy watchfn Monarch cease
To guard thee in eternal peace.
~ IRvEe then real the opening collects, after which
chs Chairman and stated that rising TO discharge
She Office OF President Of that meeting he he
would have the sympathy Of every member present when
sney considered the interrogation OF Providence w,ich
them Of the OF the actual President
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SfEAKS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
me most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in The
i h pest asSortn ent of every tIcle in the an
csl me can be found: and positively only establish
ment IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRJr rs cnr
be made and repaired in a proper manner ' - '"n
Chronometers for sale or hire
80, JAMES T. KEMP K Co,
So Successors to Haggtr Brother
4 HRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS.
and
GLOBES
80 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENr OF Tup ,povE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE " Inn Apo'
PETER WALTHER
For,ar1, ,r;., 49,, - .,o,r, - 10 W Frat street
BLUNT, New York. YIN L. S s w. "
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fEfP TfrlV
between the DepOts the Route - W J''e " c""ge
PASSENGERS by this Line comortanie ght,s ,as
O inc bay steamers ana are privileged Ian Orr at g
at T pDHn AM resume res their trip by daylight
ana hlIadepha by this Line will have Their bae arn
checked from those cities to BAY BOATS from wIpIecE,
will he checked to different points South ~ ''N'e Il
Iurther information and Through Tickets (which aye
pSgv we Gg Sa or MAJ ine apply NEW YORK at the
gerry bndings foot of Courtland street. n C. Perce 81
also at tle New Jersey Railroad Office, foot OF Courtisnd
street Ut at ~ Broadway, Barclay street ahov
nf ASt9r fouse In PHILADELPHIA at the Companys
once n W corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets NJ
at the Depot 1road and Prime streets and in al TT
hVh at the olce baltimore Steam Packet Conn foot
otmhlon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers '
fG a'G ana coInmQdlGus new and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete with every rom.
ort ana convenience, have been added TO the inc The
Line belg now composed OF the splendid steamers IOIriSI
ana, Capt G. W Russell ami ADELAIDE Canaan las
Ga9h having unsurpassed state and berth accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
ny$ wharf UNION DOCK, FOul or CONCORD STRE FT
Daily, Sundays excepted, " EEL
o.,,.,,.,.. ~ ~ At AZ, O'CLOCK, r. M.Va
Nfihimedlat2y after the arrival ufte EXPRESS TRAIN
"iilI leaves NeW York at a IL PHILADELPHIA AT ID
Nj The following is the Schedule:
Eey York, 7ococs A. ii Portsmouth, al a 81 cclkA
Baltimore ~ " +. M.IWiin,iTgtcn At g a a ~ a.
For Augusta, Charleston and TIE south ia The Morcbes
ter Railroad now finished " Wv -"'Leiea'
80 The train from Weldon in moo =.
Wilmington and Raleigh 'S e'e' ~
Passengers for Richmond and Fet,rsburg or anv o,ba
points on e James River connect with james RiyIr boats
cary ss- P PeNt morning after leaving Baltimore.
VIM Me!dGi Iousn1To BeauoTt, Warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable route. VI y Il Al ! I! all"
Baltimore, June l6 1860. ie25-tfi resident 1sitie
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FoRTHE EASTERN
A. ,,t,,

'azaatth AND WESTERN SHORE
John H. kirwan, leaves herwiari on Light STREE ar ~
S%nGeni FOR GiQPTANK RIy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
anu Sal CkLA1 MORNING, at ! O'clock to1r,in,, -
anhdse' S Goas P"Ht Castle Haven, Sherman Pier
usnsIt hart CABIN Greek MedfUrd's Wharf Pfoyi
uenct' Eastern, wa Dover Bridget Kinpsown CiInr,s
\, mt f9tters Landing and Denton Returning llsves
Ienton hF FH1 THURSDAY AND MONDAY M0RNiEt!o
at 9,ock TOUCHING at the above named Landings
,,I Leaves Tor ANNAPOLIS and WESl EIVER7 EVERY
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING Rrt r,rr Wv En-
ay Found Trip Tickets Tor these days st. Freight must
ap25-tf
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StfanrbDats.

Es.slkr~-S FOR PETERSBURG fyia CITY
T55fffSSse4far1sr POINT VA)-The steamer "RFtvi
WFfES6SiNyas 6S&go and VII leave Light STREET
hor lreisht or passage, apply to "'' e'''H'
1t J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
PR 5 Light street wharf
- FOR RICHMOND, va.
cevi1S sa The steamer "BELVIDERE" is now re
a T Ii s9 oc stEset wharf NEXT
',S'' Or passage apply to o. ,,,nr
PR Light street wharf.
.EEzsssz.asaszzsSS sorrpr,,y Great
FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, e city J FONT; LYycHBuRG, yA,KNox
AND i fi NJ 4 A 2 II GNT a 4 FHIS, Tenn
The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BRTyT6fiRp
now Laying Baltimore Ev cry WEbNESnIY ppd ar ar
connecting with the South Side Railroad To- INN Ti'} "a
knoXye, Memphis, and intermediae towns being X
The SHoRIEST, THE MOST EAPEDITlUUS
BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHr
10 all important points in Southwestern Virginia Tcnurs.
lama and Mississippi. F 70 ma
Goods recePted for through any of the aho, places
For further information time to The crc.a Sta
}. BRANDT. Jr,
Agent Powhatan Steamboat Co pany,
ST. No 5 Lights aei wharf
FOR THE SOUTH
sSszsztsaAss{5s RECT tR0MNEW YORK, J HILADEI.-
fHiA az ana ,Bv4LTlN 70 via the
70 NORFOLK, WELDON, vi LlIiINGroN, CHARLES
BIA' ATLAE Ia, M0NTG0MERY, An
SPRING AND SUMNER, ARRANGEMENT.
BAY LINE As4 fHsSSfgf sqRHddssys8 yi2
-,o, TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is subject
To NJ '' NEW ESBR r - Sa #SfB 15SP, N.
~. THROUGH TICKETS
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= gil EOTICE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

,-r war, 49,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
I'd Ia, iS@O, ne Steamer NARY WASHINGTON will lca'
ba,IIm9re Tor ihe PatuNent river every WEDNESDAY ar
SAIUk AH MORNINGS at clock proceeding as far uE
as lyon creek on Wednesdays. Returning, will leave L.,
on creek on thursday morning a'5 o'clock fer Balt,mCr
i iv'fve baltImore on Saturday morning at O'Clock e
MONDAY morning at O'Clock for Baltimore, calling at IL
usual landings on the river also at Plum Point and IN
Haven going and returning.
Fright received on Tuesdays and Fridays