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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

4 OFFER FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, UNTIL
il THE LIST DAY or stPTsMBRR small Tract Of Land
tanning about THIRTY-sIX ACRES with handsome Cottage
House thereon containing large AMI closets
with all necessary out houses for large family Is situated In
healthy country retired spot about half mile from Bowling
Green where there Ally mall and miles from MILFORD
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad The loca
good Female Boarding School II not sold pri.
vaey before the l day Of September will then that day.
PUBLIC AUCTION, the highest bidder the
partic address the undersigned Bowling Green
Caroline county Va.
TEsNs LIBERAL and made known the dAy Of sale
auI- wtds LAW A C0GHILI.
\ ana SALE IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY. viii
~ be sold FRIDAY the i+h September, SC at Ksysyi
Tract Of Land eo,ning 400 or hereabon belonging TO
VIM Watkins Jr about nile from Keysyie and be-
tween the Railroads. large portion Of well tnbered part
handsome fat n 4 creek running through the land.
There good Dwelling and the usual out houses the tract
TRIMS made known the day OF sale. Title good.
AddresI W. W. HENRY. Com'r In
Watkins eon vs.. Watkins, &c,
alIT-ctds Chalottc J. b..
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GRUCERIEs, DC, AT AUCTION.
nN THURSDAY, e3i August will SELL at 10 o'clock at our
~ auction store; n assortment Of Groceries Wig:
Western Bacon, SIDES and shouid,rL
Crushed and PoEdered "A !" "B" and &c" sugara
Cohse sugars
New Yok Extra Syrup.
Port and Syrup.
Java Coffee.
Cgas
Reetlhsd and Old Rye whiskey.
Pure Noas Rum.
koap and Candles.
Tannefs' OIL
Manufactured Tobacco.
Green and bllck Teas.
FREQ oh Brandy.
Cart, Port and Champagne Wines, &C. &C.
rsRxsUndtr $780, cash ti0O and oves months credit for
approved paper j. 4 @. b. DAVENPORT,
~ Auctioneers
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~ ! NE+M EN- IS ,,v,.
JAMES WOOD HOU Sc & co.
nANYIILE MILITARYINsTITuTE

NENEsIs Ply Marion HarlAnd Author Of "Aone &C. &C. &
Vol Appletons New American Cycopedia, Library STYLE
vol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALT OF sTOCK-wiT be sold At auction
at our Office on WEDNESDAY the 12h day Of September
~ ocoek thousand dollars Florida Railroad Coupany
York - - '' ~ Wv
au90-tds JOHN JINcIsrrp a any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
JAMES W. GREEN
d Adm'r de bonls with the will annexed Of
| Vim A Rnhertann- deci

OVER MANAKIN FOR SALE.-The Subscribers
IL sell publicly TUESDAY, I'd Of October next the above
Land miles Richmond,
side Of river In the midst Of the celebrated coal d and
contains about goo TO be surveyed before tie day OF a Of
which ground 200 cleared highland the bal
timber The improvements consist Of house.
stable house. houses neg ali
the Persons who wish the land before
the Of ,ae will be waited by Scott J the
Mr. Beamy the place. Letters OF inquiry be directed
T. Scott J suets Tavern PowhatAn county, TO G. Ash
lin, Wilmington. FuvAnnA county.
TKaMs made known on the day Of sale
EDWARD SCOTT Jr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
GALE UNDEn DECaFE OF COURT OF An

- INTEREST IN TIE VALUABLE KACE-H0ksEs PLANET
AND EXCHEQUE3 AND IN THE MARE FANNY WASHINGTON
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Of the city Of Rich
mond In the Of Hughes Hys.d Co. against stAke &C.
pronounced In vacation the Sn July 1850 shs the
Commissioners thereby appointed proceed TO sell at public
the city OF Richmond Monisy
the Sd September $780, IL o'clock fsr hot the nex;ar
Of the defendant W. ssrke Ia TIE horses
Exchsqusr Ia the Fanny Washington, which
Interest said Planet and onehA each OF the
Washington. Tems-One fourth
balance four months for negotiable notes. interest added salts
factory endorsed.
booded this country their performances being
by that oany other horses the turf whhen England
America. JAMES LY0Ns,c-,-.
aus-tds "A b. GUIGON eon IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

5000 Sp !SsrS SF HeS D. x. sa
Wellington Societies at the University Of Va 4thins are
being published will be for the University about
the LIST Of August Booksellers will be supplied liberal dis
eount G. BAYLOR, Agent JEFF and washingon Societies
gB- Pos iOfice .Inve. sity OF Virginia y23-dw &clm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
2A00 BAGS RIO COFFEE Ar AUCTION

on FRIDAY 2ith August Will ssn Auction commencing
al 10 oelo X Al the stoe ~ Ne4rs D1nop, Moncure Co.,
2iJO Bag very pine RIO cOFFEt in doub e sacI $ lust
mporei dir CT from Rio Janero annie Crenshaw
TERMS 500 cash. 500 morth. credit for APPROX.
ed paper CREysuAW 90
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GODDIN 4 ApPRRsn,


UUDDIN z AFPEKEON, Auc 8.
PSPe'sons attend the foregoing sale positive
assurance that the land will be sold wih reserve
aug2l-2aWtds a "a
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL.
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLs COUNTY, Az,


AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLs COUNTY, Az,
INSTRUCTORS.
VIZ. pNwIDDtE NJ A. (U. w Principal
JOHN DIEwrDls, Graduate wv.
J,n MURHAY, NJ A. (U w
A MAGiLL sNrrH, NJ A. (U w
VJHE TFr SESSION gill commence on the LIST September NEXT
and close In the last week OF the following June The course
thoroughly preparatory for the University Of Viz
gina, or for Any College.
Number OF pupils limited to sEvESTT Only two occupy each
dormitory.
Exclusive lights and towels $3.50 per session. 70 be paid In
advance 100 the LIST September and 40 on the LIST February
Yo Catalogues and further Information, apply 10 the Principal
iyi2-diWAet Sept LIST
NOTICE-To all whom it may cOnccrn.-Take
~ notice that shall by attorney Al the October term next
the Gre Ut Court for the county Of Lunenbug and state Of
vrgn petition the judge Of said Court order directing
Tn all money effects belonging the minor hets
Ardnger which they entitled heirs OF Hyde
In the hands Of Samuel saunde Com
missioner the county Of Lunenbug Va the hands Of Jno
Ardlnger Curator Of eaie Horace w. Hugh l., and
Adnger heirs the said jane A. Ardnger az the
county OF Missouri where the said minors
reside. JNo. II. ARDlNGkR, Curator and
au8-W4w Petitioner,
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
TUIHE Exercises OF this Institution will be resumed on
Wednesday the Pd Of October next Those deirlng inor
nation In Academic Department that Of Law,
requested IN address BENJ. EWELL,
iylI-et5Sept al william burg, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
THE next session open the last Thursday In September
continue without nterusson until the last Thursday In
June.
FACULTY:
WA SMITH D. President and Professor Of Moral Phi
losophy
wv B. cARR, A NJ , Prof Of Ancient language
r + MAseIE Prof OF Mathematics.
PuRIEAR A. NJ, Prot OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
@. sr,UBLT A. NJ Prof Of Modern LADguages
WM sHKP4RD, A. NJ assistant Prot Of Languages and MAth
emailes.
ROr Catalogues containing detailed Information, address.
Rev. wM A. SMITH,
ixtk- Colleee. Va
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SECOND EDITION OF CODE OF
VIRGINIA,

ICORICE-ucor ee Ia and stick, Of the spprov.
~ ed brands, In store and for sale ~ w. Peterson CO
au1T 1855 Main Street
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10 TEAOHNhS.
GENTLEMAN veil qualified TO teach LAln French and the
N other usually taught In small family schools BY
producing competency and good moral character
might procure n siua tion In my family, As teacher.
The class viii not number een begiHIers,
could not be expected 70 give large salary
good medical library and gentleman designing TO
medicine might make for the Of books
would like the school 10 commence oper-
atoms the first Of September October next gentleman from
the NortA or South either will be acceptable Address
J wIsTAR Wake, w. D.,
Ivo-etf winierpock p O., CHI sterheld CO Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
NEMESIS,

BY MARIAN HARLAND;
AUTHOR OF ALONE THE HIDDEN PATH AND MOSS SIDE.
WILL be on sac to-day a. NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
THE ERONY IDOL,
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WOOD ROTHDTN.

me resolution requiring he II indebtedness 70
J. " BENNETT,
ang-ewgs Auditor Of Public Accounts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
University of Louisiana.

aui3-dtf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
MGnftaru anh Commercial 8sbism.
R,1rIMnRE Anpnst % lS6


The transactions in stocks to-day were comparatively
light and the fancies rather heavy. Divi-
dend paying stocks however generally firm Bat
and Ohio Railroad continues to improve and it sold
to-day advance of to of dollar per share on
the prices last obtained for it, Sales of 260 shares were
made at the Board at sS3GS34 cash, and $sS4 Gs3h
buyer 60 days. and closed at $50 bd $S3S asked regu
lar way, the closing bid to day being sly higher than
that Of yesterday There nothing done In Northern
Central Railway but it left off at SEX bid, $22S asked
regular way these figures being under those bid and
asked for it Yesterday sale of 81 26S Baltimore City
6's 1875 was made at the Board at 1024 but nothing
was done in Railroad bonds. They however firm at
yesterdays figures There was inquiry for Bank
Union s76A, shares Marine al s3OX and IL shares
Bank of Commerce at s25. The Mining stocks all
rather heavy to-day Sales were male of 400 shares
Gardner Hill at S7G7b cash and time 500 shares Gull
ford at S2H time, decline of ~ 100 shares Rudse
at Sl56dlH, 200 shares Silver Valley at $lh and 4OC
shares Silver Hill at ST. this figure being advance
ll6 yesterdays price Silver Hill in New York
yesterday at s1K per share.
The market for foreign Exchange continues pretty firm
The rates to day follows viz: London bankers
bills, 1O9B9llo do commercial do, 1O9 H61O9A Paris
60 day bills, 5f13A; do. short do, SILK; Antwerp
5fl2H Bremen, 794 @79X; Amsterdam, 41H@41%;
Hamburg 81 X; Cologne 7SH Frankfort the Maine AZ
In New York to-day Erie advanced1k; New York
Central =; Reading X; Canton \; Harlem \; Cleveland
and Toledo 29s Michigan Southern n Michigan South
guaranteed 4 and Rock Island but Virginia 6's
declined per cent, and Galena and Chicago IN
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
Departure of the Prince of Wales from

MoNTREAL, Aug. 23.-The Prince of Wales left
Quebec to-day, with his suite, amid enthusiastic
demonstrations, salutes, cheers, etc. The New
York City Committee, to arrange for the reception
of the Prince at New York, we're met here by the
Mayor of Montreal and the American Consul Gene
raj and leading citizens. The reception speech of
the Mayor was responded to by ex- Governor Fish,
after which the committee were escorted to their
quarters at st. Lawrence Hall. Lady Franklin
arrived bv the same train
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

Rio DE JANEIRo-BaTk Campanero-1, ,ll3 kegs lard,
$40 buckets do, 1855 do, 80 tierces hams erce
butter kegs do, IA bbls patent OIL bbs lard OIL 775
bushels corn, 600 bushels brown stuff 400 bbls rosin
94l feet lumber cases spirits turpentne 1854
paper, boxes hardware, 80 dozen chairs.
ST JOHNS, n. F.-Br. brig Bellona.-2 900 bbls flour
JAMAIcA-Schr PrisciHa-1 $50 bbls flour, cases
furniture.
and heads
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Later from Ruatan--WaIIser, the Eilibuster.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-Later advices have been
received from Ruatan. Twelve Spaniards were
killed, eighteen wounded, and three Americans
slightly hurt in the capture of Truxillo. Walker
was still in possession. and had issued proclama-
ton in which he declared for Cabana.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
Iowa City Post Office

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Samuel Workman, Postmas-
ter at Iowa City, having resigned and at the same
time retained $4,000 of the Government money
the post-oflice at that place has been closed and
taken possession of by the agent of the Postoffice
Department Mr.. Workman has been absent for
some months.
Trot between Flora Temple and Brown Dick.
FONDA, N. Y, August 22-In the trot between
Flora Temple and Brown Dick, which came off
to-day, the former declared the conqueror
having made three straight heats in the following
time: lst heat, 2:32 I'd heat, 2:251a Sd heat 2:3S
Brown Dick was withdrawn the last heat owing
lampDass
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
SSeanhnat Collision

OswEGo, Aug. 23.-The steamer Niagara came
in collision last night with unknown vessel on
the Lake and sustained much damage. passenger
legs broken
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
NEW YORK MINING Manufacturers %
he Tribune, of this morning, says I:


At the opening of busn stock exchange tba
market was lower especially for New York Central
winch was sold down to S3H under exaggerated stories
OF he damage done by the rains and food Fonda The
oau VIII suner no serious interruption its business and
mas propaDy been even now repaired sufficiently to ad
mt the passage OF regular trains The decline in Nau
ok central affected the rest of the market In some
tent and there was decline from 10x nar cent in
majority OF the western shares with buf co s
however at the lowest points reached On the secnnd
cai te market became hrmer again. and the adjourn
ment the symptoms of recovery were quite percentibIe
advanced about as much they had declined in tbe
morning and at the Second Board there was brisk and
wesusained inquiry at prices higher than at the
close of yesterday. ~
The money market, if any change can be reported is
rather easier or call than yesterday The current rate in
stockssuch as Government and State Securties-bave
been offered as low as per The effort ito esablis
higher rates has thus far been only attended with partial
success and it somewhat doubtful il the crop move
ment Will create the activity expected market is
dull for foreign blle and quotations are
Sterling 1C9a G109%. Francs 5l64 a513A
Freights-To Liverpool 1000 boxes Cheese and 300
rkns Butter (per steamer) at 50s $500 bbls Flour at
3s 3D.; 100 900 bush Wheat in bags, at 11A@12d; l5
OCO bush Wheat per seamer) private terms hhds
Tobacco, at sos. To London 5000 bush. Wheat in
bags, at I'D. 5000 bbls Flour 3s 3D. To GLASGOW
$4,000 bush. Wheat in bags, at ION 11d vessel from
St. Johns to Liverpool with Deal, f5 Is Cd A brig
with 10000 BUSH Wheat, in bags Cork, and market
at 15h schooner from Sagua La Grande New York
with Sugar, at $525 per hhd brig of 23S tons to
Windward Island at 20 cts. per bb brig of 200 tons
TO Jacksonville and back with Flooring Boards at $40
per NJ feet bark of 346 tons of Cuba and
back with Sugar, at 1913 per hid, port charges paid
brig of 200 tons to north side of Cuba and back with
Sugar, at S5.75 per hhd and Molasses on deck at So
port charges paid.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
Reported Battles with the Indians.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 22.-The ST. Joseph's agent of
the pony express received by the last arrival a
note from the agent at Salt Lake City, announcing
the detention of the express, in consequence of a
fight between Lieut.. Perkins command and the
Pawnees, in which II Indians were killed, and
soldiers badly wounded.
A fight had also taken place between the en-
ployees of the Overland Mail Company and the
Utah Indians at Shell Creek path, in which five
Indians were killed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
IMPORTS AT BALTl MORE
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


CHINcHA IsLANDs-Shp Var Hatck-1 ,O67 tons guam
Earril Rrnthers
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The New York Tribune and Erpress and the AL
bany Evening journal are at present engaged in
kind of triangular fight, personal and political.
Their neighboring contemporaries look on without
seeming to care who whips.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
From Pixies Peak.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 22.-The Denver city express,
with dates to the 4th instant, arrived here to day.
silver lead mine has been discovered near larry
all sixty-five miles from Denver city 1t is report
ed that the ore taken theretrom yields from 500 to
$3.50 worth of silver per ton. The question of or
ganizing State government for the Pixies Peak
region is again agitated. Several meetings have
been held in reference thereto, but no important
action has yet been taken The number of emf
grants returning home is decreasing. Business at
Denver city was generally dull.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
DOMESTTC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, August 22.-Molasses-u
eoyado is in improved demand-sales of 200 hhds at
26 cts for sweet 20 do do at q cts for good quality
at SO cts. sugars-Raw have been n fair request at
steady ratessaes of 036 hhds at 6K7xcts for Cuba
7197b cts for Porto Rico, and for English Islands
also $50 boxes Havana, private terms. Refined are
sIeady and in moderate request at 9X@pX cts for
crushed, ground and granulsted Whiskey-Ths market
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

THE LATEST FARoE.-The Prince of Wales will be
relieved of some of his surplus cash in New York.
Already the GOthamites are speculating. The
great difficulty is to find suitable accommodations
for his Royal Highness, and it is understood that
he desires to pay for what he GETS the applicants
for his faunnr ara rathar nnmnrnns- A half-dozen
hotel-keepers have proffered their entire buildings
the principal of educational institute desires
to be favorably considered, and the papers have
turned the matter into ridcule by publishing sug-
gestioDs from sundry individuals of comic turn of
mind. One man, in view of the crowded state of
New ork buildings, and the danger of fire, offers
the Prince the of his ticket to sleep and
ride on the Staten Island ferry boats another sug-
gests that the Pewter jug will be found convenient
and that the Prince, in he adopts it as his
headquarters, will be supplied with liquors gratui-
tnuSlY from the hands of the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

A meeting is to be held in Upper Marlboro on the
9th of September next, for the purpose of organi-
| Oar
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

The increase of all these cities is so much greater
than that OF Cincinnati to indicate that the cen
sus OF 1870 will be looked forward to with peculiar
interest 1t will be that in the cases of all ex
cept Cincinnati the ratio of increase has been very
great. Taking the same ratio for the progress of
the next decade, we have the subioned result
Cities. 1860 Ratio ls7o
Cincinatti 16l 900 40 per cent 225 900
st. Louis, ...s.......... 10000 90 292 600
Shlcago, ................ 10000 400 100000
flitspurg, ............:. 10000 49 191 900
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

MORE SLAYERs MISUNDERSTANDING the excite
ment attendant upon the arrival of the New York
acht Squadron at Newport, vessel that had been
repaired at that port left suddenly. Suspicious
were at once aroused that she intended for the
slave trade. The Newport Neos of the 2lst instant,
says the aforementioned vessel answers to the des
cription of the schooner ErpresS, of Newburyport,
took out regular clearance from here on the 10th
instant for New York, while she was yet on the
railway, and was consigned to P. b. King, of New
York. Her entire cargo, as stated in her clear
ance, consisted of fifteen sacks of spOnges. Her
consisted of four men, or was so represented, be-
sides the captain, Joshua F. Dickens. She sailed
from here on the llth day ofAugust, in the after
noon.
The Express registers seventy two TONS and is of
such model as to have the appearance of being half
loaded when in reality she is only in ballast She
has for the past two three years been in the
plOy of Charles Tying, Underwriters Agent at Ha-
business in the neighborhood of Key West. OF
what may be her present destination we are as ig-
norant as any one.
The Third Annual San Francisco Directory shows
the population of the city to be 78,0S3, of whom
49,343 white males, 1885 are white females
$50 Chinese, and sos coored. The floating ele-
ments of that city have decreased during the year,
while the permanent portion has gained Since
June, 1853, nearly 400 new buildings have been be-
gun completed, of which lao are of brick. Sew
era of the latter for sodty size and architecture,
would be noticeable in any city in the Union. Inc
number OF buildings in the city and county Is re,
turned at lOl23 OF these, S,603 are OF WOOD, l46l
OF brick, Al OF iron. of adobe, ana OF stone' Inc
number Of liquor sellers in San FRANCISCO ~ esnma'
ted at 500,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

The following table shows the condition of the banks
in the four named cities:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

A Mr.. Henry Clay Dean, of Iowa, has cbaI
lenged any political opponent to meet him upon
the stump The Iowa papers say that he washes
his face and changes his shirt only once wear. bnt
that he is a powerful speaker. We think he must
be strong one. His competitor will do well to
get on the right side of him-and the right side
would be the MindMard side LnuioriIIA f..Nr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

WHAT CONSTITUTES LEGENDARY DOCUMENTS
The following letter to Mr.. A. S. Evans, Post
master at Vienna, (Md.,) will no doubt be read
with interest, as containing an opinion from the
Department in regard to the circulation of papers
deemed incendiary:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

Loans. Specie. Circuln Deposits |
n. York Aug IL l2995049 q 0OS,76l 9OOS CAS- 50 56
Philada Aug H. 26oS5,3T 477l37 2S54,653 l55sS,3S
Boston Aug H. 81 60 1000 50630O0 7,lO lS,7OO 500
N OrlEs Aug 4, sl9 32!2 50 S597S SO 526 s5446
Tota .s?l0S g 565 40 69O,5l 2s5.7 1872 a9l 957
Last ,927 Al PSI $50 1872
Increase. S2S6, 633 -. 80
DC e5En- -ci
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

The New York Journal Of Commerce says the
Great Eastern, during her stay in this country has
nrnhahlY made not less than $50, 600 clear.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

Col. Baylor and his brother George, two notable
Rangers, are having good time in Texas As "a
reward for the deeds of valor which they have
lately performed, the people are overwhelming them
with barbecues. George is described as quiet,
amiabe, determined young man. That no one NAV
doubt that he is distinguished by the two first char
acteristics is stated that he Killed five Indians in
a recent fight.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

The city of Truxilo, where Gen. Walker has
landed, is the principal port of Honduras on the
Atlantic side, and has population, of four or five
thousand The harbor is defended by several forts.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

The London Chronicle, of the 9th inst, in an arti
Gle on the slave trade has the following language
lf the Republican candidate for the Presidency of
the United States succeeds, England may hope for
more genuine and genial cooperation against the
slave trade than has yet been obtanable 1t is not
improbable that terms may be agreed upon for
mutual right OF visit, to the great advantage of the
honor of the American hag"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24

IL Is not presumable that these figures for 1870
approximate to accuracy. Pittsburg and Cincinnati
may grow faster than they have done. Chicago
cannot expand in anything like the ratio of the last
decade. ST. Louis, for the past two or three years,
has not made the progress of its former era Still
the calculation is enough to make the race between
the four leading cities interesting. Cincinnati yet
retains her title to the Queen City, and may con-
tInue TN to do SO. few years will tell the story
Phil. Inquirer.