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+. Goods destined for Steamship Express should b.
Oar RECOMMENDATIONS are AMPLE. and paskaxss
under Express seal. i.af : -. : 80 =
E: .::; 4 'atk:iH az s5soob ssss
d,, lNfAS sls 'fEsii Ssssa s. r..
running - usual. Ia -If .qr,f mh7-ts
~ PoR SALE AND RENT.
pkxxdhEo! A TIE dkSksI1 - rF knSs:
At tho request of Mr.; Edwin Robinson, twho is
s e. sai !: are sSss s
% sn ale! Is fsss VIDE The D~e!!Ius i. - snens
further fescrlp4on IL deemed unnecessasy. For
'. j. s.i w. "''' 20 GbDDiN l. APPEksoN.
sSs l s.s :'s;; s f:is sfi Ss
- MAJ, beissen 20 and Ply streets. feeeatly
ssss 3 e. 4S sse h: Is ss
III; Il wye;
Jess. oss. S'sss % IA Il, fI; a. ;ss.
x0k kHNI-sevsEa! ROOMS evef ~
US; 'fs & IL :s
FO1 R9NT--The HOUsE on Clay. 10.
tween ?th and 9Th streets. at present occupied
With gas, water and Other eOnvenieneos attached.
PosssssiOn given on the a July. Apply e -
cs,ns. ,st M.,l "a F:sSti'P streets,
- FOR RENT-A three story Brick Tsns-
on S5sSs wf st1 and sh
nace, cooking range, bath room, water closets,
'3s sssF modern
FOR RENT-The BRICK TkNEMENT
- ON the south side Of Nam, between "a and Sd
streets, Fsceatly in the oeeopsncy OF ar. Pat
At. GJSDH
IL over the store, lOo Main street, are onsred fol
Trent The House ID in good order, and com-
%SsSs: H:'' a' es .'s.:
sTABIE. With .cARRIASE- HOUSE,. On 4
q; o''"''. Cary ana canal f. Aefs'ik ck.
-. EVM 3 ENf-Two Rooms, on the second
g H., For terms co. apply u.s. e p JONES'
sI;s SS s4I 5fTf fHcd4Hsk TE9E RE
@FAkMN in Charles City county, containlng
ses,eetivsiy, so and % ss!es Of 6le l.sd. 81
'1ss5s.s"'1s y So xseczsSssaAxcW ~ &sI.o.a
~ vayraNted TO sive three gallons Of milk q
sd''' For 'esNsaGEswss1ffbR 81 fScoMB.
IA A. E,esord L Portsr's Furniture Store.
ANar11ss sEFssI HING z 4 |. 8 f : ESe
c,, s.yIa!s 2iasmass Va. :rs
& sSsSP ,,. ssSldi sxSE r. eEzs
s sSd TkbEfSscoPEs. possse:inE. high rover aad
sivins clear and distinct ht e. astans csisst'
g lsse II HVfIwsEsse i.s1s
1ent, ckansing tbs tedious and mceotonoNe 9nt
8 hs Slfinx. e sns dsi'9Sss Ts ,i5
1 n:ese 4 P%2 G xcLES ass cor
''o'l, ~, nv 0sl' " n. J.YaAMKLIK Z GO:
e S.' 4: 3. P s. g "a
ri e s;:s::s 8 S. :,
:.sIss = -: :sIs = p s-' - A'a' ''''''
ssSss SsSss o sSs :.ia 9; .; kffKcxkE[,yx 4
~ e. Rme With0se delay to LEI FLEA
'kz - As.s..sssS sc & ~ oaAx1f &C.,.
] !, a.ss.,,. ~. all e - i.s..s
G I55ss,1 ~; a c:s::.:: x1slEr e
80 10y ~ ~ esssl u ~ ~ =.
309!H stss = s 81 49, - = 80 -
n'ss aA'.s =. 9. Z. Iy,yxIn 4 nae., !
= :. :. 4 esssssseAa AAll
/ f5k 1zEEx EsIs No Tor buggy, %
-. ], j, J. 1.S g rs Z .. Sca
c. s. n 3 q ' ]! 8 =. :. '';''1
] JseIassaa a'saao ss.ss 81 II Mi e.
I - 4.2SdiD9 - 4
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AAA BEDFORD ALUMAN iftDiNT
YEa YSPRIN66.- These eRrinss Win Is open
OF yane They are situste1 q,re6tiy On the 3:y nch
S Ssrx and md Se.sM IatSpks ter m,s 6Sm Linsh
viftihia and Tennessse Railroad. at vkich Denct
vehc y.iiran darins the season to convey visit.
sMrstnHnd from the Springs Persons from Eastern
f"nveyanSe, viii taks tho South Side Raiifcsd IL
Teters9ufg. thence to Iynchbnfs. and then por
Z te7-Sm P. ECHOLS NONS PronriefnryTV ''
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IA YCHALYBEATE sPRINc3s

Ihs .sh:cr!eer having purehassa th>ss,spriass.
tensise alterations: and feeairs TO tie baiIdisans.
s sa w.l - ts.dy y the 6rst Of June to accom-
scn at shi. eeIsbr.tsd WATEkiNG FGAche.s
. Inc SprIess are situated On the veseeYn hide.
Assnafs 81 taS ,,sIss 1ss II sbs. eossty Of
mice AonsEs::st OF Wyer's Cave, and IS Mis-
SsHrsnesa OF Wa.nesborou9h. From the latter
kS.lrcsd van Ind ready conveyance to these
~. The pro'ristcrvill eiys he ysronsl 70
psed wdSh thsbsst the mel s. u6rhoed xlii a4drds
~ Eese!s CHWplairts and General Debility, the
cures have been effected BY tt $50
"a. 2SSeaId % per ek.childsen and servants
g. Address. JEREMIAH PETERFlSH.
New HOPE. AasuSta County, VI.
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COAL, COK8, WOOD, 10.
A H1HkAClfE EeA4;:3i hsye aex o ..qd
he noatS Of 1dns. aud AZ SreI sred g oasr great
l1aaaeHenade 70 oP7suHem. Ny castoinsrs and
may rely on getting the bsss 3nd a ohss1
- 4 csn beSOld in this market. 81 ~ .
mI{F-lm - s.. WRIT ROBERTS.
DINE wood FOR e3.5O.-I would respect-
seIy etvo notice that am now prepared to
furnish goa FINE SLAB WOOD, delivered any.
vhere within tho city hRits, ~ fhe NV Price Of
ANY orders which may be left with Mr.. WV.
ENeLlsH, on ID street, Or At JNo. 4 GKO. GIBsON's
SeW.MiF will b attended % pfOmptly.
mt f1-lms RICHARD SHARPE
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GTnM4EH AE$ (lA.,AI AUCTICM;-0a
AScsicn Sec5e, at ~ o'clock. IN 1ss0Ytnsnt Of
Coffee aud Crushed SUGARS, 2 <NHs
JAVA COFFkE, nlCEas ..--
ysx Ye1h Extra NRuP. e !. ~ =. --~gsg
Superior Western HxAS, IL es9s5 -
SOAP, CANDtEo, 'il = sal haS is
fpss im nS HasSa fRENtH BRANDY.
". 90. PORT VINE, - r. ira'
:: 81 ri boarkkss s az III,
Pure HQlQDes Run. r.
OTARCH. TANNERS OIL. gis -..a sis Z
ALS0-eO0 sides SOLE LEATHER. 17,esa -
l1IS0-At II o'eiock--ls0 casss Boots AND
T1.H..-teser SIN, ea.t; s,es ana over. 4
ns'sa' GREAT, e g. s'isso !. 81 AUST
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49, HEWITT HOCSE-LIBERTY,V VA.
va Families wishing to spend THAR summers
6ss y in the mountains OF Virslaia, val lind
supe5IOf accomm odations at the II E Wit r
House, 9 miles west Of Lynchburg, on the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad ~. =. ls5 I'LL
churchcs, GOOD society, and is pleasantly sitaatsd
in tho midst Of healthy. beautiful md picturesque
roantTy, ard within few hours ride Of the cele-
Mineral Waters can be had daily. q very tri-
finx expense. from the Allegheny, White Sulphur
and Alum Springs. ..---..--.-. Sea ~ zef s-sss.'
Terms for board, modeIate. u rr,s
/ my ~ Inn WIIE(lN C. AEWlTT. Pr0n,r.
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i@ &c ca hssihs2d 4Ass {
fs. srMMER REaoKr =; IN hthAif ia f.sxyo,;.1
bR known, viii be rs-opened On tie fS.h OF June,
me proprietor wi BE- hlpey 70 any 81
BATHING aud txs lu.n.ies Of tie seabosrd -"
Boats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure CarriaSaa. To-.
avaVs IN readiness to contribute to the enoy menf
Of guests r. 9. BANKS, Frovre,os.
lie SLIM SIS
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TUX BOSTO N-FiRST rECSEL.-
g.. ..ALLEN. Cast 0ssD 3 4rHs, having Dor: r:
hiss s f.ss dispatch E b.1,
An FOk BtR6EHUt-ths Al o5ss1ed
saSs SesD s.,t = bsrt LQNE 1fAA
nth ai:satsL Frh. taken Gr tslms,
kinds solicited from the SosfE sni scs;sws:s. AZ.
!''o i RA1ER B df'ssfS 81 org Agents.
Norfolk. May sd. 1850. my 3l-lst
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS C0MPANY,l
@1eA HAVING JUSf. COMfLETEp
SSf8 esw arIansements with tie New York
lexss ysr. JAMESTOWN. YORKTtwN. and
ROANOKE, We are now prepared to forward all
knds Of merchandixe, in large or small paekasss.
Good destined for Stsamship Express should b.
10 marked. esfsssf-s =. -e..- ~ - 80 49,.
Oar aooonmodations are AMPLE. and paekaxss
under Express seal. t.rf i -. : ..s.l -
.r.ess. :ssi, 70 + Z: M1cS8Sousa. zssss con
n. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running ~ usual. 1st b ar,F mh7-ts
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tA 4sGUEIffHH0a an p cHIEYBsATE

p4SPRINGS This WATERING PLACG
lot Of June. It 10 situated o. the lses esd -
fxL riesy a ths yivsimi ia and 1snne<sts Railroad
Va, ct which depot an OMNIBUS will afways be
found WAITING, on the arrival Of tho cars. to con-
vey passengeEs 70 the Springs.
These WHITE and BEACK ULPH QR
WATERS have effected NUMEROUS cures: The
Wits SULPHUR, aggravated cares Of Dys.
pe osis, serious afiecton 81 the Liver Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, and especially diseases
Of the Neryoue System, srd those dIscanS: Pc;
kinds " diseases Of the Skin. esgreyated cases Of
letter, and other eruPtiona Of the Skin.
be found in the mountains Of virainia. and the
TABLE, and ATTENDANTS Of the most 9st,s;
{actoYy character, together with Q Gne BAN OF
Music. and every other attraction usually found
&C FIRST GLASS WATERING PLACE6-as TO all OF
which 10 beg leave @ refer 70 the large numoer
~ ls-dsm J. A. AEFELFlNGER. Prop,r.-
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/ fS6E T1TEX Esnt No Tor buggy, VitI
= 80 !: !; - ss;Silt;Slls CO.
- o-eo ia 81 0aon1eA1 ND 81 MkA heye13.
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[C4Yl1Ircts stER NIL Ell Ill. 81 clc II
HiLL-As Co0missiQpet, lresr 1ecs9e % ehe
80 81 Nankala ~. Wias1s0. %. Do9oo1neo1 @
sAe hsa' Aayt -. shsal -, II -, - Ishls
Isly. -, - 4slcsk I. \. &C teiU Il Dot. sls
g l';aHcae, & s1s scs.sr g Ssse 80 ~ -
shs eeespasey ef the tase 1ssnI1b Ws1A6ea. A1gr,
- halessss lcs. Nm ~ = sseass fts4Alng -
ST. ssrs fos. rs. Is. q d ssssss g BsosS -
18th stseets. frqatins g TIE 6oesn etde 81 0sacc
~ ssass{si j Sssls.k = 60 SSsssi me- 81 =.
3tlns-nAle 0aahs ealAneo - si4 Apaa4e. r.
&c 49, "a s's a,I So 49, :ii sSs 49,;
= hlv ~ II taxls .Gfl [(4 .kSjsI " -
.1l 80 81 sespss ! A,ss s s ~: dci
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Jam Is RIVER rRANSF 01t

@ Ell4EI%SEE. H :ttf!:.Sgsss Asss sYSIHk
kkEEe e err n = 81 wqHT fSN
ass ss SrpH5
and SUr. viii tlyTeg alaJiy bst1sen K,cbiiona
s aSGss .i 81 M sRw ;tEs:Fs9
tne oarses at the Dock, near Edmond L Dsvsn-
j ntrict ostention psid tn the .haudlne. and stow
ing Of GOODS. 81 THOS D. HALfI. An
RlchmOhdv Nav alst. 1880 Re.
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Court 81 ck9nceiy, ibr tho city 81 Rls19S %.
Xp3ss&sn ~ Ssdi1;e AsSsrsos'S sd.rx, xe. tis
81 the said doer00, <6f ~ ef them,Ivill prOoeod
8 ell, at public aaetioA. ~ <the llenises. o.
4: fe rs 5IiaiS Gof Frs 81 I cHS IS as e:
street: cyScss ~ nssss.hs:ss 9s.os, I.sci3s I.
tdniIsssS1X s' !. Hcf sts zVsAsco FACTORY o.
Tssns.-une- ioustS eash be,anee "a q aa4
b 1onfhs Tor negotiable notes. htsTesta0do4, I'D
h4e fgsaiAed nntl the wAoae yuiehase noneyn
. 5s5l WAAtf ns : 81 fahieoh.{ Corn. 10
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Inauguration Of the governur Of n. Aamp.
shire. -. -.

Nomination in MaineA
.BAseoR, ME, june AT the, Republican
Fate Gonyenuons held to-day In this City:
.'rssl asheurn, Jr., was nominated for Gov.
s'nor Of the State. 1900, - = = zsals "a 4
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Nsrtkern Markets.
WANTS.

WANTED.--we wish to snploy two or three
accustomed to the vofk preferred. Good wages
Will suit WENT'E jOHNSTON. -
ies-.2t ll6 Main sfteet
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POR SALE AND RENT.

As~VAL.UABLE PKIVATE RESI-.
pfs SEb On rfRE Of Fox Sf sAE
At tho request Of Mr. Edwin Robinson, lwho 10
atottt to DECLINE housekeeping. We autholi a.d
Los has fTeat Of a fseI, and depth of Us feet
to an allev - feet wlde. The Dwelling 10 among
pnsur passed. As the prone ty 10 30 el' known. q
further description ID deemed unnecessarily. For
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LIN 8 CO, QPTlcIANe, - Nan
street. lCity SAVINGS 1ank,, Richmond, We. ar
SSIscea. WITH tsciFF spicnJid MAPiNE GLASSEs
ana TELESCOPES, possessing high poveS and
sIvinc ar and distinct hit for distant oejecti
an md or va1eT ; TER EOSCOPES and STE
kKO0COPIC v1EWe:-the entsrtai.ink l1eere-
nent. chanting the tedious and mcrosonose ~ g.
n:hsd s %c's Icsfr.x .s cS soa
reotly eaasea osLs ~ n I.FaANxLIN Z co.
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IA VARIETY sri n q 3 These
va Yspnngs, s;tnated in the county Of Angus
Ak:l u. ON the Virginia Central Railroad, 6f-
reception Of visitors ON the LIST Of ] UNE next.
+ BoaId-NEVEN DOLLARS per week ="
VIZ have also several CABINS for rent to per-
sons with families desiring to attend the Springs
Persons desirlus info NATION in relation to the
brated for their medicinal Virtues i'll variety Of
diseAae4. will address, the suhScr at Fond Gap
r. b. lmy zs-lawlm1 c. W. BURRUS & co.
Ala WHITE SULFhUM SFkaNes0,
XA9 GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
&e; This long establishsd WATERING
PLACEN0! be opened for the reception OF visitOrs
Many new ind important arrsngenen:s have
heap made since the last season in this large o.
'"' s"o'.' jKREMixH MORTON, President.
J. HuMPHRHYs. General superintendent.
~ Correspondence Will please address ]. HUM
RHkEYS, 6uperintendent White Sulphur Springs,
Greenbrler county, Va. apl6-e0dtaJaly
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~ TATE, ON ARCH -8TREET, HICHMQNh
Az Ef { HkofS;IEH E&a Sns fh sE1sSy:


XNRk ~ ~ fQRRNEk 0F yAILkY ~ ~
IL go Of = Dlnasses aaa Fiis aq.iass Rokesss.
- ,s.s sss s = Si i8 ia TX :
sS'sIock ~ Ii ae;I, r. Hss! ,eS:ss b.
end fsss@sst 4 10 cisy. Il Hislmsed = q
eosneF q Vstley aaa 1evaAee. Streets fsoeaire 8
Sa The nortA line ef tovpAee s3roet ~ TT . An
other street. ON which i ~ front Il % net...
a. y. . sessa Gssn
enoCTssd, and title Sesaiaed tall to 6Aae ~ taG-
The taxe0 iOs seotO - ~ = ~ p9caosdBs.s
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B s Z; s Siaiii1S;;aIEES s.
81 49, 49,: ~ e s:sesss 49,. sssi, 80, = !.
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KJOTlCR.-As Tlosfeos u I'D hem Q. q
~ etrecksr an1 WI, ios ~ beAe2t g As lsed
iSsi k e Ssss. 5. s 81 :;
:: ~ :. - - al = - ~
: Rf@sSas 5snes ssesu.As Racess 49, q
etk0s dohes 70 the ssia o: A.. 6I4EC1kk, ~
;E2Nas. zssss.s,s (: -. :.
s So. ..f 5. Al - - - - -
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LATE FROM THE SHAVING FLEET.-By a recent
arrival from the Coast of Africa, We learn that
there were seven American vessels in the Congo
river June a. trading, of course, but the names of
which were not reported. English cruisers had
been alongside of them all, found that they were
not to be boarded with impunity, and prudenty
hauled off, as several officers had been recently
reprimanded by the Admiralty for going on board
American vessels without permission. Incidentally
We have been informed that regular feet of YES
sells clear from different ports of the United States
at the same time, and that distributed among them
stores and water to fit out two or three of them
for slavers, and that when the coast is clear they
all combine to aid the selected vessels in receiving
stores and slaves with the greatest possible dis
NAV be all engaged in the slave trade, without
having on board sufficient slave material to convict
any one of them. This system might be termed
the "mutual aid dodge" We understand that it
works successfully. 1t rarely happens that there
is more than one cruiser near a noted slave mart,
and if she should succeed in making prize, she
generally leaves the place with it and proceeds to
St. Helena or Sierra Leone. Aware of her absence,
the .mutual aid' slavers dispatch many of their
number as possible, and generally run clear. We
are also Informed that two or three swift steam
slavers were fitting out on the coast from ports in
Cuba, and that great gains were expected from
them. Aswe have not any steam vessels of the
class required for such trade we suppose thew
have been built in England, and are of IRON If
these statements are correct the slave trade in the
language of the markets, may be stated as "ac
tive, with an increased demand Boston Troy
eer. ~
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DIRECT TRADE.-We learn that an official COM
munication from the merchants and Board of Trade,
of Norfolk, has been received by j. NJ. Vernon,
Esq, endorsing the resolutions adopted last Mon
day at the meeting of our City Council, and an
nouncing the appointment of the Board Of Trade
TO act and cooperate with the committees of other
Southern cities in the development of this great
Southern enterprise They take occasion to say,
however, that they believed trade sales in the city
of Norfolk would have great influence, and give
perpetuty to the steam service between Europe
and the Chesapeake. We hope that some immedi-
ate practical steps will be taken among us to in
spre confidence in sister cities, and friends
abroad that the much desired steam communication
viii be cOnSumated
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INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE Co.,
% Second street.
BALTIMORE, July &c, 1860
DIRECTORS
WM 7. WALTERS, of W T. Walters Co.
ALLEN A CHAPMAN, of Kirkland, Chase & Co.
HIRAM WooDs,Jr. of Dougherty, Woods & Co.
JOHN NJ SMITH, of Thos J. NJ. Smith.
C. OLIVER o. DoNNELL.
CHARLES W. LORD, of Robinson Lord.
MARCUS DENIsoN
WIN. H. PERor
LAURENCE Thomson, of Laurence Tho1sen & Co.
HcRATIo L. WHrTRIDGE, of Tho. Whitridge Co.
Ed. K. ScHAEFFER, Of Schaefer 4 Loney.
B. F. NEWCOMER, of Newcomer & Stonebraker
CHAs. V. MARTIN of Love, Martin Co.
FRANK FRIcK, of Warwick, Frick & Ball
RICHARD D. FISHER, OF James I. Fisher & Sons
ROBERT LEHR, of Brothers Boninger.
SAMUEL s. LEvERING, .of T. W. lowering Sons
JOHNS HOPKINS.
AARON FsNToN, of Drakeey g. Fenton
GEORGE BROWN, of Alexander Brown 4 Sons
GEORGE IT, PoRTER
CHARLES b. JACKSON, CT c. NJ Jackson L Co
j. C. NIcoDEMUs, of Smith h Nicodemus
THOMAS CORNER, Of Jas. Corner Sons
HENRY r. TUCKER, of & H. r. Tucker
Ross CAMPBELL. of Ross Campbell & Co.
l.. HOWARD COLDER, of Jos. C. Yates h Co
HUGH A. COOPER
WEI. P. AUBREY, of Aubrey & Co.
G W. GAIL, ofG. W. Gail & Co.
S. C. HAND. of S. G. Hand d Co.
WERNER DRGsssLL, of F. L. Brauns & Co.
HUGH JENKINS Jr., Of Hugh jenkins K Co
WIN. H. BALDWIN, CT Woodward, Baldwin l. Co
JOHN S. BARRT
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS being now
secured AS the Capital Stock Of this Company the attention
OF the public invited to its benefits and advantages az
HOME OFFICE.
The rates of premium will made as low as is consistent
with safety.
Losses will be adjusted paid without delay after the
presentation of the customary proofs
The Foley Holder will receive SEV ENTY PER CENT Of
the annual profits in Scrip bearing per cent interest
which may be INVERTED INTO STOCK, or redeemed
acCo, ding to the charter.
open Policies covering cargoes and inland Transportation
risks and special policies vessels and eighs issued on
application at the Office.
Copies OF the Charter may be had by applying to either
one OF the officers Of the Company
The ample capital Of this CompaUyit prospective dv
dends to the assuredthe large business it has already
cured andits character as Home Institution, commend it
to the support and encouragement of the Merchants of
timore.
JAMES HOOPER, Jr., President.
WM. l.. MONTAGUE, Jr., VicePresident
ju:7lw&eo3w
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FRoM MoNTBvIDEo.-By the arrival of the bark
Pyru,ont at this pert, we have received files of pa.
pers from Montevideo to June 8. Dr. Velez, the
Buenos Ayrean Commissioner to the President of
the Argentine Confederation, had arrived at Ro-
sario. Gen. Lopez, Ex-Governor of Santa Fe, was
in prison at Rosario for attempted revolution.
His nephew and few personal friends attempted
a rescue, but failed, and were themselves locked
up. In the melee, the former, who is an ex-Mayor
of the city, was wounded. There is no other
news.
MOUNT NERNoN.-John A. Washington, ESQ.,,
the former proprietor of Mount Vernon, has for
maly transferred the home and grounds to the
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. Mr.. Wash
ington will reside on his farm. Waverly, in Fau-
quier county He still is the proprietor of large
pc rtion of the Mount Vernon estate.
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THE LARGEST
FURNITURE. AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY
IN THIS CITY,
E. NJ o U N IT'S,
No 81 NoRTH GAY STREET. Ralt;n

. Q n
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there be found always hand and made to order
TETE.ATETES, in Brocatele, Plush, or Hair Cloth so
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, Plush, Cloth or GOV
cred in any goods order; Full French Paror
Arm, Rocking and CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatee, Plush, or Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany of various syles-rom $50 to $780,
large of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &C.; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDEBOARDS, and WHATNOTS, of all pat
terms Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed.
- E. MOUNT,
fs2H No. SIN, Gay street, OPP. Odd Fellows Hall
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reliable and comprehensive review of the Baltl-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1860

The DAILY ExcuANGEi published every morning (San
days exceptedE price Ttco Cents; served in the city at
TUsre and Half Cents per week. payable to the car
ers mailed to subscribers out of the city at sS dollars
per annum.
- The Tri- Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers a
-Four Dollars per annum. TeTmS-nvariably cash
in advance. - =
~ The Weekly Edition is mailed Subscribers at one
Dollar per annum, payablein advance. Or
copies mailed to address for. s500
- A." ................. 1000
Is " ..............." 1000
Office Of Of Batimoreand
North streets, Baltimore
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The Board of Education, of New York, have de-
clared that the late removal of the teachers of the
Fourth district, was wholly ON sectarian grounds
and therefore illegal, and refuse to pay the parties
appointed BY the local Board Of Trustesg.
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1T Is NOT A DYE
Non DOES IT s., ~ The SKIN.
No Intr0dNcb, Needed.

1T Is NOT A DYE
Non DOES IT S. " SKIN.
No IatrodHct. Needed.
NEW YORK, April u, 1858,
W. r. HAGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Colorng and
sirous of obtaining and would inquire where it may
be found here My hair when quite young, turned gray
IhaUe ussd meber Of articles for the purpose Of restoring
it, bat did not succeed at obtained this ohich has pro
dceG The desired effect have been requested by number
o. my friends among them several ladies' to procure if
possible am much pleased with it, made great
Improvement in personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge
Yours, very respectfully,
II. G. GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
k1~ Price 80 cents per ibote. For sale by s. S. HANCE,
10S Baltimore street. W. E. HAGAN Co. Propreitors,
Troy, ". Y. dl5-eolv
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MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.

MANN's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l2i ". BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
West continue to up Meals our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, foor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance of the same.
Our Chambers have recently been reFurnshed, and will
fayoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents.
rs MANS'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear Of this house No. 80 FAYRTTE STREET
ma @. H. MANN, Proprietor.
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Corner of fillmore and Charles streets viii continue
session du ing the Large Circulars and Gaia
logues stating terms &C. be had at the College, or sen
~ mail
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ERIAL NAvIGATIoN.-Mr. Joseph Pepper, of
Prague, announces that he has discovered the
means to regulate arial navigation by power
which will satisfactorily take the place of nearly
all steam engines, being simple, eficacious, and
safe. With this agent gas is not necessary, and the
descent is to be accomplished by an ingenious ar
rangement of parachuts. This aerial boat is, then,
merely gondola, whose movements in every d.
rection obey readily the commands of the motive
power, and this is nothing but reactionary force
produced by current of electricity.
One hundred boys confined in the House of Ref
uge, at Rochester, N. Y, escaped from that insti
tuition on Wednesday