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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
BRITISH COMMKRCK.

The Beard of Trade Returns for the five month";
erdipg Nay 81, 1850, which have just been issued
at London, chow but q triAing change in tho
movement of British exports, if compared with the
e,ports during the FIRST five months of 1859.
From f59, 1871 1853, to which they had amounted
in 1859, they rose to csc, 1883 in lS6o-thiS
small surplus being altogether due to an increase
in the month of May last.
The FIRST feature that strikes us on comparing
the respective exports during the first five months
of 1860 and 1859, is considerable decline in the
British export trade to the British East Indies, as
will be seen from the following statement:
PRINCIPAL BRITISH ARTICLES xAsr INDIES
aaaIHa ENDING nAY 81.
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LOSS AND GAIN,

Among the most cheering indications Of the pre-.
sent canvass, we hail the declaration Of Mr.. Slas
Seymour that he is going in for Douglas and John.
son with all his might, Mr.. Tor COLI Seymour
was Wing until he saw ct to become Know
Nothing, and was chosen State Engineer and Sur
yeyor on the American ticket in 1856. We be.
leve the election Of that ticket put the State in for
more than Eve Millions Of Dollars in the cost Of our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Saturday, July II, $3.50.
A well-attended Republican meeting was held n
Court House square last night, and addressed by r.
o. Halves, esq.
Preparations are making for q Large Breckinrdss
meeting tonight.
NEWPORT, Ky, Saturday, July L. 1860.
A large Democratic meeting was held here iass
night, and speeches were made by Gen. Hournoy 81
Arkansas and Major Ira Root. Resolutions were
adopted indorsng Douglas and johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The Overland Mail coach, with San Francisco
dates of June 26, arrived at Van Buren,, Ark, on
Saturday last. The Supreme Court had rendered
decision adverse to the Peter Smith title to real
estate in San Francisco The decision was re-
garded as favorable to settlers in the neghborhood
of San Francisco, and destructive to the schemes Of
real estate spectators in the various towns of the
State. The official majority of Mr.. Shiel, the
Democratic candidate for Congress over Mr.. To-
gan, tbs Republican candidate, is 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
The Campaign Life Of LINCOLN.

We have now ready, the Life of Abraham Lincoln
IA Tract Of thy.wo pages printed hne white paper
hes been written by Illinois Republican, who knows well
the and his history and /. may be considered entirely
liable embraces the substance Of the Lincoln and Douglas
Debates La 1883 and history Of that memorable campaign
We appeal to individuals Committees and Clubs to place In
the hands of every doubtful voter In tue country.
PRIcz osns seopy; 20 cents per DOZEN o.
GO per thousand sent BY mail Per copy add
soos must be sent TO prepay postage.
Cssh orders solicited and win be allied In the order Of
khsr reception. Address THE TRIBUNE. New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Tyler Administration is adapted to the present
emergency. The Confederacy cannot be destroy ed,
but it may be weakened. shattered, demoralized
and Federal Administration with no ratdrai'
substantial support in Congress tends naturally 10
this result. It can accomplish nothing tend 70
nothing, beyond precarious, hand-t0 mouth exist
ence. Such an Administration would test inc
strength of any free government on earth. Az all
events, let not ours be submitted to 30 Try ins 30
needless, so damaging an ordeal.
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To Adyerfisers.

Owing to the recent great increase in the circulation
Of Tss DAILY TRBrsE and the necessity Of putting the first
form Of the paper press early hour compelled
to give notice ezds that hereafter all advertisements
must Be handed IN before O'Clock in the evening" with the SIN
gle exception int nded for iuserOn among the Business
Ho.ces On the fourth page of the paper That class of sdve
ssms received until late hour but others be
sfts ao'cl
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To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON LnlxIS LAG,

WAsHINGT0N, July ID, I61V.
A proclamation has been issued for the sale OF
1000 900 acres of heretofore unofered lands i'm
Minnesota, during October next They include lana
remaining TO the United States from Railroad granta
General Lane, accompanied by Gov. WinAow and
other friends leaves Washington tomorrow for North
Carolina on visit, BY invitation, to Warrentown and
elsewhere in that State.
The Douglas National Executive Committee have
prepared, and viii publish this week sddres, to the
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Indiana Politics.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, Ia, Saturday, July IA, 1850
The County Convention OF the friends Of Breckin
ridge and Lane assembled at the Court House to-day.
and organized by eectDg Judge James Morrison Pres
dent with several Viee-Presidents and Secretaries
Resolutions indorsing Breckenridge and Lane were
adopted. Speeches were made BY Judge Echles the
Hon. A. b. Carlton, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

We wish all those who view with admiration the
drill of tie Chicago Zouave Cadets would just re-
member that half the money spent on our unre-
publican Army, if devoted to tho improvement Of
our Citizen Soldiery, would soon give US thou.
sand effective regiments that would DO ready in
any emergency, with at least hundred battaliops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

We have endavored 70 obtain the items of the
bill against the city for the japanese reception,
but the Committee are really ashamed to make
them public until they are compelled to do so, and
refuse to show them to any one. At the meeting
which they held On Friday evening, it is said that
bills were presented amounting to 1926, 1000, which
they managed to cut down to 100000. The
Metropolitan Hotel bill is $9l ,OOo pretty good for
two weeks board for seventy Japanese, who, when
at home, live chiefly rice, at cost of less than
o dime q day. Among the items are 10000 bottles
of champagne. One would suppose that the Japs
not only drank but took daily swim in the spark
ling fluid. There are doubtless other items equally
extraysgant. The sum of $4,000, which was ap-
propriated for the entertainment Of these people,
Will therefore not cover more than ore.fourth of
the expense And all the good which will accrue
from this extravaganza might have been accom-
pli,hed in quiet and transformations manner at
a tenth Of the cost, and with thousandfold more
sold satisfaction to the polished and welbred
strangers for whose entertainment it purports to
have been expended. But we don't believe half
of the amount charged has been honestly expended,
and. before the Controller pays the bills, we hope
to see q rigid investigation of the accounts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Comple,ion of q telegraph lMc.

.a,,,. " ,h;,,v.two cuus was Ared this ev ening In
honor Of The eompe.ios Of the telegraph hAs 10 thi'
city. $3.50. ;.....>-
~ hot In This vicinity. Yesterday, Tie thsrmomss9
stood at 1852 In the shade and the air was 90 hot
slmost sufIocsts person. The river continues vsV
low. being fordabls ct nearly every point. a
There Is fair prospect Of ram. which vsy s"'-
needed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Movements of stephen A. DousIas

BOSTON, SATURDAY July IL, looO.
The friends of Mr.. Douglas are making preparations
to give him grand reception on his arriva In this city
IL Is understood he will attend the commencement It
Harvard College "Wednesday. and accept the invita-.
lion of the Lancers to dine with them that day.
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NeW.YOrk Politics.

CASAEDAioUA, Saturday July II. iSo0.
Alta Convention Of Breekinridss and Lane Dvuo-
crate for the lid Assembly District Of Onsno Ious!
Victor was elected delegate to the state Convention
to be held at Symcase, August 7, 1862 and y W.
TAYLOR, alternate,
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RUsU's MAGIC CREAM IMMINENT.

No grease no soil no stain Il just the article that exter-
nasses pain Sols No us Greenwich Gsion corner
Bowery Grsnd Coddns. No. rs Broadway and other
drsxsisis Price Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Congressional Nomination,

CHICAGO, Saturday, July II, 1867.
The Democratic Convention Of the First Congrss
sona district of Iowa met at Dee Mones on the llth
inst. and nominated Hon. G. c. Cole for Congress.
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Douglas in Delaware.

WILMISGToS, Saturday, July IL, 1850.
The cng.tslked of Douglas county meeting called
here this afternoon was total failure Nobody presest.
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Serenade TO Mr.. BrcckinriagSs::o

BALrIxoRK, Saturday, Ju.y ~ 10Y.
Mr.. Breckn,idgs wss serenaded last night n Bar.
nuns Hotel. He made brief reply.
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Aetupork DAILY Gribm,ts
MONDAY. JULY 16, 1860.
TO CORRESpONDENTs

We cannot undertake to return rejected Communication
No notice be tskn Of Communications What
Intended for insertion be authenticated by the
and address Of tho wer-not necessarily for pubea-
foo, but guaranty for bis good faith
Business tters should In all be addressed to TIE
kxw.YoRK TRIBUNE.
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NE VIE RsEY.

The state and prospects Of the canvass in New.
jersey can hardly be more clearly exhibited than
by the following list of the journals published in
that State, with their political bearings in 1885,
and again as they stand at present:
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NHw.-A pure health,

ALWANN CUN1E IHINU NBWs-<h PuIt HOuIt1J
tonic and one free the deleeous and injurious effects
are 70 follow those in ordinary has long been felt to be
desdeaiu medical world Such tolhc, and one so
sklfuly combined from the vegetable kingdom Is TO set In
perfect with the Laws Of nature and thus soohe the
wesks stomach and at hs time say nervous and other
fts ard the Of which the human body
Ia ccpossd 10 offered Prof WooDs RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
aad BLooD REsovAToR Hence II perfectly adapted to old
aud Young Reader Thousands have already done
and the temony is universal In its Do not fail to read
The sdvertseu el or paper d. j. WocD Proprietor De-
Dot. No. al Broadway and sold BY al Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

The steamer Vanderbilt with European dates
of the 4th inst. arrived at this port on Saturday
right, bringing 285 passengers, among whom was
John C. Heenan The state Of affairs at Naples
kadimproved. Tranquility had not been disturbed
aimee the 2Sth ult, and the agitation had somewhat
aubsided. A dispatch from Turin says that Baron
sr.,e,rapd has been instructed by his Government
20 insist that Count Cavour should give due con-
Alteration TO the ovsrtures Of the King Of Naples
relative to the formation Of On italian Confedera
lion, and the more 90 ss France bad counseied
fhsss oyerures. We have but little news from
Sicily. No active movement had been made The
psi,erssl suffrage Of the people would be taken on
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1856.
Erl,nanf HRl

1856.
For Fremont ard Dayton:
Sussex Register, Newton. Courier jersey City.
Jerseyman Morristown. West Jerseymsn, Camden
Somerset Whg, Sonervile Ocean Emblem. Toms River.
FJsaonian New Brunswick, Mirror Mount Holly.
Adyrrtiser Newark Republican, Pennington
Msnury Newark Inteligencer Belvdere
Passaic Guardian Paterson, Republican, Trenton.
Total, A for Fremont.
For Fillmore and Donelson
Resster Railway Inquirer Freehold
Standard Salem state Gazette, Trenton
Journal Camden. Gazette, bennington.
Total, for Fillmore and Douelson
For Buchanan:
Sussex Herald Newton. Democrat, Camden.
Banner Morristown. Herald Mount Holly.
Messenger Son.e!yile Democrat Freehold
New. New Bunswick True American Trenton.
Republican Railway. Democrat, Fleminzton
Joumal Newark Journal, Belyidere.
Register Paterson. Gazette Hackettstowu.
Total, II for Buchanan.
Beside the above, there were III that took no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
ny Pc STA .

Ny pledge TO CArARHH having been redeemed and the
fat nsrsed that il be cured when unoefstooo
mart that the Why DYsPEPsIA never cured esther
u, the snliphlogc" and deedc system pun
b.tior g-clesnsing the lver"or any oxygenated nos
e tie true theory gwen and the real cause
CT never known! The assigned Cause phantom mere
ee,n Of added Pathology Medical books deusiye and
faeadig subject Having ssceained what Dyspepia
"a md hat its cure il pamphlet defining Dyspepsia
u be given sent to address on ecept OF uP ot
arA-No e6o Broadway N. Y. X. GoODALE, M ID.
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1850.
For Lincoln and Hamiin

$780,
For Lincoln and Hamiin:
Sussex Register Newton. Courier Jersey City.
Jerseyman Morrstown. STANDARD, Salem.
someise. whis, Somerville. Constitution, Woodbury..
Fredonisn, New Brunswick Journal Mays Landing
Figs.' ks hwy Sessn Emblem, Tom. River
UnioniN Elizsbethtown. Mirror Mount Holly.
Mercury, Newark. State Gazette Trenton
Guardian Paterson. True Democrat, Trenton.
A'f''A' N' Total, ~ for LiLoon.
For Bell and Ererea:
Standard, jersey City. Gazette, Pennington.
For Douglas and Johnson
BsnSsT M6 HsssS e1sd Mount Holly
Ss.ss Pss1saa American Tfsnou
Democrat Pennington. Jt umai, Beividsre.
Total, 10 for Douglas and johnson
For Breekinridge and Lane:
Ee~ v' New T B1un.wict Journal NswsTE
Total, A for Breckinridge and Lane.
Beside which, there are III neutral, or which
have not yet decided what part to take.
These figures tell their own story. Of the
six journals that supported Fillmore four now sup.
port Lincoln one is neutral and the other goes for
Bell while two others started as american since
1856 are now for Lincoln, who has to-day more
New-Jersey journals supporting him than those for
Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell all together. Sey-
eral Republican papers from the start edited by
jealous supporters of Fillmore in IS.
OF course We do not insist that the friends of
Lincoln Outnumber all the hostile parties in the
State, but that they are the strongest of the four
parties can hardly be questioned. We have q
lively faith that wherever the Brooks maneuver of
carrying the Bell voters over to the support Of
Douglas shall be executed, there Lincoln will be
still stronger than at present. A great deal Of
good work is wanted to make Jersey safe for Lin.
cola and Hamlin, but we are confident that it will
oil be done. But, in behalf of the Republicans of
other States, We entreat those of New-Jersey to
organize promptly, thoroughly, Systematically, in
their several counties and townships, resolved to
work persistently henceforth till the contest is
ended. We are sure they will not consent that
theirs shall be the only Free State that votes
against the Chicago ticket but will let their light
shine so that the whole Union may see and rejoice
in its glorious radiance.
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THE PATENT. OFFICE.

The business of the Patent Office continues 70
increase largely ard beyond the ability Ofits cleri-
cal force to answer the public demands promptly.
About 100 or 100 new patents are issued weekly.
independent Of renewals, improvements, aud the
like.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Of Eight troops equal to these Zsaavss. w y,
People can have this II we only viii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

SURE CURE FOR PILES, &C.-A new remedy
far Bdnx Blind and Itching Piles Scrofus Salt Rhenm &c
i,uid warranted not the money VIII be refunded
Prepared By HENRY U. Fowls Chemist NO. a rrnGes.,
Bo.on Sed wholesale and retail by HEeExAH Co.. brosa'
way and by s druggists Certificates with eaen oottie
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beside the above, there were III that took no
part in the contest.
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PRINCIPAL BRITISH TIE KAsr INDIE
IN THE Five MONTHS ENDING NAY 81.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-12

sion which she had sought TO alleviate, by
temporary absence from Paris may very we'll
account for the non-observance of 1.-THE usual forms
and ceremonies of Court etiquette" and besides,
1t IS understood that on her return from Scot
land, she will become the guest of Queen VICro-
RIA, at Windsor, and that the EMPEROR will meet
her there and accompany her back to Paris
Simultaneously with the arrival of the Empress
EUGENE at Edinburg, the youthful EMPRESS OF
AUSTRIA, who has been gradually wasting away
under the effects of an obscure malady, made her
appearance off the shores of England, from whence
she was to sail to Madeira in search of health, in
the royal steam yacht which had been generously
placed at her disposal by Queen VICTORIA. 1t is a
singular conjunction of events, that of two EN-
PRESSES, both wandering in search of health, the
one afflicted mentally and the other bodily, and
both stated with grandeur-the one seeking relief
| from an ever present sense of impending evil in
active travel among the rugged hut historically
memorable scenery and architectural ruins OF
Scotland-the other hoping to strengthen her fee
BILE hold upon life by enjoying brief period of
quiet and repose in the soft, delicious atmosphere,
and amid the sublime scenery of Madeira There
Is, moreover, moral to be drawn from this story,
but it is so trite and obvious that we leave it to
our readers with the lesson which it inculcacs.
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GUILFORD MINING COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GUILToRD COPPER AND GOLD MIN
ING COMPANY are hereby notified that pursuant to rso-
tons passed at general meeting of the Stockholders held
18Th Eovemhe ievying an of Twenty Cents on
eacn snare OF the whole Capital Stock of the Company
they are required to pay on before the 18th Decembr
STREET as the first inStalment OF said assessment Ten
CENTS 'Sierc, Of
the face of each and every certificate held by them
have the same receiped for upon certfcates
failure to present their certificates ard meet his
nent by the time appointed, win work total for
not carrying the receipt ' ~
1t behooyes persons owning certificates of the Companys
Stock ISSUED IN the name # another pdrv see that The
foemenoned conditions complied with other wise their
certificates will at once to be valid.
drtieS holding collateral the Companvs certificates
9? socE will do well to see that the orementiond nsamen
Is pad by the time appointed all certificates so he'd
otherwise they will be of no value or validity
BY order, JOSEPH I0UGI,
p,,. "a, - Secretary.
baltimore, oth December, 1860. dS-tf
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EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes.
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and square
Cornices Tables Brackets, Coasols, &c, at unequae
prices
The latest English and standard French Engrayngs al
WAYS in stock
Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert st,e
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). LIPP Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE corner of Baltimore and Paca Streets
has always on hand well selected stock of CAS-
siMERES AND VESTINGS. Also full assortment of
MADE oLofhlNd' Particular attention paid to CUSTOM
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL wanna for +beir
money our system being ONE PAIGE. sassm
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CONCERT THIS EvENING.-A concert OF sacred
music will take place at the church, OF SHARP
and Barre streets, this evening. The concert will
be given by the choir of the church, in which is
some of the best musical talent of the city. Sew
era wellknown amateurs will assist at the concert
The entertainment will be under the direction OF
Mr., r. r. Battee the leader of the choir.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-12

The OPERA.-An advertisement in this paper in
forms our readers that we to have another visit
of the Opera. Colson, Brignoli, and other first
class artistes, with full orchestra, are promised u.s.
We will again notice the company before its ap-
pearance, but take this occasion to mention that
the first Opera will be given for the benefit of our
spirited military corps, the MARYLAND Guard.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-12

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The drama of Rose
Elmer has met with great success at Holiday street
Theatre Several of the scenes of thrilling in
terest, and are rendered by the actors with much
spirit and effect. 1t is played again tonight. A
patriotic piece, entitled the Revolutionary Soldier
will conclude the evenings entertainment.
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yEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, lust received and
for sale by GREEN & YoE,
oSl-H S8W. Baltimore street,
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FATHER KEMP's 0LD FoLKs.-This popular troupe
will sail in the Cunard steamer Canada for Liver
pool on January ., previous to which they will give
a series of their unique musical entertainments at
the Maryland Institute, in this city, commencing
Thursday, December 2O,when they will be assisted
by Miss Emma j. Nichols, young American vo-
calist of whom report speaks in the highest terms
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Aggreg0te CAPITAL Represented,
SIO,Ooo,ooo.
)OHNSTON'S INSURANCE
Rooms,

73G75 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE FIRE POLICIES ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
HOME OFFICES.
Lo55e5 adjusted and paid at this Agenry svifb-
CIT rGffrenre 10 the Parent Offices.
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u T. bTtfl riof4 soVCTcI@IIy.
BALTIMORE AGENCY, SIX
JORNSTONcS INSURANCE ROOMS,
70 and IS SECOND STREET.
DIRECTORS:
WIN. II. MCFARLAND, President Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK, firm of Warwick Il Barksdae.
VIM. g. CREN1HAW, firm of Crenshaw & Co.
WELLINGTON G0DDIN. firm of Goddin AppersOn,
T. W. McCANCE, firm OF Dunlop, Moncure & Co
e. A BARKSDALE, firm of Warwick & Barksdale.
JAMES H. GRANT Tobacco Manufacturer.
l., ID. CRENSHAW, firm of Haxal Crenshaw & Co.
JOHN L. BACON, firm of Bacon Baskerville.
+. B. HAXALL, firm of Haxali, Crenshaw Co.
JOHN CURRIE, Jr., Ship Owner
WIN. B. WARWICK. firm of Warwick 4 Bark dale, % I'D.
JAS. ALFRED JONES Attorney at-Law.
C. G. ELLETT, Builder.
F. G. RUFFIN, Agricuturist and ,nufacturer
r. W. McGRUDER, firm Of 5. Mct5ruders Sons \.
". W. CRUMP, Attorney. at-I.aw
JAS. DUNLOP, firm of Dunlop, Moncure K Co.
o. F. BREEsE, Secretary -
T. D. JOB ST0N, Agent.
Nos. 73and IS Second street