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SOUTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.

WYTHEvILLE, July I'd, 1860.
To His ExcellencY JoHN LETcHER.
Governor of VIrglGla:
herewith transmit Il statement oi the cOndl-
ton OF the Sou ,hwestern Bank of Virginia al this
ftms. compared with It's condition on list July,
1859 Vsrg respectfully,
w. A. STUART. Cashier.
Co8pdra,irs Statement Of the Southeastern Bank
q: Litsinia on II. LIZ daN Of .LALA. $50 and
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DANNIILE BANK. !

Dan Vile BANh, Z
DANviLLE, VA, July 3d. lo60i
His Excellency john LETCHER. GOV. o. Va:
DEAR SIR: Herewith I hand you comparative
attachments showing the condition of this Bank on
tse 49, July, 1859, and LIST July, 1860.
J. A. GRAY, Cashier
CCnyaYatire state Of the Danuiie Bank on IA
lyt Of July, 1859, and LIST JHiy 1860
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s sss.ss;:;..;.is BoA = 10 iYNNetaBti fgJHssss
E<s<Sxx TIMES A WFFk-FuESpA'
THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS.
lcat TEMPEST, Capt. THos. bNsfr.
Boat ERCHANT, Capt. GsQ. Y. LAfsh
boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. J9AssSm
Boat ]. J. IRBY, Capt. Wa; +. CLgVAi
Boat FAME, Capt, VIM: II: PARSONS
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. ]. J. PETERS. r,,rss
These Boats are all of the FIRST class, coilI' s,s
by careful and experienced CAPTAINS, AZ a n
promptly rs advertised, The suhscflee.' ,s|s
LOT past iasois' oos' = WM. p. cox, Ag.lk,
Attic Shed, Dock st.. in rear OF old oas Wv !.
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O'Clock A. M =, and Junction tBurkeville) lOl0 A
NJ. and arrive in Richmond ut lilo 7. NJ
The Nail and PASSENGER Trains connect bo,
ways with the SouthgSide Railroad trains n ~
from the Southwest at the Junction. and with 4.
Richmond, FTederlcksEurg and Potomac RaIIros
trains. to and from the North at Richmond All
James River Steamboats, tn Norfolk and Old POM
~ For Through Tickets and further inforrs
ton. apply at the Ticket Office.
je 2l-ts ALEX. W0RRALL, Gen Supt
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TRAVELLERS, DInucrop.
'r r~zv,, RiCH N0ND Am 49,.
- 80 RIVER RAfLaOsnphk

PoiNf AMI N6RFoTiJK h TO Old
FARE 2-DINNER EXTRA-fNo s,
On and .f,ss 's RuEsD Da j Rnst .,,s
run daily Except SundaysI as follows; "as
=. RE6HLAR PASSENGER TRANS,
Stopping only 1t Fair Oaks, Meade y, Sprn.,
-, patch and Tunstai's, on signal, viii les',, De
And leave White House at....-.-'. IAN
The fast and commodious s'eams, ~ "
POINT, Carr. j. G. ROVE, will isav. r.,
House, Mondays, Wednesdays and F,iS,Enh III.
80 a. NJ or on Arrival of ears, land NJ ~
only at West Point, Noody's, Cappaboosinass shal
ler's, Yorktown and Gloucester Po,ntees.. BIC
at Old'Polnt a. :. and Norfolk At PN sfFisg
Returning, the WEST POINT viii is,-
folk tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satn,dst.e no,
and Old Point nj 8 is A. NJ landing oniy ~ 7,
and arrive at White House in time q conraA. oofs
the cars arriving in Richmond AT o 10 y N9o'Eia
No B at landings vii be made W.
:, Freif ht received Mondays, Wednesday. -,
Frida IS TIL =. Nj. aa
Acc Jmmodation trains discontinued tin f,.,,.
notice. WA d''as'
Or and after "wednesday, the IL, of Arar..
the PASSENGER train will leave Richmond Sn her,
ceDt Sunday) AT A. NJ. connecting Al IVES, s1'
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. w. .lI
steamer West Point at As A. NJ, and arr,r. 1s
Norfolk at 3 p. Nj. "''"e Il
Returning, the steamer will leave Norfo,. . .
A. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sa,v Ss ~
connecting at West Point at ! p w., ttsit
cars. and arrive in Richmond at r. NJ. WIN lie
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
iy M-ta
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49, LAW NOTICE. 1.-The Law Office of
49, P; H, AYLETT has been removed to
that of the United States District Attorney for the
Eastern District Of Virginia. Mr. AYLETT viii
practice as heretofore in the inferior and superior
Courts of Richmond, Henrico, King William, and
in the District Courts of the United States, which
are held in Richmond and Norfolk jy 9-lm
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Il DIR. CRENSBAW'S Office is re-
~ moved to Main, between Sth and 9th sts,
over Lester Manufacturing Company.
FOR RENT--Large and airy l. 6 | N g
ROOMS, KITCHEN, &C., in same building.
re
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GKEATNEpUCyiONIN The

N GREAT REDUCTION The n
- PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
"a From Is to 30 per cent. saved BY buy
~ ipg from J. II. ANTHONY,
AsAN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, IS 50; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, 30; fine cali
skin sewed Boots, so; Congress Cater Boots, Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes. IS.
J. H, ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, WHICH he Will sell at the unpIo-
EAI,F. 90 as-dhwts
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a., To THE LADIES OF KlCn.

rnT assortment of LADIES, MISSES AND
ChILpRENs SHOES. e1hbraon he STeSt va
Iadies' Ueeled Kid and MOROCCO slippers La
es Kid and BsSt9f saa daasT b
EeItsrs several qualities; Ladies Heeed French
Boots style tadleS Morocco % aGd ! Ka Boots
without heels; Misses Heeed Morocco and Goat
Bootees Misses Heel led Congress- and 8 ide Laced
CATERS; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
Children's Heeled Kid and Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties Chlld,en's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Childreu's Copper Tipt BoOtees,
without heels Chidren's French Boots, new
sty together with any other style or quality
that may be needed. A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. 80 Main st.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland sIss VI
on board the comfortable steamer between "''~
Creek and Washin gton. -
EA For further Information, apply ssth'S
Broad street, Shockpe Hill. ,,r.. Az
JAS. d. WINSTON, Gent Ticket '
sAM'L RU Til, 2up't. --z.
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RaS DIR. Il. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
I>-s co, having taken An office Oh Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services to the public.
Jy 30-6m
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A- Laidicy's Apothecarv is for the present
on Main street. above 5th, where it will continue
until his new store is ready. lie has in store a
PERFECTLY NEW and FRESH STOCK of
PURE MEDICINES, and hopes, by giving strict
personal attention to the business, to merit hb-
eral share of public patronage.
JOSEPH LAIDLEY,
(Of the late firm of Ilaidley q Robnson.)
iy6 I'm
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FFiCE RICH'D Il PET ERSB'G X. X. co.,
Richmond, Va, April 2, i%.
NOTICE. 1871

La - TO PkssENGERs I0oy5.
.asst---,@G GOING N0RTH;-SsnE1Ws VT r.
ERs.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THR0(55ii
CHECKS.-GREATN NORTHERN ROUTE,
rylng the great United States Mail. Twice g.
Sunday night exceptsdl between Richmond, a,
sndIia, Washing ton, Baltimore, philadelphia .N'
York, and all important points West, wa az -
Creek and Washington. over the BlchinoAg9, g., i,
ericksburg Il Potomac Railroad, To- the fo'aAs'
river, 70 miles, and hy splendid aud conieiA,.
steamers thence to Washington, IS miles, 10 s. !.
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable saa ~
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and ], 7. y,
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Specls AsN,
CEECKEDTHR0UGH TO Washing ton, BalImAS
Philade phia and New York. ,.,
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gsr-yxx, TRUNKS AT COST.-We will from
sAEgiS this day Offer our stock of Trunks ValIoes,
~~<ifA Hat Cases, Carpet Bags. &c, at cost
Having made unusual large purchases of Trunks
early in the season. and finding that our stock
LARGER than desirable, and IN order TO redace our
stock, we will sell at about cost prices, thereby of
fering great inducements to all in want OF any
thing In the Trunk line.
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
NJ Aair, Ill
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ST,Ts OF VTRGINIA--WYIHR COUNTY, to mt:
This day, W. A. Stuart, Cashier of the South
western Bank of Vlrg lnla personally appeared be-
fore the undersigned g Notary Public for said
county, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment is correct to the best of his knowledge and
Osei
Gwen under my hand, this I'd day Of July. 1859.
e. A AALLER, N T.
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-t SHOES AND TRUNKS Uv-~-,vo
Co., AT Low PRICES. EytnSS

= e2lTD
e. HELLER & CO, No. 1873 Broad street. are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., IN the
State, viz:
Ladies fine Caters. with heels, at S12s La
dies fine Congress Caters, with heels, at s. so;
Ladies fine quality Morocco Boots with heels, at
Sl.25. GENr1EMEN'S WEAR.
Gents city made French Calf Boots, at s5;
Cents city made French Calf oxford Ties, So !;
Gents city made French Calf Caters, So; Gents
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
81 PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
Mems fine Brogans, at 81 pair; WOmen's Heel
ed Leather Boots, at 70 cents pair; Chlidren's
Heeled Leather Boots, at SO cents pair.
TRUNKS. BONNET BOXES, &C.,
Of the best and largest manufacture, only sold at
low prices at g. HELLER Il CO.'S.
Broad st . between 9th and 9Th,
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- SAM'L P. HALVES & SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL-Red and White Ash.
GLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS COAL. -
Also, a full supply OF OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand. 18th street, South side of the Dock
n. B.-AnthracIte Coal sold by weight.
my 30-3in
OAK AND PINE wODD-Seasoned and un-
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards,
de Its JN0. J. WERTH. Ag't.
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~ Rocks Good Samaritan.-The sub.
serlber having taken the agency for the above pop
furnish the trade at proprIetor's rates
JNO. w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
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A To Toba cc0nists-SweetOil.S Sweet Oil
prime article, in cases and barrels, for sale low
by JNO. w. GARLICK, Druggist,
Market Place, Franklin St
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Denomination of Notes fves and tens
D,dtjHgS az ErChGaEe:
Amount sold at from a to ser cent
premium > IS q06 So
Amount boush at from TO y per cent 1886 IS
We, the undersigned, Directors of the South
western BANK OF Virginia. certify that have
examined the foregoing comparative statement of
the condtidn OF said Bank on the LIST instant, ana
believe the same 10 be correct
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, July G.


Admiral, tBrem.) Whiting Bremen-scbaer & Kobler -
Albert, (Brem) klamp, Cardif-A. Schumacher & Co.
Arizona, Bradley, Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr
Annapolis, Pickett, Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
Bethiah Thayer, Munroe, Calao-BarrI Bros
Chariot of Fame, Knowles, Callao-Barril Bros
crest OF the Wave, Colley, Callao-Barril Bros
Johannes Von Tritzen, London-Foard & Rogers
Sir John Franklin, Despeaux N York; Gittinos
INLAND, tBrem.) Lahusen Bremen-Oelrchs 4 Inrman
Manderer, Ryder -, Coleman K Bailey
VIM sprague, Baker, Boson-Fitsgerald, Booth & Co.
Banks.
Baltic, tBrem Bake, Europe-T J. Hand 4 Co
B. Fountain i1 Keller CardenasC NJ. Jackson Co.
cavalier, Mcleod Rio de Janeiro-J Hooper Sons
Chase, Rattle, Rio de Janeiro-Kirkland, Chase h Co
george Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fitzgerad Booth
Hugh Birckhead, Bennett s. America cornou c. c..
gohn =. Bruno Gayle, Havana-F. W. Bruno & Sons
LIapwing Kelly, Rio de Janero-Hugh jenkins & Co.
Octavia, Thomas. Norfolk w.
"enham, Wedge Buenos Ayres-Jas Corner & Sons
Cyclone, McCarty, -, c. M Jackson g. 20
Comet, (Br) Hill, Bermuda-Jos. c. Yeates A. ca
Crawford, Small, AYES Island-A B Morton L Sons
r. K; g; Wright, Lowry, Ponce, P, R.-Jo6n NJ Banded
stephen Young chass st. J9hn BKesey Gray
Astrea, Pine, Eastport-Kelsey h GRAY
astoria, Coggins, Newburyport-Kesey Grey.
G. f. Rogers Lanrev 'pIia i.oM hhoads Son
D. W. Eldridge, Ogden, for freghtNW. Rhoads h Son
D. Bayles, Jayne, New York-Rose lyon
Eastern, Price, Cuba-Kelse & GRAY
Exchange Barry, West Indies-N f. Berry
Flying Seud, Carmean, Charleston-C Pendergast.
Florida, Tall, Chareston-C. Pendergast
I mug W. Ery marshall Mantua-W Applegarth & Son
Isabeila Ellis, Gates Newbern, N.C-J Corner Sons
John L. Darling, Howes, Provdence-T. Whitridge & Co
James Parker, =, Philadelpha-W. Rhoads & Son
~ endrlck Fish, WALL Boston-Heslen Il Rogers
Maryland, Wilson, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Marie Hutchinson, Portland-T. W. O'Bren
Mary Clinton, Ryan, n Oreans-J. Henderson & Co.
margaret Powell, Fenton. Phila.-W Rhoads 4 Son.
ocean Bird, Conley, Providence-S. Phillips & Co
X. W. Troth, johnson, Windward-S. G. Hand
s. u. Jones, Crowel Norfolk-Heslen Roges.
I. C. Worrell. Hubbard, Wilmington N. c.
Somerset, Stirling, Charleston-Chas. Pendergast
nheresa O. Smith, Savannah-Whedbee 4 Dickinson
Iomah, Anderson, Caais-Thos. K. Matthews & Son.
u: d. darwood, -, Portsmouth-Kesey 4 Gray.
W M +. Burden Ferris, New York;. Pratt Il Bro
Zephaniah. Walker. n Carolina &
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Shipping dntelItaenIe.
'ORT OF BALTIMORE, July


Arrived.
steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay. hours from Sa.
Vannah mdse and passengers TO Sam Pearce. Passed
ou ne OH Trap two barks of them supposed the
hence for Rio de Janero; off the Rappahannock
snip and bark, all beating down. and off Smiths
bound up. win P"in'eu por's' supposed
to James Shrver 'r' "'in niiaue'Ph'a'h
Schrs breeze, BROWN from New York mdse IN Rose a.
Lyon. > Jones, Crowel, from Norfolk ballast IN
Heslen hogers;-DolLhin, Bennett DAYS from Ma
tanzas; sugar and moiasses to c Yates a ~ - no
Barge Helen Brown, Hicks, from Havre Dc cr.a. =;
10 W III Oer. NC "faee' ice
Schr Dolphin, Bennett, from Matanzas o7,h ~, n.
ported by steamship Locust Point. ' me-
Cleared.
Steamships Ben DeFord, Hallett, Boston via Nors,u
LHuggns--Locust Point, French, New York. SAM
Pearce. ni
strs Virginia, Fairbanks, fredericksburg R Capron
I Co--Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk, NJ Falls.--
franklin, Dougherty, New York. and Richard Willing
Philadelphia, both by ] Shriver
snip Annapolis, Pickett Liverpool Foard & Rogers
Sk Seah, Smith, Boston, Georges Creek Coal Iron
Co~ or VEG Adams, Fiske, New York, Enoeh Pratt L.
Gravy ne a Bird Spear, Portsmouth, N Fl, Kelsey &
buryport do HARDWOOD, do do.--Astoria Coggins New
Coal and Iron oprowess, Hulse, New York Georges
at Liverpool 18th SR Norve FIN New Orleans arrived
'rs Jean 6aptiste IBr) oueett 9, 1o,u, W
June NA0mpson, hence at Helveot. 10Th
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New YORK, July 6-Cstton is du--sales of 500 bales
Flour rmsaes of q 900 bbls Southern is quoted at
S550dA9o Wheat is heavy-saes of 60 900 bushels red
Western at 81 .3SGl 49, Chicago Spring 81 2661 81 Mil
waukee Club 30dl 81; choice sI42 Corn is rmsales
1900 bushels; supply scarce; mixed acc cts vel
low Western &c cts Pork is firm quiet-Mess SIS lex
asl9 Prime Sl250d12 95 Lard is firm-Prime is held
at Is cts. Whskey is heavy at 21K Sugar is firm
Muscovado 6$G6A cts. Spirits Turpentine heavy. Ro-
sin is heavy at 52h cts Rice is quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6-Flour is dull and unchanged,
Wheat is dul-red 81 .25, white 81 35G1 As. Corn is
quiet-sales of 1000 bushels at 66G67 Provisions
have an advancing tendency. Lard is firm at 12Aa13H
cts. Whskey is steady at 2l(G22 cts.
ALBANY, July 5.-Flour in slightly improved demand;
sales ZOO bbs at former quotations. Wheat-No trans
actions. Corn dull transactions limited; sales of 700
bushels Western mixed at 62a62k cts and 5000 bushels
round yellow at 65G6i cts. Oats quiet sales of 900
bushels State at 80 cts. at the Central depot Whiskey
ld2l cts: sales so bbls.
0swEGo, July 5-Flour dun but unchanged Wheat in
better demand sales 300 bushels very choice white Ca
madam at 81 40; 200 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 %
5000 bushels extra ditto private TERMS 900 bushels
Chicago spring at S1SGS11SH 1000 bushels do on pri
vate Corn without material change $50 nd
at SO cts. and 5000 bushels do at $50 cts Oats
Barley and Rye quiet.
CHICAGO, July 5-Flour dull and business limited at
previous rates. Wheat quiet and cent lower sales at
Si.05a$l06 for No. 2 Chicago spring in store Corn
steady sales of $4,000 bushels 4646G cts in store
Oats firm at 20 cts. Recepts-900 bbls. -four 10 600
bushels wheat 5S 900 bushels corn 500 shells
Shpments-NO flour, % 0GG bushels wheat SO 900 bush
els
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FOREIGN MARKETS

- From James Hei0iH d Co.'S CircuIarl
LIVERPOOL, June 22-Since our circular of the 18th
Instant the Persia and Glasgow have arrived from New
ana The Palestine from Quebec bringing from
e former place to the 9th and Sth and kilograms from
the southern cities to the 18th instant Cotton-The i'm
s Tor me week have been 10000 bales and the sales
uvVV hc'u1g mat sent from the quay direct to spin
ner The trade have taken 10 OOO Spectators 600 and
exporters eco bales. To-day 1900 bales were sold
he market closing with an active demand but prices
sun irregular The suhoined table exhibits the stocks
oicoiton now on hand, and the imports consumption
&C from the ISL January to date for Liverpool alone
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UTueT LOfUShlpS,
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer


w. NEW CHANNEL INTO sAPoLA SOUND GEORGIA
Ihe new channel crosses the bar three ouarters If
mile TO the southwark of the old one now in nse and
mas nnch the appearance if forcing itself throu
se par which at this point is only about Two hundred
zee. IN width and with eighteen feet water upon its
ithan part .he soundngs showing twenty feet
ster sue ana deepening gradually both
nshsre along the channel There eighteen feet
water upon the bar, but only seventeen old
channel In the latter the bar is fully mile in width
and the slightest deviation from the the Channel course
would carry vessel into sixteen fifteen feet The new
canne on the contrary is wide, and the bar being so
narrow affords great advantage to vessels of large
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IatiDrs.

1OHN Fl. REA & CO,
81 CLOTHiERS
No.. CORNER OF SouTH AND PRATT sTgRKTs.
s.essrs John H. REA CO. take pleasure
othe pubic generally that their Clothing much
larger and more varied than before.
having now on hand splendid stock CLOTHS, CSSl
HERES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
n style that cannot fail to please both price manu-
facture ~
FURNISHTNG GOODS
Cravats Scarfs, Ties Sdspender Handkerchief Shirts
6nd Gloves, in large variety
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING. ia
worthy the attention Planters z.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
AMES T. KEMP h CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO fAGGER x BROTHER
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPnRTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATiCAL INSTRUMENTS
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment Of
Sp Cnrnpases QuadrantS, Octants
aioneers Thermometers, Drawing Lamps
9uipey3s Gonpassss Gauging Rods Out Sticks, Board
rules rape Lines, Burtps Coast Pilots, Ship
sStan', Hedge Anchors Charts of ali parts OF the world
manner. ~f " ' 10 -
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rHRUN0M ETERS,

+ THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND sURv EYING INSTRUMENTS, -
and
GLOBES
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ~
PETER WALTHER,
U, III, -, - , - 20 W Frat street.
BLUNT, New York ~" e. m AZ.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

AREoIBo P. R.-Briq Peerless.-377 bbds s,,-,x .o
& Co. eeS' hrhiahd, Chase
.J JUN 5, r; RISchr IaduS.-1s6 hhds sugar. 40
hhds molasses, Kirkland. Chase 4 Co s'"' oo
MATANzAs-Schr. Dolphin-22O boxes smear on hill,
molasses, >. u ates Co.. "a dozen pines "a buncbes
bananas rs pumpkins master. ' " ounehes
CORN IsLAND-Brig Laura.-S2, $50 cocoa nuts 1oo
bags cocoa 100 ivory nuts Dbl tortoise shell Price
O'Neil. Is. ' iioe u
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-St Steamship Thomas .Swann-1O5 bales cot
rice, j. Williams & Son; IS cases domestics r. 6 w
A. Loney Co; % boxes copper ORE bbs do D, Kee
ner; box mdse. j. T. Mason ~ -
NEW YoRK-Schr Breese.-l45 hhds. sugar, IL tierces
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me guinness which has characterized the Manchester
market Tor Goods and Yarns during the past four or five
WEES sun prevails; nevertheless, there appears to be
no considerable accumulation of stock manufactured
aoncS, but as advices continue to come unfayorably
nom East India, buyers disncned to enter into en-
Easements of future delivery, consequently contracts
arg rapidly running out and purchasers for immediate
yery obtain decided advantage in prices Although
r alug OF nearly every description of goods has ma
laS "eclned within the past month six weeks vet
se seems tolaye been no dimnuton in the profta-
,eSS OF The trade the reduction in raw Cotton has
bes wen Ereater in proportion. Sugar-The demand
small, but prices remain steady, holders being
fnwng TO accept lower rates The total sales consist
% mus 960 bags and bbls. of plantation at 3Ss TO
"a or antigua; 40s Cd for jamaica and ass to SIS
or granny hemerara; 90 hhds Porto Rico at 42s to
D. ana ZoOO bags brown Maurus at 36s Cd per cwt
10 tuHS-The market has 1uctuated somewhat this
Tho movements being in sympathy with the weather
NO. TIiIuGhcy OF prices, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
were decidedly to higher point but later on the wealth
Sale again more favorable, any advantage which
ti 'el' may have obtained subsequently lost and
oi market closed quietly, last evening, at about the
aa,lohs current on Friday. At to days market the
tbeuahce was very thin The weather continuing fine
quotably lower. o'' "'' H''
We quote:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-07

& H., CARRIAGES.-We have on hand at
~ - OUR MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY
p mI o. lhe largest and hest assortmens of CAR
kdAGtS to be found in the city. Persons in want of Car
tees are invited To call and examine stock as we are
determined to sell at as low rates accommodating
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-07

DR. BAAKEE
- Sno,;o, .,.... TREATS ALL DISEASES.
cRdTe asnien given to all eh,one coUau
diseases OF the NosE Mourn, THROAT LUNGS ali SKIN
aeat Ssu
Or sasss Es Pys
s s ms st sss Of s There
s ss s Ese t y e,tts sSf
oas'nSF sR 81 Ey S HE
Of sv.r, iTHNoks HN fss sw GE the BODY
ssG III These
@nses fs s 65eS all
will produce bso aae new Of S5sc9EsTy Of FUlD hat
XII Ns 81 to the Eye without the kris
''-'1'ss u '"e EYES AND EARS
BaaEe has eosaH ' oH sn al h a
A'''' ''e4 aRf1 fSaa.a'G' EYES
w,,., -. rYNP4NuAs, S OF EAR DRUMS,
s 1a1siy j sGss
large assortment Of sSaq{g and dqT9Sls A
with the Ankle Leg and Knee 5nt attaehmesf EEL
SEX and ean S re perfectly r and adapted either
All kinds Of usses for HERNIA or Rupture Of Of eTer yO de-
ior o females in weak condition. for those with PRStsp
Doctor Baakee is one of the most ceba.aa and .,,us
personalv ana surgeons now living His fame known
Ssets R1f6spf bs sy Of mn hs soT
can and
nSo M figure f his personal superv vision
OfHce IN. Rroa5r, , DOCTOR BAAKEE
nlSH -" Noois aooVe Fourth street,
New York City
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