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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
POLITICAL.

Grand MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS, IRRES
NJ pectve party believe tina, the
country the stability OF the urion the Of free
institutions wi be- ed and promoted by the election OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN to ts nrsshiecy; wal be held on Non
dan evening DULY 10, ~ J.. NJ Union square. Broad
way Fourth >vcnue Fourteenth Eminent speak.
are inyci and expected e. address the cng BY order
SHEPHERD KNAPP Chairman.
N y lHArMAN. Secrc-arY
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, WANTED

4 fhBTMfNfs WANfEn--tN 4 HOUSE WITH ON
~ one oihcr fsrls. State terms, location, Ar. Broos
preferred Fhs cass rcicicn given, Address whosss
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T osT-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN 4 FOURTH
IL dark leather lotenioi lte, containing
Si5-Sii, bills and silver dollar u please
at 90 East Nineteenth street. where stb!s reward viii
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A RITTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A ther on CHOKING into cash-frota 81 u
paid pants from g. &c
cashmere drees from 90 80 Also carpets faraurc
jewey the hhcs proc paid for each. note b. post pune
t-ally Attended r. ia Seventh avenue
eenh Twcnueth streets Ladies scndei " BY Mrs. 4
n. business transacted On sasardsys
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t<H SALE.

A RARE CEANNE-SELDOM OFFERED.--f0R SiAls,
"A che small Ns5ne Boiler and Coffee Rooster, all in per
iee order and -y used for abont Apply TO T.
pEAN CO. No. Exchange place near the Terry, Jersey
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CICrfrrN5,
"A Furniture and tlrpeH conlnve paying tbs hlghes'
rcer In cash the above named ar4s without cun ~
imbrr Please rail address g. Niii. SIC t2gA
me 10 ween Twenty sirfh Twenty 6evSuh srees La.
nes a..slded . by Mrs hirh.
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NOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON FIRST AVENUE,
18th street easements finished and pqrlors,
aud two rooms and two bedrooms h- second or with
tic and and cell Second Third
and the Harlem bpais desirable location Price
$500 inquire of u. KENYON corner OF 1884 street md
1hrd enic. Terms easy.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE Is.
ALCOHOL-Alcohol is dull and lower. We note sales
this week of $50 lbs Western 95 per 4O40I
per gallon, and we quote these the TODAY
ASHES.-Ashes are unchanged in price, and we again
Pearl ~ ~
BARK.-Quercitron Bark has been quite active this
made at $17 50d19 for No q $2O22 so per ton for No
at which figures it closes very firm There very little
remaining in market, and for the next receipts higher
rates will probably be asked.
BEESWAX.-BeeswaX is steady and firm at 35(l36 cts
per h., but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD Bread is steady at the following rates viz
AZ cts for Navy cts for Pilot, and per lb for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
BRlMSTONE-We have heard of no sales of Brim stone
this week, but quote crude Sicily nominal at $50 per
ton.
COFFEE-Codee is in active demand, and the market
for 1T is very buoyant The sales this week most of
which have been made within the three days
add about 1000 bags, and they include 4SOO bags
Rio the of the bark Chase which was sold YES
terday at IA cts round this figure being highest ever
paid here for entire and 200 bags Rio lots
at from l3 to lax cts the inside figure being for
mon and the outside for prime. Rio closes very firm to-
day at 1917 l44 cts for fair to good and IAN cts for
PRIME and we quote Laguayra at 14a14% cts and Java
at 15xl6H cts per lb. We note the import here this
week of II 226 bags per bark Chase Cavalier and
"Adelade from Rio, and of 500 bags Rio from New
York-total, IA 026 bags.
COTTON The demand this week has been confined to
ak cent per lb We of about 400 bales ine-
rlor to good mddling Upland and Gulf from I2T
cts, six months We quote:
GRADES |
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PRICa5 sHDsALRs OF STOCKS kSE~IuRF
ny

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says: The
stock market to-day with greater activity than for some
days past has still had declining tendency The sup
ply Of stocks has been considerable supposed to be
ly from maturing contracts, which being thrown on
dull and unwilling market has in many descriptions
aoshed lower prices The recent decline has brought
in some outside speculative ORDERS and think
the bull obbers rather disposed begin new line
moderately The purchases not, however, sufficient
to sustain and the impression of the
10 DC tat prices may yet touch somew hat lower
The in the money market which we have hith
ero reported continues without abatement Commission
house receivables pass readily at per cent without
reference to date of maturity and acceptances
sell readily at 4H(d4A. Single first class Job
bng paper rules at k6 per long dates while
favorite names of short time have been passed at per
cent Call loans with Government stocks as colIater
dfhcut to place any large amounts at that rate This
plethora OF left in the as at the
commercial centers and to country banks quite
oppressive forcing them to invest their capital State
and Federal stocks Their lines down for want
of commission house paper which they heretofore re-
ceived from the manufacturers whose advances at pres
ent are made in cash.
legal question has arisen between the assessors of
Rochester and the Commercial Bank of that city The
Commercial Bank, it appears, holds 500 900 in United
States stocks deposited in the Bank Department as
curty for its circulation. The banks claim that this
amount should be deducted from their capital and ex-
emped from taxation the ground that United States
stock is not taxable The laid the before
Mr Cook Superintendent of the Bank Department and
he advised them that United States stocks held by
bank as part of its capital aXable and he further
vised them that had arisen between Common
wealth bank of New York and the assessors on this
issue, in which the bank beaten. 1t carried
the Court OF Appeals and still pending there. The
opinions OF Judge Gardner and Henry R. Seldom were
obtained and they concur in saying that United State
stocks held by bank part of its capital cannot be
taxed by the laws OF the State. The have
solved to assess the full capital the OOO-
irrespective of the amount of United States stocks held
hy the institution
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,o5I
HOWARD STREET FLOUR.-For Howard Street Super
holders asked early in the week s575(a5 62H per bbl
but there were no buyers at these figures, and
it dropped subsequently to IS so per Dbl, at which
price 200 bbls have been sold within the last two
three days. 1t closes, however, to-day dull at the
above rate. The only sale Extra we have heard of is
of 100 bbls at So, and quote to-day ranging
from 1915 to Sc l2& per bbl
OHIO FLoUR.-The sales Of Ohio Flour this week include
800 bbls choice Extra sold early in the week at @ and
500 bbls. Super sold Wednesday at S5 So per bbl-
super closes to day dull at $780, and quote
$5.75d6 per Dbl
CITY MILLS FLOuR.-There has been no movement in
City Mills Flour this week far have heard Su
per was held at the opening Of the week So 7, but
would not bring to-day $500 and quote Extra at
$6d62 for standard, and $77 so per bbl for fancy
brands.
FAMILY FLOUR.-Family Flour is still selling by the
dray load to the trade SS so for Wcchs and Ss per
hb for the best brands Of Baltimore ground and we
quote Ohio and Howard Street Family f6 507 per Dbl
RYE FLoUR.-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 81 per bbl but have heard ofno sales of
moment.
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal has been very quiet tlis week
We have had no sales reported but it has quoted
through the week So so per bb for both Baltimore and
BTandywine. The Exports this week only $50 bbs
The following the inspections and Meal for
thn uHaln nra1In lima
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SUITS OF THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD IN
NRGINIA.-The Wheeling, Va, Union of Thursday
says:-The case of j. & W. G. Lafferty Us the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, was decided
Yesterday by verdict in favor of the plaintiffs for
$4,000, with interest from the lst of December
1852. AS the case is decided we are at Hber-
ty to give some idea of its nature-Messrs. Lafrty
brought suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company to recover alleged balance due on
the original construction of Sections l6l and l62
of the road west of Cumberland. The defendants
claimed that they had overpaid the plaintiffs as
appeared from the final estimates of the Company.
The plaintiffs claimed that the estimates both
monthly and final were fraudulent, unfair and un-
just-and upon this difference of opinion the iurv
decided to the tune of SIC, 800 against the Compa-
ny. The case was argued by j. II. Pendleton of
this city, for the plaintiffs and Messrs. C. NJ.
Gwynn, of Baltimore, and q. Jacob, of this city,
for defendants.
The case of Polly Woods & Co. rs. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, is of a similar nature to the
Lafferty case, though involving larger amount.
On motion of defendants and on account of the in
disposition of defendants counsel from Baltimore
the is continued to the next term of Court at
defendants costs. The counsel employed in this
case are }. ii. Pendleton for plaintiff; Gwynn and
Jacob for defendant.
The JAPANESE IN PHILADELPHTA.-The Bullein, of
Thursday evening, says: The Japanese that prom
enade are generally OF inferior position. Crowned
with their outrageous hats not insensibe to the su
fusng rays OF the sun, alive to all the wonders of the
thoroughlare, out startled by none OF them, they
move up and down, now passing to examine some
wayside object of interest turning into
bazar emporium 1--WE scorn to say shop) and
Getting with due attention. They are not insulted
at any point. If the crowds are curious, they are
neither loud or Obtrusive, and the strangers are
permitted : pursue their own way in perfect
peace.
BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.-In the suit at North
ampton, Mass, of Lydia French Lucius w.
Stone, for breach OF promise ofmarriage, damages
S10OOO the jury returned a verdict of 81, 800 dam
promised for 81 PAS. The suit created great ex-
citement, especially among the fair sex of North
ampton and the court room crowded during
the trial which seems TO have afforded good deal
of merriment to the spectators, caused by Mr.
Stones epistles (some 800 or 400 in number) and
testimony. Miss French is aresident of Elenburg
New York,
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which received early in the week offered at auc
ton two or three days SINCE and sales made
$500 boxes Oranges at from rs cts 6 and about 700
boxes Lemons at 81 50G275 per box The Lemons were
in good condition. but part of the Oranges were in very
bad order Rasns are still selling for bunch and
g 90 per box Tor layer and quote Figs 6 per
lb. for Smyrna.
tLouk-Ihe Flour market this week has been quiet
and since last Friday Super and standard brands Extra
nave faen oil in price l24 to 25 cts per bb Super
held at the opening of the week at S. 75d 62k it
has been selling for the last three days SIS
per Dbl and it closes dull at this figure. The sales
OF which have been made within the last three
days. add up about 5000 bbls. The exports this week
are as follows, viz
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follows, viz: at l7Gl9c cts for Adamanne 25(S27 cts
for Chemical Sperm; 37D42 for Sperm; and 5255
cts. per lb. for patent Wax. Western Mould Candles
selling al ~ cts but City do bringing l4l6 eta
per Id.
CHEMICALS.-We still quote Soda Ash at 2kfa24
cts for so per cent? Sal Soda cts; Bleaching Pow
ders at 243 cts. and BCarb Soda at Ak cts Caustic
Soda is selling at cts. per lb.
COAL.-The following are the cargo rates for Cumber.
land Coal viz $315 for ne $3 so for mine and
"a per ton lump delivered boardat Locust Point
Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards s55 25 per
ton Of 2 240 lbs.
COCOA-We continue TO quote Cocoa at 15Gl7 cts per
lb but We hear Of no sales this week
COPPER is still selling at 22H(023 cts. for
Baltimore refined Ingos, % cts for Baltimore Sheathng,
and q per English do, and quote Yellow
Metal Sheathing before at 20 cts for both English
and American do Nails at 22 cts and do Bolts 23
per ID. @t. -a.
a, ,FEATHERS.-Feathers in demand, and we quote
ern. " -
;hIFish are in fair request, but prices still
;t t,ns downward Mackerel beginning TO arrive
anu they selling at IS 25(S rs for
ana ~ 25Ge75 per Dbl. for large No 3's these
I suIes peng aaecne on last quotations Eastern
S are also 9wer the prices for them now ranging
n1m S.@o 70 per Dbl cargo Of $50 bbls Halifax was
sou TINS week ~ 70 per bbl from the wharf Aewiyes
may oe quoted at $4755 Dbl for new Potomac and
brands. '' ''' snor' anu iuii
TRuIT.-A cargo of some 1000 boxes Sicily Fruit,
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL MONUMENT.
National Monument Committee have recommended
granite monument in the centre Of Indepen-
dence Square, to commemorate the Declaration of
Independence the cost not to exceed 1850 900, and
the design of the structure to be characterized BY
ia simplicity.-PhiL Ledger.
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HENRY C. SPALDING e. CO.,
Box No. 3 500 New York

Put up Dealers containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
nT- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will its annually to every household. VI
Sold by all prominent S,aoners Druggists Hardware
nj Furntue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate.
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sad Accident at Sandusky. OhiO--Fan of n
balcony Crowded with PeOpIe--A Number

SANDUsKY, Ohio, June 14.-The balcony of
Vests Hotel, which was crowded with people wit
Messing the tournament Of the firemen, fell at 10
O'Clock this morning with terrible crash. None
were killed, utthe following persons were seriously
injured by the fall: Mr.. Wales, of Clyde, Ohio,
leg broken. His wife also badly bruised
Mr.. Arms and sister, of Ti1tn, Ohio, badly bruised
about the head and chest; Mr.. Tavlor, of T;fin,
Ohio, arm broken; Mr.. Rice, of Fndlay, Ohio,
arm broken; Miss Minnie of Tiffin, Ohio, chest
crushed; Mr.. Black of Vermillion, Ohio, arm
crushed; Mr.. Costn, of Bellefontaine ribs broken;
John Ross, OF Sandusky, terribly disfgured, and
several others Were less serionslE Mnnnded
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The LEIPZIG Journal gives the following cure for
the bite Of a mad dog which it says was discovered
by Saxon forester, and has proved to be nfal-
ble:-''Take Immediately warm vinegar OF tepid
water, wash the wound clean Herewith and drv it;
then pour upon the wound a few drops of hydro.
chloric acid, because the mineral acids DESTROY the
poison of the saliva, by which means the latter is
neutralized."
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN. r
QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND-BarE Fnru-l7I23 cubic
feet timber.
HAvANA-Bark Ellen MorriSon.-2S6 tons coal
HAvANA-Ship A. NJ Ldicrence.-7eO tons coal
AsPINwALL--Brig Deltd.-26O tons coal
BRRMEN-Ship GAIL ,539 hhds tobacco sol bags
shells, &c Jas slaves. u.
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Letters from Saratoga and Sharon Springs, pub
lished in New York papers, give doletul accounts
of the trbuatons of the advance guard of visitors
at these watering places. They complain of the
baths, of the rooms, of everything connected with
the hotels. They are neither decently fed nor
comfortably lodged ......
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The National Temperance Convention.
PORTLAND. Me-, June l4.-The National Temper
ance Convention closed its session to-day and left
on an excursion to the White Mountains
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

= = N.
NAYAGUEZ, P R-Brig Echo.-362 hhds sugar. 81
terces do, ll2 bbs do 80 casks molasses Stirling
Ahrens.
SoMBRERo-Schr Golden Rod-1ls tons guano A. c.
Elliott & Co.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Adelaide de-3 900 bags coffee
Hugh Jenkins & CO.. 400 do. do OeIrichs & Lurman
CHINcHA 1sLANDs-Ship Chariot of Fdme.-2 400 tons
guano Barr Brothers; 100 pkgs wine Patterson Mur-
guiondo "a - ..''
HALIFAX, n. s-Schr. Mercy ToyIor-1 ,O57 bbls her
Sons; 20 bbls salmon, James Corner & Sons bbls
tongues and sounds. Is half bbs. do. order ..
SoMBRERo--Schr. ChampiOn-100 tons guano A c.
Elliott & Co.
tr C0ASTWISE
BosToN-Bdrk Unon.-300 bbls fish, 20 baskets OIL SO
cases do, Shurz Co.. 800 bbls fish, T. r. Matthews 4
Son. 80 pkgs rope, order 300 pkgs mdse sundry per
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Arrival ofthe Overland Mail

BosToN, June 15.-The United States sloop-of-
war Portsmouth captured Nav 7th, on the coast of
Africa, the brig Falmouth of New York, as sup
posed saYer
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The Rochester Democrat states that Mr.. Hall, the
owner of the celebrated horse George NJ. Patchen,"
has recently refused an offer of $25 900 for him,
timating his value $4,000 above that figure
stallion in the world, in his recent matches with
Ethan Allen.
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SPRINGFIELD, June l5.-The Overland Mail of the
25th arrived last night. The news summary has
not vet been received
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DELIcACY OF THE PHILAD DELPHIA LApIEs-A Phila-
delphia correspondent of New York paper saws:
The toilet of the japanese occupies much time
the process of shaving the head being long and te-
dious lou will be surprised to learn that a num-
Der OF females-ladies of Philadelphia, / suppose
they would be called-do not hesitate to march in
to the rooms of the japanese during their toilets,
and observe with impertinent curiosity the opera
ton of shaving. The Japanese submit to the in
trusion with marvellous good humor"
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A Supposed SLAYER Captured.

ST. LOUIS, June i4.-The motion for new tria
IN the breach of promise case-Carstang Us. Shaw
was overruled to-day in the Court of Common
Pleas
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New Trial Refused.

BosToN, June 4.-Some portion of our weekly
bank statement was incorrectly transmitted by the
telegraph on Tuesday evening. The specie on hand
should have been S6,3OO 700, and the circulation
$780, 600. The fault rests entirely upon the line
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The Reception of the Japanese in New

New YoRK, June l5.--The arrangements of the
japanese Reception Committee are completed and
the affair tomorrow promises to be fete of un-
usual splendor. Large prices are being paid for
the line OF windows along the line of the procession
The front of the Metropolitan Hotel is already de.
corated with hundreds of japanese and American
Hags That part of the hotel set apart for the En-
bassy, has been decorated under the superinten-
dence of Messrs. Leland d Brothers, with tasteful
magnitcence, embracing several novel features
the reception room being panelled with finely exc
cuted paintings of ,Jqpanese snbiects
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manufactured by
HENRY c. SPALDING 4 CO.,

As CEDAR STREET NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No. $500
Annexed is Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if da
maged may be restored to their original strength and
fitness by
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SPALDLNTS PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoYERs
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HoUsE.FURNIsHING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-G0ODS DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
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Manufactured by

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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the Benefit of the Tornado


CHICAGO, June l4-The concert held here last
night for the benefit of the sufferers by the tornado
In Iowa, was greatly crowded. The receipts have
swelled the amount collected to SIS 900
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Illinois Democratic Convention.

CHICAGO, June H.-The Democratic State Con
vention, held yesterday at Springfield was largely
attended and entirely harmonious. Jas G. Allen
was nominated for Governor; Lewis C. Ross for
Lieutenant Governor; II. C. Campbell for Secretary
OF state; Bernard Artenzen for Auditor, and Hugh
Maher for Treasurer. The Electors at large are
D. L. ID. Morrison and w. H. Cushman
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ST.. LOUIS, June l3.-The award of premiums for
the best hogshead of manufacturing and shipping
tobacco raised in the State was made at the State
Tobacco Warehouse to-day. The first premium,
$40, for manufacturing leaf, was awarded to John
A Corner. of Galloway county; the second pre-
MUM, $50, to John Craighead, OF the same county
The first premium, $50, for shipping Leaf, was
awarded to JESSE, Criddle, of Cape Girardeau
county; the second premium, $50, to the same
The first premium hogshead was bought by b. W
Lewis Brothers, of Glasgow, Mo-, for $3.50 for
lOOponnds-the highest price ever paid in this coun-
try. The second premium lot was sold to Laggett
Dansman, of St. Louis, for S75 for 100 pounds.
All the competing tobacco offered for sale brought
extraordinary hiph nricps
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William W. Lamb, Esq, has been nominated for
rs election as Mayor of Norfolk,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. 1857 $50 100 13O1i9 Is, ,76s 144, 1873
RYE FLouR.-5O bbls. to Halifax; rs bbls. to Porto
Rico " WV
WHEAT-200 bushels to Halifax
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TOBACCO INSPECTION

Commencing January l, 1860 and same time 1859.
Descriptions & ans rev Total Same time
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Wholesale DEPOT. No. As CEDAR STREET,
New YORK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-07-26
a MODEST CLAIM.

Afer the SeesdeFs from the Baltimore
Democratic Convention, to the ruubsr Of
los, bad gathered together aud got under way
uith G. w. RuSsELL, Of Virginia, (quondam
Whig) 10 the chair, that gentlsnsa made .
speech, in uhisL, with an effronisry cAsr.e>
teristie Of new recruit, be claimed that The
body there before him was the 'rns Nasion>
al Democratic Convention. What cousti,u.
ted It's nationality would have puz.lsd bin
sorely to tell.
When Caleb Gushing was appointed per-
mansnt President Of the Ssesdets, he, TOO
claimed nationality for the fugitivss.
And in bis letter Of seceptanos, addressed
to Mr.. Cushing, Mr.. Breckenridge speaks 70
him Of abe National Convention over which
y'E eOntiHH,d 10 prsnGe" This looks 90
much like vaggsry, or a sly SARCASM, that it
IL eEceedioglJ difhealt 10 determine whether
ths writer was jOkiog or 10 earnest
The Charleston 6rseAters, bOusvsr, only
rseogDiIs Brsekepridgs aud Lane as the
nominees Of the RiehmODd Convention. the
game being arranged there. The action at
the Maryland institute Hall 10 only called
"a ooineidenIh