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Great Southern Hat and CAP d,uufac,or,.
:!HHN DnO LEY.

M'"J,a''"'e ana Ded,' :" Far Strap, Leyhora
Ln a.. .,yt, n.n +" .oleskia Dress Hats.
i and straw Gnnd. a Vii ing siock oi Hats, Caps, u
49, ans vs. h cha,. S ~" n would invite the aitcn "a
T,o.." r"nadsn, ~ Virginia, North Caroina go
thing ,hex NAV wan, my ability 10 supply them with every
H.. ,,,c.. in ms my Inc, they
"c P.o ' Vi "ny aarkei in the conntry
,hn ,h., no. kept constantly fan by the addition of any
manafarnr.a" or desirable Having greatly inercnsAl my
@ - ,man., fnciitica, many desirable viii be- II
80. 1' ssarc Ny Black Molc-kin II sl in
county NV '' ~ '"''"s P''''''d :" Inv
Aorimen Of Boys Nj .srs AID Chlercns Richly Trnm.
' - and flas n all the different styles Braid anil Leg
no, n, cannot be cxceIed
In Military Goods, furnish an, thing required My
siock OF the various qualities of Army "Reguaon Hats
complete and any the different styles Of Hats or caps
made Ia order NJ shor. notice.
NH SIS Holm DooIFy
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Forwarding Business.

fINlE James GNer an, kahawha Conpau, ing accr.
To the proposition al the south side H. H. Co. to ancc
the rates on DO routes have been com,ed To nanc,
rates am, however, by that cement enabled pu,
goods through nj 20 Ia - cent below sid Road
90 provided the! adhere /" HE stpulaou- and
ticlcs the difference will be much greater Al
determined 10 reduce 90 ne loresf posAibe point .ey
arfies which the high tolls viii permit merchants OF
l,necbnrg and the West will nnd greatly their nd,
10 ship their goods via Richmond 4. s. LEE,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchant,
N tht i,,nkIs mn Va
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PATENT ASPHA TIC

RO 20 FIN G. FELT.
LIGHT, Cheap Durable, and perfectly Fire Water.
"A proof Roofing for Churches, Houses Farm Buldnps
aroad Depois Be- &c Also an entirely new and superior
Roofing Cement
sB Agents wanted. Apply to
EDMiSToN BROS,
ap S0-d3m Bowling Green, New York.
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CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTaENWARE

NO III INdIH OLItDt, NICHTNOnu- va
Mo H'-kEWirH beg leave to inform my friends and
W. ~. able generally, that am now In receipt my
~ ~ LsIotk OF GOODS, larger and more ,artrd
han ~ ever before been embracing D.eogdtcd
Bihd Dinner, Tea uad 1oilt fts iiters Dishes, gte
fe '<c Also White China anil Gyuaite Shapes
and styles In Acts aud by the single par My
noLEsALE TRADE, have selected w great care,
assured that can sell Us low r.Ackiug house
tnied states rs receive goods lirer, the
iurcr. call Ia respectfully solicited.
July - Ily ~ H. TAYLOR. Richmond VA
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Grand Exhibition of the New
INSPIRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS.u

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BRONZE HAT, q
Opposite the Exchange Bank, Main st
n HE undersigned herewith announces 10 his
friends. customers, and the public In general that he has
hand the latest and most magnificent OF FINE ATS
ever Introduced in this market lie takes pleasure in saying
that he able furnish the young well old
Hat OF his own manufacture the celebrated SITTER HAT
known tn great poriin Of the people Of Virginia. made
age Anybody and everybody in want Of good durable and
beautiful Ma may well call at sTlrZERS. In addition
his manufacture he calls attention his large aud well
selected stock of SOFT FELT HATS of every desert and
quality servants Hats, In great variety chidrens fancy Hats
and Caps ladies' riding Hats eB All and every kind Of
Hats made to order at the shortest notice.
Also, large variety Of Straw Goods Of every style.
can! CdA!l CdHiifat
PIG WILLIAM STlTZER'S.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,,
Corner of Eighth and Church SITS.


LY Glib u RG, VIRGINIA.
lNE subscriber recently of The oub House. akes
pleasure In informing his friends and llr public gcnera,s
that he has leased the above popular House of
prepared 10 accommodate all that call him
style not surpassed any hotel In the city, and III respectfully
socs the patronage Of generous public sustain him
Keeping the Washington In styl thai worthy Of rs class
Hotel.
Amidst all the ,ossud Of hotels Ia this city, the WASH
ngion has closed DOORS but they have been open
with nearly welcome 10 the weared ycer.
With the many testimonials Of gentlemen high standing.
md ready disposition TO please he hopes TO share liberal
support from his friends and the public generally pedg
that nothing shall be spared please all who visit board
nj this House. JOHN >. KYLE, Proprietor
Testimonial
We tho snbscbers lake great pleasure in recommending
tapt D. s. KYLE first hotel keeper and el reluc
lance In saying that he is gcntienan steady and
polite and his lad! is of The best managers the state
Dr. A Hopkins, O. Loving, $. Daniel General a. Brown,
oacrt Whitehead, Mn Masse Tho. }. Masse, William NJ.
tae, r. d. Peters Joseph e. Cabell jr, \. Cabell und
many Others Of Nslson A. g. Harrison hos Whehead K.
W. snead VIM W. thompson, h. l.. shelton, San NJ. Car
land. 10. A. Coghl, H. Henry, j. p Coleman Amber
John f. Slaughter. James Garland, Chas NJ aekord Thos.
j. k,rkparcS, VIA L. Yanccy, Van NaaeIro Charles j.
Lame n {. lamerrp, John N. Speed, A j. Camp, r. Z.
Fierce, h. T. Aisirp W. Burch b. b. Iulalero, D. Parker
Allen, A. b. Siralion, !nchhurg. maya
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PErEaSBUau ADVERTISEMENTS

NO. IA Sycamore oLlcSL, petersburg,
(SiGN OF THE EA q LE.)
FFERS his friends and the public generally OF the
~ largest and choicest stocks of WATCHES, JEWELRl.
slLN BEWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FlRof-CLASS GOODS
vi variety IN his line 10 the public
cheap, brilliant and beautiful be had in other estab
lsmen in this other country. In department.
tcles manufactured mpoed OF the newest styles and
e most unique. classical and elaborate workmanship.
sept s.ils
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
r.i.weekly Freight ana Passenger Line
FOR RAITIMORf,

FOR BALTIMORE.
60 THE Powhaien e4esmbnaf Company.s stesm-
sess GEO PEABODY, Capt kIcaAEp PEifcs-
and BkLYfDERE, Capt wn KKEsk, viii leave Rich
m1ud f BzliInese every Tssdas, nsrsdSy aud SATURDAY,
kKrrnxss vii esve Baltimore Tor kcbuond 1esdap
7aday and Ssssrday thereby saabng shippers and Pas
senR 70 have ~ oppartuniy Of ssmnunes,1 bessss he
/. points every other day
~ Frsght ree-ised In both places every day.
For Speed and Comfrt, these ane Steamers equal
supc ~ o. their elias 10 be found In this other
cig Thcee Steamer having fitted with splendid
som Passenger Accommodations recommended the
travelling and freghng community the comfortable
ceapes and speedy mode Of transportation between the two
panus
TcErs can be procured at Once shockoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel, or 81 the sieamens Landing Rocket
w. CCkBIE, AscBts, kichnoad
sept Idly j. BRANDT, ia, No Light ST.. Batltsore
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1890. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
EILETT & WEISIGER,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No is' Adia Street, opposite Exchange BaHk,
RICHMOND, VA.
IAVIS6 made extensive preparations Offering 10
the merch MA Of Virginia North Carolina and Tenne
prices which but insure se. e idrDet dnf
nosf complete stock Of Sfria1 dnd summer Goods
up In this Market which for quality variety and epnee
be cxcrc All they ask look before p":phasng
elsewhere. ORbkas strictly and promptly attended To-
Mr. j. L. HuroBissos, formerly Of mon, Monroe county,
Va IL interested In and viii HE
10 services. ELLElf n WEIslGER.
feb i4dimar 1871.
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IN and AFTER Wednesday, April ilth 1850, TWO DAILY
, TRAINS Will leave LNScnBuRa for kcMNoSp, ALExAN-
aud he NogTn.
Alexandria, as 90
" " WasNng ..... j 80
PASSENGEisS leave the Depot Of tho Va Railroad
n DIS AMI al I25P arriving at Alexandria
= NJ, 1 - A. NJ
~ onc Tram daily 10 Richmond
tT baggage Agents will Train from the on
ITS arrival al L.nci.burx J. K. NICkLlN,
ap Iais Ticket Agent,
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- Nollce IDOL Shippers of Tobacco,

.sR&hh<a NEW YORK - The subscbcfs Agents for the
Acc iA mn Itr0ini1 Steamships, aud forward To-
RA'co ul "ler goods sent 10 their by Of this
me FREE or COMMISSION, but shippers requested 10
write them mail tie disposition They wish made Of each
shipment, olerN VIII he stored and risk ship
per Ii DIAN n iilINEkES
feb CTS ia Broadway. New York
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LTP2 AND FTRR IN URANCE.

TheVirginia Life Insurance Company
sss s P,sps,s ss = -, and ss a az 81 INC
This Company, under IL charter divides eghhs OF s
irving n" .,.srs ne .ds.ss~s s hs @s,as s,s,a, with
ine pledge o. perpetual dseii. stoss q siooo
interest In eenduciing as.i prudence economy.
n II BOND and MS SS IN
keai Esai+ worth double amount.
home the immsse amount Of money ~ie goes annual, from
our State for Life Premiums northern Companies Thai
money s b. loaned % essoess for term Of ycars esi
Endowment and snnui..e- arr.,ed Life and Term Pocc.
soea 81 - low sie- - her Con Slaves insure
DIR CToRs:
Vim H. Mcfarland, JOAN Purcell.
Eo.c.,e o iiea,. Jaa X An isrscn,
ihoN " Me, ance. c. Barney.
David !. DUR, Jas. A. Co1ardin,
Lewis ',Intsr b nj H. Nash,
ia l. .I apper.oa. John L. Claiborne.
<wi. u. Ct.nshsw, D. q. wherry,
HE Baskerville wyndham ;ot~rtson,
wm H. iiaasi, Peter G. warwick,
Root I, Brooke, 70 u skins
John D"cey, j. ): Woodbridge.
rsy.ie.aa, posc BLAZE 1 J B,EwE T.
j. ADAlR PLEAsASrs Secretary
JOHN NJ MILLER, Agent. L.nehburg. Va
~ ONCE Main and iih Streets Richmond. Va.
may ~ dom
Fire, Life and Marine A. at,
Lynchouig Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
1Hs Company makes Insurance agains loss damage By
Fire. Dwelling Houses Stores fobacco Factories AMI
other Buildings Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise,
generally, in and country the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives of all persons enjoying
good health, and Of sound constitution for the whole duration
OF life. OF limited period
slaves employe ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms
The Company viii also take marine risks and any
the Northern southern Ports, ut favorable raes.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN Mcdaniel President,
JAMES NJ CoBS, Vice President,
JANIS M LANGHORSE, thiei Engineer.
JoIs orEr TAYIoT, DAvip T.. SPENCE,
JAnEs +. Payne, ions 7. DAVIS,
II -. MAURICE 3. LASGHoRNE,
-. ., ..iNaEY CHAs. X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T NiI..4s. as,,'Ary
Dir. WA. OTWAY OWEN, Medic Examiner
The Medical Examination Of subjects for viii be-
made the Office Of the Company day between tho
hours of 9 ani 1 Clock +. NJ. feb 23-dts
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american GLAND.

FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Planters Dealers after the most atfac
tory results have attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen in Virginia used il side BY
vii" ME perurau Eide Island other fertilizers and VINO
testify 10 its superiority, Importance and value
IL Will act upon soils immediate well durable Ter
lllzur, enrIching, but not cxiiauslng
1t is sold al price than Peruvian and when
The result will be great, Eot
Pamphlets containing certificates from farmers
Virginia and oher states will be forwarded upon appcso
am SOLE AUNT of the American Guano Company kict
mund, and all packages will have with the
OF the Company le American eage) and viii be warranted
pure will put up strong bags barrels at the option
of the purchaser Price $40 per
FELIX Ii. CAVE, 18th street, Rlchmo d,
feb 23-is MOSS LACY, Agent Tor Lynchburg.
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DRtIT JARS FRUIT JAhS-I have just received a sun
p, Of Fruit Jars oi the following kinds Earth
enwae and Glass Jars Bennets Esrhewa Jars A. stone
Co.'S Glass Jars Ali Of these Jars have sevcra
seasons ana are gwen up 10 be the best In For
ANDREW BOYD,
je Ala 100 Main Stree. I.y,clhnr1 Va
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notice.
LII goods intended for the Freight Train be
"A Il, the yDchbarg Depot tho evening" before by
three O'clock. The departure OF the man AZ rcudegs
arrangement Indispensable to the loading III. goods in
the next freight train T. ID. JElLls.
NH Eta General Frcght Agrht.
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Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL pa, the highest market price for pounds nice
Washed Wool, deis cred AT 1873 Main Street.
el2ts A. H. KICKER
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fRNENNESSEE ~ BROWN SHEEiING-Another LOT Just
Il received gnnent-thc best goods
or the prce-encourage the south.
may II IRBY a SAUNDERS.
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BLOOD! BLOODi BLOODl
Hslmbotd's Highly Consolidated Compound
Fiala Extract SarsapariIla.
SYPa1ILIS
This is an Affection Of the blood,
,u,,os or AND AND ATTACKS fhE SEXUAL ORGANS
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES. "Drh
Making s appearance in the form Of ULCERS,
~ heimboid's R1iIse, sarsspasilia
a,v,xa A ra 5s@ers. AZ sesly Eruption. of skin
"i''s' ~ The o'Ac cLEAk Sxp HEALTHY oorop
ssss a., FOR s sa.s 2.
thah any ether preparation Of sarsapariila.
HELMBoLDs SORE WASH.
An exceen, Lotsea Diseases of syphe N.re and n,
an nlecso. IN D.sss Of The Urinary Organs arising from
q. sa aas Extracts
mr.dsss. ~ sa.t r:tasis aad rssponsi1is CHARACTER
~ '''sasif s 'is eiiss ., CURES,
xre1 . to ~ ysars stsadta9.
- s....,, CO. sSiIs q s Asp FAME a,
r'sssos DEwEEs, v..Aaa. ~o.s. on tn. r..s.,e. OF
rs@.rls naAs BY the late celebrated Dr. pHrsick. OF
Gee rsn.r.s made ~ pr ErHgAIM MCDOWELL ceis
Srs.sd Physician and Member q The Royal College
and Qusen's journal - ''' mug
e rss,ee,c s,s,sc.l R.y,sw pubsAsd by BENJAMIN
sss mos. q ne ia,s si.sdard Wssts es asdis,s-.
sStiAct buehu'..$ 90 per bottle, or sx fos $500
Sarsnparilla, Leo 500
improved Rose Wash, SO +" $50
On HALF et1o which VIM be sufcen, 10
cure The most obstinate directions adhered TO- De
R 21sl, Sos s2
Cures Guaranteedi Advice Gratis [!
AFFIDAVIT ~
Appeared before me, Aideruaa the city OF
fhledslphia n. T. dsaNsozD who being duly sworn doth
prsAratsons contain narcotic, mercury or ohe
iHa'soa' Aius@ ssi arc pais'y 'sss,ahls; :.
. sr' I'D subscribed ''s; Fl; n 4,
.4.sH Ninth - above Racs, Phiia.
Address Letters for informstQn In oonndeace 10 p
H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot, 1oA South Tenth ~ below Chesiaus, Phils
Beware OF COumterfelta
AND UNPRINCiPLED DEALERs.
WhNcndeavor 70 dispose owK and aoxnrx- mr.,
ol1e On xnD HgRpTAro ATrAInED
Hslnhoi4s oseaias r.sp.l.iop.,
Extract iuchn,
6arnapaxlla, slef 4.t.s. .
Improved Ross VISA. si3
~ ~ 14{QMMSM eEAY. Lrmonsvse Va.
Ask ssk III f& S6fbs TAKE 10 cS orHfR.
80 y = z YOU . 81 zsb EXPOSURE.
k1mkgs - r.ppsss6x s.uss> sa fggisg . Is \
- - - 49, a . ~ alAs ftN Il
T. - kaoe Ginger. 49, ;
- Boxes pure Pead Starch.
= 1sas oaDdis VIA For slew
= xinB kSss AiszandFia
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NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN.
M have this day associated together for the
w pose OF conducting general Grocery and Commission
business under The Sly and hrm OF sTRATroS HENsLEy
the old stand of Murrel Stratlon No. 81 Main Lynch
burg, Va.
We viii keep constantly hand good assortment Of Gro
les Liquors. Staple Dry Goods every article
NJ, Kept IN n Grocery establishment.
Pa culnr attention paid Tie of Tobacco Wheat, oui
and all her kinds OF country produce.
Wcha by strict attention 10 merit the patronag,
our reI and lnc public generally.
Nm II. SrRATTuN,
l. Its SAM'L, W. HENsLrY.
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w DOL Oarding.

p
nUR CARDS perfect order hi, ing been newly
~ filled an thoroughly repaired. and AIRED to do
Harding In the very bus manicr At the tortvsi
We have secured Mr. JOINS,
OF Nelson county tarder great experience who caded
us the last season. ana entire satisfaction
You that want GOOD ROLLS, send Your Wool ,y and
We " II endeaNor 10 card all as II in without delay.
We VIII spare pains To those PATRONAGE
We will Ike, p constant, hand Wool kuls sale and
exchange for Wo,i
kV rhe HIGHEST paid for Wool delivered
Store u Mil. NOWLlN AZ MUEkELL.
may ~ L,nchDurg Va.
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Pure Coal Oil.
4 M GALLONS pure Camel Coal OIL Warranted to be
fOO pure aud Of best quality. For sale by
JOHN ii SEAY, Druggist,
l,,u Iru Va
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I)EEUVlAN GUANo-of baltimore Inspection, which
l. guarantees lis standard purity.
ap2l CAMP, STAPLES e Co, Bridge street,
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IN nm sEGAkS ON CONSIGNMENT of all grades
toujUUU and prices, which will sell low 10 close
may IRBY Y TNDHkS.
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MArrNss and OIL CLors 10 be found In this country and
determined to offer them at prices low be
from any house Of reputable standing any Of the
Of this Viewing Baltimore the Legitimate market south
crn trade stock has beea selected with the
oil the South. Imarch : BADLY
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IN esM u s Dip. sts e:.ss sis...ssiiti

OFFICE OF THE Sou IH-SIDE Il. X. CO.
ferEasBcnc, February lIth, 1858
the Regular monthly meeting Of the board Of Directors
"a OF the aon1iside Railroad Co., the following resolution
Mas adopted:
ReOiget, hat the Freight Agent Lynchburg hereafter
q,sed 10 enle.l all freight goods delivered
,'h his Dcp" or or before the, of tile POSSESSION of
iic Company Copy from record.
feb io-ds JAMES H. CUrHBERT, Secretary
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TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES"
Known az Hell al OLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPAKAIIJN
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID ExiP.AcT BucHr
A Positive and Specific isemedy
For Disease of The BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL anil
DRoPSICAL swBLLINGs.
This Aeieine increases the pove, Of Digestion and exces
bsUkBkSrS Into healthy action, by hitch III. WAITE
kl or CALeAkkoCs deposiiions, and all UNNATURAL
ESLAk9kMkNIs are reduced u well ~ PAIN AND IN.
PLANTATION, and 10 g'-Di Tor
MEN, WOMEN. OF CHILDREN
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Wall Paper and Borders
Nic.ors Book store 1853 Main Street, one the
"A best supplies OF Na Ceiling and Border Papers Par
Tors. Chambers, Dining Rooms, Halls, Saloons &c. ever
brought oown AT Low Call examine Dur.
chasing. Ii. q. VICrOn
mnkA
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of the Daily Excbange !


ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 8, 1850.
GRAND MILITARY PARADE, REVIEW AND BANQUET
SrABBINa AFFRAY-BALrTMoRE CoNvicrs SENT TO
THE PENITENTIARY, &c.
The splendid military corps of this city called the
Governors Guard, Captain Washington G. Tuck,
numbering some ninety men, are making extensive
arrangements for grand parade, banquet, &C., on
the 22d inst. They have extended invitations to
the following companies to be present, viz: Union
Guards, Capt James A. Iglehart; Severn Guards,
Capt George D. Clayton; Southern Guards, Capt.
George d. Lyons West River Guards, Capt. Geo.
B. Stewart; Evansville Rangers, Captain Nicholas
Snowden All these companies the cavalry of
the county, and in addition to the st. John 5
College Cadets, of Annapolis, under command
of Captain ii. Hopkins, the Governors Guard
has extended invitations to the Baltimore
City Guard Battalion, Maj. Warner; National
Rifles, of Washington, ID. o., Capt Schaelier;
Scott Rifles OF Centreville, Queen Anne county,
Can't. Goldsborough; Reid Rifles Of Chestertown,
Kent county, Capt. Perkins; Home Guard of Eas-
ton, Talbot county, Capt. -. The most of the
above companies have accepted the invitation.
On the occasion the ladies of Annapolis will present
the Governors Guard with silk flag and the Gov
ernor and Adjutant General will review the whole
The dinner and drill will come off on a lot on the
suburbs of the city, and the whole, no doubt, will
be costly and magnificent affair.
Thomas Wade, charged with recently stabbnp
Joshua Watts in the back while in a fight, ha:
since been confined in Jail.
Yesterday evening Deputy Sheriff Grafln, of Bal
timore, left here, having in custody John Hart
man, VIM. Bell, and = Weinholdt, of Baltimore
convicted of various offences and sentenced to thu
Observation-Disclosures Rullman, of Baltimore
fined $500 for selling liquor on Sunday on two diff
ferent occasions, and failing to pay his fine, is con
fined in the county Jail. Also, Benjamin H. Hall i
serving out sentence of forty days and fine O
| S25 for assault and battery on clerk residing OF
| Howard street.
I'VE desire, as Court reporter, to return on
thanks to James Revell, Esq, States Attorney
Sheriff Ireland and other officers of the Court, 10
many favors granted; and also to Augustus Casa
way, Esq, the efficient Postmaster at this place
and Deputy Sheriff Graflin, of Baltimore, for cor
veying dispatches, on the eve of the departure {
| the trains. u.
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DR.. FISH3L4TT can be onsIlted on Rheumatic Aztec
tons Consu mptou Liver Complaints Chronic Affections
well all diseases of mprudence, of whatever charac
ter and which may declared ncurable by other physi
cans he engages make immediate cure Of From his
lengthy practice in the Science of Medicine he enabled to
offer himself to the public being the only in B4LTI
MORE capable of afording speedy relief
N B.-Letters addressed to Dr. r at his Office, No. Re-
chabe Hail. Fayete street. between Frederick and Gay,
will receive immediate attention. scott
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MUsICAL.-Now that the election has passed and
the political excitement in measure subsidized, our
citizens will have the leisure to turn their attention
elsewhere, and if they please, court the Muses.
Madame Fabbri furnishes an opportunity by an.
nouncing concerts at the Assembly Rooms next
week. where she will be assisted by old friends
and favorites, Stigeli and Carl Formes. Fabbri
was the leading primo donna in New FORK during
the past season, and is an artiste of great excel
lence and ripe powers. If we not misinformed
her voice resembles Colsons in richness and force
her style is admirable, and her action highly dra
matte. We feel assured that she will receive
warm reception, as all are quite willing for
little agreeable relaxation just at this time. Par
ticulars will be announced hereafter.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10

BEREAVEMENT OF THE MAILs-MR. HENRY TAYLoR's
ExPREss-All the mails north of Philadelphia,
due last evening, failed to come to hand This is
the third time that the mail between New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, has been delayed du-
ring the past week. Mr.. Henry Taylor, however,
in a measure, supplied the demand for Northern
intelligence by furnishing the New York journals
of yesterday by his newspaper express, most re-
liable "nstituton.'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10

THE RULED ENvELoPEs.-The upon the Post
Offices for the new ruled stamped envelope still
continues. The Postmsster-G General has just order
ed additional supply of fifteen millions 10 meet
the demand The Postmasters throughout the
country will be furnished with the envelope,
with instructions from the Department to encour
age its introduction as an important postal reform.