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could he assume position such as the gentleman
He the eector of the State and copId not sb
m TO the interference of any body men, He had
ceved MS appointment from the Democracy of the State
iii "a tse understanding that he support the nom
Rees OF the National Convention He Considered fbe
h ont street nominations SUCH and he would appear in
% M, odhVas Tor them and none other
Mr. ,ooWng are thepreamble and resolution offered by
National since the disruption of the recent Democratic
convention, resulting in the unnracedented
onnaIon oftwo Presidential Tickets oh ~
ocratic party have members and journals of the Dem
an ticket nominated in th st anu whereas S
said diversity arose, !" 'hls state before the
heso,pea ihat the Chairman of this comr,ittoo b r
quested TO correspond with each member of en- l e H
torai ticket, and ascertain from him If nossihi ht
would be his position in the coming canvass a - % t
are The candidates for President and Vice Presiden %
what is the platform of the Democratic party ana @ %
muncate said correspondence to the State Convention
The resolution ELECTED considerable discussion Messrs
Freaner and Dorsey opposing its adoption on the
nat the committee had power to make the inquiry
and Messrs. Bowie and Gordon of Allegany adyocang
its passage, when it was finally passed.
- Dr. Reese offered the following protest Mr. Belt and
Mr. Bowie opposed its reception but eventually permits
SION was granted to read it, which was done;
unaer gned members of the Democratic State Cen
Ia committee of Maryland consider that there is but
one @ u1e democratic National organization, whose nom
nees Tor PRESIDENT and Vice President of tbe Tinted
States are Stephen A Douglas of IIIinois end IN TThT
Johnson of Georgia, and that Democratic electoral
whchs not pledged to the support the above named
nominees. Wherefore the undersigned, as members of
THIS Democratic Central Committee unwilling to CO.
operate IN any proceedings looking directly indirectly
10 the support Of other candidates than those named by
the Democratic National Conventions and they empha
caly protest, in the present distracted condition of the
democratic party against the nomination of electoral
cket by State Convention not pledged by the
its call to the support Stephen A. Douglas and Her
sciel " johnson, as the nominees of the Democratic
National Convention believing, we do that the object
of majority of this committee is to promote the nomi-
nation OF an electoral ticket for the support of candidates
noSe to those of the National Democracy, respect
put hrmly declare our unalterabe purpose to do
act which would by possibility conclude or commit us
from opposing proceedings hostile to the regular organi
zation Of the National Democracy.
WIN. SMITH REESE,
H. s. HUNT,
f. SHRIvER,
J. FITZPATRICK,
n. DUKE.
Mr.. Belt moved to lay it on the table; carried
A resolution thanking the proprietor of the Eutaw
House for the manner in which the Committee was ac-
commodated was unanimously adopted and the meeting
adjourned
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week at 81 per bb but have heard of saes and it
closes dull at the above figure
CORN MFAL.-Corn Meal is dull and heavy We have
heard of sales this week. but quote at So for
Baltimore and s.. d3. so per bb for Brandywne-
The exports this week oniy 500 bbls. Fl
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal
the week ending July 5, 1860:
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At the regular meeting of the New York Cham
Der OF Commerce on Thursday, resolution was
adopted recommending masters of vessels to hoist
their hags on Sundays in respect to the day.
The citizens of Boston have contributed S5,l40,-
O33s3 to charitable objects during the last fifteen
years.
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IHE NEW i DIRK MURDERS.-lne inquest on the
bodies of Mr.. Walton and Mr. Mathews was contin-
ued yesterday at Bellevue Hospital. While it
throws but little light the terrible tragedy, it
increases wonder that two such murders could
be publicly committed, that one of them could be
witnessed by many persons, that the weapon of
death could be found, and yet that the murderer
should remain unknown. One gentleman swore
with great particularly as to the distance between
the murderer and Mr.. Mathews when he first saw
them, and the distance when the fatal shot was
fired, but he has notion of the appearance of the
murderer. The Jeferds boys, Charles and Edwin,
were confronted with him, but he could only say
that the former nearer the size of the murderer,
vet he did not think that he was the man. The
daughter of Mr.. Walton, an interesting girl, and
his aged mother, testified to threats made by
Charles Jefferds, that he would blow Mr.. Walton's
brains out. 1t is said that Mr.. Walton leaves
fortune of half million.-N. Y. Tribune, July6.
ANOTHER BANK SwINDLE.-The State Bank seems
to be unfortunate in falling into the hands of sharp
ers. They lucky enough to get back nearly
the whole amount of the Brown" swindle to-
gether with the rogue himself But while felicita-
ting themselves on their good fortune the cup is
| suddenly dashed by startling intelligence from n
alachicola. The agent of the Bank at this latter
place, Mr.. Maclay, had become defauter, and to
a very large amount. The Cashier of the Bank and
| the agent at Columbus went out Immediately to
investigate the affair, when it appeared that Maclay
who is merchant, had for two years, or more,
been using the funds of the agency for his own pri-
vate speculations until, from losses after losses.
chiefly on cotton, he found a balance against him
on the books of his agency, amounting to about
Sl03, 900. The entire assets of the defauter were
| turned over to the Bank, and it is thought the
clear loss will not exceed S75OO0 During the pe-
riod in which the multiplication was going on.
the fact was concealed from the Bank by means Of
false returns.-SaOannah Republican,, Juty4.
| The CELEBRATION THE " FOURTH The pa-
pers from all sections bring accounts of the eele
bration of the National Anniversary, and the Incl
dents and, we may say, the accidents attending it;
for some of the Philadelphia and New York iour.
mas have special column set apart recording the
casualties OF the day, mostly resulting from the
| careless of firearms. In New York the dav
was spent in boisterous style, and in Philadelphia
but little better-the rowdies of both cities seem
ing to have the control of affairs in their hands
In Boston, the citizens joined in general celebra
tion, and were addressed by the Hon. Edward Eve
rett, in speech of great eloquence and power
The day was honored throughout the country will
unusual display and enthusiasm
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR FOREIGN MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
IS CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
address Post Office, Box No. 1860
Annexed is Al Alphabetical List OF Articles which, if da
mayed, may he restored to their original strength and
fupoSs by
SPALDIVG'S PREPARED GLEE
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CaNDLEs.-Candles are dull but We still quote them
as follows, viz: at 17Gl9ct for Adamantne 25027
for Chemical Sperm; 37142 for Sperm and 52G55
cts per lb. for patent Wax. Western Mould Candles
are selling al Y cts but City do are bringing 14GI6
per H..
CHEM1CALs.-we quote Soda Ash this week at 2HCs
2H so per cent; Sal Soda at al cts Bleach
ing Powders at IN d24 cts. and B Carb Soda at 3h6n
3% cts: Caustic Soda is selling at cts. per lb.
C0AL.-The following the cargo rates for Cumber-
land Coal. viz S3l5 for fine So run Of mine and
s. so per ton for lump delivered board Locust Point
Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards s5525 per
ton of {, ,24O lbs.
CoCoA.-We continue to quote Cocoa at 15all7 cts per
lb., but we hear of no sales this week.
COPPER.-Copper is still selling at 22x(123 cts
Baltimore refined ngots 2S cts for Baltimore Shcathing
and 27 cts per h. for English do and quote Yellow
Metal Sheathng before at 20 cts for both English
and Americana do Nails at % cs and do Bolts at 23 cts
per lb.
FEATHERS Feathers are in demand and we quote
them firm at 47a4s per lb for good lots mixed South
FISH-There is fair retail demand for Fish, but there
are no cargo sales making far advised Prices
are generally unchanged, and again quote Mackere
at 81 5oCgS for medium and $S75(d925 for large No
3s: Eastern Herrings at 81 253 and new Alewives at
s4.50d5 hbl Southern Herrngs are selling at "A
5, Shad at Sl2G125o Dbl. brands
but there coming forward and Comparatively
FLouR-Ihere M has been very little inquiry this week
for Flour, and the market for it has it been
quite heavy well dull The add up ony about
$500 bbs and note decline in Super since the omen
ing of IN cts Dbl The better grades Of Flour have
not however fallen of in price, but they close dull and
very heavy The exports since last as follows
bbls. .o bbls
To Rio de Janeiro d, 15l To st Johns N F.. 127
90 Buenos Ayres.. $50 3" Trinidad ....... 2 24l
60 Rotterdam so
Total ,925
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The sales of Howard Street
Flour this include 400 bbs Extra sold Monday
on private terms 450 bbls. Super sold yesterday
s537X and $50 bbs cut Extra sold to-day s5 so per
bbl Super was held at the opening of the week at
as but it closes to-day dull at $537K and quote
| Extra as closing dull at S. 1906 per Dbl.
ONO FLoUR,-The only sale of Ohio Flour we have
heard of this week of 200 bbls Extra at 1915 per
bb Super held at the opening of the week at s. so
but 1t has been Offering for day or two past at
per Dbl without finding buyers. Extra closes dull to-day
| at $575016 per bbl
| CITY MILLS FLouR.-A sale of 200 bbls. City Mills Su
PEI was made early in the week but subsequently
Saes of loo bbls do made at $537H per bb at
ure 1t closes dull to-day. We quote Extra at Sc
or sanuard and S(97 SO per bbl for fancy brands
H.. Ia rLouR-Family Flour is still selling by the
hb, ~. h I'm ane trade at SO for Welchs and IS per
quo.e vno ana Howard Street Family at SO 5O7 per Dbl
ME sLeuR-Eye Flour has been quoted through the
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SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE.

SPALDING' S PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
sPALpING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By sTATIoNERs
SPALDfNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY UoUsE-FURNTSIING STORES
sPALniNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY-GoONS DEALERS.
SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY CRoCERS.
SPNDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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New Hampshire Legislature.
Concord, July 5.-The Stale Legislature ad-
journed to-day sine die. The Democrats in the Sen
ate voted for the national resolutions offered by the
Republicans
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EXPORTS FRoM BALTIMORE
BREADsTUFFS.

Total.... 6925 500 600 14s ,o52 81 ,2lo Isl. 2l1
RYE FLoUR.-25o bbls. to Halifax; IS5 bbs to Porto
Rico
WHEAT.-2oO bushels to Halifax; 1853 bushels to Liv-
erpool.
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The receipts for water rents in Philadelphia, for
the last six months, were $462, 2,2zo'IS.
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Mr. Belt moved to lay It on the table; carried
A resolution thanking the proprietor of the Eutaw
House for the manner in which the Committee was ac-
commodated, unanimously adopted, the meeting
adjourned
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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ECONOMY

accidents ,UW bappsn. eren I" e'' rtgoeoJ dmates
is very desirable cheap and convenient way
repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery, &c.
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SPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
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THE DAY BOOK.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.
The Wife.

1t needs no guilt to break husbands
heart. The absence of content, the
lnuttering ofsplsen, the untidy dress and
cherries home the forbidding scowl and
deserted hearth-these and other name
ess neglects, without a crime among
them, have narrowed to the quick the
henrt's core of many man, aud planted
there, beyond the reach of cure, the germ
OF dark despair.
Oh may womsn. before that sight ar
riyes. dwell on tho recollection OF her
youth, and cherishing the dear idea Of
that tuneful time, awaken and keep
alive the promise she to kindly gave
And though she may be the injured, not
the forgetting wife-a happy allusion to
the hour of peaceful love-a kindly well
come to comfortable home-a smile of
1--we to bauish hostile words-a kiss of
peace to pardon all the past, and the
l.srdest heart that ever locked itself
viii in the breast OF selfish man, will SOFT
eli tu her charms, and bid her live, as
she had hoped, her years of matchless
iss--lovtd; loving and content-the
source OF comfort and the spring Of joy
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Pet Birds.

Gagged birds are the source OF Much
pleasure, and while they give gre It hap
lnness if they are kept in a good healthy
condition, seem to enjoy life nearly, if not
quite as we'll as their mates in the bush
r. the Wildwood especially il, ether
from lack Of memory, or from blissful
ignorance, the Gagged birds do not know
what pleasure they lose, "Where igno-
rance is bliss, it's folly to be wise" One
of the great drawbacks to the happiness
Of binds, and TO the pleasure of keeping
them is lice, and having recently learned
Of a safe aud sure way of removing them,
We give it to our readers
Lay piece of Canton or cotton-hannel
over the cage at night, several nights in
succession, taking it of at daybrake.-
MulGtudes Of lice will be found upon it,
which are easely killed. After a few days
all will\ be removed. A case in which
this was very successful, has just been
brought to our notice; from pair Of
bobolinks hundreds of these parasites
were removed in this way.-Michlgan
Euymer.
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THa ENDURANCE OF HORSES.
curious experiments have been made at
VETERINARY school at Abort by order of
the Minister of War, to ascertain the en-
durance OF horses, as in a heseiged town,
for example:
Itappears that a horse will live on
water alone five and twenty days; seven
teen days without eating or drinking.
only five days if fed but unwatered; ten
days il fed and insufficiently watered. A
aorse kept without water for three days
drank lO4 pounds OF water in three min
uteN.
1t was found too, that horse taken
alter being fed and keptin the active ex-
srcise of the squadron school" CON-
,letely digested its "fsed" in three hours;
and is kept perfectly quiet in stable,
digestion was scarcely commenced in
,lree hours.
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ANaRLs.-Angel is one of the most ex-
travagant words which love applies to
woman; and the mad kind of love which
Uses such strong epithets generally is the
soonest to cool down into chilling in
difference.
Erasmus almost inhumanly says
The angel that We have loved with the
most aimorous folly, becomes in time an
old devil that we detest."
But still the idea is not to be ridiculed
thas the topdest, intensest love, sees in its
dear object ali the graces and charms OF
angels; and it depends on the purity and
truth of the one that loves, as much as
tho one that is loved, to say how long
the sweet religion Of the passion shall
last.
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p. v. DORLAND. MI. ID.

LATE OF NEW YORK,
OC VI rs r A " d A u RI17.
GRADUATE OF TIE TRINITY Univ EHs1ry, ii .se
VI of the NEW YORK EYE ana -s..sss,,
EAR lNFlRMARY, who has had an s<SUAN
extensive practice in the various Eye
Institutions of Europe.
15- Office at Mrs. Freemans Boarding House
Main street. r..
II o U r s,
from A. M to 8, P. NJ, where those depriv."i
of an Eye can be supplied WITH an artife,a.
one, having al the movements and color of tie
natural one.
Strabismus or Cross. Eye removed with little
pain, and no risk, by the new sub-conlnnctvai
operation.
Cataract or Opacity of the Lens operated upun
by solution, without the slightest pain or uan.
ger.
N. B.-General Practice attended 10, especi Il.
ly Diseases of the Throat, Bronchia, Lungs and
Stomach, all of which will be treated on the
new and most approved principle.
M- Opinions on the Eye and Ear GRATIS.
no 193m
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CHANGE OF HOURl
Christmas and Holiday Presents

Christmas ana Holiday Presents
NOW IS THE TIME
TO GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESEN rs
CALL AT j. M. FIR EENIA -
JEWELRY STORE,
30 Corner Main and Talbot Sts.,
AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION PROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
A o r T M Z " I
OF WATCHES, JEWELRY sc,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN. NORFOLK
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, &C.
AND COME TO FHEEA1AN'S
AND SELECT BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
Gold Watches Of superior quality and exquisite
workmanship,
Silver Hunting Levers, English and Swiss
makes,
Sets of rich Carbuncle, Coral. Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, coral, Lava, Jet, Pen, Cafbuncle
Pins in great profusion.
Diamond, Cam go, Carbuncle and other Stone
Set Kings, in every style,
Bracelets, consisting of Cameo, ll-Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, Spectacles and Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, in every style and
variety,
Silver Forks, Spoons. Ladies', Tengs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, &cS s'c
Plated Ware. an unusually large, rich and
beautiful patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting of Work Boxes. Jew
eiry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands.
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable srticles too numerous
10 mention.
FREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness of display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large, won d
invite all to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can be had.
FREkMAN'S is the place to buy fine rich
goods, at a low figure Recollect at No ~
corner of Main and Talbot is the only placs
you may expect to find
de9i FREEMAN'S Establishment
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A DEBTORS REPLY.-A lawyer of this
city, a few days ago undertook to collect
long standing claim due to one of his
ients. The following laconic cores
y ndence shows how far the case has pro.
t,eded:
tx. Y. q, Esq.-S1R: hold in my
n ,nds a claim of s." against you for
lection. Please give your intermedi-
ale attention to it.
Yours, &C., A. B.:
The note was Immediately returned by
the recipient, with the following addl-
n.nal observation:
Please continue to hold it in your
hands. y. y. ".
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We would announce to the public that we
will prosecute the Clothing business at the
now on hand will be closed out regardless OF
cost, to make room for an immense stock of
Spring Goods which is now being msnufac-
ttired In our principal house in Baltimore, ex-
pressly for us. Cail early in order to be in
time for good selection. ,,,.
:rlo IN JACOB AECHT. BROS. " co.
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ATpS Slow,

A n s,xpFtSsI&gCND n u RISE AND
"A Female Physician, presents to the atteh'
ton of mothers her .,,.,,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OFT eethlhs'
by sottening the gums, reducins all lhhamma
tion--will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc &C
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and relief and
HEAlIEg7 TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and 9. sold this art icie Tor
over ten wears, and cANaA A Y, IN CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH of 1T, hat3we nave never been
able 10 say OF any other medIcine-N Y = II
HAS IT FAILED, in az SINGLE INSTANCE,
TO EFFECT a CURE when timely used
Never did we know auPNinstsnce OF dlssatlSfac-
ton by any one whooo used 1t. ION the con
trary, all are delighted with its operations, and
speak in terms of high est commendation0fit Is
magical effects andmeds2 zeal virtues. We speak
in this matter 'WHATwE DO KNOW, after ten
yea lis, experience, anaZ PLEDGE OUR REPuTA
TIoN FOR THE FULFIL MENToFwHAT WE HERE
DECLARE. In almosts~ every instance where
the infant is suffering from pain and eXhaus
ton, + lief will be,G TO IA d in fifteen Oh
twenty minutes Rater, the Syrup is admins
tered. n This valuable prepa-
ration is the prescrip- ton of one of the most
EXPERIENCED andS SKlLLFUL NURSES
in New England, and 4. has been with
NEVER FAILING U CO CESS in THOUSANDS
OF CASES. ~ 1t not only relieves
the child from pam, - lnVl8ofateS d
stomach and bowels, corrects acidity,
lives tone and energyQQto the whole system
Il VIA almost Instantly, relieve GRIPPING IN
rdE BOWELS AND WIND G o Ii @, and
overcome commissions, 6 which, if not speedily
remedied, end in death. - We believe it the BEST
ard suREsT REMEDY mo THE woRLD, lin allcases
of DYSENTERY and. 9DI A R r H E IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething
Or from any 9th rl2 cause. We would say
to every mother whoz. mas child suffering
from any Of the fore-Ngoing complaints-Do
NOT LET your PaEJu-- DIcEs, MOB THE PREF
upIcE OF OTHERS, standbs between your suffering
CT lid and the 81 i ~ that will be SURE
= e s, ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow the
use OF this medicine if timely used. Full di-
rections for using will@ accompany each bottle.
None genuine unlesseS the facsimile of CUR
IT'S & Pc r K Ms, New York, Is on the
outside wrapper. 3
G9F- Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office No. ID Cedar street, N. York.
Price only 25 cents per bottle. my 3O-ly.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted TO US are informed
N that our Books and Bills will he kept at
the Store Of the Messrs Seabury's during the
current month where our Mr., Quincy will be
happy to wait on those who call to settle their
accounts,
We earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall On the first of next month put all
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
"a 4-tlstF GURNEY g. co.
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M II have this day sold to JACOB HECHTa
w BROS. 4 Co., our entire interest in the
store No. 9, Main street, and they are alone
authorized TO receive all monies due the House.
M. WIESENFELD.
M. HEIGHT,
s. STEIN,