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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

TRINITY COLLEGE Some one has sent us
a catalogue of this institution. 1t gives the
number of students for the present year,
215--of which 10 are in the Senior Glass, "a
in the Junior, 81 in the Sophomore, 80
Freshman, and 100 irregalars.
Under DIR. Craven, President. and a we'll
selected faculty, this popular institution
must continue to grow. See Advertisement
in another column.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17
CosrEDrnArE STATE Loax--Ucnrv

CONFEDERATE STATE LoAS---Hcnry K.
Burgwyn, Esq, of Raleigh, has been appoin-
ted an Agent for the reception CT subscrip.
tons of sucl portion of their Crops as the
patriotic citizens of North Carolina may be
aole to invest in the bonds. Of the Confede-
rate States. We presume books will be
opened at other points in the State, and that
our citizens will subscribe liber4lly. The
bonds have twenty years to run and bear s
per cent. interest, payable s~emi-annually.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

La The Editor having had to devote a
considerable portion of time during the past
week, in performing the duties of Master of
the Lodge in the Funeral Obsequies of our
late lamented Chief Magistrate, would apollo
gise for emitting to notice several matters that
wonid otherwise have received attention at
his hands. This apology refers to Editorial
matters and private correspondence also.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
was held in Raleigh on the 4th inst. All the
old officers and Directors were reelected, ex-
cept j. B. Bachelor was elected Director in
place of G. L Hinton, declined. Adividend
of 8 per cent for the last six months has been
declared.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

s We understand that the privateer
steamer, Winslow, cruising off Hatteras, has
secured another valuable prize schooner, the
cargo consisting of 100 h~ogsheads prime SUI
gar. Our privateers are doing a fine business
everywhere. They will most materially di-
minish the. supplies of the Yankees at this
rate
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

EDUCATIoSAL MEErING.-1he meeting Of
teachers and others interested in providing
suitable school books for this State. invited
by Req. g. i Wiley, has been in session
here, and we regret that we were unable to
attend. The crowded state of orr columns
prevents an extended notice in this issue.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

capt Il. x. ~Burgwyn. Jr., ofthe 4th State
A.oops mas been appointed to the command
Of the Camp OF. Instruction" vice K;rkI.nd
with the rank Of Major
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

~ The annual meeting of the n. G.
Life Insurance Company was held in this
City on the lst inst. The old officers were
rejected. The Directors have declared a
dividend of twenty per cent. upon premiums
paid during the Qast year. This means, we
suppose, that 20 per cent. will be placed to
the credit ST those who are insured 10 the
company.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-07-17

~ By the death of John w. Ellis, Gov
ernor of this State, the duties and powers of
the Governor are devolved Upon Col. Henry
I. Clarke, at present Speaker of the Senate.
The Constitution of North Carolina, after
prescribing the duties and powers of the
Governor, says, "On his death, inability or
absence from the State, the Speaker Of the
Senate shall ever exercise the powers of the
Governor, after such death, or during such
absence or inability"
Senator Clarke is a citizen of Edgecombe
county. and will doubtless ably discharge the
important duties SO unexpectedly dev olved
upon him.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED By
X E R R & G o.
N E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREET

N E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with bolt and distinct type, which is constantly
newed thus offering merchants and others making use
attractive display OF their advertisements which, in CON
necon with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scripOn list makes it the most desirable medium for a
versing presented to this community
ES-NO EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to furnish
the readers Of The EXCHANGE with tn. most prompt full,
and authentic intelligence upon all matters of public
est domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that 'elates to its REPORTS OF THE DOM STiC
justhes the merchants OF this in recognizing it
STANDARD AUTHORITY all those subjects in VIII CHI
their business interests inv9lve whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests of commerce and the state of the markets
constantly and intimately affected by OF pot
cal affairs throughout the world, tlat Journal which
aspres be ANYTHING than commercial report
daily current must necess rily devote reason
able dissemination Of political intelligence and
the discussion of political questions In this of
the paper which, apart from its commercial Importance
also possesses peculiar aid exclusive interest of its
honest and fearless Independence, equally removed from
serye partsanshi2 the hand, and tinid neu-
traity upon the other.
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publiE SaIps.
Sx II. LENIMON & -
BuCHANAN'S W8APE

BUCHANAN'S W8APH
/ f!;i VALUABLE PROPERTY
LIN IN GIFT PuBkIG SALE,
I'm On rQESPAY Jun llIh, sti2 oco n ~ the s,,o
Po@m ETTrhaoge Blu ldngs, The following Haes
!St--THG COUNTRY PLACE ct Dani-l ch.se, 1oc.,a,
ron the city atjoiols lie places o Nevet &eel Eo
Ina re at Jnhn Gibson opposite re Of VIM Ne
i,Ms ~ 30 improyeI by large and convenient 3D. I'm
Sr IL 5 w dn al r. Baang
pcrches y4D ON on t gGb n moo III square
v2i.-A Ct OF GROUND on he arth@est corner Ct the
Nortern Boundary avanua and York avenu fonting ON
us shdarr Avenue ~ by lSj 'eet York avenue.
IN 70 W. ~. I'D in rear Of lhe above fronting
@ rack 10 The rear to about 100 feet the alley in tn
ia LOT or GROUND ufhrest corner OF York
aTenGe arg orthern Boundary avenue fronng en- ork
v5h-A Lof on GROUND in Baltimore county. near the
les dfessTy9 t2ll rod trotug Druid Hill Para
acres LA M or Improvement and Contains
D5, ~ LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore comfy admin.
7h@A fT aiming aG0q, sc!.s r cd ard "a crs;
feet 'rher Of LanvaIe and Bolton streets rs by $50
R6rn "a LOT OF GROUND on TIE south side Northern
by rs & avenue between Eu aw ANA rden streets, fOD
st 81 a l. OF GROUND on the west .i,, os rr+ov
s Yes IN % ,"fhern Boundary avenue 100 by $50 feet
dttms % third a.h, on third north, on, ,idIo
or %ay PT ar the 'ohoie be pad for IN oar ros
The ti,I-s arc fndis. ua,Ie The nr,ro-,,.
a. on az pication "h.n al fr parfcua can he
BaItim re, June 81, Is6I. 0nAHE co.
On FRIDAY, June I4th at 70 ocrock n On +,o ,
ses OF n country place the Furniture arning ns1s
STOCK Cows Horses Poultry, with abou 20 600 Back nd
jt3 is AfNAiu ano q c.,
BF SAWUEi. j. SOFfGR u co
'TRUSTEE'S Sale
on s TRIEA o. H RRT yf296I ANe FANCY GOODS
ST0CK 81 M y 'I X yrd r o. To ~ trustee
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arMses. t.. fnr 4als ann Rent

fT;a FURNISHED DIV BLING FOR RENT,
ksI en- sgany FURNISHED HGUS within three s1uares
ON sa me Monument will erented to a small family
t-s@s2naole tel ms Appiy at this Office. n27 If
VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGANY
TpAcr COUNTY, FOR SALE
t,inirir ~, ~ - called TREASURE TR >VF ~,
to John ~ SiA THOUSAND ACRES. oriprallv pr.,,Id
yryed to u it on the av OF March ISL ana nv
il is ,fat - IN Thomas g Pratt abont the wear Iss
great oroI - miles and On H.
Oats and TDdi Eau VII CHI traverses the ur merry NJ,
ALI adnir., Urn grow mirahlV in his 7, -
Farms nnnn oted to Sheep raising Tbr ~ Is
rer Tie trai ' cleared upon the fard ard NJ a Al
d. and Pine I,,teye IS principally wo~dsd viii ta
~. ne inner, which can easy' Nv ueu WIN largF
and he ;no,ea ihe Chesapeake and ubio coi
aii Sl more aLd ONO RAILROAD whin nilp anal
M OF M southe boundary OF the t%ac ran within
In the centre Of the trar, are Lact
sulphur and Iron SPRINGS f different earkahiy fine
from small valley within few yards Of ISSUING
with another Sulphur Spring in the SAM teI. These
r years hern known an resorted first nv nave
ana afterwards ny the Hunters for their fypeian
lev nes on acr - Y e m1uHtan is very 6aa Tnit W
SPRING. which is well knwn in the neig borbooS 10 n
"dspIet 70 the Of ll cutaneous dsestes
me wh9leIs offered for at very rats ana m
long credit as it VIII be divided into SMALL FARMS 81
sizes to SUIT purchasers. Apply 70
mI5-tr ~ - 3 P1An,.
f:;:t FOR SALE-VERY Iowa fine three
5slii story tOuSF, with al the modern improvements
49, IN an excellent reighbOThood vel suited for joc-
sT s theIe cd Office in the frot basement p ice
= " ga>p or GO paying stocks apply 3S2 WEST
: ~ ~ 81 ME-. mll-tN6
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THE TRI-wEEKLY EXCHANGE
is PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter OF THE DAILY Ex-
CHANGE including its general and political Intelligence its
kilograms reports Of local affairs and public meetings. its
accurate and impartial reports of the markets. both foreign
and domestic its reviews of books carefully pre-
pared abstracts OF foreign and its editorial articles
thus giving in department the la information re.
ceiVed in the city up to the day OF publication.
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Amnstmtnts,

CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE,
~ Engagement Of Mss JULIA BACkUl the charming
Ethiopian Comedian and Mimic 49,
Grand Satin.es for aides Childr n every Monday
"elnesuay ana SATURDAY afternoons Afternoon admission
only IL Cts Nv nn* e'tainment 20 cs ali parts of
coolest place 0f " in he
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EIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, No.e3 SECOND STREET.
UND0UBTED SECURITY AND LOW RATES
The undersigned represent their old established agen
cy the following rstcass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
EFNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD .......s2, OoC, ooa
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRD.... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., HARTFORD.......... 25o.C0O
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO., EARTF0RD.... 2sa,OOO
MAssAsoIT ms. Co, SPRINGFIELD. ......... 25O,OOa
SPRINGFIELD ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD. .... 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. 25o,ooo
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LoNDON........ 2sOO,oO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid 1.-THE Agency.
sl7-n ]. G. PROUD SONS
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miscellaneous,
DIR CT A A TON.

u y 2 = a u z I q n,
STATE oP MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.1
1,,,,,, Frederick CRY, May I'd, 1861
WHEREAS The Pre- sident # the United States by his
ProciAmaion, dated the fifteenth day pr 1861,
sumInohsd Congress 10 special session the
o. ashington on the Fourth day of july eighteen hun
dred and sXty-oue;
md by section TO- of article s. of the Ct
fuolc General Laws, the Governor is empowered and d
rtct4d to order, by prOclan alton special election
members OF congress tor this State, to fill vacancies
existing:
Now therefore l. THOMAS HOLIDAY HICKS Governor of
Maryland do, by this Proclamation designate and
appoint Thursday the ireenh day Of June 1861 for TIE
election of from tins to serve in The
Congress Of he Uuitei States. " "
Given under nv hand apd the great Seal Of the
sEAL 'ate o. Maryland, at the city of Frederick this
TFIoS II UIrE
BY the Governor 0' IL NV NO.
s GRAYSON EICHELBERGER,
49, Secre airy OF State
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StOtks, Gxtbaage, 1T.

SlOESS, Cxfgaage, TT.
MARYLAND STATE SKIES.
~ BALTlM0RG GAS COMPANY STOCK,
- ~ sale, h242"I MckIh q Co.
NOTICE.
1 We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on
Of d Liverpool F: l., BRAGNs CO, WV
NORTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
A iS,5 B2SDs for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr2
JulLu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
CULLECTIONS ON ALI PROMINENT
nj 1b PItSfS SOUTH AND WEST made by o,n.o,,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- BINDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS s, Jr,
"'O" basement Chesapeake Bank,
baltimore AND OHIO r. R. BONDS 1897.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
nornv b Va nn!, Dc bond. Il as5 ;s5
Wanted BY 0'' 10 SAM IT, H& ar sRS" JT,
mhl3tt basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe25 MITES for sale by TH 20 ( GARSoN
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
NH iIs5 FIX, for sale BY Ta6 !: osRsoS ana
TTNCURRBNT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
on all points South West purchased at best rates
yre26,r TAO 30 ( R,t G;AEsU ~.
BROTHERS BONINGER,
OFFER FOR SALE Foreign EXCHANGE on on ali he
Psincpai cities of Germany on London, Paris and
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
ls2a-tf - Tao J. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
sS,fy JNo, GITIINGs Co,
M ARYLAhD SIZES Maryland 6 per cent.
1fG trs ribbed loan, for sale by
f.9.t, sAML. HARRIS, Jr,
ley-ti Basement hesaprake Bank.
RNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
A4al7tt sAAL H T.. SONS,
y & .. R. R. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
ASs JNo. s. CUTTINGS co,
GCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
~ PHlA INSURANCE COMPANIES yggs BY
te22-a Is ESchsng nA pias.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
0 sstf sold by JNo S. CUTTINGS % CO. co;
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
y Tor sale nv fnI6nI THO. j CARSON
MISSOURI 8 FOR SALE BY
N "a JNo. S. CUTTINGS eco,
MERCHANTS BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
- - inc. S. CUTTINGS Co,
ESiREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 by SAMUEL HARRIS Jr.
!nil-ti Basement Chesapeake Bank.
M AIRY LAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
W. JNO. S. Cuttings co,
sot 30 South st.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
S :9tE by JNo S. CUTTINGS CO.;
| NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| IL wanted by KNOX & co
ap28I -'G &1c ! SG;s Place
baltimore 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
EIby SAAL HARRIS, Jr.,
JulIt Basement ChesaTeake Bank.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAMI. HARRIS, Jr,
JnII.0 Basement Chesapeake Bank
-3tt01Aegs.
I'D. Il. WILSON,
T. ATFORNEY ATLAW
No IA LAW BUILDINGS,
Corner OF St Paul AID Lexington streets, [up sairs
| HlnzU " BALTIMORE Md.
MOSES ENGLEHEART
| W. ATTORNEY Ar Law
No 81 So RRIEP'S COUET
(Rear OF the Law Buildings,)
LEX EGToN STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND 81 PAUL,
All business his care will b. punc1aiy At
| tended to- olS-ivr
CHARLES G. KERR,
ATTORNEY T-LAW,
oFFICE-No. 81 ST. PAUL STREET,
(BETwEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sTRrErs,)
| Raifinnra Ma
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
q CITY.--ELIZA HENRICKS rs SOLOMON HEN
kICKS-The object of tits suit is OBTAIN divorce
uc0 nldimOi Of the complainant from the defendant
The bill that complainant and defendant married
the Eth day Of March, Is O. ard lived tog Their until
October. le57 as his VIE, and that the complainant
formed all her duties in faithful er, and gave
cause complaint. The bill further that said
defendant the month of October aoreme toned
abscond and aband the sad complainant and that
sid abandonment the said complainant has been compelled
to depend her relations for her support and that the
said DEFENDANT has not contributed to the support
cnmpl inant in and that the defendant is this
ne in parts unknown, beyond the limits of the State Of
Maryl4nd.
1t is thereupon this 2Ist day of May D. 1861 ordered
at IN complainant copy Of This order, together
te oh ect and sui of this bill be inserted
for fo published in Baltimore city, week
y uccesslve weeks before the 18th d4y Of June next,
ssnE notlce to defendant said bill warning him
fbe Adj nus court IN by solicitor before
crea sbnrS o = ptemher next show why q
VIM GEO pREBS
mo- LAWNS 'opy-res': KoBf >. KERR,
GREAT BARGAINS at CANFTET-D RR0 r
" IS, 229 BALTIMORE STREFr W., NJ
monds, Pearls, Silver Ware, JevarG ~ atchgs pa
Albaa Ware Cutlery, Work BoIes n n
----------------- is92tfr
Ca FOR SALE.-One Six-saat pa,oi
2Sig- CARRIAGE, but little used: will no ,a anei
bargain arpIv at 2ns r. lTIMoRF EFT sol" great
TOFFEE -Goveynmen Java COFFFE inv
~ ported per Scotia, for sale by Won KAPFF ARENs
70 German street. m234w
| WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, together with
| w the PICKLES AND SAUCES Of Me- srs. ORossI :
BLAoKwstI, constantly on hand and Tor sale sale BY
os-tft a eW baltimore street
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DiatfOrul Sral.g.
tidNP2.

GarrtaGes.
- g. y CARRIAGES-We have on hand, 1t
OUR MANUFACTOEY AND REPOSITORY
one o. the largest aud hest assortlnrnts of CAR
A6hS to be found in the city Persons in want of Car
ISts are invited to call ara Stock
lIied l" sell at as l" rates accommodating;
terms IS any other establishment
49,. Il VLLIYER Il HUNTER,
!e-9-u Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS. 2at
G9SS-ESS{{ T. CARRlAGESl CARRIAGES We
Ei2S~ha on hand 81 :? North GAY STREET, TIE lat
ssst assortment .! FASHION ABLE CARRIAGES south o
Me-" f0rk all o. the Attest fashions aud cost approved
styles The public invited call and examine Tor them,
SS''eS al OF which VIII ," sold reasonable
- 81 RI, HkIGHT 4 U'CONN ELL,
- tSep&rnE done ~ The shortest ncticr mr2N =
fNURLETT 4 SUNS
~ CARRIAGE &sSUEAC Tc.Y
No 30 NORTH STREET.
SE5~E-S- The undersigned having greatly en-
-laTged their premises aud increased their tac:l
.5 neg leave to call the attention of the puhlc t'eil
extensive stock OF every desc ptiCB Carriages fniti
IN the most elegant style and dnra1e manner which thew
prepared to sell nCdatiDr terms FIt2
tended to with dispatch and 4; fe:s"na. lie prices
JOHN CT fIsEIT h SON.
iv2iH Sc Enr'E
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TisesIIansOns.

STOCKS STOCKS.
VIRGINIA.
TENNESSEE,
MISSOURI,
AND ALL OTHER STATE. CITY AND RAILROAD
STtCKS AM RONDS, DAILY BOUGHT AND SOLD
IN THE NEW YORK MARKET, by
MARTIN LEWIS,
nnhS ~
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CARRIAGE MAKERS,
s7a and 374 BROoME. cor. OF Mott street.
NEW YORK,
invite the attention OF the gentlemen Baltimoreto tn
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
devoted exclusively to the MANUFACTURES OF FRS
LASS CARRIAGES ofevery description
uIGHT ROAD WAGONS A SPECIALITY
Specifications and Drawings will be furnished upon ap
pication, by mail parties who ay desreo
order.
have permitted them the excellence and
style of our work:
Jos. Wilkins, Esq, C NJ Jackson, Esq.,
D. III nakepeace, Esq, W. Gilmer Hoffman,
" A Loney, Esq, Geo i Brown, ESQ.,,
WIn. Woodville, Jr Esq, Alex d. Brown, ESQ.
Geo. Cooke. ESQ., Tbos n Johnston Esq
II. Wilson Harris, ESQ, Frank Sullivan Esu,
Samuel Hurlbut, ESQ.,
Lloyd Lowndes, Esston, Talbot county, Nd.
Col Edward Lloyd tIe2Tr
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,TletaIs. Msrhhsrt ke

HARDWARE.
MANUFACTURERS, ,Cs e SogTH CTARIEs STREET,
D ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE "
~ G GfRcII Co'S CAST STEEL, MILL CROSS CUT and
FlSBER NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
PFARAILEI. CHAIN VISES ~ OH"
flfI - ;, ANb"fCH Co IS CUT TACKS,S HOE NAILS
COLLINS COLL HARTF0RD AXES, HATCHETs. kc
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S al MET POINT
49, WOOD SCREWS, - =" '4'ihhA roiNl
RUSSELL SELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMpANy,s
FIFSH pTiAASSTTFAoTURINe coMpANY's CABINET and
AA FRI San Fo4RRSSENAIL ooMPANY's HORSE AND
y y !, AAES \ sons SH0vEI.S and SPADES, &C.
" h; WilSuA 4 CO.'S PLATE and PADIO(,KS
pAS SGI9TISS& WALDR0N'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SGYTHE.SNE4THS, SCYTHE STONES. &c
ooill'EhS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large and t,u
All Of which we offer atowest Factory Prices my2tt
hEYSEE, TRoXELL 4 co.
lRO N RE HOUSE.
--,,ro- No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST
5fORIERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS or
10 snd STEEL, have constantly on hand complies
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON.
Manufacturers Of
RAILROAD SPIKES AND CHAINS
NY r,t,,,-, 49,, Agents of the
FAADoCr AND LAUREL BOILER IRON Works
=, ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL, FORGE
ASo agents Tor the best Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
AfS Ell and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES
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3 AL71AoRE
life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1890
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
OTFIoE-No. 6 SoUTH STREET.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT.
NsUREs LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN or YEARS
OR FoR LIFE.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Men. Women Or Children,
atthe lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON.
S. j. DONALDSON, A ALDRIDGE,
CA SCHAEFER, GEO. S. GIBSON,
Eff CHAMBERS, ROBT A TAYLOR
F n. COLsToN, Secretary.
DR.. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
o1-t 81 Franklin street.
4 IOALE's INSURANCE AGENCY,
" o'1HEt GEO B B G5RfE GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, with fun powers, Tor the
HARTFORD FIRE INsJRANcE COMPANY,
Cash Assets, s956,OO0.
hone INSURANCE COMPANY, CT NEW YORK,
Cash Assets sl,iS2.0O0
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets sS30,2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. Co, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s35l,0S4.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets $373,2S3.
MARINE
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE
Assets, SCI, 400
opo co.1r WIN. GRAHAM, Pres't
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FlRE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to any amount in Companies of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates. 4
given all matters relating to FIRE
loss, &c &c. '-'N-ASNS' VI
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
MUM, for months used. ~ > " ~
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES
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10 capitalists the above offers very favorable opporlri-
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parties desiring to form company The present suners
OF tie property would be wiling take from aurer to
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PRopHETIc WoRps.-The following
is from a speech of Henry Clay, deliv.
cred in the Senate Feb. 3, 1850, and re.
ported in the Congressional Globe:
But if unhappIy, we should be in
yolved in war, in civil war, between the
two parts of this Coniederacy, in which
the effort upon one side should be to re
strain the introduction Of slavery into
the new Territories, and upon the other
side to force its introduction there, what
a spectacle should we present to the as
tonishment of mankind in an effort, not
to propagate rights, butt must say it,
though / trust it will be understood to be
said with no design to excite feeling-a
war to propagate 'crongs in the Terrific
ries thus acquired from Mexico. 1t
would be a war in which we should have
no sympathies, no good wishes in which
all mankind would be against Us in
which our own history itself would be
against us f.; for, from the commencement
of the Revolution down to the present
time, we have constantly reproached our
British ancestors for the introduction Of
slavery into this country