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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06

GNGNsIGNEES' N0TTCE-The Consignees of
" bales of cotton, marked A. M. j.; j trunk
marked mark T. r. Clark. and pipes. 212 pipes and 21s
from Steamer E. c. KNIGHT. from savannah, Ga,
at Flannigans wharf. will please attend to the re-
ceipt of their Goods the are stored at h cir
expense and risk.
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.,
jel-tf II Smiths wharf mn stairs
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIALLY WEDNESDAY JUNE g. 1866
MISCELLANEOUS.

NARyLAND FARMER.-Tbe JUNE MINI
w Der OF this Monthly is now ready. 1t is de-
voted to Agriculture horticulture. Live Stock md
Rural affairs generally. Terms-0ne copy. one year
Sl.5O. I5tdt Numbers, copy, months, so cents; 8
months, 80 cents. Published by
S. SANDS MILLS i CO.,
"a South Calvert street.
jest Roitimnra Ma
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NS1ETN BAD CASES OF PssES CtTgED
NY ~ On SrRICKLAND'S PILEREMEDY.-
Mr. alass. CT Jsncsyllo. Wisconsin, writes for the
been troubled for eight years with an aggravsted case
o, Piles and MS brother was discharged from the
the Piles Both these distressing cases were cured
9th one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen. beside the
daily testimonials received by DIR. Strickland ought
TO convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles cured by DR.. Strcklant's
Pile Remedy. Il is sold by Seth S. Hance, log Balt-
more street, and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents, Thomson BLOCK
snd 4. YOGELER Il co:
iyS-ly ren.
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VALUABLE
LOIS FOE SALE ORLEAsE

432x126 on st. Paul street.
Z26xl54 " Calvert do
22Dxl30 Eutaw square.
74xl50 :" Cathedral street.
5Oxl3 " Madison avenue.
50x150 " Garden street.
48xl30 - McCulloh do
50x150 " W. Fayette do.
ALSO, lots ON Ross, n. Charles SARATOGA Repub-
ican, Fort Avenue. &c, &c. Apply to
ja22-eotf Nos St. Paul street
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ed. JOHN L. HAMMOND,
IS SARATOGA stree
, EASTERN SHORE FAR NJ FOR SALE

Els One Of the most valuable farms in Talbot coun-
$50 acres, with good Improvements, and ali the adj
yantages Of salt water, The terminus of the Mary
land and Delaware Railroad will be on this farm
autumn. This will add largely to the prospective
value of the property. and presents fine Opportu-
nifty for an Investment speculation. Apply TO
GEO, W. TINGES & SON, 3 st. Paul street. Several
hundred other farms for sale in Maryland and Yir-
GINA, and one near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
GEO. W. TINGES x SON,
my3l-d 3 st. Paul street.
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The above case. a. described i. Perfectly oorr-c,
knos Ito b true Your. T.. MILLER.
Pastor Of Hancock VI Church
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The Great Extornal Remedy.
STONEDlGAH Efs'S
Nerve and Bone .ininlUIIt.

guNliE grcRto.t cAt,rnai remedy known i"t
rheumatism. Spratus. -vc'lct Joints. Sore
Throat. Frosted Frct. Poisson. I.ft.f. Fresh anil
Old Wounds. Corns. Nump-. Fafain tlc Limb.
aud Back. Swccny ga Man nr Bca.i. saddle ~
Collar Calls. Scratrhc- "u lirr-,-.aid 40 ii-.a-
ses requiring an external rrmedv Ali wh"
know and have used Strucbr.-r.'- Imminent.
will testify that 10 b. toe no.' powerful .Nt"r-
nal remedy ever oticrol 100 the iuhi'r.aui his
it he, given perfect .a'' -t,r'..l wherever T has
becn introduced taain. th" place 81 800 ''h-
or in removing Rheumatism uiI 100 Pains.
Swc!lincs. At .Ir. p. 'h ,u - Nrr-'. "
Imminent b.. y.' l''n Hnl' g., ,ruH' u. u,
only ncei- trial Co s. .i- -rr., '-'ur-.
Every bottle warrsf'ci .. a-'i ', .-. funded.
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e. q. uIPsLEY,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIs
Groceries, Teas, wines X LiquOrs,
NO. Isl y. Gay street. baltimor,
YtENDERS thanks 10 his friend. iof their ~.
Il ner very liberal patronage. aud by PROMPT
ness and attention 10 business. viii en-.
deavor 70 merit continuance IT their
iavor. The public are respectfully in sa.s.,x
vited 10 examine our stock oi CHOICE Mas
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with tho
greatest possible care. Fumilies may coptid.
In the PURITY Of sn article ordered .of nedi.
cinal purposes and propriotors Of Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice iquors
All Of which will be sold ~ the lowest CASH
prices. July 10. lsG5.-iv
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Dr SCIIENCk will h. professionally a. hi. prinet,i
oasee. No. IS NORTH SIXTH STREET corner q CON
MERGE. PHILADELPHIA every saturday. from
VI un'tlt L. ". No q. Bond street New York. every
Tuesday. from \ VI tn5P " No > summer sweet
Boston, Mas. every "wednesday. fromgA y tod
NJ. and every other Friday at los baltimore Bait
more. Nd Al advice free hut or thorough eNau.i,
ton q the ianes with his Rr,piro tie chsTge b.
three dollar
Price 81 the Pamonic syrup ani SEA weed Tome each
g 50 pr boti- o. o. - erh.lfdoss. Mandrake p,
81 cents pr bo-
FOR SALE ~ ALL DRUGGISTS ANp DEALERS
july IL
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1is. SWEETS
nnf:allibIc Linillcnt,
The Great External Remedy.


For RHEUMATISM. 0OUT. NEURALGIA,
LuMBAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
SPRAlNS. mt iSES. CUTS AND
WOUNDS. PILES. HEADACHE.
NDALLRHECMATiCA AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the Great Natural Bone Setter
DIR. Stephen Sweet, oi Connecticut.
- known al over I'll. United states
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the authoT II ''pr. SWEETS lnfalliblc Lini.
mrul
DR.. Sweets lniailible Liniment
Cure Rhrumati.m and never fails.
DR.. Sweets lntallible Liniment
Is certain cure for Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweets lniallible Liniment
cures Burns AMI scald. immediately.
DR.. Sweets lniallible Liniment
l. ,hc bc-, known remedy Tor Sprain. and
Bruises.
DIR. Sweets lniallible Liniment
Cure, Headache Immediately and was never
~n"Wh 10 lail
DR.. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
Aiorj. immediate rc.i,i Tor Piles. and seldom
tai, t. curr.
DR.. Sweets Iniallible Liniment
''rrcs T'-'thachr in one minute.
DR.. Sweets lnia!lible Liniment
cu-,. Cu,- anil Wounds Immediately ami leave.
Las-.r.
DIR. Sweets lnialliblc Liniment
Has been used by more than million people.
AMI ali praise o..
DR.. Sweets lntallihle Liniment
Taken internally cure. collie. cholera Morbus
ana Cholera.
DR. Sweets lniallible Liniment
I. truly "a friend IA heed, aud every family
should have !, az hand.
DR.. Sweets lniallible Liniment
/. Tor sale 10y all Druggists.
Caution.
70 syoid imposition. 5.rrye the Signature
and Likene-- u Dr.. St1phrn swcc, on every
label. and also stephen 50 ct. lnia!liblc Lin.
lm"nt blown ia the gla-. of each bottle. with
nui which none are genuine.
RICHARDS on 4 CO.
SOLE propri.'ors. Norwich. O..
G. LEWIS DUNLAP. Wholc.al" Agent.
NJ. H. ". Baltimor" 81. Baltimore.
Nav a.-..ft.
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
~ highly respectable citizen, we'll known ia The
Mercantile community, BY
DR. Z. n sCHENcK.
rHI GREAT Lung DOCTOR Nv PHILADELPHIA
OrTteg y Y. ASbG ALTsA itAp 60.
.. = Mann So NcN Nnrk. June I. Isl.a.
Or. =. II scHEYcK

hfFlrk = \. asb tAtnsA IA 40 &c,
No - Na.saa St Ncw YORK. Jane I. tsua.
ia. J. u. scHSNcE-p,ar Sir Tor over nns,u yct,.
have b~n troubled will q severe cough, aud u,uss
tao "r tarsc tsnes Scar with more or h.. hcnurr
hagt Wheh together for the last f;w years ha, k,it
thin IN nrsh and tou weak 60 do hn,ip.s. Of ANY
Kind ~ithoat suffering IN August last ! had ,sr,
good New York ply stefan. ~as elasse hvyoud the
Tcac Of medicine. aud advised 10 h. ptrIapd a,
Tar propsrty matters were concerned, 10 sayt
short notice III. physician land my good frrrdsi said
that the Art rold took must prove fatal Hafiy Ia
January took cold, and fortunately ~as a.
eapying rooms AZ No .. BuND srPEET, diustl, o,,r
our ofAct think about ihg 10Th of January Z ps,.
cuTrd hottie Of yaur rnlmonic syrup aud commenced
taking 1, freely. Ny fyi and iiuh, -srs ',rs much
swollen. aud all the sNmioms u srcrdy death frrmtd
to accompany ny cold sent Tor my form,r phssi.
clan, aud stated To him that vas taxing your M
cnrs. aud aftcr shoN ing them % him. aud having
tasted OF them &C. BE rvTlrd you eau take them u
you like. they Sill do you no harm " iic said. on
mos shat told toa last summer. aud say a.,
kav. u you have any hnsnrs- 60 close up do not put
" 81 lie said % other fiends that he g uii str no
holr Tor me- aud my friend. and relations conclud =
my tine hld come. ~ this tim, vas taking frsly
Il your medicine hui had not seen you Tho doctor
called frw time. rnd found tne much IT, hts surprist
hs ssid inPrutnE, aud could not understand vhy -
Wy faith vas incrrasing 10 your mrcinet. aud hal
wish 10 have you examine iny ease. and ~hat OF
had t. 'ay when you nrsi zane 10 my and
made the examination, you gave hat iitil- cncour
agrtn'nt Out 90 ihc contrary oppressed ssd doubt. -
tay living hrird cut Of nv then seeming difrul
ties The second time that you called finding M. stil
gaming. !"h cav" me encouragement. -. ing. my
symptoms Srfr improving the fulmnnin Syrup. 80
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pill. had acted like charm
Wy circulation, my cough, my appetite. all l~gan 60
improve. aud could walk about my rsatn a little You
visited me nearly every Tur.day. and found mr i'm
proving and told me not 10 out my until ~,
hrsi day Of May took ~ cold while under your
t atinsnt my appetite canr hr.t rate and you told
10 at everything wished u a nutrtiaus naiurr.
and o. exercise about thr room much possible
followed your advice, aud 10 the surprise u my old
physician and friends. s~cm much bitter than have
hc,n far several years ahd breathe better than ever
expected a person could with one lung the Jeff being
completely dried up frvi very grateful TO you aud
consider your advice and medicines invaluable
Yours. truly.
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rZ'S
Celebrated
Horse aud Cattle 4oWArrs.

These Powders
will strength
en- theStoniach
and lntsstines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter. and
bring them 10
ahealthy state.
HN""a
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Groceries, Liquors, dc.
GREEN d. YOE.
FAM lily RIO { ER
ANp prALrrs a.

AID nrALrrs ~
PURE OLD WINES AND i.lQjpf..
AZ Martin a valette's oil ..aua.
= baltimore street. near Holiday. Balumaf..
HAvE constantly On hand large and well
III selected stock Of FAMILY GRoCEKIES.
sf1sH consisting ia part ~ + z EsH
81 TEAS. green and black. .f va. ....
- rious prices aud ilRvors. C"ilees- 49,
Mocha. Java. LaguRyra, Maracaibo and RIO ::
sCGAks--Ncw Orleans, Crushed. Powdered.
Loaf. Oranulated, G. yellow and Clarified ltal.
ian Maecaroni aud Vcrmnrrii: Cpnprr's
cox'- Refined Gelatina; frr.h -,isd und olive
oils; cherss-English nair, iiur Api,le aud
Sap sago; aardine- French and slanish %
ives; English and American Pickle. -Drrkin.,
mixed. Chow-C how. P.ccaiih. o. 80 anw, r. Wal.
nuts aud Onions Saucr.-jolH Bail Harvey.
Reading. soho. Mushroom. ami N.f,..ter.hirc
BRANDIES--jas. Henuc-v = Co.,. yiuiase b. No.,
Otard, Dupuy & Co. 1916. Nsiit-o tinria. ~
deau, Rochelle and other lrslis: Fine odd
WIEES--London Dock Port. sA-rIy. Madeirr.
Lisbon. Sweet Mosellc aud Champagne. Wills,
KIES--scotch, old Rye. Calhoun. oil Ram
and Bourbon, some very ula and fine: Pure
Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits, a.. &c.,: Imported
and Domestic segars and Tohacro. 40 of which
they will sell 81 reasonable prizes. and respect.
fully solicit O call. june % tsgD-iv
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Farmers and Horsomon Road II

ssse your Hogs, Horses aud Cattle from
Disease by the Use OF
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ia SeHESek-Dcarsir About tao year, ago "a.
taken with very troublesome cough aud rain in ~
breast seven OF eight months Iassrd away without
doing anything for myself Then applied o. phys
clan. who attended me for about time months without
rendering any service. also obtained the ads ics
and ir,siment oi physician in u the hospiial.
aud also tue asic aud treatment of other ply
clans bat all To- no purpose. During thts long sI4cs 4
time was nearly lcad several times friend. zane
10 aud witness my exit into N, spirit world
ras confined 20 nv l-ti tSu months NJ one time. Ny
Breathing Nas exceedingly short. save ~ several
times ali hoir Of getting lriicr aud regarded setins
Ueil. that entirely GA; II thu question Mud g.
ihink ihisday am ~ eli aud hearty "a. advised hv
some % my friends g. try In ScHcAcE's Medicine
accordingly bought bottle amer hottie until reached
ihe ninth then fchd d-cdrd change IN my coas D
fpf the better. suffered severely from pariiation
the heart and tao Wr,k. after ctanr need king Your
medicine this difficulty CEASED
when FIRST vent 20 br Schenck's ofcs Il ~ ~.
dtnculty that could get up into b.. reception fuou
uAs 20 Scak and - sSell'' my kin va. .allo~ =.
though had the iaundicr felt dull. heavy and sst
lee. pr Schsuci after rxaIniuiug ne aid bath IA =
lung ~er~ asscts,i. and gavc me but iiir hor ID.
his medicines. va about tWo Wevk., took right h" 4
me u seemed 90 i,.ht through my whole stein
The ruimonic yrup Sca ed Tonic aud Mandrake Pi.
all took sht hold in the right place The ri. hruueh
enrd the matter Ia my lungs. which came % very ifr
u. sea Serd Tonic gave me an appetite andeteryihne
secned 10 ts.ie good
To shos shat great favcr the medicines have Ia ia
fiying ny system aud O. .hoe hos ha a. ,ii-ra.rd
beside all The bile that passed my bpWrs and the rr,a,
quantities ofrhrgm and matter ,Nfectora;-l hruk.
cut all over To large hols. that would continue gath
and run Tor about siN E~.ks. and had a. our uni,
over iHrnty I've hollis have nothing 10 the Kind ~
aud frel IKE another pr.on altogether can sa;y
that have not engoysi .u'h health ~ Ga" scar.
do nov, and cannot praise ,tu and youF medicine,
enough. May tod ahundiniiy hirs. and preserve you
j. the sntere desire q ho la. tcu Nuldrr !4.
70 knos Nth regard % the ruthfaue. Il thi. rctart
II they will call upon anS Of ms fri-nd. Or nton M.
No Dryden flac". near Thompson street. h-loW Cad
ualader. Philadelphia they Will h. perfectly satisfied
With The validity 81 the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-21
Discipline in English Female Schools.

The system of discipline which prevails in
some of the female schools in England shows
that that benighted country is behind the age
on the subject of Woman's Rights. Think of
the birch being applied TO young ladies at
school old enough to have sweethearts: one of
them who was thus flagellated being actually
at the time engaged to be married! The laws
of England, according to BLACKSTONE, permit
a man 10 administer moderate chastisement to
his wife with rod of the size Of his thumb.
How many husbands avail themselves OF this
privilege 1t is impossible to tell, but perhaps 1t
is designed, by the discipline of schools,
to break in the young female colt before
being harnessed to the matrimonial wagon,
and save her future master the painful neces-
sity of resorting TO the lash. 1t is certainly
time that Mrs. FoLsoM, ABBY KELLY, and
other champions of the political rights OF
women in America, should proceed on mis-
sionary tour to England, and rescue their sex
in that island from the shocking barbarity TO
which they are subjected. We trust there may
be some mistake in these stories about the
English female schools, and that the cases OF
alleged indecent and inhuman punishment of
Young ladies are as exceptional as the disci-
pline of SQuEERs, in Dotheboy's Hall. If the
system is general, we are surprised that the
women educated in that style turn out so well,
There are no finer specimens OF womanhood,
physically and morally, than the danes and
damsels of Merry England. They seem to
have waxed strong and hearty, like the
Israelites in Egypt, under the cruel bondage OF
PHARAOH.
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MIR. Speaker Baldwin-Governor Peirpoints
Nominations.
Mr. Brooks writes to the New York Times as

Mr.. Brooks writes to the New York Times as
follows:
"The nomination of General Lee for Go
vernon by Speaker Baldwin, OF the Virginia
House of Delegates, seems to be atiracting
considerable attention just now, and 1t is there
fore due to the public that they should nave
the facts in the case. During the excitement
over the election of Secretary OF the Som
Speakers chair and addressed the House. 1t
was charged by him and his friends that
Governor Perpoint had attempted 10 dictate
to the Legislature who they should elect: In
mentioning this, Mr.. Baldwin made use OF the
following language Sir, even If Robert T..
Lee were Governor, and God knows 1 hope
he soon will be, would not submit 10 TINS
dictation.' The remark was received win
round of applause, which was sufficient to
interrupt the Speaker for moment, after
which he proceeded to advocate the claims OF
the anti -PeirpOint candidates. From my
little knowledge of Speaker Baldwin, DO
not hesitate to say that ne is thoroughly
honest in his present allegiance 10 the General
Government, and that he.willingly acknow-
hedges its supremacy over the State organlza-
tions. He is an eloquent and able man-pro-
badly the strongest, politically speaking, In
the State at this time He is MT represen ia
tive of the people of Virginia, and as such
finds but little space in his heart for love or
respect of Northern radicallsm, ana, at the
same time, while he does not fully endorse the
Southern extremists, he has some sympathy
far them ON account of recollections OF the
lost Confederacy He uniformly votes against
candidates for Office who have been true during
the whole Of the war, because, with the mao
rity of the citizens of his State, he dislikes 10
acknowledge his defeat to men whom the pre-
;ndices NJ the war have taught him to despise.
If ia were not for his very natural sympathy
for the radicals of the South he wouid pe saie
~. s bnt at nresent he is liable to be infiu-
enced % by them, instead of leading them, as he
is able to do
Mr.. Brooks, in the same letter, says tna'
Governor Peirpoint made his nominations LOT
Judges as a compromise. The compromise
consisted In nominating no original secession
lists and no men who adhered to the Union
cause throughout the war, but persons VINO
opposcd the secession movement and aifer.
wards gave In their adhesion to the cause OF
the Confederacy.
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DICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
1ss MAIN STREET,
NEAR THE PosT-oPFIcR.
JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS,
MUSIC PUBLISHERS,


MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
have constantly on hand in addition to their large
stock of SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS, full
assortment of -F0RTES, CABINET Or
CANS and MELODEONS, which they offer for sale
at low prices; also, MARTINS CELEBRATED
GUITARS; and are prepared to furnish every vari-
ETY. of BRASS, STRING and WIND INSTRU-
MENTS of the most approved makers; VIOLlNS,
FLUTES, CLARIONETS, FLAGEoLETs, DRUMS,
FIFEs, CONCERTINAS, FLUTENAs, ACCOR-
DEONS, &C., and would call especial attention to
their unrivalled assortment of SUPERIOR
STRINGS for the VIOLIN, GUITAR, VIOL0NSEL-
LO and HARP; MUSIC FOLIOs, of every style !;
BLANK MUSIC PAPER, BLANK MUSIC BOOKS
and CARDS for BANDS and ORCHESTRAS; /;
MUSIC STOOLS, PITCH PIPES, TUNING FORKS
and HAMMERS, CLARI0NET REEDS, &c.
The special attention of DEALERS, SEMINA-
RIEs, TEACHERS, MUSICAL SOCIETIES,
CHOIRS, AMATEUR CLUBS, and all persons
interested in MUSIC, is respectfully solicited to
the numerous advantages secured to them at this
establishment
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL TO ALL PARTS, NORTH
and SOUTH. fe LIS
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8irhmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. ......rEBRuARY 81. 1859.
COolfe Labor.


1t Is stated that twenty vessels arrived In
Cuba from China, In 1865, with about eight
thousand coolies. The Alvanza Company,
which receives the greater number Of these
laborers, was fined, not long ago, two thou
sand dollars for breach Of the rules in respect
TO the treatment of the coolies on the passage,
but has been permitted to appeal to the home
company for a remission Of the fine.
The usual wages for plantation laborers In
Cuba have recently advanced to thirty dollars
per month for negroes, and to twenty-five dol
lars per month for healthy coolies. They also
receive their board. The explanation of the
high rates is that planters have to make up
for more than q months time lost In the
grinding season. There was sale of mum.
ber of negroes lately, old and young, who
were eagerly purchased at one thousand dol
lars each. It is suspected that these negroes
belonged to two cargoes Of slaves which were
reported to have been landed in Cuba not
long since. The Spanish Government has
recently called the Governor General of Cuba
to account for endeavoring to stop the slave
trade
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MONTAGUE 81 WHITALL,
wi INSURANCE AGENr


(late of Merchants Insurance Company
No. 231 MAIN STREET, NEAR SPoTswooD HOTEL,
representing some of the best Baltimore, New
York, Southern and Foreign Insurance Companies,
with an aggregated capital Of over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
beg leave to tender to citizens Of the State full and
complete protection against loss of
DWELLINGS, BARNS, WORKSHOPS,
FURNITURE, STORES,
MERCHANDISE, AND ALLi OTHER PROPERTY,
BY FIRE.
Also, ISSUE POLICIES OF INSURANCE,
protecting Merchandise in its transportation to and
from all parts Of the world.
INSURANCE EFFECTED ON LIVES FOR LONG
OR SHORT PERIODS,
OR FOR THE FULL DURATION OF LIFE,
in one of the strongest, best managed and most
prompt paying companies, in which the profits are
all divided among the policy holders, many OF
whom reside in the city of Richmond. Es
We will take pleasure in giving further informa-
ton to applicants, and we invite calls from all
desiring or
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INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS,
OR LIFE INSURANCE.
ia 23-2aw1ml
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Now Rn0Ls.

Principles of Education: Drapn from Nature
and Revelation, applied to Female Education IN the
Ugper Classes. New York: d. APPLETON
Co. This work is from the author of Amy
Herbert and other tales. 1t has very pious
tone; but we have not read enough of it to
speak of its merits. For sale by WooDHousB
PARHAM.
Elements of Intellectual Philosophy. BY the
Rev. JOSEPH ALDEN, ID. D., LII. D., late
President of Jefferson College, Pennsylvania
WooDHoUsE s. PARHAM.
Devotional Study Of the Scriptures. BY EDWARD
MYRIcK GoULBURS, ID. d. From the seventh
London edition. New York: ID: APPLETON &
Co. For sale by WooDHoUsE PARHAM.
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Death of a Distinguished Man.

Rev. Alexander Campbell, the leader in the
reform in the Baptist Church popularity
known as Campbellism, died in Kentucky
lately. Mr.. Campbell was q debater, and his
controversies with Bishop Purcell, of Cincin-
byterian clergyman. and others, on theological
points, have been published, and widely read.
Nelo York Times.
Mr.. Campbell was member of the Virginia
Constitutional Convention Of ls29-'so; was
for many years President of Bethany College,
and was altogether one of the most remarka-
BILE men Of the age. He was born in England,
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