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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-09

ICE GREENS. CO.vFEC7TO.N:9RY r
FANCY .qR1TCLES. &c. &c. I'O
SUIT TIE IIuES.

! VNTIE subscriber respectfully announces
L. TO his former customers and the inhnbi-
tants Of Newport. and its vicinity, that he has
begun 10 make his Ice Creams for the season.
] will take so cents per quart by taking five
quarts-less than five quarts G2A CTS. and
will warrant il to be as good as tie pery best
that can be produced in any part or place in
Newport or eisewhcro-if il is not MS good
no charge whatever will be made. will
also sell IL tickets for one dollar, each one
TO produce an Ice Cream-also IL cts for a
half pint tumbler. ! will warrant it to bo
pure cream or no sale. Cnsiard Cream made
al the shortest notice. Persons wishing 10
eat an Ice Cream or other refreshments will
please call at the store next door south OF
James Hammond's dry goods store, where
they will find rooms fitted mp in the nentest
style for their reception. Strawberry, Lepon.
Pine apple and Vanilla Ice Creams, made
10 order at the shortest notice. | will also
serve it up in forms or plain for companies
parties &c.
o. Don't forget the quality, "good as the
rery best without any exception of price or
quality.
! The subscriber has recently returned from
New York with the greatest assortment Of
toys, fancy articles, confectionery, &c. that
was ever offered for sale in Newport. All
will be sold to suit the times. Candies at
retail, 25 cents pound; at wholesale, Is cts.
q pound; molasscs GO cents the hundred.
have also on hand the greatest assortment of
baskets that can he found at any store in
Newport, which will be sold very low to suit
the times. Please give me n call.
ALEXlS MENACE.
Ice for sale nt the lowest prices, and sent
to any part Of the town free of expense
Fruit received daily from New York in its
season. June Il.-4m.
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N e w GOODS.

French, English, and American Prints
| Mousseinc do Laine-Brochella
Cassinets- Broadcloths--
Cassimeres-plaid Las,ings-
SILKS for DRESSES and BON
NETS, viz:
Black, blue black, and more than ff.
ty different coors and shades of SILKS,
consisting of plaid, figured and plain
Gro de Affrique-PouIt de Soi-Gro
de Swiss-Gro de Nap--Italian and
Canton Silks.
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons-o
rich and fashionable variety of cheap
and elegant RIBBONS.
Summer fannels, fancy colored bom-
bazines, black and blue blk dito-Ale-
pines -Scaris-fancy kls.-fancy and
staple Shawls-cotton Hosiery, cheaper
than ever before known.
Superior kid Gloves--cheap cotton
dtto--Irish Linens Sheetings and
Shirings- colored and white tablcing-
For sale at
ap3O] JAMES HAMMOND'S.
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v1NOBACCO.-25 boxes No. I, Manufactured
Il Tobacco, just received and for sale by
m2I T.. f. & w. NkwroN.
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u Wa SEE MRMANa
Draper & Tailor

EEAViNG removed his stock Of Goods to the
store No. 1873, Thames It (recen,ly occu-
pied by WIN. A. Barber,) will there continue To
make il his business to furnish gentlemen with
any description Of CLOTHING they may be
pleased to order.
Garments made (and warranted TO ft,) at the
shortest notice. Dec. ".
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VC S q 9S 20 II II a G. ID
AT THE HEAD OF TOURO STREET
WILL be opened June 4th, fbr the reccp-
w ton OF company through the summer
months, where you will find ICE CREAMS
Soda, Confectionery, Pastry and Cakes,
Fruit, Preserves, aud Lemon Syrup in its
purest state, and stands unrivalled in this
country.
Those that hive not time to call at the
Cottage for CREAMS can drop in at the
Confectionery ut market square, and find
Creams, Soda, Albany Ale, and the best of
Spruce Doer. all well iced in hot days.
N. b. All orders for Creams and We'd
ding Cakes left at the store in market-squarc
will be punctually attended to.
ICE! ICE =! ICE!!!
Those that wish for Ice can be furnished
at tho customary prices, at Vose's.
Nav 28
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Great Bargains
Look nj this |!

r. w. ANTiIONY,w wishing to make n diff
~ fercn, arrangement, and bring his bnsi.
ness to n close. takes this method of informing
his friends aud the public tina, he will sell the
following articles at and under cost. viz:
Bbs. butter crackers, do. pilot bread, choco.
late, mace. nutmcgs, ground pimcnto, 100
mats cassia, 10000 spanish aud hnlf spanish
tegars, stone, carthcn aud wooden ware,
matches, 25 sncks Liverpool ground salt, hats
&c Sc. &c. Also on hand and for sale, !
window ssshcs aud frames, made expressly
rr nv own usc. Purchasers wishing nnv oI
the above articles will do well to call before
coinr e,sowhcrc-terms cash.
Newport, June I 1910.
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Ice Creams ! Ice Creams

Ice Creams Ice Creams !
VANHE subscriber respectfully gives notice
to the Public generally, that the Rooms
over his Confectionery and Variety Store,
opposite the Post Office, are ready for the
accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen,
who wish to pass an honr or SO in refreshing
themselves with Ice Creams, and other re-
frcshncnts usually found at a Coniection-
ary.
N. B. Ice Creams made to order and war.
ranted equal to any in town, at so cts per
quart, and sent to any part OF the town, at
any hour Of the day or evening.
On hand and for sale, n great vnricty Of
Fancy Goods and Toys, Fancy Baskets
w ilow Cradles and Wagons, &C., &c.
Confectionery at Wholesale and retail, Oh
the most reasonable terms.
Constantly on hand and 70. sale, a gene
raj assortment of Preserves and Fruits, and
host of other articles, too numerous to par.
ticularize. y. STACY, Jr.
Newport, June 18th, 1910.
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL is to be
found directly opposite the Post Odice.
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70 Let,
To Let,
For Sale,

find immediate possession giren.
ZS THAT valuable Estate in Mid
&T!.Tk detown, about one and half mile:
iiiE from tho State House, in New
Gxx1It1sstsks5ss port, now the residence Of Bon.
DEN WooD, Esq, containing about three acre,
of land with new and elegant dwelling House
thereon, finished in the most modern and fash
ionable style, very convenient, and sufficiently
capacious for n large family. There is also a
Barn, and every necessary out building thereon,
all aew, and built Of the best materials.
For further information and terms, which will
be liberal, apply TO .-
BENZ. MUMFORD, attorney,
For SAM'I. ST. JOHN, Jun'r. .4ssignee.
Newport, Feb. goth, 1910.
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TAKE NOTICE.

XENAS l.. HAMMOND requests al
A/thosc indebted To the late firm of H. & J
Hammond, 10 call aud settle their Notes ant
accounts on or previous TO tho 10Th of june
ncxt,--as all dcmonds not adjusted by thai
time will he placed IN tho hands oi an atior
ncy fnr collection.
Newport. Nav 2isi. 1910.
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HACKERS 30 bills New York crack
W srs, various kinds just rec ID aud for sale by
m2l. T.. +. & w. NEWTON.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.

STATEMENT ofihe situation oflhe Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, June lst,
1870, rs the samc appears from the Returns made
10 tho Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $1,000, ,4S3 90
Bills in Giro ulation, l,335,37c SO
Balances due other Ranks, 1856, l29 81
Net Profits on hand, 460, ,195 II
Dividends unpaid, 1896 81
Deposits on interest, l,2S6, ,052 81
Total amount Of Liabilities, $l3,456,6sS 80
RESOURCES.
Loans md Discounts, $l,7I2,520 03
Specie IN Banks, 34I 1856 O3
Bills Of other Banks, i,7ll 81
Balances due from other Banks, 5o2, 1888 81
Stock in own Bank, l5i ,670 S5
Stock, Real Estate x other Property, 373,s3s 81
Total amount Of Resources, $l3,i56,6s 80
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, May 18th,
1870, il sppeas that since that date,
Tie Circulation has been reduced, S66,Sll so
Tho Specie has been reduced 6O,i92 so
Tho Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased 19,906 81
And the Loans and Discounts have
Losn reduced 5,25s So
Office fthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, June i6lsI0.
henry ANTHONY )pa. Co,
WM. PECkHAM, '
GEO. G. KING,
Published pursuant to Law. Juno "a
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Wanted /! !!
RE MOVAL.

MRS. EDDY has removed from her resi-
1VA 6cnee, 3 doors East of the Custom
House, to the house next south Of Mr.. Muir.
rays. She has in store n variety Of Mrs.
IIamcr's CORSETS, some of the low priced
Just received. Likewise, DR.. Jnync's Medl.
cines, with variety of others.
A considerable number Of FANCY ARTI.
Giles, from the Convention and other so.
cie,ics. An assortment Of Com GS, and will
receive shortly fresh supply.
Any goods on commission would be CRATE.
fully received. June lS.
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cOsTaTFRcTAL RECORD,
pHTL.sDELPHI.a MARKET. Aug. 5.

Most of the Wheat lately in market (Which has been
nhing) has been taken by the Starch manufacturers,
the ners not being purchasers at the prices, 81 10
ST. Is per bushel. There has been little Rye received
and the crops generally represented very light.
Yellow Corn continues at 81 cents and white 5laJ2 cts
per bushe Oats have declined and sales of old at ga
%, and new dull nj 24a25 cts per bushel.
Fiour-Pennsylvania commands S5,25; Brandywine
Corn Meal l3,75al4 Pennsylvania 81 I,75 per hid.
QueTcitron Bark has been very quiet since last adv-
from Europe and IN Cotton and Tobacco the sales
this week hardly worth reporting, the latter article
rather heavy.
The operation in Foreign produce have been mostly
confined TO Groceries.
Sugars fully maintain the advance before noticed; the
stock in first hands small and the crops nearly all IN
'or this season. The sales made Indicate an upward
tendency.
Conee-The stock has also been much reduced, and
advance looked for by hoers and the same may De
said of Molasses, winch is now in fair request.
The sales of Teas have been small, buyers holding on
the present. not being willing to accede TO the de-
nands ofimporters who have made few sales of Can
ton made Young nyson al 50cents; Canton Gunpowder
at 60 cents per Id.
gators cargo was well attended, and off with sp
ritz the whole sold, and at advance of about 20
per cent on previous prices
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n AIII]- E1UOIA.-Inr IlADl > DUOn All
~ LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE: Edited by
Mrs Sarah J-sHale Mrs. Lydia II. Sgourney and LGz
is A. Cooley.
CONTENTS OF THE AUGUST suMBER-vol. XXI. No 2.
Mr. Smth-by Miss Leslie
Reflections Women.
Sketches from the Note Book of Old Gentleman.
The Old Meeting house-by Mrs H. Beeeher Stowe
Incidents in Soldiers Sfory-hv F.. G. Stedman.
The Old English Essayiss-The spectator-by A. Sss-
vens, A. NJ.
A Song Of Marion's Men-by George p Morris.
Modern Italian Novels-hv Mrs. Z. F. Elicit.
Lnes-by Mrs. E. F. Elicit.
The adopted Daughter 1ale-by Mrs Mary n. Far
Abrlh at Macpnoiah-hy Mrs. Lydia H. sieourner>~
Tn NJ ,orsh Fathera Tale of Maaga-by The anl -
OF "Cromwen."' The Brothers." sc.
Stanz Spy Mrs. F. 8. Osgood.
Ough Ladies to Peace SOcietiesS by MH. s. 3
II le
Why 81 ,ud Won Weep at a thoughtIess Word? Stan
zas b Mrs. Emma c. EmbuTy.
Wisdo n a1d Vhtue the Foundation of Liberty.
The Pill .rim-by Miss Catbarine III. Waterman.
Woma rs Mission Ground-by Mrs. S. J. Hale.
The Philosophy ofSummer-by Professor w. j. WaIss<=
MUsIc-The Broken Heart-compOsed and arranask.
for the Piano Forte-by e. Merriott, Esq.
Editors Table Editors Book Table
EMBELLtsHasSTs-A fine steel engraving: The FE-
rim-engraved by Dick. A plate of the Fashiens-ea--
lored Two Fignres. Two pages of Music
CONTRIBUTORS ARTICLES AUGUST RusEnKEs-
Miss Leslie, Mrs Lydia H. GigeuneY.s
Mrs. II. B. Stowe, PFor. w. j. Walter,
Z. G.. Stedman, Mrs. F. S. OsgOOd,
A. Stevens, A. M. Mrs. Sarah j. Hale,
Mr.. Geo. r. Morris, Mrs. Emma g. Emburys
Mrs. E. F. Elicit, Miss Cath H. WatermEu,
Mrs. Mary Fl. Parsons
Terms-S3 per annum, or % cents single HuTnEer%
Published monthly. Delivered in any part of this City,,
md by mail all parts Of the United States and
/ the Canadas, by the publishers.
| WIN. N. HARRISON, Literary Rooms,
No. 2SN. Gay 81. x "a Baltimore
| aul Baltimore, Md
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DIED,

--tsLeaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers TO wlther ut the North winds breath,
But thou, oh ! Dea'h, hast all,
Thou hast all seasons for thme own, oh Death ~
Departed this life, on Saturday evening" LIST instant,
Laura Virginia, innat daughter of Columbus and AIDE
line Bruscup, aged two months and fifteen days.
On Saturday evening, LIST inst. Mrs. Hetty Magill,
resident of this place.
On the b0th june Edward Indiana, only child of the
late Edward Ford, of this city, aged l6 months.
At SpIngdale, near York, Pa, on morning of the Sd
inst after illness of several MONTHS Mrs Jane G.,
wife of James Lewis, Esq and daughter of G. A. Bar
ntz, Esq of York.
AT Besvie, Prince Georges county, Nd, on satur-
day morning, LIST inst. Frederick w. Allen, elder bro
Their of the editor and proprietor of the Madsonian, aged
% yeasr. lie was anna lie and affectionate in the
IatioHs of and brother oblgng and conciatory
neighbor, mild and benevolent in all his dispositions,
and beloved by all who knew him
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Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.

GUAYAMA, 2. X. July 70, IH4U.
improve this opportunity, per Candor, via Ponce, TO
advise you that crop has entirely closed and the last
cargo hence far the States will sail this evening" bng
Ann Smith, New Haven) There are yet sugars
in store already purchased for the French market We
made last year 900 hhds Sugarabout IA 900 of which
were shipped to the STATES. While tins year crop
wnot exceed $1,000 hhds, of which not more than
half has gone TO the States; tile balance France Eng
land, and the British Provinces Probably one third of
the crop ofthis Island has been and will be, ship
ped France this year The weather is excellent for
the canes, and should il continue without hurricane,
we hope to make in lS4l larger crop than eversay
%, 1000 hhds. Aud it any thing like an improvement
shall take place in the market of the United States,
of the fine qualities will be shipped there; other
wise most OF it will go to Europe rs much better sales
have been returned from there than from America. We
have French vessels in port, and cargoes pur
chased for those yet to come. Business generally dull
Sales of American produce limited, though generally at
higher rates and long credits.
Our new Captain General tMaider vigo) is hourly
expected from Spain.
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yu-wuIG MEETING NEAR MIDDLETowN, or

{n7-WUIC MEETING NEAR NIDDLETOWN, on
the I4th August.-The Wings of CatOctin and Har-
boughs Valley, contemplate having public entertain
ment near Middletown, on the 18th day of August
THE "Commtce of Invitations request the Wing press
generally to announce the meeting and to invite all per
sons who may be disposed attend Ii is expected that
dresses aud
{e7LTHlRD WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-Meet
at tile clog CaJin Head Quarters Aquith street,
on Wednesday evening merit at O'Clock 1t is desirable
that every member be his place. at the hour of meet
ing Nv order, VIM. H. JARVIS,
and Rec. Sec'y..
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ANLORINE TOOTH POWDr X. for cleans
q ing the Teeth, healing spongy Gums, and purifying
the Breath. It is unnecessary 10 say that hs Tooth
Powder is superior anything else invented hut
confidently believed that will give general satisac
ton those who it, One proof of the superiority of
this article is, that there many who, after having
used it five years. pronounce it to be the best
dentrifice they have tried. PreSared by
G, X, TYLER,
Corner L. Baltimore and High stS. bait.
N. d. None genuine, without the fac smile OF The
proprietor upon the side OF the box.
jy 30
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n SAGk1B.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEW
El4RY, SILVER WARE, &c.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently ported
NJ splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepne and Virtical Watches, all of which are
made by the best makers, and warranted per
accurate Time will be sold as low any other house
the country Purchasers will find il to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheap~ide No. WA
TER STRESS, BaltimOre where they will find good
sortment Gold Gard Chains patterns; Rings Breast
pins. gold and silver Pencils, Addison's superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware Germ1n Silver Spoons &c
~ b. Fine Watches of every kind properly repaired
3-My country friends particularly invited to call.
Store No. Water street.
iv LEO G. d. CLARK,
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HOWARD DISTRICT.-In conformity with the au-
thority vested in the Wing Central Committee of How
ard District, the Wing notified that meeting
will be held the place of holding the polls in each of
18Th of August nj four O'Clock p M for the purpose of
nominating candidate for county coma issioner for
each of said districts.
jy 80 j. s. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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RAl.TIMnRE COIINTY.

Sh7-The members of the Tippecanoe Club of the
Third District, Baltimore county, respectfully re-
quesed to attend meeting of the Club on Saturday
epening the eth inst O'Clock TO be held at Mr. JOHN
b. KLUSK's, the five mile House, the Resterstown
road, (Frost's old stand.)
NJ BAH friends of reform are requested to attend
There will be several distinguished friends OF the cause
TO address the meeting. By order,
au 4-dtm JACOB STANSBURY, Rec. Sec'y.
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MARRIED.,

On the 9TH inst. by the Rev. Dr. Henshaw, Henry w.
Gray Esq. Miss Ann Louisa Taylor, both of Balti-
more city.
w. G. Greenleaf, Owen Maynard, formerly of BalIi-
county, Maryland, to Louisa H., daughter of Capt.
David Eastman OF the former place
At Philadelphia on the LIST inst, by the Rev. VIM.
Cooper James rilyard to Miss Anna P. Mute, both of
Baltimore city.
At Alexandria, on the 10Th ult. John Gregory, OF
Washington, ID. c., to Miss Hannah A. Thomas, of
Philadelphia. a.
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CHEAP ,.OB PR FNTING.
XYLOGR.aPHIC & LETTER PRESS,
GENERAL. PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT

CHEAP ,.OB PR fNTING.
XYLOGR.APHIC & LETTER PRESS,
GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 146, MARKET STREET,
Fire doors beloD the Bank Of Baltimore.
FENHE USD ERSJGNED, would respectfully in
n form the public, that he has recently increased hi
stock of materials, by the addition Of several auf
BEAUTIFUL FONTS OF Type, Fancy BORDERS, SC. &c
Together with eight PRESSES, of the very hest con
sruction which will enable him to execute every de
scription Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
with the greatest facility, in the neatest manner, and
very MODERATE PRICES.
Printing in Gold, Silver, Bronze and fancy cooret
Inks
A constant supply of English and American RASI
Nors PAPER, Bank, Post, Folio Post, Alto Post, Fool
Cap and Printing Papers of every Dissertation, Blan
Cards of every size and quality, all of which will b
printed on, ORDER at thu shortest notice; and yer
LOWEST PRICES.
Persons in want of anv description of Printing,
respectfully invited to call at the Office, and examine
specimens.
E3-o1dsrs from all Parts Of the country nrm2tlyl'-
tended ia JOl N MURPHY.
Several fsunts of OLD TYPE, for sa e.
iv 30 oaw I'm
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07-TWELFTH WARD.-The First Baltimore Tip
pecnnoe Club will meet at their room, at the Western
Hotel, date Clarh's,) West Baltimore St. on Thurs
day Evening, August 9th, Mt O'Clock.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, VICE PRESET.
j. R. PrPER, Rec Secy. AUG
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BALTIMORE COUNTY, sPWEBFrH ELECTORS
Al DISTRICT.
TTPPEC.fNOE CLUB, No. 1-Wi meet ON Sd
filrdag afternoon at O'Clock opposite Mr.. William
Fowler's s. miles on Bel Air read. The friends of the
Administration are particularly invited to attend
Baltimore county, Aug. 5, lSi0 st
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{S7-The HARRISON ASSOCIATION, will meet at
s'NORTH BEND" THIS EVENING, the 9th inst at 6
O'Clock BY order,
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w MIC < ERBOOk r"O,a a.. Ao-a
SA--Recshved BY WIN. N. HARRISON
Literary Enoms
No. "a N. Cav, near Fayette 81.

No. "a N. Gay, near Fayette ST.
WASHINGTON IRvIsa still contributor-"Jntinua
lion of the Haunted Nerchant-commeHcem of a
new volums-terms - per annum or 81 ,25 quarterly,
delivered free of po stage.
We graiied in being able to state, that the de
mand for this American work has increased beyond ex
pecation Plans Of improvement in progress, which
believe will agreeaby surprise even the best friends
and warmest admirers of the work.
To-
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1h7-BALTIMoRE CoUNTY.-The Harrison Demo
crats are requested to meet at VIM Shades, (tentl
election distrct,) Saturday, the 22do August Sc
club will be formed The friends of the Administration
are invited to attend discuss the claims of their can
didales. auo
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AIz-The HARRISON CONVENTION win meet at
the Convention chamber, ssNorth Bend,' on Monday
evening next, the 10th inst at O'Clock The business
before the convention renders it important that there
should be full attendance of the members. BY ORDER
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, (eoo,r,
aus ROBT. ii. COLEMAN, 20
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EUTAW HOtIS q.


Corner of Eltd,o AMI Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
yayHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons o.
is establishment, their friends and the public ge
neray. that they have associated themselves together
-. TO- the purpose of conducting the same. The
(STslf EUTAW HOSE completed and first open
GUILE in 1895, which time it was furnished through
ont in the every hest manner and without regard to cost
The comfort and convenience OF its interior arr1nqe
m.nt i,s high and airy 10 alton, combine render il
proverbally pleasant and healthy 1t is particularly well
atapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LA
DIES having a great number of Private Parlours La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pr
Baltimore street. In respect, the
rutnw House Is second to in the United States
and is the Intention ad frm determination of pro
priators spare exer ions to promote the comfort
and qualification Of their patrons, and rates which no
exception be taken. The stock of WINES and
IQUORS on hand has been mostly imported express
Nv the of this establishment selected from the
private stocks of some of the most celebrated conno
seurs of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
in complete orer and opan NJ Ill times r the use
Of the guests. 49," FEY,
r. W. ELDER
Late y he der All o
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NOTICE.
AAT AS COMMITTED TO the Jail of Frederick
Wv County, on the 9Th day of July inst, d
way, Negro Man, who calls himself RIG HARD WE
DING. He is about 45 years DID, very decrepid, so
much so, that he cannot stand erect, and in walking H.
eompeiled to use his hands. Had when committed
pair of beached cotton pants, drab cloth vest beached
cotton shirt and old black fur hat and says he is shoe
maker by trade and belongs Samuel r. Strider, who
resides near Harpers Ferry, in Jefferson County, Va
The ewner, ifany, is hereby requested 10 me and
have him released he viii Otherwise be discharged ac-
cording to law.
HENRY HOUCK,
July 20 Nav Sheriff ofFred'k Co.
The "Plot'' at baltimore, esFree Press" Va insert
once week At. and sends bills TO stier.id."