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FAUQUTER WHITE SULPHUR
GpRUNfxS.

yHVKIIS establishment 40 miles from Alexandra, D.
c. and IS from Fredericksburg, is again open for
the reception of company, and will be conducted with
more energy than ever. Every thing within reach
will be done to make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the Dining and Bed
Rooms. The Bathing establishment will be complete
supplying bahers with hot and cold free stone and sui
phur water at pleasure The lovers of music will find
the band unsurpassed. 4
IL may be due to the public well as ourselves, %
say, the virtues of the waters have been skilgy ex
emplfed in several other of dropsy this spring;
much SO "a TO have confirmed in the minds of manys
the opinion thai almost nfabIe remedy for that af
ficting disease is here afforded.
The better to accommodate the public, arrangement
have been made for keeping the establishment open tie
whole year. The charge for board from the 18th of Oc-
teher to the LIST of June, will be barely sufficient CO
the additional expense IS perweek; and during the
month of june and from the 18th September to the l5th
October, 81 per week; from LIST July to 18th September
$40 per week. $35 per month"; SOS for two months; and
for the season. commencing 18th June and ending Ist
October $50; being than IS per day those
who stay the whole season. Board per day 81. Meals
and lodging so cents each. Children under twelve years
of age, and cooTed servants, half price, white servants
three fourths price. Horses 10 cents per day.
Tnweekly stages will run from Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg; after Ist July they will run daily.
The subscriber superintendent, with the approval
of the President of the company, (Mr. Jones Gfeenl
has engaged the services of such assistants as ente
him to hope that general satisfaction will be given
jy 4-2aw6w DANIEL WARD.
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GtHANCERY SALE.-UndeT decree OF the
Il ! Court of Chaneery, the subscriber, as Trustees
will offer for sale at aubic auction, the premises on
MONDAY l4th September next, at O'Clock, IN The az
temoOn.
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND, descibcd as fol-
lows: beginning the side of Charles, f0rmer5%
Goodwin street, the end OF 200 feet souhery from
the south west of Montgomery and Charles ssy
running thence southery Charles ST., 80 feet thence
westerly PARALLEL with Montgomery street 100 feet-
thence noTthery, PARALLEL with the first hne 30 ee ana
thence easterly PARALLEL with the second line 40 feet N
the beginning subject to the yearly ground rent oftweH
ty dollars. 1, ,orxr
"a This Lot is improved with TWO STORY
lIIl BRICK DWELLING, with back building, oe-
IlsA1 cupying the whole front of the lot with Spring
house, puinp in the yard slaughter house, sc. An
the Improvements has been built with great care and OF
the best materials.
The terms OF sale are-one fourth ofthe purchase mo-
ney to be paid the day Of sale, ratification on
the SALE with interest from said day; and the residue in
two equal sums in six and nine MONTHS from that daY
with interest herefrom; the payments to be secured D.
bonds or with suTetes to be approved by the n
tee. CHARLES +, MAYER
au2o MW&S
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EIITAW HnNS 81.

Corner of Estalo and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
FHNHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons oE
this establishment their friends, and the public ge-
neraly that they have associated themselves together
- for the purpose of conducting the same The
lfTa4 EUTAW HOLSE was completed and first open
4sled in 1896, at which time il was furnished through
out the every best manner, without rcsardto COST
The comfort and convenience OF its interior arrange
ments its high and airy location, combine TO render =
proverbally pleasant and healthy. II IS particularly WeA
adapted for the accommodation OF FAMILIES and hAS
DIES having great number of Private PaElours, Las
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pm
vate entrance Baltimore street. In every respect tne
Eutaw House Is second to none in the Gnted States
and il is the intention and firm determination OF the pro
pretors spare exerions TO promote the comfogt
and qualification of their patrons, and at rates which no
exception can be taken. The stock of WINES and
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
Nv for the use of this establishment or selected from the
private stocks of of the Paost celebrated cenno
seurs of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
are in complete order and open at all times for the use
of the quests tt ASAHEL HUSSEY,
r. w. ELDER
Late of the firm ofElder and Son.
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A VALUABLE FAX ( AT AUCA ION.
TWyHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell BIZ Auction, al
n the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, at one p
NJ. on MONDAY. the 18th day of September next
beautifully situated and highly improved FARM,
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Havre-d Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather.
II has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nures and in beautiful state ofcultvation Thegrnat
part well set in clover timothy. It contains 81,
acres of land, full portion Of which is in fine wood.
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the
Of Back nver, where there is fine fishing and shootiR
n their seasons.
The barns, stablHg and shedding are quite large an
in good condition, and there is PLAIN small Dwell
LING near the road There or two beautifu
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is vssy inC
dairy within nifty yards of the dwelling and noDlt
spring Of water flowing into il. An extensive and ex
ceent orchard, fine ice house, and altogether the pro
perry is of the most desirable in the neighbofhood
Baltimore. 1t is sufficiently to be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market d.
We will also sell with without the farm, 20 head OF
Cattle part fu bred, part nearly full bred Durhams,
large number of Hogs, some Of them genuine Berk-
shire; farm horses and carriages, horses, poughs car
wagons, horse rakes cider press, and every thing
cessary to cary excellent and extensive an esab
ishment.
Terms of sale for the stock, cash for the farm, in
cash, and the residue in ~ l6 and "a months with in
terest from sale. The title will be made clear and in
disputabie. JOHN GLENN.
jy9-law9t6t GEORGE EARNESTJt
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REAL Estate AGENCY

A53 SOUTH STHEEE.
81 FUH S-5LE--A very neat and spacious Sta
(Sssf ry DWELLING, twenty-five feet 6Iont wah ex-
ztensive back building and breakfast room, built
the best manner deep Lot hydrant in The ward; ouE
house is nearly new, and IN complete order Possessions
can be had Immediately Ifnot sold by the first Of JULY
il will then be for rent. is situate in Saratoga street.
north side, near Chapel alley.
4LSO-A comfortable and spacious two STORY
fhsSf Dwell LING, pleasantly situated on lot front
z4ng forty seven feet on George and l9feet on Pine
- sISO-A desirable new two story Dwell
TSssf LING twenty five feet front, with attic story and
4extensive back building, stable and carnage mouse
hydrant in the yardsiiate in Euaw street, conVehlef
to the Lexington Market. assn.
-. .4LSO-Two large and convenient3 stO- r.
tH[lli ry DIV BILLINGS: fine deep Lots; stu #Issss4
4sA9ate in Lexington st., between Charles and -
st. PAuls SITS. 1854
~ .qLSO-A convenient and well arranged three
lEiIzf story DWELLING, situate in Lombard, between
MI Hanover and Sharp streets, in complete re
pair
ns .4LSO--A substantial and modern built three
GallIsf story DWELL. ING, with extensive back build
e4saa.ing and drawing room, situate in franklin, near
- FOR RENT-A spacious and convenieRG
flIIf WAREHOUSE, on the north side of Market, be-
4sEstween Sharp and Hanover ats.
~ .9LSO-1'he Dwelling part of large and cor
ffIIIf venient HOUSE, $50 Market street, below How
444ard well calculated for geneel Boarding House,
the situation being avery desirable one to reside at there
is very little doubt but that sufficient number OF gen
ee boarders could be had in the neighbohood TO rem
der it profitable. -
FOR S.aLE-several very desirable FARMS, with
good improvements and in fair STATE of cultivation
within to 25 miles of Balhn1ore-most of them in the
immediate neigbborhood oflimestone.
.9LSO-A FARM of 500 Acres of rich Land, In
most desirable healthy Beighb- rhood Astounding In
limestone, about IS miles from Baltimore.
ie22 Apply to FOWLER & TYSON.
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WIN. n. HARRISON'S
PERIODICAL ESTA
N. Gah street, near Fn,ette st., Bali,

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Curious Law CAsE-T he Company of Undertaken
OF the city of Paris, Napoleon Bonapafte-Ihis
action brought by the plaintiffs against the defeh
dant in the month ofJune 1914, for not suffering himself
be buried in quiet and peaceabe manner after nay
ing been killed nineteen Oh twenty tines Ihe witnesses
on behalf Of the plaintiffs number of British ed
tors The first witness proved that defendant had been
ssassinaed four or FIVE different times in Paris; the
cond stated that he had been buried in the sands in Egypt
together with his whole army third proved, that he
had been drowned in the at Bologne Several Others
proved that he had been killed by them in various
papers. To all which defendant replied that he would
soen convince the Court and the witnesses that he
was alive; and Immediately drew sword of three feet
in length, and began to lay about among them like
fury; wbereupon the Court adjourned without coming to
any decision.-Phild. Ledger.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Dr.. Jennings, JOHN
T. BOWNEY to BLANCH NEWMAN both ofthis city
On the 18th Instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Shriver JAMES
TiMNlINS to MARY MURRAY both of this city.
On the 25th instant, at CIaremont Baltimore county,
THOMAS b. BROWN to Miss SUSAN GILES, both
this city.
At New York, on the oath instant, ALEX c. BECK
Ell, ofSt Petersburg, to Miss SARAH CARY, daughter
of the late Rev. DIR. Joseph Tuckerman, of Boston.
AT Saratoga Springs on the 18th instant, SAMUEL,
HARRISON, and MARY SCOTT, both of New York.
Let Wings rejoice; they shall prevail, 5t
Let Locos fret and funie and rail,
The pledge is given--the work is done. .gf
And ScsTT is joined TO HARRISON.
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LAND SALES IN DBBUoUE.--A sale of eleven town
ships ofIand in Iowa commenced al Dubuque on the
Sd instant These townships contained of the best
land in the Territory yet learn from the News that
the sale was poorly attended and the amount of land
sold very small sale OF 20 900 acres Of the fine lands
on the Wabash and Erie Canal, between For Wayne
and Loganpo Indiana is advertised by the State Com
missoners for October 5th part Of these lands will
be offered at - part s., and few choice lots at 81
per acre. at the minimum prices. The terms of pay
ment one fourth the saIe one-fourth in ~ months
and the residue in 10 years from sale. The canal is
IN operation for90 miles, and will be completed to Lake
Erie during the next year.
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LOTTERIES.
srONER,s OFFICE.

No 3, under Washington Han, Baltimore.
We sold a numberof prizes in the Jerseys Lottery,
Glass b, which drew the 22d Ang. Qast Saturday,
the largest semitic the country, sold 10 X ooabina
ton p, ~ 20. Sl400; and was drawn by Mi. Jas Z.
Wood, OF Wilmington North Carolina; the same person
who furnished Cane TO support our distinguished CHI
Major, James p keath on his landing at WHINING
ton, after the disasters Of the Pulaski Send on your
orders in the scheme Of Saturday the eapita prize
must be sold al our Odiee
Virginia State Lottery for endowing the Leesburg Ac-
ademy, Class Ne. 40 be drawn on Saturday, August
29th 1910.
SCHEME.
/ PRIZE OF $4,000
PRIZE OF 10000
l PRIZE OF 5000
I PRIZE OF $500
| PRIZE OF 300
/ PRIZE OF 5000
PRIZE OF 900
30 PRIZES OF I-59O
50 PRIZES OF go
90 PRIZES OF 30
So PRIZES OF $50
SO PRIZES OF 100
Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
au2j d5t
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EXCHANGE q LAND OFFICE.
li:;l @i on G;;;a An
THOMAS NJ. GROVES 4 co.

"AVE opened an EXCHANGE & LAND OF
u III FICE, in Fayette street, one doof from the cor
St Paul's St, for the purpose of ansactins all
business Land Exchange Brokers, on the mos Id
era terms.
FOR S.7LE-One-half interest in valuable Tract
cries attached, known the "Sandy Poat Estate in
Charles County, Maryland. - ~
Valuable FISHERY with two acres of Land, in fee
County, Maryland, adjoining the celebrated Fishery cal
ed "Oppossum's Nose" binding on the Susquehannss
river.
A number of valuable LOTS in the improving village
of Havre de Grace offering TO the capitalist good OBJ
porunity for profitable Investment various prces
good and substantial BRICK HOUSE, in Havre de
Grace newly repaired with Lot of Ground of sixty by
one hilndred feet attached.
One fourth interest in a FARM in Hartford Co., Md.
Bells Ferry, binding the Tide Water Canal with
seven hundred feetmmedately adjoining the Canal Ba-
SIM where on outlet lock is about being erected. OH
Ell valuable LOTS for sale-appy as above.
jus diff s 3t
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AUCTION SALES.
vALUABLE FAFtaT FOR sALa

II Under decree of the High Court Of Chancery
- the undersigned will offer at public sale, onTUE5-
DAY, the LIST Of September, at the Baltimore Ex-
change, At O'Clock, A. M, that valuable Farm, Jing
and being in Kont esinty, Nd. called " Woron Manor
Of which John Bordsey, decd died seized This Farm
is adgau4ageollsly situate WoTtOn Greek, near
its mouth, commanding beautiful view Of the Chesa
peake bay, aed surrounding waters; joins the LANDS
Of Peter Iseabry and Others and contains 56 acres of
land, more or less; about 100 of which are IN
Wood and Timber, part heavily timbered, mostly
Waite Oa; there large and nexhauslibe deposites
Of oyster shells the premises my Thousand bushee
Of which have been recently burnt and spread the
Farm There il at this time great demand for oyster
shell Lime, amongst the farmers along the waters of The
bay, the sale of which, from this fam, would pro-
duce handsome revenue annually TO the owner thereof
There are TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the pre-
Al misses, one Of which Is large and in good ~
ats repair, with suitable out buildings, the 9TH Hsal
tsber is Of convenient size, and is intended oTG5
tenant; there is an Apple Orchard its prime, and
kinds besides the numerous bay craft that ply between
the Creek and Baltimore, there is regular Steam Boat
communication with Baltimore twice week.
Persons disposed to make investments in land would
do well to view the premises before the day of sale
this is most desirable property.
The Terms Of Sale that the purchaser shall pay
onetrd Of the purchase Money in cash, and shall give
bonds, notes with security, TO be approved by The
Trustee for the payment of the residue OF the purchase
money two equal instruments, ri twelve and twenty
fOui months, with interest from the day Of sale. For
further information, apply 70 the subscriber at his office
in the city Of Baltimore
VIM. 4. PATTERSON,
an l1-dts Trustee.
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New RAIL RoAD.-The New York papers are all
alive the subject of rail roai between that city and
Albany The recent demonstration that Boston is as
near or days sail England than New York
and the other fact that the New Enganders now in
dustriousy promoting the building of rail road to Al
bany has alarmed the Gothamites for The safety of the
western trade, which they have hitherto enjoyed almost
without competition. Major Noah says a railway di
rect to Albany must be built"
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The population of New Orleans forty years ago, was
set down 1000 This years of the First Nu-
nicpay shews that the inhabitants Of third of the
place, exceed 1900. Within the six miles of city and
suburbs extending from the bayou Pienas the upper
limits othe fauboug, Livandas it is thought than
100000 persons residents while the float
ing and transient population is somewhere about 10000
more-N..O. Courier.
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STONE WARE.

FUIHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated thenl-
M selves in co-partnership for the purpose of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm of BRO
THEREON 4 MORTON, at the old stand Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
large supply win be always kept on hand of very
superior quality They will still continue manufac-
iure the PERC0LATING FILTERS. so well knewn as
the best purifiers of water invented. They hope by
strict attention to business merit share public pa
tronage. T. w. BROTHERTON,
JUSTUS MORTON, =
BALTIC. July 9th, 1910 dtf YS
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WRIGHT, who taken up on suspicion of robbing
the mail lie Roy the 18th instant, has been COM
mited to Rochester Jail on the charge The evidence
against him was conclusive. He had spent about five
hundred dollars of the money he took from the mail and
had about six hundred dollars IN his possession.
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n NOTICE. Rzsnaa
ALAS COA1G9IIEEn 10 the iaiI of EredezicE

NOTICE. Keaeha
"AS COMMITTED to the jail of Frederick
w County, on the I'D day Of July, as runaway,
a mullato boy who calls himself JOHN SAUNDERS: he
is about II 16 years old feet n inches hsh: has
very likely coantenance. Had on when committed a
Buriap Shirt black corded silk vest ribbed cotton pants
old coarse Shoes and round old black wool hat
Says he was raised in the neighborhood of Hasestown
Maryland and belongs TO Mr.. Jacob Waltz who resides
near said town. The owner (if any is requested 10
come and have him released; ne will otherwise be dis
charge according to law.
HENRY HOUCK,
R3t law4wF Shift Frederick County.
90 Hagesfswn Torch Light and Bait Pilot, once a
week for 4wand charge this Office. - "A
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LANCASTER CoNvEsTIos.-1,le friends of Harrison
and Tyler making preparations for great Conven
ton Harrisburg, Pa, Friday the 18th of September
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BaLTTMoRE AUGUST %, 1910.

CLEARED,
Brig Susan, Lauderman, Rio Grande and market
Brig Reaper, BIeaton, Mobile
Sclr Henry Barger, Case, New S!Is fofN'
Shin Charles. Gotham, 63 days from Bremen with
mdze and liz passengers
Schr Gallant Mary, Coffin, lOdays from Mayaguez P
r. Left 18th instant, bhgs Lycoming, Jenkins fin Bos
tom dischg; Orontes. form York. l7 schooners Robert
II Booth, for Edenton, N. G. via Turks island
Schr Leander, Rowland, 3 days FIN Ocracock
Schr Charles III. Smith, Totten, 6 days FIN N York -
Schr Robert Henry, Gatey, FIN Havre de Grace
Schr Elisha Ruchman, Pearce, 6 DIS days FIN York
SloOp Statra, Cottinghain from Philadelphia
Steam packet Georgia, Cohey from Norfolk. Reports
off Jamess Point, ship Charles from Bremen. off the
Potomac, and fun gged brig; and schr Gallant Mary
off Cove Point, bound up.
Barque Lafayette, bought for aswhaler) Rowland,
rom Baltimore, arrived at New Bedford 18th instant
Brig Ann Wayne. Wiley ofBaltimOre, iOr Havana,
went to sea from Savannah 2lst inst
Brig Water Which, and clipper schrfrom Baltimore,
sailed from Hampton Roads 25th instant
Brig Ocean, Edridge, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston
25th instant.
Baruue Ann Eliza Madison. of Baltimore, sailed from
Malaga for New York about oath ut
Brig Oglethorpe Kane, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa-
vanDah 23d instant
Schr Joseph Brown, Reed, for Baltimore, sailed from
Fall River, pod instant
schr Henrietta, Parker, for Baltimore; went to FIN
Charleston 22d instant
Scbr Falmouth. for Baltimore sailed from Providence
23d instant
Schr Augusta, Ncherson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Nantucket 2lst instant
Schr North Star, Niekerson from Baltimore, arrived
Portsmouth, N II 23d instant
Sloop James l. Long, Hawkins, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Providence 25 th instant
PHIL ADELPEIA, Aug 27-Cl'd brig Wissahickon
McMurtre, Port Spain, Trinidad
Brig Paul L JONES' Charleston
Sloop Henry Read, Baltimore
NEW YORK, Aug 26 CPD ship Hibernia Cobb
Liverpool
Brig Juno, Georgetown, S
Schr VIM Morgan, Columbia, Texas
Schr Queen, Key West and st Marks
Mvening-Cld schr President, Alexandria
Schr Nancy, Newbern, N C
Below packet ship Syvie de Grasse, Wederhot, fiOm
lavrq. Also, ship, barque and brigs
NEW HAVEN. Aug 24-Arr brig Black Hawk, Otis,
Bonaire
PROVIDENCE, Aug 24-Arr brig New York, of sa-
vannah, from Norfolk
Barqne Julia, for Norfolk has dropped below
BOSTON, Aug 25-Cld barque Richmond, NOrleans
Brig Trenton, Trieste
Big Esther, Alexandria
Schr Eagle, Savannah
Arr brig Palestine, N Orleans
Brig VFrmOunt, do do;
Brig Independence, Mobile
Schr Joshua Brown, Georgetown, d C
Telegraphed-- Ten Brothers, from Gibraltar
Signal for briggs
PORTSMOUTH, Aug 23-Arr ship Milo, Thompson,
from ST Ubes
Brig Leila. Kingston, Del
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 25-Au schr Alexandria, N Y
Schr Washington, Stonnington
Sailed Br. brig Argus, Halifax
Schr ST Helena, Bangor
Schr Gov. Francis, New York
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We understand, says the Globe, that Major James D.
Graham, with Leutenants Lee and T6nt, ofthe corps
of Typographical Engineers, have been ordered on the
survey of the due line of the Northeastern boundary
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There is severe drought about Rochester, N. Y, thu
eern and potatoes much injured, and the mills nearly
stopped from the streams being dried up.
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The chairman of the Relief Committee, of Natchez,
acknowledges the receipt of S744 Il barrels of flour, and
barrel of bacon from the citizens of Louisville, for
distribution among the sufferers by the tornado.