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Confessed his GliH-The Frederick (AId) Citizen
states the German Frederick Feaz, arrested on sspi-
cion of the late murder OF woman and lad iuned pa
Wis at Harpers Ferry, has confessed his guilt and ex-
presses but little conjunction for the crme
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THE WHEAT FIELDS2ve are happy TO learn, as
we do from all parts of the State, that the wheat fields
never looked wen and promising in Michigan as they
now do. The cold wet weather we have lately expert
enced has had most favorable effect uponthem Ac-
corng to the estimate of men whose Judgments may be
relied upon there is nearly ifnotquite one fourth more
wheat in the ground this year than last All Michigan
proportion to her population, sound currency OF spe-
Gle its equivalen that labor can receive its fair re-
ward.--D Detroit Free Press ais-
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Z PROVIDENTIAIl ESCAPE If tue.-A letter from
Boston, received New York; dated 18th May, states
that, JOSS tli. lsfH
s Mr. Blake, President ofthe Wrentham Bank, who was
one of the passengers in the Inflated Lexington, has just
returned home ife had risen from the dead He was
picked up at in ofinsensIby, fire days after
the burning of the Lexington; and twenty days elapsed
before he was able to speak He carried into for
elm mort. from which he has just returned.
Doubts are expressed the truth OF this statement
1t seems improbable though tpossiby may be true
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From the .Neao York Herald, May IS.
MONEY MARKET. ltft

New YORK, May l7-6 +. M.
The British Queen again reached us yesterday.
The news she has brought is favorable in com
merciaI point of view; but the market for Amer
lean Securities has, notwithstanding the low rate
of interest in London, undergone no improve
ment. The discount houses in Lombard street
are doing business freely at per cent. and on
the Stock Exchange money is worth little more
than per cent. The discredit in which the u.
S. Bank stands and the movements of the State
Legislature, operate very much to decrease the
confidence in those securities. a high authority
in London, in referring to the policy Of n. York
and Pennsylvania, in the proposed increase Of
stock, has the following. aiot 1fi
If the late advices from the United States are
to be recorded as of sufficient weight to inspire
distrust in the mercantile honor of the people,
they ought to exercise powerful influence on
the conduct of our capitalists and manufacturers,
for, s@ithough two States only, New York and
Pennsylvania, are mentioned as having afforded
symptoms which make eEmany cautious men APP
prehend the worst consequences, !" if those States
should so act to destroy public credit in their
particular localities il would undoubtedly great
ly lessen the value Of the bonds Of every State
and ultimately prove of fatal injury to the mer-
camille character Of the people Of the entire Re
public. 'i pa 9
The policy here adverted to, tin connection with the
renewed agitation of 1.-THE boundary question, caused
continued stagnation of American securities The ani
val out Of the that the charter of the Bank of the
United States would not be forfeited by the State Lee
gislatufe, caused the StOckto rise from l4to l6. Il
subsequently fell back rs los. The following were
the nominal prices of American Stock the 3Otl
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PROVIDENCE.-The Wing ticket for municipal Off
GERS in the city of Providence prevailed "Wednesday,
almost without opposition. Samuel w. Brigham was
Mayor by 353 votes The votes for all other
candidates were 3d. a5f.r. i9:tfAii''l
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EVANS PATENT sELF-sHARPENING
. PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C. \

PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
EHNIE subscriber is now manufacturing C.. s. o. f.
n VANS reverse point or selfsharpening PLOUGHS;
each share (Of cast iron) has two points, and by
ing act upon the principle and there
tore economyin using. These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms, caf be had inthis city; together with my
tensive assortment of other make fpoughs and agrcul
tura implements generally.
La store, very superior PENNSYLVANIA made Grain era
DIES, with Wadron's and Grifn's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grifiin's, and Ameri-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Thresbng Machines, Horse powers, sc. sc.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call and
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
1880 Ttl.t ]. s EASTMAN,
36 Pratt ST., between Charles & Hanover st.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

The following members constitute the Committee Of
Arbitration for the month of May 1910.
s9 AMi6 osEs, g C. y 5 Newman g@Saaoa
w f. RIurdoek
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TEyEEIS Medicine had been used for more tlan seven
IL years before effort made TO initiate it,
The great demand and its wonderful success have ndu
ced great number of persons TO initiate it in various
waysupwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up imitation of it, which is convincing proof of Its
being medicine of great value.-Some selling Sar-
sapa and other syTups imposing them on the ignorant
for the Panacea, reduced prices others mixing the
genuine medicine with molasses, &c making bottles
of one; thus retaining some of its virtues; others are
using the genuine Panacea in their bottles TO perform
TO obtain certificates to give their own reputa-
ton &C. Some have even resoried TO perjury. These
limitations and aduteratons have in many instances
proacted the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swain's Panaee awould have proved in
stanty eicacious therefore deem IL duty owe the
public 10 assure them that the composition of my Pana
cea is not known nor it ever communicated to any
other person in any way whaiever; and that all OTHER
mixtures represented to be mine, are fraudulent i'm
positions. "a
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propretor's own prices, of
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the corner of Batmol
and Hanover streets.
Id5a-lyho have also for sale SWAINI'S VERMIFUGE,
along with which viii be given pamphlet the sub
iect of worms. f-fht
ap 80 aa 2aw
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DAVID HOFFMAN.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EAS RESUMED practice in all of the Courts in
olis-and in the Supreme Coun of the United States
Office, South street, doors below Market street, up
the Court; Dwelling the residence of the late Isaac Nc
Kim, East Baltimore street. - t.v &
ma ID dlw2aw2m
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CHOICE WINES, Liquors, sc.
EpY virtue ola general order of Baltimore County
court IN relation to insolvent debtors, the subscr-
Der. rs trustee of Alexander Ray, nsovent debtor,
VIII sellai public aucton at the store lately occupied by
Mr.. Ray, corner of South Charles and Wine alley,
WEDNESDAY, May 20, 10 O'Clock, his entire stock
of CHOICE OLD WINES & LIQUORS, viz:
burgundy, Madeira pale, gold and brown sherry
Madeiras ofthe following descriptions old Reverse, old
Tinta, grape juice, L z. Sc -t..
Old jamaica Spirits Mongahela Whskey
Kirschwasser Hookeiiner, Rudeseimer; JolmnsbereT:
Leibffanmilch; DurOi Sauterne
White and red Heritage; Clafet in variety; old Port
IIItuinart. p "Lberty,'' and '.0lye'' Ghampagnes
Wine Bitters rasbery, ginger and sarsaparla Syrps
London Porter; Scotch Whiskey, SC. sc.
The above are all in glass, Ase, empty demJohns,
pipes, hhds. and bottles
Spiggots corks; copper and tin measures
Coal stove and pipes shelving DESKS tables; chairs sc.
JOHN GLENN, Trustee,
ma Is dts s. GRUMPY & co. Aucts.
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On the continent these secirincs stood higher, and
some favorable transactions were effected, among which
mortgage bonds of the North American Trust and Bank
ing Company, payable in to years. This was effect
ed on very favorable terms partly in London, and part
ly in Hamburg. The London papers discussing with
great zeal the opinion ofDanel Webster the legality
of State issues of stock The Times quotes largely fiom
pamphlet written this side in reply ID, Webster
and signed Junius in the support ofthe opinion that the
debs contracted by the separate States unconsttu
tional. ..frl
Money in London is very abundant and the
rate of interest falling. The amount recently
borrowed from the Bank of FRANCE has been re-
paid.,i The process of payment has operated to
lower the exchanges, which still continue against
England. Gold was 0, 81 'per cent dearer in
Hamburg than in London; $50 per cent dearer
in Paris than in London; and the exports of
cointo the continent were rather on the increase
as follows;- ~. t
EXPORT oFTHE PRECIOUS METALS FROM LONDON.
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SONS on AFFLIcTION LoOKi..

I SUNS OE AFFIlICTIUN EIOOhI!!
| nR. VANDOE'S (from Germany RESTORa-
| II TIVE PULLS, positive cure for Gonofrfpa
Stubborn Gleets Settle superiority of DIR. vmdon;s
Restorative Pills every ether medicine yet diseov-
cred for the Gonorh9e Gleet and other diseases
of cunary passages become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand and universal success
since their introduction into the country less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold; and instances
few days. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of the kind they are
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not u
frequently dangerous symptoms often experienced
while taking copayia cupebs, turpentne mercury and
thar class medicines usually res0rted by the tnsk
full in these complaints. traesEeA s
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
agea for this part ofthe country The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills. au d1,
NJ b. Persons distance can be supplied by encJos
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
.d-is.ii4 4 ~. : ~ G.. L. DUHURsr,t I e
corner of Pratt d. & Dugans,wharf, ~
ma ~ s1sz e lower end Market Space.
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X I.,-S 4 Ii OFF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
EpY uder of baltimore County Court, sitting IN Chan
, cery the undersigned, tristee will sell by auctions
at the Exchange, on the 2etl May AT O'CLOCK Z. Mr.
all that valuable property yiag Monument street and
French street. in old Town. City OF Baltimore, and de
scrbed as follows: beginning on the south side of
Monument street. att point distant liz feet inches east
ofConstitution ST. thence running eastwardly on MOnu-
pent St 4l9 feet inches with average depth oabout
900 feet The front French street is about 800 feet,
with a depth OF about $50 feet.
~ This property has upon it ferry small Dwell
faIIIf LINGS and capital Mansion House with ice
EllI9houses and other tonveniences. part OF tins
property is subject ground rent which the Trustee
will explain TO any one disposed 10 purchase
The title shall be entirely satisfactory to the purchaser
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: !
in cash and the residue in g. II and Is months with in
terest For the credit payments security viii be requr-
ed a..fi JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ma 7 eodts .4sfr1
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h. NEW ARRANGEMENT
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s. BALTIMORE
Raj. ROAD.
= lszszszl MA isI:Is;ss 81 In

z .f 4EEEfGS5H SssssssS ST.
M AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT, the l
" OF April-The Train with the UNITED STATE
MAIL will leave Pratt Street Depot, every morning
helf past nine o'clock-The passengers viii dine a
Wilmington and reach Philadelphia about half past
Clock r. NJ, in full time for the afternoon cars 10 New
York. i' tY afd-l Is
RETURNING, win leave Philadelphia at One J'cieek,
a. NJ breakfast board the Steam Boat Susduehann
and arrven Baltimore at O'Clock, A. NJ, iii time for
the different lines going south. aif fiia 1e1ys'sE
THE SECOND MAIL or AFTERNOON aTRRAIN,
Win leave the Pratt street Depotd daily, Except Sun
days. at HALF PAST THREE O'GLOCK,p. M, for
Phiadelphatbe passengers sup Wilmington aud ar
rive in the city about eleven O'Clock, p NJ thus afford
ing the Western and Southern passengers ali opportunity
of proceeding TO New York by the early morning lines.
iI RETURNING, 80 9ta1
ms tneteaves Ps.iadeiphaat halfpast Three o'clock,
= M%te Passengers sup board the Steam Boat Sus
baeaIa and arrive in Baltimore about eleven O'Clock,
=. NJ, - i4-s-2 tttc1
{6y-The regulations heretofore adoI by his Com
nany for the comfortable accommodation ssengeTs,
Sc and facility travel security Of biggage cwip
ontinued. -
e. % 4 IN ky,-rt6ph 20
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no RENT.

- The subscriber will rent the DWELLING
1M!.I HOUSE recently occupied by him in Mount Yer
asAs5non Place, near the Washington Monument. Pos
session will be given immediately. Ha54
ma IL taw J. P. KENNEDY.
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M ANTED.--By JOHN s. Cuttings
w STERLING BILLS,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, p.
RICHMOND, NORFOLK & NEW ORLEANS
FUNDS,
Also, MEXICAN & SPANISH DOLLARS. p
mn ID - ------- ~ p -
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RICH PAPER HANGINGS. sF
T OgHTUNT CRANE 4 Gsnrrur TrpUOF soT

RICH PAPER HANGINGS. t+ ~
EOSEPH CROOK 81 G%OT'T. UPIIOLSTER-
eB Frs, AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 7ea Balti-
more street between North and Holiday strees-hav=
Rich Paris Paper HANGINCtS
Very superior American do ~ -Trr
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints z
Damask Mpreens and Turkey RED, for curtainssn
Canton MATTINGS-4, and GA -
Nenenon Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS lsEa
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MAT
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.-,s
We very respectfully solicit friends and the PUBLIC
in general, TO give US a call. JOSEPH CROOK
ap % 1900 THOMAS J. GOTT.-
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easis-ss gesfstr iii..i
es,9Ss, ~ eaafxa
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NOR sALEEPhe subscrioer Viii sell at priva

HNUR SALEL'Phe subscriber will seB at private
sale the LOT and DWELINGL HOUSE lately
occupied by him Mount Vernon Place. the wash
ngton Monument. The Lot is about 30 feet front by
100 deep. The House islargs, consisting of BASEMENT
and stories, having floor, the first two 20
feet by l5 and the third 10 by 10. 1t has good bath
house and every for the accommodations fa
family. Possession will be given Immediately. For terms
Of sale apply 10 the subscriber. ~ 10 lts.lats
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may at any time inspect
the premises. ap 5l. J. P. KiSNNEIY.
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DIED,

|1lT.i.a
ZIG. on Monday last the 73d year of her age Mrs Er1
zADS1H RoeERs wife Jacob Rogers Esd ofthis city
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NNIsHING TACF<LE.-Iust received an as

FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
Ht soument of superior TACKLE, consisting Of p
3, 4 and Joint WALKING STICK RODS N'1
3, 4 and 5 HALLE RODS s-- - ..-
3, 4 and ASH butt FLY RODS -'.ii ga
80, 100 < 100 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA Ora
LINES Jt4taa .iias n FEr
SILK HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished perigros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts tl1E
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS q tassE
i Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise 81 5f,. .-7. ia ne iauHaa
SWIYEL'S BOOKS, furnished complete .sle
Also--A general assortment of WOODEN WARE
Irvine and Gordage BRUSHES of all kinds, for sale at
very reducedpnces by sss DUkEHART & Co.,
ll' 10l l2 Baltimore street, between South s Calvert
sts- Country Merchants and others invited to call
Thankful for past lnyors they solicit share of patron
ge .=p3
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APPRENTICES LIBRARY.--A meeting
will be held in the Hall, over the BAZAAR, Har-
rson street, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, for
the purpose of forming apprentices Library. Ap-
prentees masters and others, favorable to viii please
attend. M ma 10
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MARRIED..

ssfs4o ssf s MARRIED. ssb 40 g4,.a
= On Friday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. scheb, B.
KLRfBokER to Miss @. WALKER, both of this city.
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Barque Cynthia, Pine, Liverpool; brig Columbia. La
guayra brig Solon, Pemambuco; brig Pavilion, York;
schss Elizabeth Jane Philadelphia; John Rowett, Rich
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A9suz - AefcsA.sf 3. .s.fa sfititttl u ..st =
sa8'v ygsisigtz gs7ssa .s.ses
,4Tp-f = szs1sss52 fSssff- s Ia
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fdisIz' ~ ~
eaa ss.E Ase e@pHlii;S aS assroi1
sicaanIa5
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6E5- THIRD WARD.-.The Delegates to the Young
Mems National Convention, from the Third Ward are
requested to meet on "Wednesday Evening next, at u
O'clock Head Quarters, AisqGith street. Puncual
attendance is requested business of importance will
be submitted for their consideration. PA ma 10
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Z. TIPPECANOE CLUB NO. 5.-A regular meeting
the club will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th
May, O'Clock precisely, at Sharps school room, Exc
ter street one door north of Baltimore street. It is
pected every member will be his post business of
importance will be laid before them. By order,
MALCOM w. MEARIS, Cor. Sec'ry.
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AUCTION SALES
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

u NOER decree of the High Court of Chancery.
~ the undersigned will offer at public sale on WEI
NESDAY, the LIST of September at the Balti,nore ET
change, lit O'Clock, A. NJ, that valuable Farm ii a
and being in Kent county, Nd called ssWouon MansF
of which John BordIey decd. died seized Tbs FAR,
Is most advanageously situate Wonon Creek nesS-
its mouth, commanding beautiful view of the Chea,
peake bay and surrounding waters; it adoins the lands
OF Peter Issabry, and others, aud contains 546 acres OF
land, more less; about 100 of which are IN
Wood and TIMBER part heavily timbered, mosu 81
mhite oak; there large aHd nexhausble deposites
OF oyster shells the premises many thousand bushels
9l when have been recently burnt and spread over the
Farm; Ihere Is at this time great demand for oyster
sl Lle, amongst the farmers along the waters of ie
1d!. Inc rate OF which, from this farm, would pro-
uuCe handsome revenue annually the thereof
Ihefe are TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the pre-
o. misses, one OF which is large and in good "a
sss repair, with suitable buildings the 9th gss
ser Is OF convenient size, and is intended forlasesl
tenant; there is Apple Orchard IN lis prime and A
kinds, besides the bay craft that ply between
the Creek and Baltimore, there is regular Steam Boat
communication with Baltimore twice a week.
Persons disposed TO make investments in land would
90 well TO view the premises before the day of sae
TINS Is amOst desirable property.
Inc Terms of Sale are that the purchaser shall pay
third of the purchase msney in cash. and shall gVe
bonds, or noteS with security, be approved by the
Trustee for the payment of the residue of the purchase
money in two equal instruments, CT twelve and twenty
four months, with interest from the day of sale For
further informaton appyto the subscrber his office
IN the city of Baltimore.
VIM. A. PATTERSON,
au ll-dts Trlstee-
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%. AI. GRO IVES < 60.
@LOOk AHD READ.-Z75


"ANTED IIMEDIATELY-25C Chamber
w maids to fill excellent situations a number OF
white and colored girls TO do house work in private
faiies several steady cooks wanted in large establish
ments; 10 elderly women house keepers, TO supen-
tend extensive houses; IL seamsesses wanted; 10 wal
tes white and coloured, in private residences and
tes ladies' maids in request variety of boys wanted
as apprentices TO divers kinds of trades; "a will
find good situations by early applications clerks aud
book keepers shortly wanted; first rate farming stew
ards and overseers nulatto boys to wait in Office;
IA porters in various stores wanted immediately; As
German and Irish aborefs go in the country letters
written and advertisements prepared and many other
situations too numerous TO mention and valuable
lose. All Foreigners, emigrants aud strangers will find
il greatly to their advantage 10 call who either want
knowledge, information Instruction. Farms, houses,
shops and stores for lease sale servants for
life or term of years, bought sold procured daily
on the most advantageous terms; information on any
business given received forwarded far and near;
debts and dues collected lost children kept this Office,
any commands will be thankfully received and promptly
attende to- charges moderate.
Southern Planters and Merchants who want Slaves
VIII find it greatly to their advantage TO call
at LEWIS F. SCUTTI'S General Intelligence Office,
old establishment No. West Fayeite street, basement
story of Banum's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument aus
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II ADY'S BOOK.-THE LADY'S BOOK AND
IHA LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE Edited by
Mrs Sarah ]. HALE Mrs. Lydia H. Sgourney, and Lott=
u A. Cooley.
CONTENTS OF THE AUGUST xuxBER-vol. XXI No. 9.
MIR. Smith-by Miss Leslie
reflections on Women.
Sketches from the Note Book of an Old Gentleman.
Inc Old Meeting house-by Mrs II. Beeeher Stowe
Incidents ina Soldiers Story-by T.. C.. StedmaR.
The Old English Essayists-The Spectator-by A. Sbe >
vens, A. NJ.
Song of Marion's Men-by George P. Morris
Modern Italian Novels-by Mrs. E. F. EHett.
Lihes-by Mrs. + f. Elicit.
The adopted Daughter Tae-by Mrs. Mary H. PasJ
Abraham at Macpholah-by Mrs. Lydia H. SgourneYs
The Moorish FatheEa Tale of Maaga-b auskhE
of sCromwell, - 1.-The Brothers. &c.
Stanzas-by Mrs. F. S. 0sgood.
Ought Ladies form Peace Societies. by Mrs. s. ~
Hale.
Why should you Weep at a thoughtiess Word SuAt
sas-by Mrs. Emma e. Embury.
Wisdom and Virtue the Foundation of Liberty.
This Pilgrin-by Miss Catharne II. Waterman.
Woman's Mission GrOund-by Mrs S. J. Hale.
The Philosophy ofSummer-by Professor W. j. WaieeH~
MusIc-The Broken Hcart-composed and arrange
for the Piano FOrte-by E. Meniott, Esq.
Lditors' Table. Editors Book Table
EaDELLIsHaESTs-A fine steel engraving; The Pn ,
grIn-engraved by Dick A plate of the Fashiens-cS-
lored. Two Figures. Two pages of Music
CONTRIBUTORS ARTICLES AUGUST HuNsg9-
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Mrs. II. B. Stowe, Pror WI. Walter,
T.. G.. Stedman, Mrs +. s. Osgood,
a. Stevens, A. NJ. Mrs. Sarah ]. Hale,
Mr. Geo P. Morris, Mrs Emma C. EmbRy,
Mrs E. F. Elicit, Miss Cath. FL. WatermasxS
EMrs Mary II. Parsons.
Terms-S3 per annum, or 25 cents single number,
and sent by mail to all parts Of the United States am
the Ganadas, by the publishers
WIN. N. HARRISON, Literary Rooms,
No. % Cay st. & "a Baltimore ST.
an Baltimore Nd