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MERCHANT TAILORS. No. o N. HOWARD
I'VE STREET. inform their friends and the public that
they have selected from the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore mark It's their Fall and Winter supply of
Goods embracing handsome assortment OF the most
desirable Cloths, Cashmere and Vestns, which they
will promptly make up order in the best style OF
workmanship and fashion, respectfully solicit con-
tuance of the patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed. They have for sale few gross Of superior Coat
Cord suitable for the trade.
~ B. For sale rent, first rate modern Diht Two
story HOUSE. with an attic, and extensive back build
ings, in Saratoga street near % Liberty Enquire as
-,
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-. :: s1jssr,lRIBEis otlers % hls irlenus aud
az ,vblis ia general at his Lumber Yard on use
Faas Seow FRAT Street s ssi nesa qa n@
Doc large aud general assorsen 'ss, Outline. Jost
p pae S'" sares Lats, N. Carolina and p ;. Floor,
ne. with es ny alcr article necessary &c ak 10 ee Z,
assignment quaalty of ARK Logs, au ., a'o ,sss
lak. WI, he soid AZ reduced prices, as llaSe lasse
us',fty On taas All those who buy Cor casn may eA
neei a FaeIal discount u. I' iho"
h 1h dl
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PREPARED BY JACUB HuUCK, baltimore,
ENOR the cure of the following diseases: TumOrs
n, Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the Je.t',
Cramps, Burns, Soaids, and all kinds of swellinss Al
tended with pain.
lIs-The IMMINENT can be obtained at HOUCst -
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market Site
with prerer directions for using Price ~ cents,
Mall-z6ns
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN TACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.


SLATE! SLATER! SLATE y!
NHTlLLIAM IAYLEY, Slater, has reee'vedD.
w the Ship Pocnhontas from Liverpool, his tall sup
NV OF those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (that he put last tall have been so much al
nired In order 10 obtain the best article IN his Hhe,
the subscriber has gone the expense OF an experienced
Judge OF the article, in England, visiting all Tie Nrch
uuarries and purchasing the best, without regard 10
nce and invites examination ot his present STICK,
being satisfied il will compare advanlageously wan any
thing of the kind ever brought TO this market
He has also constantly on hand q full supply oil
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
The continent and trusts he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with their work
TO those moi acquainted with the fact be Would STATE,
that The cost of sate roof isvery tte any man
the est shingles. and considerably less than those pre-
tended TO he fire proof roofs which, upon the near ap
prach of fire. get into melting mood and disappear,
leaving the property they were intended TO project an
easy prey the devouring element. -
The subscribers yard on Union Dock, below tlee'
street. bridges dwelling, Front St. next 10 inc Iheatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
above. sbi sc ~
FACTORY FILLED FINE SALT.
4 SeDaDFlLLED SALT, now landing from
9''p ALSO IN STORE:
1000 sacks Liverpool Ground Alum SALT;
10000 Turks Island Z"
For sale on pleasing terhls, by -
SELLMAN s. CROOK,
oc3 corner South and Pratt Streets
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NIRESH INSPECTED HERKINGS-20O
IL barrels Susquehanna HeruRgs=-now inspecting
Tor sale low from the wharf. SELLMAN s CROOK,
nil At Corner of South s Pratt SITS.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.

TIE MAINE BANKs.-The Kennebec Journal
OF Saturday last says:-'' On Saturday, the re-
vised statutes containing the chapter regulating
the Banks, was taken up in the House. Mr.
Carey moved series Of amendments embracing
the principles of the bill reported by him from
the Banking Committee last winter, and they
were adopted by the House, after long speech
from him, explaining their provisions, and en-
larging upon banking generally, as well as di-
vers political and party matters, which he wove
into the web of his argument. These amend
ments go to deprive any bank OF a charter which
refuses for thirty days to redeem its bills in spe-
Gle; and require that every bank shall at all
times have one dollar in specie in its vaults for
every three dollars of its circulation. The Sem
ate on Monday non concurred in all the princi-
pal amendments Of the House.
BANGoR.-The Bangor Wing gives the follow
ing as the census of the population oil that city
Just completed Whit males, AIS; females,
1882; Golored males, Sc; females, 45-total
S6II. The census of 1880 was 2S6S; 1885,
1887; and 1887, 1854. :.
A glorious idea has been started in Maine. 1t
is to collect judicous library for the use OF the
insane That State is soon TO have tne lnsu
tuition for this unfortunate portion OF ITS citizens
opened at Augusta, the seat of government
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The trial of the journeymen shoemakers for
conspiracy is progressing slowly in Boston, 1t
is reported that they have, at the instance Of
their counsel, MIR. Rantoul, held Judge Thatcher
and County Attorney Parker to bail on civil
suit for holding them to answer against their
will, and laying the damages at $4,000
BosToN STATE HoUSE.--Dlring the last six
months 80, 057 persons have visited the cupola oil
the Boston State House, generally citizens OF
other States.
DREADFUL AccIDENT.-Dr David PAlmer,
while lecturing on chemistry at Pittsfcld, Mass,
on Monday week, accidentally inhaled some
concentrated sulphuric acid, through defect in
his apparatus. He rendered unable to
breathe through his mouth or nose, but by an in
cision into the windppe, his life had been pre-
served down to the last dates.
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EVER-POINTED GOLD PEN.

yaNHE combined qualities of incnrrossiiity and dura-
bility possessed nv this new and BEAUTIFUL article,
NAV iustly claim for it the title of " pointed" The
body of the pen gold incorrosibe metal, highly po-
ished and will always retain its elasticity and hea'ty,
and the pontsn are formed of metal second in hard
ness 10 no substance heretofore discovered, having the
ndssoluhiiiy of diamond, and wholly nsensihe to cor
oson; use cannot wear the slightest degree fleet
them In addition these enduring properties, il has
the soness and smooihness of the quill pen and lis IN
corrobility allows free and pleasant dow of the ink
II was invented by j. L. Hawkins, of London, who also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The nieesi work
inanshp and long application nave been necessary Ia
perfect IT, and it is now offered the Ne Plus Ultra
II pens having the beauties efhe quill and metac pen
corh cd with peculiar excellency of always re-
tainr. =, e lefty, the easy flow, and the
me saub. 50, -. Interchangeable by time and u-e
us pan Ia az in use for i've years, without the
least perez 5. oaI. fR3f-WarraRtcd for one year
FoI sale by CANFlELD & BROTHER,
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ola Agents for the Manufactsr ss.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEY MARKET.


New YoEK-Within The last sixty days, says the
New York Herald of Wednesday, exchange on France
has fallen, render specie she best remittance,
and about $500 900 in silver have been shipped by the
Havre packets, while $5Oo,OO have arrived here from
the West Indies and South America, and $500 900 in
gold from England. The balance in favor of this
county, from England has been about tho same in
fIvor OF France ard against Engand-hat is the pre-
MUM French bills in London is about the same as
the discount on sterling bills here, while exchange OF
France has been about per cent in favor of shipping
coir from this side. This operation Is but temporar.
in regard 20 France, and is of but little importance as
long as the influx of the precious metals, from other
quarters, exceeds the demand from that quarter.
From the same source we take the following official Ia
BILE of tie import and export of gold and silver coins for
series of years. with the average import and export of
racial since 1884; and also the annexed remarks.
IypoR1s AND EXPORTS OF GOLD AND SILVER Com
lSl5 1910.
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CANFIELD & BROTHER,

Corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets
addition their already large assortment, are daily
receiving supplies of goods in their ine such q.
Gold lever WATCHES. OF "Tobias," "Johnson, y
"Harrison,' and other mskers-"god anchor levers,
.rold Iepnes and vertical Watches silver lever sill
yer English, and common silver Watches gold Guards
aud fob CHAINSt Guard KEYS and Seals, gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gola renci
Gases: TUIMBL ES; Miniature CASES, and every va
riety OF JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE OF ak
kinds Lamps and Gondoes; gilt, aabaster, ans ebony
CLOCKS; Msac BOXES German silver sPooNs
and FORKS. -
.siso-MILITARY GOODS, such as-sWORDs,
EPAULETrEs, PLUMES, SASIlES, BUTTONS; and Nc
every article in that line. "Roger's'' fine CUTLERY
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
inakers-with a great variety of FANCY GooDs;
suitable for the country trade All OF which WIZ De soid
at reduced prices and pleasing terms at woesaie or
retail. Country merchants arc invited TO call oc3
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE POPULAR VOTE OF PENNsYLvANiA:-A
slim from the Office OF the Harrisburg Chronicle,
ISSUED on Monday, sums the statement which
it gives of the popular vote oil Pennsylvania
with the following remarks;
"he popular y h f OF az ao0o to 5000. est
mating the counties that have already been
heard from, and giving the federal loco foces
the same majorities in the counties yet to come
in that they had IN 1888 The object OF the
loco foeos in claiming the popular vote IS to
create prejudice among the people against the
Appropriation Bill, and at the same time to
cover their NORTH atisn and dismay at their
overwhelming defuat, by laying to their souls
the Gathering unctioa that the people are with
them But they only deceive themselves ana
their followers by setting up 50 baseiess
claim"
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANuFAcruRLR OF
OCEL.AIN INC0RRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. So South Sharp street,
- ESPECTFULLY informs tile cinZens OF Bai-
Q morc that he is prepured 10 perform every opera
lion apperiainnr 10 his profession, such Cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. lie will also in
sert nconuphble Teeth Pvsis or Clasps, IN the mes
durable manAeT.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, Ra,,inore
John Needles,
VIM, L. Bartlett,
George Truman, }
Elisha Io,.-scnd, dentists, f'i'''
NJ. 8. Foster,
81
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G1AUTIoN TO TRAvELLERs coMHSs.

CAUTION TO TRAVELLEf1S COMkN6&.
u SOUfH.-Traveiers going South are caatione9E
against giving credence nandbls and plaeaEts
saed by Bay Company betveen baltimore and1Nen-
folk who sort 20 all devices 10 deceive the ps
lie and induce travellers their line, publishing
nong other things statements puporling to be from tsas
HERS that BY the mnil routes passengers going Sath az
"a than BY the Ray line, and that they are sus
jected PERSONAL superintendent of their hsggEsc =
the risk OF losing IL and that Trey are compelled al US
North Anna River walk considerable distance down
steep hill aud up another in the middle 81 the sgss
involving both exposure and risk.
All of tose statements entirely false. PassepssI
by the mail are, stated in the bills OF
ute 1ofen "a hours IN advance Of those BY tAe' g.
boots reaching Charleston, and nereT (uhess r -
extremely rare Contingency beaina mem 81 % -
having any trore with baggage, taes Is 'scNess ~
the Potion aboats, (the companies on lls tu -
becoming responsible for t and IS seilve,am On -,
49,, III Y, i,,nres oceur to transfer themselves fro<zs
osle conveyance another. Al uie Notu' 'n''a, -
TINE tines are Igca for few day to Walk ssot
n.y. ,",,onnrv but perfectly secure bridge, kozH
oue SET of cars to another; but TINS - az n.u -.
O'Clock in the evening" instead .. ~ ny ~ c -
vaek at flr,hest this difficulty will cease TO exist -
Inc exnration of that time, the raj road bridge bow -
pidv re constructing across the Nsfth hhna WIZ 'e -
| sable. st. ..-,.,,. ,h., the 49,
s y,u,e being the shortest by 20 miles, AMI being
na @ ro, ,n,,st fHs the most certain and expedsosss
ina, il would he employed for tne cohVeyansS
great mail unlcss il were so aud that mere mus
- 80, h,,r HAY >teauh0ats out OF sght OF iahu,
f'Sk v. ,,., sneei: 10 compete with the rail ras&
| line i which thu bursting oil hoef wouu - =
| nil nearly all DoaIu, un'"
ae,''o! yls5e in The event of an enaAsle he-
| n,g thrown off the track, the engineer ana hfsha
| would be injured. .,... .,.sr ,,.z.
A. apr of OF the great safety Of the great nan %
| !, nav he mentioned that of uan 20O, W.
aonv., ed an wi,hu tle last five ythEs, NOT = s<N
ulss serleer has been seriously inJurt a. ;y r,us~-
10 'sneias,o he coInpanes the great nrai
would respectfully ask The attention OF 81 h srs
wording of the libel on their ne lfp"u;,sk zee n gssr
ON H. partzan character that il not ,oEsyss
so,s signing have from some motive S ,hr rf-rsu
| the aa
stnnce and not the interest ofhavel'ers NJ
~ ATTACH tnef ss phsond & Frederckshus \. n -.
o .na Wilmington :, DO do s'eana'sNs
ect
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XN7 AsnINs :ION UNIvAksiTY, O X! ~ ,.!s

AK ASHIxGspON UNIVERSITY Oh BALaa
w TIMOISE.-The regular lectures in thls iHsfh--
tuition will commence the uaf period, thefast afA
day OF October and continue unit the Let OftMarch.
The Faculty consist OF the following professors N s
]. H. MILLER, NJ. D., Professor of AnatomHand PhR
| siol gy,
Medica Their peutics and Legal Medicine.
w. w. HANDY, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHN O. S. MoSKrs, NJ. d., Professor OF IBstkIt7ss
and Practice OF Medicine.
EDWARD FoREMAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF Chemistry.
JOINS r. W. DUNBAR, M d., Professor ofsurgzy assass
Anatomy.
The faculty would wife the attention OF stntsensa Ct
medicine and tn profession generally to the pecAE-
advantages OF this Institution.
The piau is novel and it is believed improved knta9
edice tanned call.g for the del4ery e.
lectures, for large number OF resisent stlhen
and hospital for the sck. The hospital, which is thar
place chosen for the medical treatment of the seaunzQ6
the United States entitled IA hospital relief from the CIV
ennen and containing upwards OF 100 patientss pus
lie and private, affords OF the best fields Tor ss1
disease this untry. And the resident stuats
have charge of the patients, under the direction OF te
Professors, they cannot fail TO acquire knoHzcdge.os
pracuce which will greatly facilitate their SUCCESSIVE
after life.
The arrangements for the prosecution Of the impcss
department of asatomy are unsurpassed in tnHR
country. In addition the abundance of subjects -
which baltimore has always been so remarkable sOHinE
the hhera and enlightened views OF her ctizefis tmE
arrangements disseetng rooms of this UansaEsas
are such 10 afford peculiar facilities =
In the different departments, the professors are well
supplied with the essential means OF demonssfAsz&-
Whatever is required
The eh meal apparatus ssices to illustrate the piss
| ciples OF chemistry.
The department of surgery will be illustrated by a.
| iak ag-atsr E:---c-e:i.s Ec3sls .nd aPl'xaetss
,,E,..t,-.aE tpSj ;, .s.II s,G ~ loogicat modsfE
of Ihbtr, so justly celebrated in ported from kusspG
expressly for this department of the University,
inc faculty sincey believe that young men wh"reskH
desire 10 acquire practical knowledge OF Their profess
sion cannot fail to be struck with the great adHtasaB
an institution organized on so improved Pam n1nse-
Afford anu they invite all such TO visit their istunc
and 10 form an impartial judgment Of what Etse hsz
suited to advance their interests.
Additional information reference TO the plaH Aepa
Sc, may be obtained by letter addressed TO
JOHN K. w. DUNBAR,
D. an of the Faculty.
The Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer, Ess-
folk Beacon, Charlottesville Advocate, Stauaton Spec
and Winchester Republican will copy the aboss.-
Sc " dtNf5
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MARTIN NIATHERS Il %.


MERCHANT TAILORS, No; N. HOWARD
w srRyrr inform their friends i4Al the public that
they have selected from the New Xnk, Philadelphia
and Baltimore mark is their Fall ami Winter supply OF
desirable Cloths Cashmere and Vesting, which they
ys promptly make up to order in the best style Of
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully solicit con-
tnance fthe patronage heretofore so liheray nesow
ed They have for sale few gross of superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
NJ D.. For sale or rent first rate modern built Two
story HOUSE, with an attic and extensive back build
inas in Sarutoaa street near 20 Liberty Enquire as
49, A. ac5
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NOTICE.

TEVIlE undersigned, (owners of the Washington
d Chroncle) have made an assignment OF their &C
counts and assets to CHARLES 3. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore the benefit Of their credtois All col
ectoFs and indebted will please observe that raid
Fowler has appointed JAMES H. HAMILTON tnow Of
Baitimore,) his AGENT TO whom all payments are re-
ouested 10 be made j. II HAMILTON,
z. w. DENHAM.
P.S. J. II. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. DuFF GRREsss accounts, made curing hts
residence in Washington city.
baltimore G1fh Sent. tS4n oil
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NET LY INVEN TED HORSE POWER



FHTHE subscriber would inform the public that ne
II has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
S THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
tatOn and wishes OF the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal ii superior To any Machines fsr
that purpose COW in They compact, sr0Bg
and is believed be erydLTah!e calculated to bework
ed by four horses.
he has also hand other Horse powers and Thresh
az Machines less expensive.
He il likewise Agent for the sale of Mr.. Umuy's Horse
Powers and Thresng Machines; those preferring these
Machines can procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street..
ego s. EASTMAN.
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE

EMMEDIATELY, 20 to 20 good House SeFvapssn
of good character, of both sexes, from 10 TO y yus
Of age, slaves for life, for very extensive HoleI in ths
city Of New Orleans, where they will he well treatsa
and references will be given if requred that thew arr
expressly for the gentcman's use, and not for spss
uIaon, and fair cash price will be given on appcanzu
to LEWIS f. SCoT'TI ) General Slave Agency audi
Intelligence oice, No. West Fayee street, baseIn~aE
BaTnum's Hotel. aaG
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SHOE THREADS.

EN- LARABEE, No. 30 South CalrertSfreei has
E14s received by the late arrivals frsm Liverpool, the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, uprising the various kinds, VIZ
Brown GREEN, HALF BLEACHED, gLEACHED, and y Eli
Low; all from the factory Europe. Also, in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS ami FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all Sizes &C. &c., all Of which VIII be sold as low as
the articles be had for in this any other CITY,
Coany merchants will do well to call before purcaS-
no disIm sep 81
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a.AL TRIOfIE AND Ul.IO 4. AL 2.OAD
% COMPAsY-The Stockholders are remanuea
that the Annual Meeting takes place on MuNDhf
NEXT At 10 O'Clock A. H at the office O. ihe ComIa,
nv in Light street -A the report OF the Dire tofs
hien be presented il hoped that the stfendanee ot s
Stockholders will be general.
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wv ANFED.-A Young Man who has considens-
w able experience in business is DESTROYS Of0bGaas
ing situation in wholesale grocery -four or cosDuazs
sion house, where he could make himself generally
full He would not object taking charge of aco0nn
store, or going to any part of the United States, an
capacity of agent, collector, clerk The most
excepnonabe reference given,as TO eharacer, capars
Hotel. &C A
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RHODE ISLAND.

NEIy CoLLEGE.-ThG new Methodist Confer
ence, of Providence, II have determined 10
locate a college within their bounds, and the VII
laee of East Greenwich has been chosen as the
site for the institution.