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WoHN RoBINSON'S ESTATE. NOTICE is
% hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed aud qualified al administrators with the
will annexed of the estate of John Robinson, late
Of Monroe county, deceased ,,-.,....., ,s..,
.aog iH H}It ROBERT ROBINSON, '''
thusl s.j t.a - MARGARET ROBINSON, 30
Nov g, 1S45. lo3Bstfsc, 8, Administrators
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GAMUELS. WHITTINGTON'S ESTATE,
- Notice 10 hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of Samuel s, Wilmington, late Of Mon
roe county deceased. ~ ,,,1. ff,s.a ~
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qssb sl,jaARCH BOLD e. WIRE, s. %
"A TTORNEYS and CounselInrs at Law, and
"A Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio. ,.t
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UHLoUGHSi PLOUGHS!-The best lot of
II PIoughs ever offered in this market. ofZanes-
vile manufacture; amongst which may be found:
The'best quality of Side Hill, and from No. to
No. OF the newpattern of Regulators.
Formers would do well to call soon as they will
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DANIEL MALLET'S ESTATE-Notice
is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator of the
tate of Daniel MalIet, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with
in one year for settlement. And all persons in
debted to said estate gil please call and make i'm.
mediate payment.
nov 9. CLARISSA MALLET, Adm'x
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M asst. CALL.-AlI persons having accounts
Aliof nine months standing, will please call and
seff!e up immediately, and save costs. The sub
scriber must have money from those indebted to
him. ~ '4sptA WIN. G. PERRY.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the above ac-
IN counts are referred to the undersigned Mas
ter Commissioner and will be by h,n examined al
the Clerks Office in Woodsfeld. on the 10th. S0th,
and 3lst days of December next; the accounts Of
Henry Johnston, William A. Willard on the 29th,
James Smith on the Both, and the balance Of said
accounts on the 3lst of said month When and
where all persons Interested can attend.
-,ym % 1.e WIN. UKEY. Mas. Com. :,
Nov. e, I345. p y5 Monroe Com, Pleas.
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Nov, Is, Is45. LII, MORRIS.
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REWARD OF HONESTY.

There is somethidg in female honour, or virtue
in woman, which charms as much as honesty in
man; and both are so rare, and at the same time
inestimable, that this celebrated dstich of our
moral bard will equally apply to either
"A Wits feather. and a Chiefs rod,
An honest mans the noblest work of God.
The Cardinal Farnese, who was very properly
nam ed the Patron Of the Poor, gave public audi
ence once week to INDECENT persons in his neigh
borhood, and distributed his bounty among them
according to their wants A woman OF genteel
address; but IN detected, forIorn condition, pre-
sented herself one day with her daughter. beau
tul creature about fifteen years old, before this
liberal ecclesiastic.
"My lord" said she, "the rent of my house
five crUwns) has been due some days, and nv
landlord threatens to turn me into the street, unless
he is paid within the week. Have the goodness
my Lord Cardinal, to interpose your sacred an
thoriy, and prutectme from this dreadful outrage,
till by our industry we can satisfy the demand of
our prosecutor"
The Cardinal wrote billet which he put into
the petitioners hand, and sad-"Go to my stew
ard with this paper, and receive from him FIVE
crowns" But the steward on her presenting the
document, paid down fifty. The woman absolute
ly refused 10 receive more than FIVE, alleging that
his eminence gave her to expect no more; and that
il must be mistake. Both were so convinced OF
acting literally according to order that It was mu.
tually agreed to refer the matter to the Card inal
himself.
at is true," said he, 'there must be mistake.
Give me the paper, and will rectify it." He
then returned the billet, thus rect6ed, to the wo-
man, saying, $50 much candour and honesty de-
serves recompense. Here--I have ordered you
thousand crowns What you can spare out of it.,
lay up as dowry for your daughter in marriage,
and regard my donation as the blessing of God on
the upright disposition of pure mind"
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A LEXANDER MASSIE'S ESTATE. Mo-
IA. tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Alexander Massie, late of Monroe
county deceased.
4 JOSIAH MASSIE. Exr.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

AOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested that partial and final settlement ac.
counts have been filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas within aud for the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, by the follow.
ing named Executors and Administrators, to wit:
Henry Johnston Executor of James Johnston, dc d
William A. Willard s' g John Beard, "
James Smith " J. M. Dillon, "
Jacob Vernon Administrator of Thos Gilmore, Z"
John Griffith ss gal." .i . And. Armstrong;
Isaac III. Green M {" " Francis Webb,,"
Which SAID accounts are continued until the
spring term Of said court, A. d.. 1916, for confr-
nation. 9'a9 osiE n4d WIN. 3OKEY, Clerk. ?.
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5gA CARD. The citizens Of Woods6eld and vi
"A cinity are hereby informed that have associ-
ated with mvself IN the practice of medicine .34T
NATHANIEL MANNING, M D., 40
graduate of Middlebury College, Vermont; who
10 apractical surgeon and has had an extensive
and general practice for number of years in this
State and Illinois lt JAMES SMITH.
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EBAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
III subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed. s,..,,...
4a hfae' JOSEPH MORRIS.
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"pRLvcIpLEs AND uEasUREs, AND MEN WHO WIZ CARR
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BALTIMORE MUSEIrM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE " C.iLI-ERT. SITS.
BENEFIT or Mr.. WALCOT.
FEIHIS EVENING. June SO. 1915, will be per
d formed A FEW MORE LEFT; Or, Mrs CatdIe
IN America. Mr.. Smith, Mr. WALCOT. He2rkah
shave, Mr.. JOHNSTON. Mrs Caudle, Mrs WAL
COT. Miss Rggcs, Miss CANNON.
Dance, by Miss GERTRUDE.
To conclude with SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN.
Mr.. CrummleS, Mr.WALCOT. Mrs Crummes MIS-
WALC0T. Miss Crummles, Miss CANNON.
~ treat preparations are belhg MADE Tor the ac-
commodatiOn of visitors 10 witness the Funeral Pro-
cesSion of the late amented Cen'l Jackson on Tues.
day next July lst. In the evening" splendid bill OF
entertainments
{5}- Abundance % cts children under 10 years of
age, ~ cents. Saloon performance TO commence nj
O'Clock precisely. II
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT sTREET TuEATRI
LIST NIGHT Bur F0CR.

l1'I9I -FlWFI III TULR,
FENiIS EVENING, Jane 80, will be performed
~ JOHN BULL. Sir Simon Rochdae, Mr., STE
VEINS job Ihnrnberry, Dir. BURTON. Peregrne,
Mr.. 5. JOHNSTON. Tom Shutileton, Mir. GEORGE
BARRETT Dennis Brugtuddery, Mr J. GREENE.
Mary ThOrnhcry, Mrs. BURKE.
After which Mr.. and Master HARRINGTON will
appear in their Acrobar Positions.
To conclude with LONE STAR, Col. y. Croc kett,
Mr.. STEVENS, Joel BgeiOw, BURKE. Santa Ana,
DUNN. Mrs. DicSerson. Mis-. BURKE
{q7- BOXes 30 ccn's-Pit 25-GalIery % cents.
Doors open at Il O'Clock, Performance to commence
Al nMarter nnsL m,cInnk. IL
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BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
y = GUNS rIyt NrDIt,NI ~ "a

=. s,r...,, BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
gs.sss ;se5S{sq,,, EXCURSION 10 NORFOLK, OLD
&zfaSssll:s4Ss:m POINT COMFORT, CAFE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE By the Baltimore
steam Packets superior and comfortable Stean.boats
GEORGIA, Capt COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, AT 4 O'Clock
r. NJ. and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity Of goHg III the Steamer JeWesS
Capt. sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, on ey-
cursion to Cape Henry, and may D. left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boal will cali for them
on MOndaY afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is So Der cficia to nYaGs by get
ting the sea aud advantage of salt water baths
many who cannot leave home only for short time,
will find this trip OF much advantage.
{13-Passage aud fare tor the round trip viii be made
at amoderale price by applying to
jel3-tf II. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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HWANCE'S COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
n b SYRUP OF SARSAPARILI.A. For puri yng
the blood, removing eruptons from the skin, this Sy
rup has no equal. There is no way certain of
promousg GENERAL HEALTH DURING SUM
MER, Than by using this syrup.
RHEUMATISM, PlMPLES, or PUSTULES on
the face, scay eruption letter. bies scald head stub
horn ulcers, or other diseases arising from impure
state Of the blood or
lNJUDlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY,
readily yield to the Of this syrup For sale by
SETH HANCE, los Baltimore street, and corner
of Charles and Pratt-sts. je25
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UNITED STATES MAIL TRAINS.
TWICE A DAY BY X. ROAD
T5ssttAs% n T1f TO PHILADELPHIA.
SSfss,Is.ste.s Tsti-ssy5 FARE THROUGH
a.. Ss5ONLY TWO DOLLARS! =!


GSs's;hs% ;4a TO PHILADELPHIA.
sa asIssss ssti-sssS FARE THROUGH
.a9 93sti ..ItyytSSSE2t..SONLY TWO DOLLARS :!
From Baltimore, From Philadelphia.
lst train leaves the Depot LIST train leaves the cor.
Pratt ST. daily Except ner of Eleventh s. Mar
Sundays at 0 O'Clock, ketsreets, daily (except
A. NJ, and arrives at Suncaysl at 8, A NJ,
Philadelphia al 3 c'cIk, and arrives at Baltimore
PM, at2, p. NJ,
ID train, leaves Pratt Cd train, leaves the Depot
Depot, dayat O'Clock, corner of llth and Mar
?. NJ, and arrives at ket SITS. daily at P. NJ :,
Philadelphia at y oclk, and arrive in Baltimore
Am. atI0a, 7. NJ.
{GF-The FREIGHT TRAIN, for the transporta ton
of merchandise, dry goods groceries, Sc is despatch
ed daily except Sundays. from each city, leaving Bal
imore at 81, P. M, and Philadelphia at Al, P. M, ar
irving in each city early next morning
FREIGHT THROUGH,
{k3- ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 LBS IN
FREIGHTs will be received at the Company's Depot,
corner of President and Fleet streets, between the
hours of 8, A. NJ. and &, Pm and be promptly for
warded as directed
Special contracts for freghts will be made if desired
by the car load OF Otherwise
BALTIC, June 25, lSf5, A. CRAWFORD, Agent
fG3-MerchaGts DESTROYS of having their goods brought
from New York TO Baltimore at the reduced rate Of
Five Cents per 100 lbs, requested direct their
correspondents 10 have them CONSIGNED to the care Of
G. H. HUDDEiL, Agent, Phiadelphl, who will
imme lately forward them 10 Baltimore, free of com
mission. jc27-e06t
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II OOk WE'LL before you buy, penny saved
q is penny earned. SASHES for the Assistant
Mashas and Aids; White Satin Sashes for the As
sstant Marshals 81 50; Black silk Sashes for the
Aids 3 so, made as directed by the Chief Marshal; ;
also Resets of the proper kind ordered by the
Committee Of Arrangements. Manufactured and for
sale by J. NJ HAtG, l2l Baltimore street,
ie2S fri doors above South
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HHOURTH or JULY.

H. 10 CHESTERTOWE.
!. nses.s~. PLEASURE TRIP. The well
E1,xzs5ekl.. known safe and superior steamer
[EaElnnSufslstS- RAPPAHANNOCK, Captain FAIR
BANKS, will make trip To Che-tttown on the 4th Of
July leaving the corner OF Light and Pratt streets,
quarter past 3 O'Clock, A. NJ, accompanied by RCr'S
fu. CnOn Band, under charge Of 4 Ballet Master
1G3- The speed Of the Rappahannock viii enable hci
passengers to remain in CheStertUwu from two 10
three hours while her Cabin accommodations, (par-
Gculariy for LadeS) no boat on the chesapeake i
superior
There will he a fun supply of Snacks and Conffc-
tOnary, Of the very best, board, and at reasonable
prices.
Those who have never visited the Town, or been
upon the waters OF the Chester, and wish pleasant
Trip in fine large boat with first rate officers and an
agreeable party will do well to secure tickets for the
Rappahannock.
Single Tickets SI.OO: Ladies and Children 30
cents be had at the Clipper, sun and Argus Offices
and AT the boat on the morning OF departure.
IS. The Boat will POSITIVELY CALL at the
County Wharf, F. P, going and returning. le2S-d
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
FOURTH OF JULY. The 9

Il asss.s,1 FOURTH OF JULY. The safe
f1S.alcek hsyxf.and comm0ii0us steamer BOSTON,
y Cant. Taylor, will make excursion
to Annapolis and Round Bay on the 4;h of July, leav
ing Light street WHAT ut an early hour in the morn
ing, and returning early in the afternoons. Tickets so
cents. For particulars, see future advertisement.
isJS- b.
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NATIONAL. HDTFT.

(L-4TE WT4ITbL.8N'S E.9GLE HOTEL!
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET.
And IN the Immediate vicinity OF all the Steln50a.
ard Packet Landings
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FENH1S large and CONF odOus House has recently
n been taken by the subscriber and has under gone
a thorough renovation. II Is now NEWLY furnished
and undermined in every department, and compares
iavorahly with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention
ciyIIty, excellent Table, in charge Of capable ard
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival of the diff
ferent trains of ears and steamboats,, served up
periOr style.
The patronage Of the public is most respectfully
solicited and no eXertiOns shall be spared upon my
part 10 render all who may stop my house at home
m20-tf J. STOCKERIDGE. IT, Proprietor
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FUNERAL CAR.
HORSE,
CspaTis0nei dni led By 4 GROIN.


PAIL BEARERS (n carriages
Hon. L. B. fancy Gen. L. E. Stansbury,
- u. ). Heath. Jacob Albeit,
GO Stevenson Archer, Robert Garrett,
g J. Purviance, Solomon Etting
&C Nicholas Brce, Nathaniel Williams,
Gen. w. II. Marriott, Col. VIM, Cooke,
Com. Ridgely, John q. Hewlett,
joel Nlckers, Capt John Reese,
VIM. GyWnn, Wesley Starr,
Jas. Carroll, ST., Capt, w. Tucker,
Col. Sam' MOae, Thos Hillen, Sr
VIM. krebs, Capt. Worhingt0n,
Jas. Beatty, Major Jackson
Alex. Russell, Sir, +. w. Bruno
Gel Bouldn's Troop of Horse will be posted upon
the tanks a guard of honor.
The Eagle AretiSt will be stationed on either side
of the Funeral Car as an armed escort, with drawn
sabres.
Assistant Marshas--John =. Vanwyck, Thorndick
Chase, JOS 3. Williams, Wan. Pmkney White.
President OF the United States and Heads of
Department.
Chief Justice and Associates OF the Supreme Court
and of the District Court.
Governor and Chancellor of Maryland, Secretary of
State, and Mayor of the City of Baltimore.
Accompanied by the Committee OF reception and Ex-
ecutive Committee i'll Carriages.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Hon. VIM. Frick, Hon. Reverdy johnson,
G, A. " spreckelsen, Esq William J. Wight, Esq.
James Fields, Esq Adam b. Kyle,
CAPITA in Pickel, w. l.. McMahon, :"
Jashua Vansant, Esq. Matthew Clark,
Robert Howard, 6 David Stewart
Hon. J. &. Legrand, j. s. Hons,
SIXTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshals- Gen. Miltenberger Geo. Rogers.
Jacob Head, Henry Myers
Inc Grand Lodge OF Free anu Accepted Masons OF
Maryland.
The Association of Defenders of 1874
All those Defenders of Fort McHeDry and Officers
and Soldiers of the Battle of North Point, not be-
longing TO the Association.
independent Order of Odd Fellows.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshas-Joseph w. jenkins, Charles T.
M addox, DIR. ]. q. MOnmonier, Joseph Rogers
U. s. Senators and Members of Congress.
Senators 81 Members OF the Legislature of Maryland
The Society of Cincinnati
Officers and Soldiers of the Revolution.
Foreign Consuls.
Members of the City Council and Officers
OF the Corporations
Judges of the several Courts and Officers and Mem
hers of the Bar and Students at Law.
Regents of the Maryland University-Irustees and
Regents of the Washington University.
Members of the Medical Faculty and Students of Me-
dicine, Maryland institute of Education
Collector and Officers of the Customs.
Captains of Vessels: Pilots
and Seamen.
Baltimore Typographical Society.
Mercantile Library Association.
German Society of Maryland
st. Andrews Society.
Hibernlan Society
French Citizens Association,
Calvert Beneficial Society.
Seamen's Beneficial Society.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshals-H Henry R. Lauderman, Thos. p.
Alricks, John Greer Boggs, Henry Hopkins, Rich
ard ) Scwall.
Maryland Historical Society.
Monumental Lyceum.
Murray Institute
High and Male Public Schools of Baltimore.
McKim Free School
Oliver Hibernan Free School.
John England Institute
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SsOTP. The subscriber will serve I'M REAL and
~ MOCK TURTLE SOUPS regularly every day,
tSnnday exceptcd) made in superior way BY Mrs
HAMILTON. Families supplied with Soup at 25 cents
erquar Tie respectfully asks the public give it Il
trial, as they will find it very grateful aud whole
some beverage Tor the summer season.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. IS Germanst.
J'20t04W between Hanover aud Sharp.
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safrs-A, FOR SALE. Four Houses-three two
#U..1 story with attics nearly new situated on the
S5Hi, west side Of Eden street. the north side
MII.L of Monument street. Also, one small house
with yard in front, situated the north side of Mon
ument street, fourth from Eden street. To be sold
gether separate, pleasing terms, to yield 10 per
cent. Inquire of PETER ROSE, No. ll2 Gay street,
near High ST. je27-eo3t~
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LEWIsSON'S Office is 1873 PRATT STREET,
nearly opposite Bait and Ohio Rail Road Depot the
I'd Lottery Once from Bradshaw's United States HO
tel and Sd from the National date Whtman'sD Copy
the address, is only necessary 20 to ewisson's
to insure prize Country orders solicited, aud in all
cases conidcnally. The official printed Managers,
drawings sent Immediately after the returns of each
Lottery, free OF postage and where remittance ex-
ceeds s5, postage need be paid Remember the
name and address, CHARLES LEW SSON,
1873 Pratt-st., Bait, Md.
doors east of Bradshaw's u. s. Hotel
0G- moderate amount OF Tide Water Canal Notes
and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Scrip, will he receiv-
ed at fair valuation for Tickets. je2S 81
M OOK AT THE PRICES! The Auction
II Bargain Store has been receiving lots OF cheap
Goods, aud now offers great inducements to buyers.
Large White Spreads only 81 25
Lawns at l2a, l6, l62 and 25 cents
Bareges ut lS2 cents, very cheap lot
Calicoes 81. 10 and 2; MouseIin de LANES l6 cents
Black Cambria g.! Sand 10 cts; Corded Skirts 37
Parasos 81 to 81 so; Sun Shades 37a and 50 cents
Linen Towels, for CSC; fine light Kid Gloves, 25 and
375 cents.
IA fis'd Cotton Spread Cloth only 25 cents
Bonnet Ribbons at s, 10 and 2a cents yard
Pongee Silk Hdkts only 37t cents; solid head Pins sc.
Boys Pocket Hdkfs 81 cents; yard wide Musiias SIC.
And many other bargains at
HAYWARD's CHEAP STORE,
ie3O No. 25 Howard St, Sd door from Fayette.
d1HOICE WINES, LIQUORS & GRO
~ CERES. Old, Pale and Dark BRANDY; Peach
BRANDY; jana Rye WHlSKEY; Holland IN;
Madeira, Port, Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga, Champagne,
Claret and Muscat WINE OR drauebt and in botlles
Regalia, Havana and Principe SEGARS: choice Chew
ing TOBACCO, aud n superior assortment of choice
Fresh Green and Black TEAS, Wine and Cider Vim
egar; Picking Spices; Coffee and sugar of all de-
scriptions, aud Family Groceries, 10 which the atten-
ton of Consumers is respectfully invited, by
MARCUS DENISON,
No 81 Bait. more street, between
je30-d4t Gay and Frederick.
TENO COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTERS.
LII Wishisg to purchase NEGROES, or any infor-
nation wanted, would do well to give me call be-
lore they make their purchases it would be greatly
70 their advantage in regard to prices
SCOTTf'S Intelligence Office,
ie3O No. 10 Exchange Place.
n SERVANTS FOR SALE. | have for sale at
lCpresent som most valuable house servants cooks,
mouse MAIDS, walters. and first rate farm hands, in
every respect whatever for life fer of years
TheycaR come highly recommended from their pre-
sent owners. Families wishing to purchase have now
good opportunity of getting a good servant Apply
TO LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
je30 No. 10 EXCHANGE Place
ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY. FOR
IL Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Rre ath.
ing prepared ana sold by G. X. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sts,
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TEVHE WAY TO KEEP COOL
THIS HOT WEATHER

The best way TO keep cool this hot weather Is
neither to Roast nor Grind your COFFEE, while you
can get the first quality of Laguayra, Rio and Old Pa
dang Coffee at 5. ALpEN'S, corner of Fish Markef
and Cenue Market Space, all ROASTED AND
GROUND, ready for use, at the low price of l25 cts.
per pound 1t far better prepared than any family
can prepare II, and sure saving of Is per cent and
no loss in weight Boarding houses, taverns, and ia
miles who have tried it, give it the highest praise over
al other kinds and all who are not pleased with it
can return and get their money. Any quantity
be had from to hundreds of pounds by call
irg on ). ALDEN, Grocer,
iell cost corner Of Fish and Centre Market.
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MAKE YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.
lHa This cannot he done unless you have the CIR
CASSiAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for beautitying and promoting the growth of
ticuary useful to the Ladies, not only prevents
the hair from falling but gives il soitness and
brilliant appearance, which cant be eXceIlcd For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
ClRCASSIAN HAIR DYE--it changes the hair 10 Il
beautiful natural LOOKING brown, auburn or black,
without staining The skin III the least Tryit-y0u
will moi regret it, Look out for counlereitS and pnr
chase of none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED Chemist,
corner Gay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by J. W BARRY,
jel9 lin corner Pearl and Market sts.
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NNTAsHINGTOy NIUsEU,J.

WTASHINGTOE MUSEUM,
w PRATT STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE.
Mr. aud Master HARRINGTON, the distinguished
Professors of Gymnastics, will continue only
FEW NIGHTS LONGER
In their Antopedian Exercises, Acrobatic Positions
and Contor;ions of numerous kindS-a performance
in which they stand unequaled. One visit will con
vince all VINO doubt the fact that they actually
perior To the well known
Mr.. AND MASTER RISLY.
There will he a Vaudeville, with Singing. Sc, pre-
scented EVERY EVENING, IN injunction with the
performances of Mr.. Harrington and his Son, only
five years of age
{E3- Admittance l2a cenls-doofs open a. II o'ck.
Performance 10 commence al 8! O'Clock. ie27 2lt