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The following communication hits hard, but he
has truth on his side. We know not which de-
serves the most indignant rebuke from every gsner-
Gus mind--he who would write, or he who would
circulate, such gratuitous and calumnious insnua-
tons. We undertake to say, from the great cir
cumspeciion of the Executive, there is not particle
of truth in the suggestion. Blu, it only shows to
what desperate excuses the wings are driven, when
they are compelled TO resort to such means Of at.
tack. ea,. a... ,-..,.. ....a.
...... AN INSINUATIoN
To the Editor Of the Union:
SIN: call your attention TO a passage in the
letter Of HCa'm Observer" Of The 26th of March
1876, in the ntelligencer Of this morning, from tn,
New York editor, or letter writer, of that paper /
is as follows: ..f
~ presume that the bomb to which yesterday
alluded has now burst on the stock market. Som,
fdporitss esrs probabty adrid Of The character Of III
reply ohch President Polk toaS about 10 make TO the cGi
Of Mr.. Dayton; and upon that Information, com
pwetd selling stocks on time, stated in my last let
ter"
Now, sir, the home editors even in their last pa
per, say Mr.. Folks wn friends and presumed ad
visers do not know what he will do. Do the HON,
editors believe one word ofthis shocking insinuation
Is there sane man and "calm observer in tn,
world who can believe il of Mr.. Polk How car
the publication of such insnuaton be justified by
the very decent and respectable editors Of the Intel
ligencer' No degree Of political prostration car
Justify this. Il is weapon which has fearful re
coil. paper sandered the Senate, and no longe
exists. Ask your neghbors if they heard Of tina
casG Yours,
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have learned appreciate and the benefits of which
they are anxious to retain.
H. Rtsolped, That we sincerely rejoice in the re-
storation of the credit of the State and duly appre
eiate the industry fidelity, and ability of our State
treasurer, Col. James r. Snowden, in bringing about
this happy result.
r. Resolesd, That we present with pride and self
| graduation TO the people of the State William
Foster r., the nominee of this convention (as ca
nsl conmissioner)--a gentleman worthy in every
| respect of their cordial and united support-whose
talents and scientific requirements arc of high or.
uer-"hose experience Is matuTed aud whose In.
tegrity 10 not denied, even by his most decided OPP
ponents.
Is. heSofued, That VIC recognize essential
doctrine oil democracy, and as of the many and
important henehts conferred by the liberal spirit of
our institutions, that the radiant light Of freedom
from soil shall continue to cast It's CLEAN of low
upon the oppressed of all nations; that our country
will be as heretofore, a common vantage ground
where She emgran from foreign soil shall be well
coined protected, and cherished with that heartfelt
hospitality, which should characterize the spirit
| of republicanism and Christian charity And we .
therefore, cordially respond to the sentiment unan-
| imously adopted by the democratic national Convon-
tion that every attempt to abrdge the privileges of
| becoming citizens and the Of soil among us,
ought to be resisted with the same spirit which
swept the alien and sedition laws from statute
book.
~ Resolved, that the conduct OF our canal BOARD
has shown an economical, careful, and efficient spi-
rit, and they entitled to our highest consideration
and confidence.
IS Resolved, That the thanks Of this convention
due and hereby rendered the editors Of the
democratic journals in Harrisburg, for the faithful
and accurate manner in which they have collected
and published the list Of delegates of this conven
| ton.
| On motion of Mr.. Brewster,
L Fha9s ba kan he, L.
gwen to the Hon. B. Chsmpneys, for the able ant
faithful manner in which he has discharged his du
ties president Of this convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Kerr, Ri
Resolved, That Vice President Dallas is eminenty
ienutod 10 the grateful acknowledgment Of the de-
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Ladies' super Neapolitan and lace NoaPolifan
China nearl soft straw Duostables, Luton and Eng
Iisb Rutland, fine split straw, &c. Also, bonnets
silks and satins. '
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-12
REV CARPET;NGS!
VI
AT GREATLY REDUCED Rates


AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
The subscriber has now on hand a beautiful as
s0rIment Of FALL CARPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, &c. which we sell at greatly re-
duced prices from former rates. His assortment will
be found TO comprise
FX IRA IMPERIAL THREE PLY CARPEIINGS
Of rich and desirable styles, and Choice quality.
EXTRA EUPERFlNE KiDUEkMINSTER; SU-
PEKFlNE and FINE do, manufactured expressly
for retail sales, at one of the first factories, OF
the newest and best styles; the cosrs OF which are
warranted permanent
COMMON INGRAM CARPETIEGS, of good
styles ranging in price from 10 50 cents per yard
some Of which are manufactured entirely of wO !.
HEARTH RUGS and TABLE and PIANO CO
VERSA full assortment on Aand of every variety
of style and price.
FLOOR oil CLOTHS, in various widths and
qualities
FLOOR DRUGGETTS AND LINEN CRUME
CLOTH; Stair Reds; Stair Druggett; Stair Linen
Tufcd Door Mats; Sheep kins &C. sc.
LANDSCAPE WINDOW SHADES-A handsome
assortment of this new and beautiful style Of Win
dow Blind, at prices from Two to Ten Dolls. pair
90 Persons wanting CARPETING, are invited
and will find il 10 their advantage, 10 give the sub
sc'iber call, he is enabled to sell at very low
prices for cash.
T. NJ. CONRADT, Carpet Warehouse,
o5 I'm TARl rs Ratimsre street, above Gay.
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LATEST NEGOTIATIONS OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Il EnWARD RIED.

~
abO No. 2O0 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light-sts,
Has received, and is now opening, large stock Of
the most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this srasOn-tn which the attention of mcr-
chants and buyers generally are invited.
FOR GENThEhEN-SuperiOT black, blue, olive,
rown, green, drab, French, English and Domestic
SlMERES, all prices; super embroidered Satin, plain
Satin, Velvet, Cashmere and silk VESTING; 4 full
stock of Gloves, Hdks, Cravats, Hosiery, Under
shirts and Drawers &C. sc,
FOR LADlES-One of the largest stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new and very rich, offered in
this city; rich black Silks plain fgd and satin stripe;
new style French Cashmeres; Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California Plaids,
entirely new; new style Ginghams, superior quality;
itch white Oamask SILK, for evening dresses; en-
hr0dered Robes, in white and coils; TaTtton Robes;
Swiss Jaconet; Tarletans; Book and India Book
Muslins.
SHAWLS-E Embroidered Canton Grape, French
Ca>hmere, Terkerl Printed, very rich; rich silk en-
brodeTed Cashmere and Saxony Net Shawls; Ter
KERR Scars; Silk do; scarlet and fancy cOlOred Grape
ScariS; one cartoon extra fine Thread Edgi1gs and
Laces; do Swiss InsGrtings and Edgines, very fine;
French Reede-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs,
Sleeves, &C.
LINEN GOODS-T.iHen Cambria Hokfs, all prices;
Rich Embroidered and Rever, BOrdeIed Linen Cam
brick Hdkfs; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Damask
CLOTHS and Table Damask; Bird Eye and luck
aback Diapers; Scotch HOons, Brown do, White
do; Damask Napkins, sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Pleached and Prown Do
NESTLE all kinds; Prints of every variety aud price;
Salt nets, all prices very cheap; 0suaburgs, Cottons;
Heavy 'uled Cloth, for servants wear, &c. sc.
03-Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully
invited to call and examine my Stock, they will hRd
many choice and desirable Goods which not kept
in exclusive JobbiRg Stores. Prices as low as any
J.EOWARD BIRD, 2O9 BALTIMORE ST.
OF between Light and Charles.
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NEW FALL GOODS.


ED FICELDOWNEY ~ co. have in store
kA and daily receiving large and well Sc
lected stock ofNEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS,
10 which they invite the attention Of their customers
and the public generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 3 4 to A in
width, plain aud striped and watefed
Jet black Mantilla and other SILKS
Rich cold Satin de Chine, Gro Grain, Satin Luxor,
all new and beautiful Silks, for dresses
Rich Came 'eOn in Ulae and gold, brown and garnet
brown and blue, green and gold, purp" and brown
Silk plaid and striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERIkO, at extraordinary low
prices
Parametfa Cloths, Thihet, Alpaca, Bombcznes Plain
and twIIled Plaid GlNGHAMS
Super TWilled Whitney Blankets, some low priced
a large assortment OF new SHAWLS
general assortment Of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping articles
Shifting Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, Cass imCres, Cassinet and VestngS
Black and blue black and cold VELVETS, some
yard wide
Chntaes aud Calicoes. HandkcrCh efsand HOSIERY.
With general variety of Goods, which viii be of
cred at the lowest possible prices.
1853 BALTIMORE ST,
OF Between Calvert and Light SIS.
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THN3US'FEE'S SALM. In virtue Of decree
u of Baltimore County Court, st,ag in Equity,
the subscriber, as Trustee, viii, ON TUESDAY, 81
Nov 1916, at O'Clock, M, expose at pubic auc
lion on the premises, that very large and profitable
, establishment occupied for many years past
s;Es4A by Samuel McKm and Samuel G. hyde, as
EEiSM Soap and Candle mandatory, and sit
LsasSE. uated on the north east corner II Saratoga
and Holiday streets in the city Of Baltimore. The
lot on which the factory buildings situated, HIS an
extended front on Saratoga street Of one hundred
and ffty.tw0 feet and six inches. and another on
Holiday street o. itytwo feet and six inches. The
buidints are extensive and of the most connections
description, and good and sGvceablG state of re-
pair; the fixtures, such Boilers, Kettles, Pans
Frames, &c, &c, AL Of which will he included in
the sale-are IN good condition, and of the best kinds
For the purposes for which it ia designed no establish
mcnt can exceed this, in convenience, in its appoint
mfnts, in its location, or general advantages.
Capitalists and manufacturers are requested to
visit and examine tho premises which will lie at all
times open to them tor INSPECTION The terms Of
sale, as prescribed by the decree, are One-iouh in
cash; the rest in three equal instruments at four,
eight and Twelve months, with interest from the day
OF sale The ground rent upon the lot is $3.50 year.
Possession will be given the lstOf December.
sos Davis J, j. SPEED, Trustee.
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SPLENDID sILK Gsst,urzr -.

SPLENDID SILKS,
- CASHWERES, sc.
+. GARDNER, 1915 Baltimore. STREET, would
respectfully inform his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has just returned from the Northern
cities, and is now opening splendid assortment OF
RICH DRESS SILKS, embracing every variety OF
style and coUr
Black Mantilla SILKS
Rich Black DRESS SILKS
Rich Plaid and Printed CASHMERES
Highland flaid SPUN SILKS
French de LANES; Plaid Lama CLOTHS
French MERINOS, Qupins' best)
Plaid and Plain Alpacas (al cOlOrs and shades.)
MOURNING GOODS:
In Alpaca; Bomhazines; De LANES
CashmGres; Silks; English Prints Veil Grapes
Love Wells; best black silk and Kid GLOVES
Also, very large assortment Of Fall and Winter
SHAWLS, such as Real lndoux Shawls, long and
square, worth from 90 TO 800; French Cashmere
Long and Square SHAWLS. from 10 TO so; EN-.
brodered and Grape Shaws; Terkerri Shaws, new
patterns; Splendid Silk Shawls
Also, FIR. ENBROIDERIES, embracing Grapes
Collars, Chemizetts, Evening Dresses Worked
Sleeves, SC. Regency and Brussels LACES; black
Silk LACES. Also, AlexaHder's best Kid Gloves.
90 Having determined to give his attention more
exclusively TO The Real department, buyers will al
was find choice assortment of the Newest Style o
Goods, "a they are received by the Steamers.
F.GARDNER, 1876 Market-st.
O6 Fourth house above Light.
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LUMBER.

SEASONED LUMBER.
~ 10000 feet inch Oak, for Tobacco Boxes
$4,000 do Cherry do do
$4,000 feet Chair Plank, (Albany)
10000 I" Sd N. G. Flooring, (pait worked
% 900 " 5-S Albany Poplar,
T0Icthcr with large and general assortment of
LUMBER, such rs Panel, common, select and COM
mon Cuttings; Joists, Raflers, scanng; Ash, Cher
ny and Maple Scanting; Button wood do; sawed and
splt Laths; Shingles; Ark Logs and Oar Stems,
lock Fsncins.W p Sina. in PorIar s",soe 'i pin,
Flooring; Weather Boarding, &c. sc.
&C. Buyers are requested TO call before purchas-
ing, determined TO sell on terms that will
please. ID. L. THOMAS s. co.
sel6 M West Falls Avenue.
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nMusICAL TUITION. Mr.. Al. CLEAvE:

mMUsICAL TUITION. Mr.. A. ]. CLEAVE-
iFM LAND, rrofp ssor of Music, and for several
years member OF the Teachers, class in the Boston
Academy of Music having taken Room at No. III
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
vate lessons reasonable terms, at his rooms or at
the residence of his pupils
Ladies and gPned en- can get good instruction on
any instrument, or in vocal music, by calling as
above. All kinds of Instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
o. Particular attention paid TO the cultivation of
the voice. selS3 m
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Aa% FARM FOR SALE. For sale, neat
E little Farm Of IA acres aud II perches situat ed
41kA.in York county, Pa, 80 miles from Baltimore,
the improvements a comfortable dwelling house,
in good repair barn, and other necessary houses
der and in operation with three wheels in the skop
and a warehouse attached to the pottery. The land
has been lined all over lately, and all under good
fencing; AMI is susceptible to all kind of grain; there
is a fine orchard OF choice Fruit; and three never
failing springs of excellent water, no better in the
state. The title is ndisputable, and clear of all in
cumbrancG whatever 1t will be sold as bargain on
accommodating terms, if applied for soon to
ago L.. F. SCOTT, No. 10 Exchange Place.
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CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ship Belle Creole, Fir, GOdrieul, Bordeaux, A.
Schumacher & Co,
Barque Alexander, FIR, Bilard Bordeaux, A. schu-
macher h Co.
Br brig B. X. Reese Tuzo, West Indies, Joseph G.
Yates.
Span schr Venus, Bistat, West Indies F. T Mon
tell
schr w. F. Washington, Layton, Fredericksburg,
master.
schr Eliza Ann, Graham, Norfolk and Richmond,
G. Pen3ergast Son,
Schr Robt. H,b ;rsham Pension, Charleston J. K.
Randall
SIoos Union, Cottingham, Philade phia John w.
Brown.
ARRIVED.
Steamboat Georgia, Cannon, iom Norfolk reports
in Hamp on Roads, scar PDrtia, Kirnan, rom New
York bound TO Baltimore, Also a number of vessels
wind hound; amongst them, snip Louise for Bremen.
Barque JAS w. Paige, for Boston, and brig Indus,
for Rio Jantro NJ Robert Bear, pilot, reports ship
Leopard, barquc Leda, oni bd- Emf inc, as having
gone to sea on Saturday morning, wind strong from
N. f. The barque Margaret Hugg, Litter was an
chored off OLD Point. Snip Maryland, Rains, going
up James River. Mr. Bear, also reports in the bay,
ship Republic, Lands, from Liverpool. Brig Canada,
from the Pacinc, ard another fall brig unknown
bound up.
Ship Republic, Lands, IS days FIN Liver ,ool salt,
crates, h rdware, &c, TO g. Buck & Son, and Others.
Spoke Cth inst, lat. So lon. Il 81, brig Baltic from
ST. Johns, ". b., for Alexandra, d. &,
K Brig Joseph, Keller from Moro X naval stores for
G. w. Richardson.
Schr Clipper Harrington days FIN N York, rye, to
Steamer, JeWess, Sutton, FIN Norfolk, Saw of
Cape Charles, cnmiEg in from sea, a ship.
SAlLED-Wind N. F.. strong-Shps Goethe, HO
mann, Bremen; MARYLAND, Eaines, CITY Point; schFs
Erie NickPrSon, Boston, Rio, Nickerson, N York
FIR ship Belle Creole Godreul and FIR barQue Al
exandre, Bill ard, FOR bordeaux
MEMORANDA;
The ship Santiago, at Boston from COqumhO, July
4 Sd, Taloahuana 9Th and Valparaiso 29h. Report,
shi2 Seamcn, Myrich, Of Baltimore, sailed from Val
paraiso 9th fnr the coast.
The ship Euphtasa, Bunting, was at ConIumbC
23d loading for Baltimore.
Barqua Quincy, from Boston for Baltimore, was
spoken 9TH inst p NJ, Chatham, bearing w .25
miles distant
sehr J1s'ph Turner, CT ibis, hence for Dghton, at
Fall River Alb inst
schr General Washington, McComas, hence al
Savannah. Oct. 9th.
Barque Wyman, Dill, from Baltimore, arrived at
Wareham 7h inst and schr John lyme, Rcketson
from do do 9th.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, from Baltimore, ar.
rived at Boston 9Th inst. Brig Boston, Nickerson,
cleared at do same day for Baltimore.
Brig Rifemen, Graz, for Pernambuco, cleared al
ST. Johns ~ F., 2lst ult.
Brig Globe, Young, rom Baltimore, and schr Fal
con, Hooper, from Port Lavacca, arrived at New Or
leans, Cd inst. Schr Iona, Stevens, cleared al do Isl
fer Matagorda.
Brig Palm, Hall schrs e. A. Stevens, Briggs, and
Ellicott, Cole, from Baltimore, arrived at New York
9th inst
sehr Vermont, Lowry, for Baltimore, cleared al
Savannah 5lh inst
Schr Julia, Vangilder for Baltimure, cleared al
Wilmington, NJ o., 7'h inst.
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CFIANgG VF yAyg

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EAsTON.
e sasz.rsr; The steamboat MARYLAND leaves
Ssy,.-tE et;.essaxrp fillmore on every MONDAY AND
%sHiI..ss1zzSG- 1'HURSD MORNING at O'Clock,
fiom the lower end of Dugnn's wharf, for the above
places.
On SATURDAYS, att O'Clock. a. M, for Anna.
polls, Cambiidge and Denton, by Dover Bridge, and
relnn on sunday.
She will leaqe Easou Point on every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, FOR CGm
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. B.-All baggage at the ownet'r risk,
Passage 10 Am apOs, 90 cts
To Cambridge and EastSn, $50
COored people, so cts.
Oc2 LEHUEL G. TAYLOR.
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PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

PERlFOCAL SPECTACLES.
EpLAIxE & LYON, No. 1919 BALTIMORE
I'd STREET, have Just received large invoice of
the above PERIFOCAL EYES, set in fine Gold,
glasses are of the first quality, and ale peculiarly
adapted to assist the sight and strengthen the eyes,
The many testimonials that can be produced is suf-
fcent evidence of their supt riCr virtues We invite
the citizens generally 10 ca II ard examine stock
of Speclacles, Watches and Jeweily, at No 1872 BAL
TIMoRR STREET, 81 door from st Pau's, O6.lw
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ET ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERN
En- an BALTIMORE STREET,

The Oldest Estd'lishm mt in the City.
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals, the Pro
prietor, by giving his con tdnt personal attention to
is profe sion, has been enabled TO produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES thai have ever been exhibited
o. Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and
examine specimens.
90 Hours of operating from A. NJ. to 5 z. NJ.
Instructions given and all materials furnished
splS-If
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KnR. j. STANLEY, from London, can be con
II p suited daily, for rheumatism, Paralysis, Spina
Diseases and all Nervous affections, at his office,
corner of Cove street and Burgundy alley. m22-6m
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IRON FOUNDRY,

81 NO. 3Uts ABONE EOlh"'
(Recently occupied by The late Jas. G. WiIsoh.)
The subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishments and is prepared 10 furnish to order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING mad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCH
rECTURAL and ORNAM EN- TAI purposes, carved
in the best style. !G3- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctualIy attended to.
OF GIN JOHN COCHRANE.
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DANCIYG AND wALTzING

~ ACADEMY AT LOGAN HALL.
c. c. PHILLIPS respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he will resume the duties of his
School on TUESDAY, Sept. 29th, at Logan Hall,
corner of Bank and Bond streets Days Of tuition for
young Ladies' Misses and Masters on Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from till O'Clock, and Tues
day and Ffi5dy Lvenings. from till 10 O'Clock, for
Gentlemen. Terms made known on application TO G..
e. P. AT the 70 nm, at his dwelling, No 234 Weifst
slSI2t &eOlm"
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JOHN BOORHOOF,
1877 Fulton strt ct, New York

&CARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CURE or DEAF
~ NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following hiobIy
Important intelligence from newspaper printed ia
Lockport, NJ Y.
hossrs Murray Son are members of the socjetp
Of Friends, and a:e well known in the business com
munity.
"The undersigned, agents for Lockport. from per
sonal knowledge of It's good effects can recommep nd
ut ahoVe aiuCie without hesitation. We have sold
within the lest year about $40 worth; and in most
cases ii has proved beneficial. Ore case of ilreIre
years standing, (the wife of Jertha Bahcock of Som
erset sas heen entirely cured by It's use It lhose
interested will call on US we win Law before lbem
what evidence we have of its remedial qualities, ana
then they can best judge whether to u.s. / or not,
MURRAY s. SON,
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore ST.
apa4 and cor Charles and pratt-sts
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CANTON COURSE, BALTIMORE.
TaVIIE REGULAR FALL MEETING of
q the Canton Jockey Club will commence over
this Course on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of October
and continue four Gays.
FIRST DAY-A sweSpsake for three year Odds
subscI iption 5000, half fOrftit-twO nile heats Sc
cond Race same day-sweepstake for three year
Olds that did not win last Spring-subSc ptiOn $780,
half forrit-twO mile heaIs,
SECOND bAY--A purse of S2OO-2 mile heals.
THLRD nAY-A purse OF S3O0-3 mile heats,
FOURTH DAY-A purse of $500 mle heats
G3- The above purses are free for all horses, and
from the number of training stables III Virginia, Mr..
FIELDS stable at the course, M. hairds in New Jer
scy, with Mr. Vanmater's and MI. COnOYcrs, we
anticipate a fair weeks sport
SEGA tOl3 O.. p. HARE, Proprietor
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SPLENDID SILVER PLATED

GPLENDID SILVER Plated
- AND BRITANNIA WARE
Just received by late arrivals from Europe splendid
assortment of RICH PLATED AND BRITANNIA
WARE of the latest and most fashionable styles, most
(which are entirely new-compriSingi in part CAKE
AND BREAD BASKETS; CASTORS; BUTTER
TURS; TOAST RACKS; CANDLESTt CKS; SNUF-
FERS s. TRAYS; SALT STANDS; WINE CAS-
TORS; FRUIT KNIVES; BUTTER do; KNIFE
RESTS; ASPARAGUS FORKS; TABLE DES-
ERT FORKS; NUT CRACK Frs; SOUP LADIES,
&C. New STYLES BRITANNIA WARE with silver
tops and white metal handles, very rich. Also,
general assortment of BLOCK TIN & JAPANNED
WARE; WATERS TABLE CUTLERY, Sc, Sc
With great variety ofnrw and useful Housekeeping
articles, TOO numerous TO MENTION which we will
sell at wholesale or retail cheap any other house
in the United States. Give us call.
C. E. WErMORE s. CO.,
No. 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union Bank,
and nea, the Pew Church. o52w