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- ;ae pE5G LsC respectfully .GiCrnCd mat b The
1fdlahCG u lng city, I"g'lInF me Numbering Of he
'uscf, TIC srtsCrihsr'E s1mher has seoD change
from 16 Ia Js 0t winch hls customers ana Stranger
VIII please tGkC upncg,
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEG EjABLE
GT'TT72ES ana COUGH DROPS, woCld tsRs the pre-
HCcHsiun call the attention of Strangers visiting
the city, and Others &c the superior qualities Of the
sShYG medicines for TlG cure Of Dyspepsia, Bowel
.Unpaints, Bilious FEyer, Fever and Aguc, Fheuma-
tisn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, ana many other
alany certificates Published in the papers Of the day.
he has i'll his possession number from most respecta
BE H. diyduals, all eslylnc TO the virtues of these
medic ines, and which can be seen at his sIOTe.
The subscriber also takes THE opportunity rsiUrn
his grateful Thanks to discerning public, who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy
the belief that they have been productive Of much
good wherever used AS he is the Sole proprietor and
manu- factureJ would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made to impose upon them
spurious asscle. Every bottle of his medicine
sealed md stamped with his the top of the
cork also fac smilie of his name the label on the
side Of the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged 10
be a mOsS excellent remedy for billion complaints.
They aye extensively used and pr0nOUleed one Of
the hcst family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUM cry, cata.
IAtues Of which be at his store, a ad Wkcb
| he warrants to be equal to any liz the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No IS Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
B. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine arti-
cIes are Tor sale at other place Baltimore MIC
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HaTE .AND On az CURED !

Dr. s'ownsGnd:-I make the following state 30 mt ~
ORDER " express my gratitude TO you and 10 recon-
mend your SarsapariLla, and your compound Extract
Of SErsaparllH to those who are so unfortunate
have lung com plants consumption. Waltz resid
ing In the south several years ago, had long ame
severe sickness, which with Subsequent exposure
ve.y materially injured;ny constitution, being able
however Wucn OF The uiue to work, although my
itngs were affected and had cough; fug The last
year grew much worse, and the last winter caught
severe cold. The paia in my breast, distrl 81 in
breathing and coughing very much Increased. took
aRumher Of poRlaT remedies tor consumption, hut
they failed 10 relieve me. AT last was confined TO
my room, and was SO bad with The consumption that
did NOT GKprc TO TeE!Hin here long. sent for Mar
Gus ID. Moore who resides at the conner Of Lydius
and Grand SIS, (who will confirm this Catement) and
made dlsP0Stt on o. my property. few days af.
ter this tricrd sent sou To see me; you ordered
bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla took it &C
cOrding 10 your directions and Immediately felt re-
lieved-my pain gradually Jeff me- soon brcathed
ffeeiy-my hacking cough subs ded--I raised easily
and slept s0nnGiy-and to my aslORishment and de-
light, when had taken the contents of th3 bottle,
was able az you well remember, 10 walk from Ferry
IL Beaver 81, IL obtain more. ! have continued tC
tako II, SnG am aow about NV business, although II Il
not more than two months since commenced with
your medicines and am thankful to the Lord tina,
was iHdEced 10 Try them.
SAN, ii. STUART, as Ferry st.
Albany, May 10Th, 1916.
Probably there never was remedy that has bee,
go successful !n desperate cases of consumpton q
this, It ceanScs and strengthens the system, and ap
pears 60 heal the ulcers the lungs, and the pa
ticnls gradually regain their usual health aut
strength.
READ THE PROOF.
| DR.. Towraend: had been afflicted for mouths b.
a dry, backing cough; at least raised great quant
ties of bad SKATER aud experienced a severe pam il
my left side, accompanied with distress on my
/ lungs-my cough very much increased, aud hat
! cold night sweats Leaning that you had remedy
| fer such eases, concluded to Try it, purchased
bottle Cfynur Extract of Sarsaparilin-befOre haC
finished taking it, my cough raising, and the pair
! in my side let me, and now have legainGd my gen
I eral health. Believing your medicine TO be Verl
valuable ore, eheerfuly recommend il TO those witt
are similarly situated. ! found the medicine pleas
AIT 10 the taste and strengthening to the body.
VIM. II, McKiNSTRY, 284 Grand st.
! New ok, April 20th, 1876,
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OiStriet of ooIumeia Advertisements.
RW AUCTION AND COMMISSION

~ ST0hE. The subscriber having oAtaiR3d Lii
cense 10 SEX at auction, and located himself in that
large and SommOdious bSiIding lately erected by
Nessfs' Haelup Weedeh, fronting 9Th stree. and
Penn aveRge, betWeen street and / ousiana Ave
nue., aud honung the west cad of the Centre Market,
respectiulroers his services sell property OF eve
~ description. All sales entrusted his care will
receive his personal attention. and cry effort W II he
made TO make goods command fair prices. He will
bestow particular attention ~ the arranging and dis
posH CT furniture atpTivate houses. He caR stare
large quantity of goods, and storega will be low
Any furniture sent to him on commission will be
carefully stored and taken care of. He has Away
on hand, al rtivate sale, good assortment of beds
bedsSads, and other furniture at low cash prices.
nl71s5tf TH0S q. WILSON, Auctions-.
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MI bradley urged ihst This was n false pre-
fence 10 get the Doctor 70 cal and see Leg.
MISSILE.
Mr. Benz. Bean testified layorably Tor the
I"hFGcter OF The plaintiff and that ne hud
nc4,o Zen. V, N 5 name mixed up With hers.
WITS Hudson, who sGow plaintiff from 1904
VII She was I1aITed, aud had lived N the house
WIN her and her husband believed that during
at mat Tune she was a virluous woman, and
mat Connot never leii her for wcnt Of chastity.
lheJ lived tOgethe, some eight.or nine years.
Mr. Brent read letter from MIR. Gilpi1, af-
hrmlng that the advertisement of 81 900 re-
ward 10. tho marriage certificate, was written
by Mr., Lee, otPhiladel phia, former counsel.
MI Brent, efter much controversy between
counsel, and cbyiatng the objection TO his be
ing fAtoresteE by making an assignment 10 his
associate, testified to his authorizing the plain
hH to call en- Mr.. Throop for the date Of this
purchase CT press from Gen. " N, and that
the Philadelphia letter envelope was searched
for at his request.
Mr.. Dent, Zone Of the fist counsel for the
PLAINTIFF testified to rever having discovered
any alteration ofths lstters in the case after
they were put in his possession. He had them
several weeks before ne filed them in the Or
phan's Court.
The RebuHihg testimony Of the DeJ;mee was
commenced with that Of VIM. A. Addison, 10
the effect that he had not made the large en-
veIoPe (such az the Philadelphia record letter
cnVelope) tiN August, Is45. i his was to
coUntevact the idea that such an envelope could
have been obtained as early as the Philadel'
phil letter.
TAR. Conner, employed at the Capitol, coz
irmed this in eject. He went to Missouri IL
tor DR.. Ketrhum.
The Court adjourned
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NEW Work npc

NEW YORK, Dec, ~.
Thr sales of cotton reaGs 900 bales--prices aJe
s9uite firm.
FL ,nr is dull; Western Canal cannot be quoted
Aseve So d74a5 43l there offers for straight
brands Genesee at3 37i; Georgetswn is held at
s. 2ja I31t No salCs Of Wheat Corn to-day worth
rcportl s@--prices are irm. Pot Ashe. are imprsv-
ing ales have been made at 81 Ga; Pearls So
Prov NOns are rattle: du--Ihele is some little ia
Gn!ryto Pork at fH! prices, but Beet, Lard, ele.,
ICmain d eaUV.
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ExPERzENoE lNsUREs SUCCESS

EXPERIENCE INSURES SUCCESS
M DIR. DOW has probably had more practice and
experience in curing diseases of a private nature
than generally falls 10 the lot of any physician;
and within the last four years, he has doubt cured
more of those difficult cases of private disease such
"a require practical experience, than all the physi-
clans i'll Baltimore. The reason is that he annie
himself TO The duties of his profession with unrng
zeal and industry III the investigation OF the disorders
10 which he has confined his whole attention, and
las by this means discovered that the old fashioned
mode of doctorlng symptoms only, does not succeed
sO ell as his plan of attacking the disease frSt-ex.
tineush that, and att nd 10 the symptoms AS NAV
best suit the case His medicines are free from any
nauseous drug and are easy to be taken without in
eIieng with tn, aV0ratons of the patient.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
Dr. Dow would say that his medicines are free
from mercury and all other poisonous drugs; the are
put up in small and compact form, and can be Ia
ken without fear of exposure or hindraHce from bus
i"eSs, and except IN of violent inamm alton, no
change ofdiet is necessary. For further particulars
please call at his flee,
NO. As SECOND STREET,
where Gineteen- weEtieths Of all afflicted with Pri
vae Diseases in this city make immediate applica.
ton, and therefore always receive speedy and per-
manent cures. DR.. Dow need say nothing as to his
success but merely advises tn a cted who are not
acquainted with him, 10 observe that he has had an
xttnsive practice for the last eight years and during
that time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art, that he can safely guarantee perfect cure
in all old Chronic cases, such have baied the skill
of some most eminent physicians
II. No nay without a cure, and the poor liber-
aily considered. Office hours flom A. NJ TO P. NJ.
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ANOTHER VlcrIM. William C. Brown, of
North DaStmonth, wac on board the Inflated
Atlantic. He was taller by trade, and leaves
a wife.
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Reported foI the BaltiE0Fe UIppeEl
&SuR CONCRESS-S E COND SESSION.
WAsHINGreN, Dec. f9, 1916.

WAsHINGTeN, Dee. Is, lSzC.
Tho Senate was not in session O.day.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIYE
In the House the private calendar was taken
up. Among the bills passed, wGs that for the
relief the heirs Sergeant ChGmpe, who was
sent by Gen. Washington 20 se,ure the traitor
Arnold and 20 save the unfortUnate Andre
1t alioSsa Bam equal TO the commutatioa pay
of an ensign. A large number of private bills
were disposed Of
Dutipg the day, Mr.. Boyd reported a bill
from the committee Oh Military Affairs, to ia
crease the pay of the army, and to grant boun-
ty lars%s. The first section increases the pay Of
all WHO haze served or may serve in the war,
as regulars or volunteers, two dollars a month
The second, a hundred and SIXTY acres ere al
lowed, in addition, TO three and six months
volunteers, TO be located on lands whch have
been ten or more years in market. The third,
to those who serve during the war the same
quantity, 20 be selected from any land subject
to entry Gt the date ef their warrants. The
fourth confines the !anda which may be due on
account cfthose who were killed in battle, or
have died from wounds, to their widowG, chill
dTen, or parents.
The bill was referred to tho committee ofthe
whole on the state of the Union, and will pro-
baby come up on Monday or Tuesday.
An adjournment TOOK place at an early hour.
Lecture. A course will be commenced at
the Methodist Protestant Church, or Ninth
street, next we Elk, towards liGuidating the ex-
Penses incurred in repairing this h use CT wor-
ship. The OPP ening lecture will be delivered
on Monday evening next, by the Rev. G. w.
Burnap, Of Baltimore.
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yHNHEs Is.TO GIVE NOTICE, That tie ~

II soriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF BAthore county, letters tes;amentary on the pcT
sonal estate CT MARY M. CORKELL, late of said
county, deeeased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit TIE
same, wh the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the list day of June, lS47 they may other-
wise, by cav, be excluded from all benefit Of said es
tate AK persons indebted TO the said estate are re-
qu"sled ID make Immediate payment. Given uKder
my hand, thisS3Ih day of November, 1876.
d. laws ANN RAMSAY Fr,x
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PAc&MG Pc RK. Al Alton, Ilnois, during
the week ending 9th December, eleven hun
dred hogs had been out up, and contracts made
for the purchase cfsundry large lots st49s per
hundred
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GH I9}VNsENU19 COMPOUND
EtXtTaEs 0G s5aTsapaTiHia.

TH7Hs& EAF&tCF is putuF in quart bottles
II i STR 'ta aS cheaper pteasaulef, sod warrant
N sunr."s 10 aLy su,d. Ii cure diseases wItiHul
Vomiting PWglh2, S!Ckrnme or prbiIiating Ito pa
utni, amt Is particularly adapted for
SPRING .4ED SUABfER BLEDTCINE.
The sreat h9euy and superiority Oruris SaTEapriilt
over al other remedies, is, while It RrcGlcates
disease, il InVlgOTaIes the busy.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLAINT, COLDS, COUGHS, CATARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SURENESS IN THE CREST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
SWEATS. / IFPfGU4T
OR PROFIISE EX-
PECTORATION,
PAIN IN TIE
SIDE, &c.
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FWVIIIs as TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sab

- scrl0ei has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore county, letters Of administration on the es-
tate of ELIAS Drummer, late OF. said county
deceased All persons having claims against the said
it'll the veucheTs thereof to the subscriber on OF
before the st day June, l847; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
A. persons Indebted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment. Gves under nay hand
this 24th day of November, 1886.
MO laUfiA PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN Adm,r
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MEDICAL. OEElCP

Mos SOUTH FREBGRIUK STREET,
(ttst door 0m Baltimore ~ grimg towards he tock)
FHyAKE NOTICE. Of nr. EOGERi:' NhrEun
II different parts "f the Office.
AucnianCe from 8 n. VI, ihi 10 al might,
CURE Hs3hR.lNJEI
@S-NO FAY UNLESS A CUEE Dc EFFECTED
In TWO NJ
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q scrbcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF attim1re county, in Maryland, letters Ofadmin
lstTh.ion, On the personal estate OF MARY JONES'
safe OF said county, deceased.
Al! persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber on or before the
2let day Of May, 1877; they may Otherwise, by
law, lie excluded from all beReftOf said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate pc ymont.
Gtvsa under my hlnC, this llth day Of Nov, 1916.
nl7-laW4tE WILLIAM JONEs Admir-
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NIB. Remember the Mo-, 3s, as the genuine arti-
eIcs are lOrsalc at no other place in Baltimore. nl6
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o. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the oideo! and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford, CoHn. The
following is AZ extract of letter received from hEa
Or. T9wnseDd-l have used one bottle Of your Sar-
sRparilia and find is excellent in It's effects upoR
chronic rheumatic pain TO which am subject, from
an injNry accustomed several years ago IN public
stage. Please send hotties TO the care Of DR.
Seymour. have conversed with TWO of our princ
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsap arlla
SETH TERRY
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yaNIgIs Is 70 GlVE NOTICE., That the snb

q sciiber hath Obtainel from the Orphans CouI,
eff Baltimore county Ieuegs Of Administrations on The
personal estate Of ELIZA HELMHIN, late of said
county, deceased. Allnersons having claims against
the SAID deceased, are heEsby warned to exhibit the
same, with he yoHchers thereof to the subsc riber
on or before The l0th day 0f March, s47; they NAV
~ law be excluded from all benefit o
said estate. All persons indebted to she said estate
are reque ted 10 make immediate payment. Given
under my hazd this 9th dag of December, 1876.
dl3 laW4t JOHN STEiNMEIR ADMIT,
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YENRUSTEE,'s SALE By virtue OF decree
n OF Baltimore COsny Court, sitting as Court of
Equity, the undersigned Trustee, ly sell at public
sale, for cash, the premises, at O'Clock. M.
on THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of GscGmber, inst
lot OF ground ana Improvements on the north side
at Thames street. the second building east Of Block
s'cei and desc, bea lot No. D, by an assignment
from Joseph Allender TO Rebeeca JacqUstte recorded
among Baltimore Couaty Land ecOrds, in liner 23i.
stree, and has depth of about eighty fees, more nr
less, towards oliRe street, narrowing fISm front
~ rear and terminating ia point. near Caro-
me street Ills subject 10 ground rent OF IS per
aruHm r.tl.. of sale cash.
~. HAiL, IT., TruslcP,
die.laW3y 20 egrrrri.IIs Court
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to SIidI67 Y III, aud UHO NdIl NOIu, 40
Maryland t's closed 20 day at 49, asked. 77s bid
Baltimore G's, cf 1899, closed at 81 asked (fUE the
opCnine,) s6l bid, Bali. and OnO Kali Road ahares
40 asked, 3gi bid.
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DIED.

At her residence, on the sound. in New Han
over county. on the 18th INST, Miss Margaret Howe
aged Sc years, daughter of Job Howe, near rela-
tive of the American General Howe. The name
of this branch of this respectable and ancient fam
ly has become extinct by her death. She was.
while in life, most affectionate ard devoted aunt
to a remnant-her sisters family. Exemplary
through life, now dead, no tribute. her relatives
may offer can add Iustre to her character. God
only can award her merit --COmnaunicoted.
In Duplin county, on the 18th inst, Sophronia
Victoria, aged Ia months, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
7. Newell, of this town.
In Hardiman county. Tennessee. on the 18th of
April, Sam'l A. Bunting, Esq, a native of Samp-
son counts, N. Gin the AID yea of his age.
InHavana. on the 7th inst, Mrs. Campbell,
wifeof Gen. 4. B. Campbell, U. S. Consul at that
places 2
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POSTSCRIPT.

THURSDAY EVENING. 3 O'clock, P. NJ.
GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.
We have just time, through postscript,
to announce to our readers the glorious in
telligence which we have received by the
Washington mail Of this afternoon. The
Tariff Bill has 'passed the Senate J! Alter
being reported back from the Finance
Committee, slightly amended. it was on
Tuesday last passed to its third reading.
1t will now have to 60 back to the House
for its concurrence. We regard it as safe.
The vote stood % for and 81 against the
Bill. More neat aceek.
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July 10, ls4G

To the Voters of Wayne County:
FelIO,c-citizeas: The time is rapidly approachs
ing when you will be called upon to select soms
one from amongst your number to fill the Office Of
thigh Sheriff of your County. On the sixth day Of
August next you will have to make this choice.
Through the solicitations of many warm and re:
spected friends, have been induced to offer my:
self as candidate for your suffrages to fill that
office. Although have never before been can.
didate for any office within the gift of my fellow
citizens of Wayne, still fatter myself that my.
self and my character tolerably well known to
most of the people of the county. My political
sentiments are known. trust however, that Do
litcal prejudices will not influence you ia your
choice of Sheriff think you will agree with
me IN saying that the proper, and indeed the only
enquiry which you will make, in casting your
votes. will Re, he honest, is he capable. and will
he discharge the duties of the office faithfully, hon.
estly, and without regard to persons.
Should ] be so fortunate as to receive MAORI.
ty of the suffrages of the people of Wayne. So
emnIy pledge myself that in all that appertains to
the office of High Sheriff of your County, shall
act with strict impartality, and shall endeavor, in
all other respects, to do my duty honestly and
promptly, as far as my abilities will allow me.
Respectfully, w. r. HOOKS!
Wayne county, Juno 26, lS46 Ats
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from Brazos St. Jago-but they bring no news
of an exciting nature.
The British sloop of war Rose, had arrived
off the mouth of the river. Her commander
Perry landed at Point Isabel with despatch
es for Gen. Taylor, but considering the roads
to be impossible, he sent them on by mes
senger, and went back to his ship.
The water in the Rio Grande has risen to
such height that Fort Brown is inundated.
Major McRae is appointed quarter master
at Point Isabel in place of Major Thomas
Capt. Ogden is quarter master at the mouth oil
the Rio Grande; Capt. Arnold at Barita.
Capt. Myers of the army, Capt. Mckenzie
and Lieut.. Kelly, with ITO volunteers, all on
the sick list, arrived here in the steamer Ala.
bama, last evening.
Capt. Page, badly wounded in the battle Of
the 9Th May, died on'board the steamer Mis-.
souri, at Cairo, on his way to Jefferson Bar.
racks.
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WILMINGTON MARKEr--July 30.

NAVAL STORES--The supplies arrive in
small parcels, and consequently the stock has not
been allowed TO accumulate on hand. This has,
we think, caused prices to advance. Since our
last Thursdays review, the raw material has been
selling at advanced rates. We quote for sales
made yesterday evening at So rs So SO, and So
30 for sales this morning for Virgin Dip; Yellow
81 80, with an upward tendency. But we would
remark that but very little confidence can yet be
established to the certainty of farther advance.
We have heard of few sales of Spirits Turpen-
tine, at 26c--an improvement. 1ar-Arrivals
smalI-the article in request at quotations.
LUMBER s. TIMBER-The stock on hand is
large and holders have given way to n,Ilers terms,
and considerable quantity have changed hands
at quotations.
CORNING arrivals since our last report. Quo
tations nominal.
BACON-T'he market continues well supplied;
and prices have no tendency TO improve. r."
Generally, the market is well supplied with
country produce, and business dull.