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HNOR SALE-HOUSES,

HNOR SALE-HOUSES,
q FARMS, GROUND RENTS, &c
Three large dwellings on Saratoga ST. nea
&HHA Liberty and Charles SITS; near Park street
HUME Warehouses on Hanover ST. near German
IAkk&.a 9 story dwelling on Lexington at. near LII
berry, $500; on Gay street, near Fayette, for many
years occupied by dentist, for which it is an excel
lent tand, price $4,000; one on w. Lombard st, with
large side yard, very desirable property, in fee, al
$4,000; story dwelling on the corner of Broadway
and L, Baltimore ST. at $780, one on Barnet a. near
Charles, with another in the rear at 1880; store
with dwelling on Lexington ST. by the market, near
Paca ST $1,000; store and dwelling on Monument st.
$780, on Jefferson street, $500; large dwelling on
Broadway ear Bank $500; in E. Pratt 81 100; one
in Exeter near Fawn ST. Sl00 in Albemarle street
neal Lombard $1,000, two large 3 story houses with
stables, on Lombard near Exeter st, at $780, on
corner Pratt and Cough SITS. $4,000 houses, nearly
new, on Eden ST near Bank, S725 each; on Fawn
st, near Exeter 1926; in Madison near Howard ST.
$1,000; in AiSquh ST. near Jefferson $780,; one in
w, Baltimore IT, near Wansbeck Sl00U in Eutaw
ST. near Monument, in fee, al Sl25Q each; large
dwelling and store on'Howard ST. near Lexin gon al
will be sold bargain, Il 10 other houses elsewhere
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS, in var ious To-
cations, at different prices Purchasers will do wen
10 call.
GROUND RENTS always for sale and wanted
BOND GELBACH, Real Estate Agents,
jel2 TAI No. 10 Second street.
A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS !
n SELLING OFF AT COST! NO SHAM!
| am now selling off an entire stock, embracing
GOODS, the whole OF which must he sold off within
limited time, and the prices are made very low so
to insure quick sales. Many of the goods will be
sold without reference TO cost, for CASH ONLY!
House keepers, Country Merchants and others,
have now opportunity of laying in supplies OF Dry
Goods toy rea advantage, the assortment BENG very
complete, and the prices lower than al any oihef
store in the city, as my object is net 10 make proht
but TO realize cash for all my goods as early as posi-
Die. HENRY w. COOkE, agent,
mag corner Hanover and Lombard streets.
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AND LACE EDGINGs.

Have received few cartoons Of the above Goods,
which will be sold al the lowest market price, by
the piece or yard, at - .-
No. i62 BALTIMORE STREET,
iell between Calvert and Lght-sts,
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or sale wholesale and retail BY
- ID DnGEpS Rru,r;,,
conner of Howard and Marion Sire,

corner of Howard and Marion streets
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard SIS; DR., T.. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SIS; ii Lemon
corner of Market and PoppetOn sts.; A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts. J. Il. Perkins Bro
ther, corner of Green and Franklin SITS; H. w. An
drews, Hill s G. X. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. RountTee Bel-Air Market; Thos. @.
Thames ST.; G. w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden St; Il. j.
Pitts High and Pratt ST. q. P. Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green streets Dr. Raburg Pratt and Paca
street. jsl2-lW-iel2 6ms
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CLEARED,
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Norfolk, Petersburg
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EXCURSION. A grand excursion and cotion party,
in tina steamboat Thomas Jefferson, comes off to day
to Annapolis. The boat will leave Patterson street
wharf at 3 O'Clock, p. M, stopping at the County
wharf, going and returning. Fine COtilliou music and
the ues' Band, will accenpan the boat, and from
the known character Of the gentlemen who have got
ten up the excursion, pleasant and agreeable time
may be confidently anticipated.
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SHEPPARD A. LEAIkIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ia1o 6u, No. 4 CORTLAND STREET.
A CARD. DIR. @. A. HARRIS, DENTIST, has
a removed from % Sharp street, to the North East
corner of CHARLES and LExINGToN-sTs. jell-lw
INFORMATION WANTED Of Cattle
3 RINE MERIKEN, wife of Joseph Martin, who
came 10 this city about years ago from Germany
Mr.. Martin is manufacturer ofnails. Amy informa-
ton respecting their residence or whereabouts at this
time, will be thankfully received by the m0ther OF
Mrs Martin. CAIHEhi We MhhlhtN,
tell-2s norman ST. NO 100
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MAMMOTH BROTHER JONATHAN. We have receiv-
ed from VIM. Taylor & Co. copy of the mammoth
Brother Jonathan, issued expressly for the 4h of Ju
ly, aud embellished with A number of beautiful and
appropriate engravinss, Illustrative of of the
revelation, with portraits of the several Presidents
and other distinguished men, besides containing an
innno variety efhistorcal facts, patriotic sOHgs SC
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BATTING
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1886.

FRomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooN 400
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MILITARY. Within two weeks nearly 5000
men have been enrolled in New York, under
the call of the President of the United States,
and most if not all Of them have been inspect
ed and accepted by the Ajiutant General.
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TNNHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINATIVE,
n stBOWERS, MEANT CORDIAL ~ is the rnnst

N ''DU " I1No I'M nv I OUNUIIAIL77 Is Inc most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
fthe first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
adults that are afflicted with inward palms. the
Cordial will be found of incalcuable benefit For
these children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
bilitatefstate of the bowels the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teehsg suffer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
Growers Infant Cordial" eXers, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy,-Prce 25 cents,
For sale wholesale and retail ky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-16
To the Wing, Of Richmond.

Our Civ Canvass creates no excitement this
Spring there being but two candidates in the
field, both Wings. and to either Of whom the guar
dian>hip of the interests of the city may be conf
ded with entire reliance upon the zeal and ability
with which they will be defended. Hence, there
is less activity than has usually been exhibited
the Of 4 general election. But we beg leave
with all Difference to suggest that, although the
City is safe. \ large number of the Wings of Rich
mond have Yet DUTY To PERFORM, from which
we hope trivial obstacle will induce them 10
shrink. That duty Is To VOTE IN THE
ADJOINING COUNTIES, such of them as are
legally entitled to do
We published last Tuesday, earnest appeals to
you Wings Of Richmond, from your political
brethren in PowHArAN and HANOVER. Will you
turn deaf ear to those appeals We will not
believe it. Your principles not less dear TO you.
now that your glorious flag is .'Veiled and droOp-
ing, than they were when you formerly, one
man. rallied to It's support At the sound OF those
thrilling bug which often ring IN your
ears through these columns,-but which, alas
YOU will hear no more. VIII you not exhibit
something OF Your former zeal and activity THIS
DAY WEEK Your friends throughout the
State, who have been often excited TO active
eNertion by your generous zeal and devotion to
the great cause, expect IT at your hands. Espe.
clal!y do the Wings OfPowhatan. Hanover. Caro-.
line, &c. &c, urge you once more 10 meet them
at the polls, and thus to avert defeat render the
assurance of triumph doubly sure. You will
not dsaPPoint them.
Objections may be raised they have here
to'ore been, To the system of double voting"
and you may he tainted again, as YOU have often
been, with the improper eIertion Of Richmond
influence" But it will be time enough to listen
to these objections when those who urge them
practice the PrecePts they preach. Our oPpo-
nents here object TO it, because they arc here
outnumbercd; but such of them as are entitled
to do so, take especial care nevertheless both
here and elsewhere, to exercise the right of dou
bic and, where 1t is practicable, of treble voting
Listen not, then, to those who themselves do the
very act, which they condemn only when they
are losers by the game.
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New and NnIuabIc Hook.

We are indebted Messrs. Burgess & James, OF Char
lesion. :. e. for beautifully printed volumes" The
Writings OF Hugh S~nton lcgaro. late Attorney Genera
and Acng Secretary OF State OF the United States
ssng oi Diary Of Brussels and Journal ct the Rhine; ES
from his Private aud Diplomatic Correspondence
OationS aud Speeches. aud Contributions To III" N Sotk
ami Southern ReNiewspresced by Memoir OF his Lite
aud embcllshcd with Portrait Edited 10y his Sister.
Mr. Legnro's reputation familiar to this communi-
~ render necessary that should say word by
vt recommen datOn ct tins valuable addition to American
Literature. la the closing words MIR. LIS hOgTapher,
tmay be sand OF him. with nothing OF eNaggeaGOn, that
while orator and politician, lac rvaled the spenio
ri Burke ard his flashing reach Of thought scholar he
entiroy eqGaled Gbeon IN labor and learning. would
have placed himself IN parallel with Mansfield law.
yer.
Mr.. James IA IN Richmond. and will remain few
DAYS for the purpose Ut enabling those may
procure copy Of these volumes supply themselves lie
be found the Exchange where copies OF the work
may be ohtained-and also the office OF the Southern
Literary Messenger Price, SIS.
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Tic Ncms from mr,icn.

We need call toe attention o our readers 10 the In
sc7tng intelligence from Mexico 10 th- mornings On.
per- We prepared, by previous adyiees from that
country % srpfoheud the nonfocspuon II Mni.ter
hr siJuELr, and his return home but NC entertained
FAINT hope nuvorihoiosl, that cDun-os would finally
preyal, and that tho Mexican Government
must be NJ t7 wossus.- sud inability o. measure swords
with The U1tod States. would have consented O., adjust
by ncy0t aucn the questions controversy between the two
countries Bot presume s bopo nj their pacific settle
msut b. now a. an end une.s. indeed tho inmency Of
the peril Nih which ihs Bdyissd determination Of Pre4l
dent farodes hos involved hs country ths lead 90 "a, W
revolution, hud 10 the fpsody asc,ndancy u men d.pe
70 avert from her the caliuues 10 which war with this
country must inevitably subject her. That result We deem
10y means impfobobc-tlouRh t may be- ton long de
iayed 10 prevent the decisive a,uDn oi our own Govern
ment, which cannot in rho prfs,ut aspect Of tinps be-
long deferred We hOga, however that our Go,efnmcn,
will exhibit much moderation bud iorboarancs ~ nay
Boz consistent wid d. obligations assert the rights and 10
vndcste the honor 81 the country. Even II Mexico has
just Of complaint against growing of .ho
Texas question: she thinks lle hss still her very weak
ought & constitute O. strong claim "a our sympath,s-
while her distracted condition, in the very hross a. ID
were, 81 voont Struggle botween tie antagonist prnci.
pies Of Repubcausm and Monarchy should induce us 10
DO nothing which m1y bring the former INTO d.crodt with
hor p'ope and thereby strengthen the itcr The subject
Of great deIcscy, and sincerely hope IL may
b. 90 managed lead the hsppest results to both
countries.
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Wages OF Labor.

We invite the reader. the letter Of Al
bolt Lawrence Esq, Of Boston, with the accompanying
documents. They cpnc.u-yoy demonstrate fact which
has been Tor very obvious rea,on- often denedtO VII
thatth OF labor, the manufacturing establishments
o the country generally have been considerably increased
since lae enactment of the Tariff -42 Tn fact has
been denied. with tie view Of producing the impression
oil tho benefits OF duties provided for los
that nave enurod few large capitalists and the
larger body l5OreTs employed their slave pens "
writer the Washington Union mas ihOgght proper 10
style h. iaciones have permitted participate
Ia them. We thank NJ Lawrence for the pains he hoe
sksn 10 correct impression, de-ign Of which II o.
arriy Labor sg,in1t Capital md odious o. lie
working classes sy- en- the advantages VI which they,
above Oh oih,r- rIfpy. il BE- obgou-, that policy
which mulup,s msnuiaC'oT,s end the demand
,r iabotois Of necessity .ead enhancement Of
aer wage- that If could be asonshed at any thing ~
would the boducss with which the opposite as-ump.
lion 5 hlzardci and the creIuy with uhish 20 many Of
those interested IN this branch industry are IN
duccd, their iuy, !stsn those VIM teach H.
We h1pe ,rln~ may be taugh by bitter ozpc
the ioacy Of that reasoning which, b. orfayng htn
against tho policy of protection may ultimately only
duce the cOmpeu.at they receive bot deprive them
Of empI,yG.onl altogether by the Of workshops
10 Europe
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COMMUNICATED
An appeal To the PmbIiC.

Some weeks ago, notice inserted IN the Compiler,
OF Book under the tc OF the RLoUvERY POLAND, -
OF which am the author, with the intention Vi publishing
It IN this country. But, alas how is who is
IDENTITY destitute and without friends accomplish Aud.
able and important undertaking. Under these crcum-
stances, have at least the consolation reflect that am
endowed with good soul and good hesrt. and that my
IS Just and right; and live still in hope-a gift
from Heaven tor promoting happiness and which
balm for every wound. In this hope appeal the kind.
Of the friends OF humanity for small contribution
the present until make arrangement of certain
character effect the publication o; this work. Those
who will be Kind extend their hberaty may depose
the the hands OF the Editor of the Wing.
]. n. KRYCZYNSKI.
IL We will cheertIy receive any contributions that
may be Tor the benefit MIR. H. whose ies,mo-
mails Of capacity and character satisfy that he
thy as hc Is unfortunate Editors
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ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
BosroS. March 81. lsI6.
Hon. AbBOn Laurence

TOOOT LdWTfnctf
Dear Sr-ln your inquiries the advance
m the prce OF labor the Cotton Mills Manchester
H. send you the enclosed dats. showing in figures tor
the accuracy OF which voucb the rate of advance
since the when the tariff bill OF 1912 began TO produce
Its effects labor The result shows greater rise IN
wages than expected tn find before made the nyosga
uon, and Is much than sufficient the correct
ct assertions upon this subject which, though
cautious and within the bounds OF truth escaped
am surprised see, public denial In the Stark Mills
the OF all the girls there employed lover and
above their board February lSi3 only 81 10 per
week, aud in the month 1876 81 81 per week or
nearly 10 per and the xed table of the
comparative average wages Exclusive Of board OF the
girls IN the Amoskeag Mill, for the month of January in
employed in the different processes cloth
exhibits similar suit, viz
Average wages paid the operatives III the Amoskeag
New Mill, the month OF January, each year since
starting up:-
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From the n q. P,eAyune EIlra. AprI :.
TWO DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the Ncw York-Iaicr from the u. y.
Army ON the Rio t!rande-The Manifesto of
President Paroles.


Army ON the Rio Grande-The Manifesto OF
President PRrcdes.
Since the publication OF the Pcayune of this morning the
steamship New FORK has arrived bringing two DAYS later
news from Gen. Tayor's army. We learn from an extra
Of the Galveston News ssded the afternoon OF the 18th
INST, that the pilot boat l.. VI. Hitchcock, Capt Wright
arrived at Galveston about O'clock p. NJ of that day,
from the BraZos ST JagO, which place she left Wedne
day, the LIST inst She brought tho nte gcnce that
the arrival OF 1he Army Of Occupation in front of Matnmo
the Me Nican forces drawn on the opposite
bank Of the river making great display martial music
with uumpets, buges, &c, which mode Of salutaon was
duly reciprocaed IN kind by similar sounding OF trumpes
and drums in the American lines. Thus ended the first
days counter between the on the oppo, Ito
banks o tie Rio GTande and within two or three hundred
yards OF each other o. the morning the 29th the
American troops discovered the Mexican artillery of
10 pounders lining the opposite hank aud pointing direct
ly into their camp, whereupon the American army
moved their enoampment four miles below This
step doubtless taken by Gen. Taylor in or
der To avoid every appearance Of any disposition To
commit aggressions upon the bank of the river
and To maintain strictly the defensive character Of his ope
The reliable statements represent the rcg
lar army in Matdm1fus consist of 20OO soldiers and 500
raucheros. The Mexican citizens OF the Rio Cirande are
snd to be quite disneced towards their Government
and secretly friendly 10 the Amorican cause.
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II Tho Petersburg meeting called To consider the eN-
pedieney of constructing Ship Canal deep
the AppomaoI, held the 18th inst was addressed by
Judge May, Col. George w. Boiling, Thomas 5. Ghoson,
and John w SWINE, Esqrs. Iniustory steps taken
Tor The survey by competent neer, OF the proposed
line OF Improvement. and for procuring an estimate the
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IL We greatly indebted TO Senator Archer, for
handsome copy OF Fremonrs Journal OF his Expedition
the Rocky Mountains and to Gen. Bayly. for copy OF
hs Speech the Harbor Bill, and in reply Mr.. Hud
son OF Massachusetts, on the Corn Trade oi England
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Price~ofI.nbor.

To tie Bdifor Of hs Bssfen Coarisr.
When the honorable Secretary Of the Treasury declared
in his annual report. thar the wages OF labor were lower
than precious the passage Of the tariff law Of 1912.
surprised and took the liberty in one Of my letters
to Mr.. Rves oi Virginia. To comment upon a statement
founded in and ignorance Iws- however not less
a-ionished several articles in the Washington Union
(he Government psper) endorsing the statement Of Mr.
Walker. Now aPprohend there 10 mechanic or la
boring in New England, the Middle states, who
docs know that wages have been materially advanced
since the passage OF the tariff law OF lsl2. The bsne
cent effects OF the tariff scnsby felt t late
year ls43, early the lSII. and the full effect Of
tho protection given American labor has been
med I'LL this present year, which promises higher reward
to all classes OF labor than has experienced or many
yeSrs past
have obtained from the agents Of three extensive manu-
factories at cotton, situated ia three large
towns. via. Lowell, Manchester aud Na.hua-,hc two Int
in New Hsmpshre-,he following statements upon the
subject OF wsgep witch hope will satsiy Mr. Walker and
his ends that the assertion he made and that
the which he draws his information cannot b,
relied upon. do not believe any thing gained on either
side 10y exruvagant statements reckless assertions
do not intend to forth fact such. that be
sustained hy prooi. could give you the wages IN
the various mechanical trades well the prices paid TO
lsborcTs the railroads under in ISL 1912
and lsi3, aud at the present time but leave that
To those oi icllowc4ens who have the
IA their own persons.
The advance IN the wages OF labor in most of
the industrial pursuits than IS per cent - too no
torous To be argued the wages o labor Lowell
higher than previous the passage the law IN
question: how tor the following results OF
the Savings Institution Of that civl-
Amount Of Dcposites tAs Sapinss Bank a LO,oeR.
In lSIl 44s. 1870 dollars.
lSI2 I7S,365
lsi3 i62 go
lSI4 5gl9lO
lSi5 73Oe9O
IL Will be noticed that in lS4I. when earnings in
creased the deposiIes Augmented. and not
the present year will show yet larger annual increase Of
deposi;eS.
Whatever Congress may in their wisdom. do with the
tariff Sul MAINTAIN that the project OF Mr.. Walker #
adopted will reach, dasrouy. the business and occupa
ton OF oil classes aud finally fall with great severity upon
the labor Of the country.
will thank You publish this note with the statements
that aud shall also feel obliged the editors
OF the Washington Onion to give place in their paper
| remain. dear sir,
Your obedient servant.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE
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Vow Orleans EIccfinn.

Tho following the sae u the vote tor Mayor OF the
city q Now Oneonq, at che election on the 9Th Instant
For J. d. Crossman Whs 5000, Tor A. J. Gufot Loco.
loco nomincol 25tG Tor Msnsgut independent Locofooo
'nd late Mayor,J 1913 The Locos have a small ms,ory
10 the City Councils
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An rejection held Cincinnati the LIST instant for
City Officers. which resulted the choice OF ~ Wings and
IL Locos-a change Ut two in favor OF the Wings since
asst
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40 THOSE WANTING BARGAINS ~
DRY GOODS.

NEARLY 100 THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth OF Spring and Summer Dry
Goods. selling OFF at very reduced pri-
ces, at Wholesale or retail. Tor cash or
CITY acCeptanCeS.
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IL The candidates for Ilenrco County will be at the
general Muster, Fairfield, Saturday next, and 1t is
undo they will address the People.
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Hon. AbJou LGlorenre
Dear Sr-The rcadiest aud satisfactory way in
which can your enquiries take from my file
the enclosed monthly which are made regularly
for examination Of the directors Of the Jackson Compa
ny They afford the best possible testimony in support Of
your assertions respecting the increase of wages
remain, very respectfully,
your Obedcnt servant and friend,
JAMES 5. AMORY. Treasurer
Jackson Company.
Boston, March Oath. 1916
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LOWELL, March Nth. 1876.

LOWELL, March 18th, 1916.
Hon. Abbott Laurence:
Dear Sr-On examining the pay rolls of the Lawrence
Manufacturing Company, find that all the female Job
help IN the mills OF said company, worked between the
second Saturday OF November ls42 and the second Sa-
turday of February ls43 AZ 80 days. and received for
wages S234lS 9O-u being at the OF IS $40 cents
per day. or 81 63 week clear Of board, 81 % per
week.
All the female job hands employed in the mills Of said
company, between the second Saturday OF November
lSi5 and toe second Saturday OF February 1896 worked
1854 81 days, and received Tor wages Sl9724 lit
being the rate Of So $40 per day. 81 O5 per
week, clear OF board
have selected the last half of last six months be
cause in consequence oi the starting OF The MILL ON
able to institute broader comparison than could have
done by selecting earlier period. Sn our No. mill
excluded from the last statement, It but
started and the help generally paid by Job
prices. In lS42, old hands abundanta at 80 per
week and board whereas now, It IS extremely difficult to
get them at 81 90 week and board.
Very respectfully.
JOHN AIKEN, Agent
Lawrence Manufacturing Company