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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

is REMOVED from Light street No. AZ South Calvert
/ street, I'd door above Lombard street a3
1t s now year since the subscriber first introduced
this stove 10 the Inhabitants OF the city and county OF Bal
in nc o "" mare where
large number has been Sold became popular In
20 IS fc CLINT Sns e s
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold almost all and every kind OF Cooking Stove that
Is or has been in the market the fifteen years
therefore am from experience prepared 70 say without
fear Of a, as I'M s!
BILE Of doing much work. Of doing il US we'll and az al
Gre Is made an brought directly under and very close "a
all the boilers, rom 10 " In number The oven is very
large being the full SIZE q the stove the hearth
Cooking Stoves now IN use, and third larger than tne
oven q any other stove ever made ana Y 70
ing distance nom eight TO twenty iee accordns TO sze
which not only s the oven perssy even M h,a s
extraordinarily long distance the stove before coming 70
the pipe must make e every Sns aa Mo a
a superior baker; and the small size being capable OF
baking four loavss Of bread at time i a once does away
saving large amount OF fuel that Is usually wasted in tins
way and renders peculiarly adapted 70 me use Of board
ing houses, academies, hospitals steamboats,, and the
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be ad
ed to snbstntae the above facts but deem i not
venence, and at the same time Obtain the most smpie
most ornamental and most durable Stove N Amerca VIII
The following are few names selected to which am
mSs Kindly nys , nssnss e N rslsr Charles street
Bishop Waugh. ~ Green street. III De
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DIR. John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs Jane Baynard 80 North Calvert street
Edward l.. FAINT, Hanover street 4s.+t
George A. " Spreckelsen, IL East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, li6 Hanover street.
James r. Williamson, corner Gay and High streets.
John II. Rhodes LIZ Hanover street.
DIR. J. NJ Jennings, North Hsgh street.
Jane S. Jewet 81 Howard street.
James Young, SO Eden street
DR.. II. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street
John S. Selby, esd, 324 Baltimore street.
DIR. Henry Stnnecke, III Lombnrd street 3s tT
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
Barnum d. Co., City Hotel. Es-sJ
L. Thurston, Fountain Hotel 4t st
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel. @ tf 8 s
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel.
Col. ii, Capron, Laurel Factory Md
Many might be added but suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the store for certificates and
further particulars Any purchasing one of these
Stoves after giving 1t ar trial for thirty days. and find IL
does their purpose can return IT, and will have
their money refunded.
NIB No a South Calvert street is the only place where
they be had
ctsIy'' BURR PECK, Agent
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uNIvERsITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
TyACUI.TY OF PHYSIC-SESSION OF 1878 The
IL Lectures will Monday, 18th October and
continue until The first OF March ensuing
Obstetric Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence,
Therapeutics, Maieria Medica, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
CHEW, NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH Rony, NJ ID.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, WILLIAM Power, NJ
ID. n
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.
LIZ ID.
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, M. ID.
DemoIsrntor OF Anatomy, GEORGE MILTRNBEoER, NJ. d.
Instruction In Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore nrmary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for practical anatomy will be opened
October st under the charge of the demonstraor Fees
for the entire course 500
Comfortable board may be obtained in the vicinity OF the
Medical College for 81. SO to $3.50
WILLIAM e. A. AIKEN,
oct dly' Dean Of the Faculty.
The vacancy In the Obsterca department will be filled
before the commencement of the session.
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Washington Univeraity Of Baltimore.

Washtn8tOn unlversuy OF bnIumofes
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Session Of ls47 and 1913
Prof j. c. S. MoNKuR, M D., Theory and Practice Of Med
cine
Prof e, FOREMAN, M. D., Chemistry.
Prof WILLIAM T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and Mate
ria Medica.
Prof WILLIAM T. LEoNAnp, M. D., Anatomy.
WILLIAM H. STOKES, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
eases of Women and Children and Medical Jurspru
dence. ~
Prof GEoRos McCoox, M. d., Surgery
Dir. WAKRMAN BRYARLy, Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The annual course OF Lectures will commence Mon
DAY, 18th OF October next, and continue four months
The College has greatly enlarged It's capabilities or i'm
parting Medical irstructon The Hospital Department, un
der the control Of resident member OF the Faculty. has
been filled with cases OF disease Museum OF Anatom
ca and other preparations has been established and many
important additions to the Obstetrcal Department have
been received um Paris The rooms for the resident Stu
dents numerous comfortable and smlcal and will
prove greatly advantageous TO such wish pursue
asstluous and uninterrupted course Of study.
Fees for The Session.
Matriculation ticket .>. .s5
Professors ticket, each l5
Demonstrators ticket 10
Diploma s-- 70
octs-lyd' e. FOREMAN, Dean
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de.
scription. s
GEORGE r. NESBiTT

STATIONER AND PRINTER,
Tontine Bntai,g, Val and Wafer Streets Ne,o York
no BANKERS, INSURANCE CO.MPANIE AND
L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. NESBrTT takes leave
state that having established Resident Agents England
and France he will be enabled supply any and every
ce in his line ut the lowest prices The object of the
rber is not much to do extended wholesale business
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business, in small quantities. whole
sale prices by which saving Of least Is per cent will be
made The following articles will be found in his present
extensive stock -h#I.
Papers, Cutlery, Slaes Sealing Wax Steel Pens Seals
nksands, Copying Presses Sandcshes WATERS Rod Tape
Inks Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets Envelopes, Gum Tickets,
] Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either IN England
or France, and constituting part of statoncrs stock
Domestic Stationery, IN quality and assortment not
passed. a.An .fe oct ll-lyd'
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MILLER a. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS


~. LOUISVILLE, ST LOUIS
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Iurk A.
n Co.'s Express fom baltimore to Pittsburgh for the ex
tension OF this Line, ON and after Monday October 4th to
this line all new built with the capacity Of 4E0O ibs
and tho best teams to be obtained have been placed along
the line VI the National Road. tF
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and sec
that the drivers the road mike the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure.
All goods will be recelped for at any Of our Offices OF
agencies North or South to arrive In Pittsburgh in 90 hours
and Wheeling in 60 hours from Baltimore 49,
Goods received until la o'clock in the day
oct 6-Iyd. 5L .lNAt M
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ENGRAvINGs, PAiNTINGs.

DICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTELf GLASSES
L &c.--WILLLAlH 81 S1EpENlS 3i3 Broadway,
short distance above the Park, dhtPoRI.ERS AM
MAN ENGRA WHO'S, MANUFACTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, DC. &S
w. S. have made such arrangements with the frs
publishing houses In the PRINT line, both In London
Paris, will secure TO them constant supply Of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists well the
first OF all novelties they Produced which they will
sell at very reasonable prices.
y AANIIEL AND PIER CLASSES, In all the varieties
Of French, Ezabehan and Gothic styles, constantly
hand framed to order from original designs with supe
rior French plates and with that faithful attention ioqua
ty which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand.
. Ocl ll-lyd.
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The Green Spring II ydrOpathic Institutc.
Under the charge of DR. VIM Bopg pupil Of Presaiitz
OF Grnenberg, open for the reception OF patients
is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the usquehanna
Railroad and 10 miles by the Reistertown Turnpike The
house. bathing establishments and quantity and quality OF
water at this Institute, afford every for the efficient
practice Of the water The grounds arranged,
and OF such extent enable and induce the inmates
take ample exercise.
Applications for admission to be addressed to-
Dr. WIN. BODE,
oct s. Owlngs' Mills Post Office, Baltimore County.
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HOUSE FURNISHING And
CABINET WARE-ROOMN.

7 RANDOLPH IT JKEEVES Slh street,
q. = south OF the General Post Once. would
&XI1 frcspecfilly invite the attention. of his
rends, the citizens Of Washington. and
its vicinity 10 ms stock Of Furniture and Housekeeping
~''' Ma6ogany spring scat Sofas Fsi
rocking and parlor Chairs
centre, card, and dining Tables
r,. Bureaus, sieboaris SC
and Gilt Frames Looking. rasses
Wardrobes Bedseads, Cribs, Cradles
Shuck, hair and straw NIifrssses
Feather Beds, Sackng Botioms &c
ALSO, t
Glass, china, stone, earthen and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, brushes, and Wooden Ware
With other articles in the line TOO
numerous TO mention. 9 '0i
He is prepaied TO manufacture all kinds OF Furniture at
the shortest notice, and the liable terms He
hatters himself that from his long experience the cabine!
business, all work made by him win be done IN altht
and workman like MANNER and give entire satisfaction
p Old Furniture, taken In exchange for new
oct Sind
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-
Cines.
New Picking and Preserving Estabiish-
ment and Vinegar Depot.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now nearly completed his
stock consisting OF extensive supply and choice assert
ment of Picked Ffts and Vegetables, Preserves Brandy
f,1s Jrlys, Sus, Catsnps, Sauces, &c manufactured
and depending solely the merits Of their superior quality
he atters himself OF large and extensive custom He IS
prepared TO furnish Families, Boarding and Oyster
Houses DC, through the season, with Cucumbers, picked
IN salt and water Or Vinegar and nicely spced BY the 10y
IN kegs or barrels, on satisfactory terms.
Merchants Navy Agents. SHIPPERS &c, respectfully
solicited to favor him with call and to examine his stock
and articles prepared for Navy and Snip Stores before pur
chasing elsewhere, he supply them with any quail
ties N the shortest time packed neatly and with care and
Of all his articles and wholesale prices of his establishment
Also superior article OF Picking, Wine and Pure Cider
Vinegar, warranted, constantly for sale by
WILLIAM NUMSEN,
oct g. 307 West Pratt ST., bet. Paca and Eutaw ST.
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Carrying the Great CentrAI United Suites Mail,
Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, baltimore, daily, except Sundays
at p NJ by the well known route via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, wilmington to Charles.
comfortable, and safe steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton.
This line has been running for upwards OF twenty years.
for this route. Arriving in Norfolk, after comfortable
nights Sleep next morning, nj O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River with its beautiful scenery, in daylight by
the steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis or ALICE
Captain Brough, to City Point thence Petersburg In the
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
time In advance at Petersburg Of the Great u s. Mail
Washington City next morning. where this Great u s Mail
Line take their start FROM thereby deceivng the public with
their false advertisement of "A hours ahead OF any other
Line. The Bay Line gives the traveller al least six hours
fo N e. The same passengers that leave Baltimore by
the Bay Line ut Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore szMie evening, and Washington next morning
(ya the Great u s Mail at Petersburg therefore arrive
Also connecting with the Sen Board and Roanoke Rail-
road Garysvie and Frankln-thence by the steamer
FOX TO Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington, N
g. Returning with same connection. :
Returning leaves Norfolk and Portsmouth nj o'clock
r. M, daily, except Sunday, arriving In Baltimore In
time for the several routes going North East South and
Fare between Bait & Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. s5
EIisassi1 cly'N.c. go
!" ." Richmond or Petersburg, Va,
Castor or Weldon, N. o., o
. " Through TO Charleston, S. c., q
Meals OIL board Bay and james River Boats included,
thereby saving TO each passenger by this route oil 60
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Depot yard g. Norfolk Line labelled his hat) who will
direct you and your baggage TO the boat
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1917 diy
- Y y ~ d H. Y J
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FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHID cnNUDANV p.

<33A3>> The ships Of this Company are appointed to
y1As2ll22. sail follows G
N FROM NEW YORK
The UNION, Capt Herbert, sails the 30th Sept 1917.
" PHILADELPHIA Capt Besson, g 18th Oci
:. MISSOURI Capt NORM, g 3lst -
NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand, /" 18th Nov.
FROM HAvRE.
The pIILADELPHLA sails on the 18th Of Sept
=" MISSOURI 1" g Both % IS
X I" NEW YORK, aNa q - 10Th Oct n f'5a.
I" UNION, /" q 3lst
Passage from New York to Havre, $40; wines not in
cuded t,t,tN ~. f8l-.
Berhs not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each ship.
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy, are inierorto vessel in all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well furnished, and unusually
Wines Of all kinds and Of the best quality are furnished
at very low rates. t,i
For freight passage apply to the Companys Agency,
No IA Broadway '-.' tsE oct s ly'' I
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE, Faro 50.
.x-2AnsA. .x<-aesaA. GNs>E
g. 5||!||!!!!]|E|Il 5

MORNING LINE, ta,4t
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
sa MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington, Newark Ekton iavre de Grace &C., will
leave the depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily except
Sunday S.BA M. -5'
AFTERNOON LINE
Via New Castle and Frenchtown
The steamboat OHIO Capt Davis will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, ut 3 LIP. M.
NIGHT LINE.
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
will leave the DEPOT lh and Market Streets daily at ID
O'Clock, A. M. - ~
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at
a. NJ, and 8 p. NJ per Railroad, and O'Clock, r. M, by
Steamboat t& Fella .t+ ~ " ~ -
"A 4 n SUNDAY MAIL LINE i
Inc only Line Tor Baltimore, Sunday will leave the
depot, nth and Market street. 10 r. M IA. IN 49,
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats In the '''e $3.50
WHEELING AND PFTrsBURG. M
Tickets through TO Wheeling Pitiburg, be procur
ed at the depot or on board the steamboat ~
Fare ID Pittsburg Sl2 to Wheeling Ella tatsE1
NO1ICEAll baggage by the above lines Ia entirely al
tfGr owners rsk and prohibited
from taking anything as baagage but their wearing apparel;
80 lbs, Of baggage allowed each passenger
octs--dly GH HUDDELL, Agent.
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JAMES w. HUGHsON,
No. 7 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,

One Door BeLoo baltimore Street, Baltimore.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that
~ he continues TO manufacture Saddles, Harness. Trunks,
&c, and has hand large and beautiful stock OF
fresh goods which he IL selling uncommonly low prices
Country dealers will find It to their interest to give me
call before buying. Ne
Fine, Fashionable Coach and Buggy Harness, and ladies'
and genemens Saddles, Brides, &c., always hand
Military Work done in the best manner
oct S-lyd'
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

1T will be matter OF qualification the citizens OF Mont
i gomery, az well as the travelling community through
That great commercial ihoroughare, learn that Mr.
Washington lilly, long and ivorably known as The
courteous and genilemany proprietor Of Montgomery Hall
VIII OPEN on the LIST OF November the above and
mraby arranged Hotel, under Mr. j. j. Stewart The pro
and transient vsers, expense has been spared by III,
proprietor and the undersigned, manager to merit tina
patronage which their experience and popularity merits
The building and furniture are new and costly and wei
adapted TO suit the taste of raveersthe furniture mo-
den The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for the most astidous tastes and the wines
superior brand The first session the Legislature will
assemble in this city and upon this upon every oeca
sion, The members as well the public in general may
expect no dmlnuon of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from the undersigned
oct Iy' WASHINGTON TIlIY
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Now Exhibiting Mt No. lOl Nassau street, N. Y.
Befieeen Fulton Ann SIS, merit 10 the Herald Office.
on mn ACKERMANS CARVED LETTERS for
IU,UUU SIGNS can be had at the following prices: I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf war
ranted not 10 fade al 10 cents an inch i'1F"
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STEEL PENS,

MYER pHINEAS Manufacturer and Importer Of English
Ill and American STEEL PENS D. PEN HOLDERS,
rs William street. between Fulton and John ss YORK
respectfully invites the attention OF the public to his justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original PENS which
used by the principal houses In the CITY, who have fod
them the best Pen everused Also, Ornamental Pens
various writings, which are both durable and elastic, and
preferable TO the Gold Pen, possessing the
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NOTICE.
9jG|I|il[ |Ia

SllPPERS oil goods all paris West informed
" That we run the only Express by mail trim 10 the West
All goods will be recelpted nt Office to be delivered
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, CINCINNATI ST. Louis Louisville, or
any OF the principal Western Cities ahead of any other line
or no freight will be charged ut the point OF delivery West
GREENE d. Co, HI
oct S-lyd' -lf Office Pratt street Depot
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.ssMOOTH AND READY" PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for
~ lt largo Ones. i-s.,Ha .tFas KEN

eD>:SSa W. HEKUN Painter, Pa av, bel. 9th and lOth
GI street, south side, bees leave inform the public
49, that he Is prepared 70 execute the Painting BUSH
in all its various branches such as Houses Signs
Banners 7ransparences, FIRE. Screens Granng Paper
Furnishing and Glazing; which will be attended to In
share OF puolic patronage, and hopes Ii by good
work. close attention TO business and reasonable charges
he is confident that he work prices enough 10
make it to the interest of all to give him a call
N u. am prepared TO execute all kinds OF plain and
ornamented Japanning, Bronzing and Gliding, both In
wood and metal; ALSO that beautiful finish the WHITE
POLISH w, BERON. Il
octS llmt ---.L \. 80 u. -.------.- WIN
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Also on hand extensive assortment Of Pens of various
makers which NJ r. offers for sale at very low prices For
sale by G. r. Nesbtt, II. Cogswell Messrs Wheeler &
Wood, Bowen a. Co, Lambert Lane, ID. Felt, in Wall
street. aud by all the Staoners in the city oct lily
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II. | a,
JOHN J. PALMER, GoRHAM A. Worm,
JoNA. GooDHUE, SAMUEL NJ Fox, s}
JAMES BooRMAE, VIM VAN Hook,
GEORGE BARCLAY, o. EDw. HAnicnr
TINE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
il oFfERED by THIS INSTITUTION. THE guarantee
mums. I
The peculiar benefits secured the assured by the prn.
parties insursdo rhols q s at trnis additional
charge. 80 r., h
The travelling leave extensive and liberal.
Persons insured for life, at once borrow half amount
Of annual premium, and claim the same privilege for i've
years. their note and deposit OF policy
Part Of the Capital petmaneniy invested In the United
States in the Of three Of the Local Directors, Trns
teesavaabe always to the assured In cases OF disputed
claims (shoud any such nrise) or otherwise. S
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium be-
comes due without forfeiture Of policy;
No charge for stamp duty, or for Medical Examination
The Society being founded the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle parties may participate " The profits Of he So
ciey wohirds of which annually divided among those
assured for life on the participation scale;
The Society Is not connected with either Marine or Fire
Insurance 5ta M /
Board will meet the First Monday Of every month at the
office Of the Chairman for the transaction o. business
To- The Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex
ngiOn street. at O'Clock, NJ, TO receive applicants
Fee paid by the Society. abb
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance. and the pecu
liar system Of this institution, blank forms OF application
&c, obtained ut The Agents office, D German street.
United States Local Directors Of Baltimore
JONATHAN MEREDfiH Esq, Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, ESD
S. H. McCULLoH ESD, NJ. d.
j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel.
J. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor.
Medical Eraminers.
4. H. BUCKLER, Al Lexington street.
S. X. TILGHMAN, 46 St Paul street
a Agents
DONALD MclLvAIN, German street.
THoS II. WILLIAMS.
oct s-lyd'
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
&C. CORNHII.I, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK
CAPITAL, 100000 STERLING,


Empowered by Act Of Parliament, 2 vict-Roya Assent
July q, 1887.
"a Sapings Bank for the Orphan and the Widor."