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NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors of 10th
W. has received the following and popular music which
will be sold his reduced pcesfouT
The Rare Flower of quades, composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by CungL
Polka, performed by the steyemark
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel.
Waltz by w. O. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuster
The Tedesco March arranged from the Opera of Eman by F.
Boyer.
Beauties Of Lucrea Boa Mosquetares de la Reine &c., Pot
pourris by II. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by 7. Moeling.
Judy performed by the Steyemark Company
arranged by Hemsmulier.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Eman invoam cayatina from the Opera Of Eman arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche, Morning from Opera
of the Huguenotsi by Meyerbeer.
though my may be ~Donnzets Opera Of Betty,
with English words.
move, look about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry RUSSELL u
the dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera of Lucretia Borgia, arranged by g. Linley.
of from the Opea of Quentin
~ \
is song my mother sings; by Rodwel.
The Lonely Jenny Lnd music by M W. Bafe
Thou'n ever my side; by W. X. Dempster.
The king throne Of gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aug3
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IHE AMERICAN FARMER !.

TUE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city OF BALTIMORE 81 for S., thirteen for
$40, thirty for $40 July under the
most favorable the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society," and all the Of s committees
published therein The society meeting determined 20
raise $780, be appropriated folows Of silver plate
valued $50 be awarded person Obtaining by the LIST OF
October, The largest list Of subscribers the volume com
mencinf July SO o the second and so for the third largest
list The publisher added 1--WE prizes payable In
cultural works. lie also offered 500 for for the
coming voume viz $50 in silver plate for the best for the
plan and Of m buildings and The OF the
farm yard so for the best the cultivation Of obacco and
so for tbe best the management Of the dairy.
The first number, July, viii contain one Of the most
valuable from the Of EDMUND Ruyrs, OF Virginia
presented 70 te agricultural public particularly Of the
regions Of Virginia. Maryland the Caonas Il the details
Of his fm 1--WE he has occupied his present
Virginia. and proves concluey thai with
able degree Of prudence farming be made ~
The second aer took
charge his Run that his clear The
capital invested for land implements Stocks &c. SIG
third 1881 fourth and
hh 2Dl0 besides supporting his family, his hands
raining of his ntrinscay double 10
when he took hand Every frme ad planter particular
y in the districts Of country viii read this with
the deepest interest
number also other valuable papers
which from GEoRsE w. DonBIs Corresponding
Secretary Of Maryland ssae Agricultural Society the
fence and from Col CsrRos the sub
= address SAMUEL. SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland Agricultural sociev's Hall,
June 8-2aw4 1913 Baltimore s., Baltimore, Maryland
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AsaEalcAn RAILROAD JoUasAL.


he American hsiiro@d Josrn@I is Published :. 81 Vol
street, hs~ foh, under Henry " Poor, editor
several gentlemen are engaged regular contributors, known a.
leading railroad men IN the country.
The hao.a journal commenced before similar pubea
non was attempted IN TINS country eewherei devoted 10 the
railway Interests and recorded Of railway
TEN from m humble beginnings and contributed carry forward
I'LL ue whole civilized world has become dependent
than uPoa any other agency whatever.
The locomotive railway system has become the
SHY Of great instrument Of eiyiizaon
great idea modern times has already done
burdens OF labor, minister 10 mans wants and
elevate him In The scale OF being than any oer that has
ever been exerted
The locomotive steam engine regard
ment Of mahe most extraordinary instrument for
reached the Garth win speed
swiesi bird upon the wing thought language Alone
butInan, living, breathing sensitive ianinsunet with life
energy new powers conscious almost OF new faculties and
new creation, Whons danger na woal Ausee enables man
transfer himself 70 distant regions Oh space and participate the
enoymeni the physical and the various pleasures Of
social existenee manner heIeoe UNKNOWN gives 10 every
community the productions and ideas q every
sources OF enjoyment ana multiplying 10 an INFINITE
degree every susceptibility 20 peasuIable emotion
political differences and elevated all the highest social
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THE subscriber proposes open School in ts place,
mencing Monday the 9eh day Of October ner and erina
10Th March, 1880 The pupils VIII be divided into
The used In the junior win be Ste
Isl vol sfakc Evidence, Stephen Plead
Ing Evidence The will
embrace Tucker Commentaries Geeneaf and starke Ey
dcnc list vol OF eacb Stephen Peadng Gonlds Pleading Isl
vol Of Chity Pleading Holcombes Introduction Equity Jn
prudence Lubeh Equity Pleading mtfosdr Pleading Lomax D
Property Executors
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law publisher fur
nih the above works. and young pro
posing attend the subscribers lectures requested him
notice Of their Intention inform him whether
be supplied with Of the above works.
dium. They viii be furnished studen The
be Of the senior class viii have the privilege Of attending junior
course without additional ehars The hours Cor the daily lectures
will be subscriber enable
either any the Professors
washington College should expedent 10 do so
be delivered on The
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee win be 80 per session, payable In advance
Lsrrsror, va, July II, lsto
July ia
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Is only remedy relied permanent q
asmode conuaeuons irritation q me nerves nervous or siek
cency 81 and energy and ali nervous disorders
including dreadful IL all Diseases Affect human
EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS,
MS nave %e wen saon a from
has bafsd skin and the boosted power ali msdl
existence, yielded up their lives on the
ALTAR OF INSANITY
The propeto Of the Vegetable Extract however feels NO deli
eacy saying cured He would, therefore, respect
s s se here ssps
posed, uue, of humanity longer let
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
ss: sss sad . Ss rSs
Colonel psnsow Of Yonhss New York. states that his daughter
afflicted with Gts for tan nine years. and has been
CURED me se street. New york states Thai she
been subject 70 % 70, many 5 as a 10 seS IN. a s TO-
Dr. Charles A. Brown Dover county, Alabama, is
beneted BY Vegetable Extract and that he
ngy esebes il every case Of epilepsy which comes under his
Erie %f M
past he has been soey afflicted with
him sound health being entirely freed
Judge Ronda lss Henry street. New York. having
table Extract successfully n his family highly recommends TO all
Stephen PRATT g q Sixth avenue and Twenty
% el W. s Win epp msSsa
years obliged relnqush his business Having used
perfect health city State Ohio his
Rev Mr. smith, Rector of st. church, spotswood New
wo has be been sssd as s % % than s
health much improved that he hopes by Divine blessing
EPILEPTIC FITS,
For years and MONTHS cured by the Of this
Read The following secore
Of rnasphs afflicted with , sppds d. and
and France consulting The most eminent and e5pendns
his this November last without
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Fanquier White sulphur Springs. virginia,

WaTyenf0n
WAS open for reception visitors Of
improvements are in that viii give new
whole establishment No will be spared in adding
embellishments the comfort pleasure Of the
Knowing ocular evidence
tnsic value Of the and its almost miraculous effect partc
has been regarded good policy enlarge the
modaon and 10 complete the original design, crafty the
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, full
bold Blue RIDGE and In the vicinity OF the beautiful village
visitors horseback the
proving roads, the seek
else in the alleys, the pistol gallery, the Of billiards.
the heahu dance The lovers OF and flowers viii find
fawn, gold Ash, elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who interested in
word which expanded lib
eray could add the comfort and accommodation OF
visitors The hurdle and ball.
ade, brilliant works win lend their respective attractions
holy Of religion Of every denomination, cordial
grudgng invitation, 10 spend the The usual sey
OF the church respected throughout the
These springs IS - miles, according the taken from
Fredericksburg and 20 20 from Alexandria Tiweeky
both these points Till July when daily lines will be
9 reach the springs the
Post Ohce Warrenton
Springs and all letters should directed, lef
Wauenion sent 10 the White Sulphur sping in Greenber
Terms Of board will be follows SO for the whole end
October; s5 for three mons $50 for mouhs SIS for
20 each Servants and children under twelve
No charge for children under three old When
tables provided FOR children before the usual hour
who the ordinary table viii be charged full
Horses 50 cents day, or $40 month.
The and spirits have been procured and coage win
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlaw&cpn
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THE LADIES' WREATH,

aru~tu q FL. ,,bIi.A,r. la Na.,au direct Nrr Yorh
A'1''s" -, f"'- = - =. "
MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of 70 pages WIN TWO einbel
II splendid Steel Engraving and cooed LhosaPhc Flower
These engavng WIN lew eNcepuons are onsha engraved
expressly for the Urea by the abe Inc twelve numbers
sa The mems of our he tersvren expressly for TINS WORK
DEsTGN or THE WR EsTH
This Is not caer io ne vicious ppehe eneendeed and ed ns
much o. The hght lteraiue o. ne days nor simply 70 furnish
agreeable and reading iof leisure ho H ooJeet
much higher we ann 70 give our mn and
INTO the fAMun CkcLE, wofk containing fOhE Chks-
TlAN LITERATUkEaw Work winch snail exert an ennobing IN
nnenee upon m ats readers ana np 20 sustain ne eai
INDUSTRIOUS napt and moral weh ne NJ s oehaauo
OF our rePubnsn noernes ana ucs mu'uuons entering me
FAMILY CIkCLE we nave enaeaNofea, ana shan sun en-
deavo 70 come as iof gooa oo 70 parents ana emu
that sased enclosure and to impress the minds o all u, in
mates The duties and winch grow Out OF he domestic
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Trensylvsnts University, msdfca Depertmens-
THE d session will LIST Monday In November next
under the direction Of the following Faculty. VIA
Benjamin W. Dudley, NJ d. Professor Of The Principles and Pac
tice Of Surgery.
Peter, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Of Special and Surgical Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN NJ D. Theory and Practice Mcd
cine.
Etheber L. Dudley d. Professor Of General and Pathological
Henry M Baii b. Professor Of Matea Medca and
peutics.
Women and Children
IA M. M. d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
OF hundred dollars, invariably
in advance Mstrcuaon and Library ticket Eve dollars
The Dssectne dollars. The twenty
Boarding and lodging from 81 70 IS week
ROBERT PETER, NJ d.,
Of the Faculty.
July 3-sawim
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NEW MUSIC.
TUsT received old established
one door Of ioh street. Pa. avenue Apwns
popular music, which
pride, making II only four per page.
Orders for music attended 70 at moment u s above Price
Thou Ar beautiful ballad, dedicated % Mn II
Alden by Dempster.
wherefore Nee nPdy' the celebrated csvsna, sung B,
Once my bssn vsssh and ee sd.ps.d Of RIOS.
rs he Evening" Star melody ny O. Verdi.
Hone, arranged for the piano, By Boyer
The Maria WaltxssI BY N. Bonner.
sunwberry GniIop; BY Chas. grobe
Il nccofa, waltz; By J. H Dyer
esrenade March by J. G. Buchhoyen.
Gems Putana and Lombard composed BY " Boyer
Iwandcred BY the Brookside; by J. Himc.
~. were ! bird beautiful ballad
~ Uni. Old chair my hfhm sat BY Bsis
moor BY T. L. White. =
Tie Indians prayer, by woodbury.
Isesn her !. ne window .. sung BY IN. Sable Hsnonss
~ nane my harp on willow tree.
July n = -
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0pulIo ~ xdcida q
AZ Fort P;eE.ns. Or BarYansas. p.usaco,a. Ezor,dc
a sS barrels q fresh %ps.ans aour
s poasds e ss.a r sss . sss beans
4so pounds q good hard sperm candies
40 ssiGss q good cider y vinegar
. barrel. af pork. 4 y = !. -"
iss barrels Ss.,,a;. ofssA .u super scuI
. pound. q seas s sass .a asa beans
~ BsSs q s sss. ri s ::. AZ;
!. y. x0 gallons q good cider vinegar
30 barrel. Of pork @.a' = ss'''''N'
& o of s ns% S %a .a. sd beans
$50 pounds Of GOOD hard sperm n candles
SO s s.os. Of GOOD s clean Sy fine salt
The whole % be delivered in all the month Of April,
'sass E Sl.s ~ ns Aa February 1850
sass pounds Of Good rs hard mas so nu,u 0saA'
sOand: Of good hard sperm sau ga candles .u,
AZ s:i ss.;s q ,.o
at Fort Smelling, 81. Peters.
80 barrel: Of q pork rs,
Sss pound. g food hard isIow candles
whole 10 Be- delivered from the 18Th May, lsso !. ii. Is
June, 1850
At Fort Gaines, mouth Of TIE Crog: wng riur, 100 miles
s ass s barrel: 3 III, ss..a ..,.... a..,
pound: & good hard hard ::.s candle.
=. y bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
The Whole 20 ss dsissrsd from The 18Th May, 1850 to
Al Jsfsrso" Barracks. Missouri.
81 81 barrels % rrsl. q o. P PORN ..,.ro,. sou
So bushei, o. new white 6sId beans
& oSnS. Of 5000 5000 marc marc s sSs candies
dao bashsls o. good clean dry fine salt
At Fort Leavesworth. Missouri river.
$40 barrel. pork
S. barrel. q fresh supernne -four
sss pounds q Of t rs sala ss ms'
ISIS bounds Of COED hard taIIow candles
e, g basnss q good goo s clean dIy ans salt
IN S rs, s = s'.''ss ~ - ,sa.
land transportation from Indspendsnee on e Missouri
yivsr
,so b.r.. Of port
as barrel. Of fresh .upsrhss scsr
pound: e . ssss hard s: ;.su candle.
IN. VI sas ): siSs s;si T 3: I..s
OgfshoTPe Barraes' Saod"na@' 1sorg'a.
,s = s ss,rs. Of Of ge,s .uo.rs,. sov
s1s pounds o good hard soap
.o pound. Of rood hard sperm candles
m s s.as. Of goo. GOOD s sssn , S na'
Al augusta Arsenal, August4. Georgia.
as 6 barrels barrel. O. gors -,,.,.,. .,.,
:. 3 s:.ss. z s.s s =,: ss,4 bean.
"a bu-hes OF rood clean drv dns salt
o20 gallons OF rood cider VINEGAR.
=. 49, ~, ~ N o..
al Fou MouuIs, ChdTteston, oouN Idroftnd.
Izo barrel. ofpat
~ ss.ss. q q new y sss s,d beans
~ pounds o. good hafd sperm CANDIES
-. ~ pusnen o. GOOD clean ay nhe SAN
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
Al Fort Macon, Beaufort, North Cdroiina.
as barrel. ofpork
Is Sa. s. ~ ~ ns~ SP,a se,a ssa,.
ga round. ~ sood hsrd .asn
$500 ~ s soeS 49, 49,. ..uU..
ss ..n.. y xoos -" ay nss -"
go. -. e''. $50 Al Ct.
az foI Jonnaon, omihuhts, NoTh ed'osnd.
"a, q barrels barrel. OF 81 gs.s .uv.rs.. sour
~ bushels q new white heid beans
GO pounds ot GOOD hard soap a..
y pounds o. eood hard sperm candles
- pnshen |" gooa c'ean dry nne sht
=" sshos sooo eiaei snoss'
At Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort, Vnginid.
,zoh.,.,. o,no,.
$50 barrels Of fs.h uperane aour
1 1sy , sas ~ ~ .a sw MA sarn ~
SS round. ~ GOOD hard tsilov candles
r. P,a as" ~ ~ t 49,. s.an A. A.. ali
40 s.,a.. ~ ~ l s' 49, a. H., 80 -
- s~" " . 49, :. =.
At Fort Washington, Maryland.
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New eood..The subscribers Just received
linen canbic handk erchef from y 70 as
ssR,; "s1 S.% ssss. ,s gs &c. sss
I2 very heh white craps shawls,
100 dozen white open worked cotton hose
$50 style parasols and parasolets
Together with other and desirable articles to which the
attention Of the ladies is respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of Impouan, subjects by Edward John
Hydopay or Water Cure illustrated many
cure BY Joel shew NJ D. .,,.,s q, ,o,u,, n.. nv
A. Franeke For sale by '''N'' FRAN6R TAYLOR.
Augu
NEW BOOKS just received Taylor & Maury's
Volume Hldreth's United States.
History Of American Society, vol. svo.
Lysll's second Visit 70 The United states state ~ a.,
Cheap edition tsa een Of Lady Aee'" or he New Una
Ang5
JUsr received at Tncopherou-,
Cologne ne French Soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
Also the ceIebaed Chinese skin Powder for restoring beaut
ing and The complexion and rendering e sn deieae
Aug "a (Gobe) few doors below National Hotel
edition OF Classic Tales, comprising I'm one vol
Rasseas, Vicar Of Wakefield Eses Of Siberia Paul and
Otpnto kc.
wavcy Anecdotes illustrating popular characters scenes and
cidents the novels and OF Sir Walter
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 81 Booksellers, 9th street
Accordeons and F1uttnss.
RECEIVED, stafioners toned Ac
codeons Persons DESTROYS Of excellent and beau
@ instrument for small sum would do well 70 call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Fluinas Of an improved style and tone. .e,,rn
For sale by VIM FlsCHEh
July 3.
MO. David cspperaeId. by Charles Dickens, CBos.)
Domestic Practice Of Hydropaty, with Is engraved illustrations
by Edward Johnson M. ID. ........
This day received, for sale TAYLOR MAURY's
July rs Bookstore, near sth street
he Complete Hcrse containing Che Habits Diseases
and Management Stable and on The Road,
win ADVICE 70 purchasers Price rs cents vpANox r.v,op
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wilI,.m v. n.yIy,

william ". Bsyly,
Importer AVID dealer IN fany and 'tep
THE subscriber devo,e Exclusively 10 the stationery bs
branches, prepared 70 mrnsn sn knu
Cap, letter, ledger, wrapping note, ana nancy papers anu ~
veIopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink inkstands, portfolios ,--......
Tapes, blank books, &C. = a.
lie receiving constantly additions 70 his stock BY me Eng
l sell At the very lowest prices
Letter and cap paper at 81 % per ream, ,vu,,.~ vv
June 1e--dA Wihis'h" y. shfht'
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MERuCAN Conssitutions.h Constitutions Of the thirty
States III the United sfes corrected down 1889;
outuicn United States, the Articles OF Confederation,
OF independence, &C. Complete In one volume Price
y S s rRANcK TAYLOR.
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SEA BATHISG-OLD POINT HOTEL

SEA bATIfiNU-oi-D FOHNI nOH
THIS always for the reception Of Wis
tiers is now The grounds have been geay i'm
proved and the enlarged, aordng besides che
baths and baths There hne shore,
for who prefer surf bathing
Charges heretofore.
BY the week at the rate Of. ........ 50 per day.
" he of. i % :"
Children and half price, ! $1,000
May 25-saaw6w LANES B. FRENCH.
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L.
40 ssssa ss y sood clean aay nne SAT-
On \; q June lso' Isn.nas 4 !. os'os. 1850
IS g barrels q pork
Id barrels OF fresh supcrnne noW
g s ss.ss: 9 500. s.1s .s sss 's-
~ pounds o. good hard 'silow candles
no gallons Of good cider vinegar
on iss o. june oooi remainder all October 1850.
ias barrel. Of ifssh s.psrane -four
Sc posnds o. good hard soap
;f2S pounds OF GOOD nara taIow candles
Il bushels Of Good clean dry dry Gna saI,
so gallon: q gsod cider ss.a' vnnegsI roo
A Detroit BarraeAs. Detroit. Michigan.
ass barrels o. isssh .uperans nour
no bushels Of new vhrs ieid beans
Us pound. q e GOOD hard hard s ss~ candle.
q bushels Of good clean dry nne salt
on.h' on i q June Is%sass, in al October 1850
At Fort GrGtot, Michigan
IS barrels barrel: & 8 8 gs.s ~p..an. assr
SO pounds Of rood hard soap
s2s pounds Of good hard talow candles
% sasI !, October,
Al Fort Maskinae, Miehigan
rs Is S Ssrreis o. Of P ppesh .uoerSu. Ann,
SIS bushels Of new white ded beans ttt
s1s pounds Of good hard soap
LAWNS ~ kooo Siues 'ihe6u 4
1850.
At Fort Brady, Saul Ste Marie, Michigan
Is barrels Of pork
l25 Of fresh superfne
IS bushels Of white field beans
s s pounds o. good hard hard soap .,n..
90 gallons q sood cider vinegar. :, ,s,o
one ha on me LIST June ieo remainder y lo september ioo0
At Fort TrmnbuH, Neu London, CoRnectictt.
lSs barrels on fresh super6ne aour
81 bushels Of new new, white field beans
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4so gallons Of good cider vinegar :,
at Fort adams, NeBDOrt. Rhode Island.
4as barrels Of pork
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275 bushels Of new white field beans
S I pound: g good hard hard soap
10 bushels Of Food clean drv 6ne ali
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lss barrels Of fresh uuperhne -four
S. bushels Of new white field beans
@ pounSs Of s sood h sad opw candle.
IA bushels q good clean dry fine salt
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sss pounds Of good hard hard t aip candle.
"a u bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
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IS barrels Of pork
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@ p poanSs Of or goo goo h nard soap candle.
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
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