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In tbr ,,s,s Of yev.YOrl The Free Bsnking system,

IL tihte OF New-1ork me Free DonAlng sJese1,,
Il enyrafed in the constitution must root out tae
fboyation system fast their charters EXPIRE In
Connection and Nes-Jersey the friends OF close cor
poraiiOns have secured msor1es IN the Leglsafures
and by giving charters 20 the Free banks have var,
tuaIy repealed the Free Banking law. In Illinois aud
Wisconsin the Free is the only Banking law In YER
mont Ohio Indiana and Tennessee both systems pre-
vail. and in Massachusetts, New-Hampshire, Maize,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia Carohnas AMI
Georgia the close charter system prevails.
The three States that have the greatest interest in
fostering the free banking system, are Pennsylvania,
Vim inia and Missouri. The first has debt OF forty
mlions one-half Of which would be held by her own
citizens fit we're made the basis of her currency;
Virginia needs some machinery that will place aud
sustain her stocks az par in order TO finish her pro-
gramme of internal improvements the adoption OF
the free banking system is the only thing she can do
TO accomplish this. The same may be said OF MIS-
sour.
The fact that txo-thrds of the entire debt Of the
State Of New-York Is held by the Bank Department
for account of banks, places her credit on par with
the beet earth. Foreigners often say, Nod danger
when SO many Of your citizens are interested"
For the week ending Saturday, August 4, the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company skipped 5,OlS05
tuns Of COAL 500 tuns OF this amount was sent VIA
canal-the balance 3,275.o5 tuns, by railroad. The
total amount of shipments for the year. since the LIST of
jan 1885, from this region s i07 10 tuns. From the
Frosiburg region, ever the Cumberland and Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad, 24l6 tuns were sent by Railroad and
2ll0 tuns by canal-toal amount for the week 526
tuns From the Georges Creek mines over the
Georges Creek Coal and Iron COmpany's Railroad,
6l62.l7 tuns shipped for the week ending Satur-
day 4th inst. The 10 al amount for the season thus
far since the lst of January from this region is
l26, 5si.05 tuns.
During the week ending Saturday, 4th inst, IS
boats descended the canal carrying 5,79i tuns OF coal
and IA tuns of coke. Cumberland Journal
The Philadelphia Ledger says;
The coal shipments by the Delaware and Hudson
and the Pennsy lvania Canal Companies are not pub
lcy announced as are those by the coal carrying COM
panes of this State in the Lehgh aud Schuylkill re-
eions 1t is only occasionally that the figures touching
lie OPERATIONS Of the New-York companies mentioned
are reached The following are given in The Miners
Journal as correct to July Goth, which show much
Ior,.- "a than yypa nricpated.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Tue ALDERMAsIc CoRRUPTIoS CAsE.-The Com
mttee appointed to investigate this matter making
some progress. They had meeting yesterday morn
ing, ai which Ex-Alderman Whitlock voluntarily ap-
peared, and, under oath, exonerated Aid. keeney
hom al connection with knowledge of the alleged
bribery. lie was asked number of questions, but
he refused give any further information relative to
the matter.
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advertisement
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pe<kase Dr. CURTIS will be at the office daily from 10 10
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hyorshls ot harvesting. Which Il stu progressing IN
OF cur Northern States and the CszAdss. - "'as p9s
Miehigsn White -, do Red -, Soushern wht. -. =.
asz q kee 70 cheics 81 IS, DO. Mixed 81 so3s5 w
There weee ceaances 81 Nle., f,,,, IN. I'll a. a.
Of Ausrst. both inci1s Ne ~ " ne tts
INDIAN CoS-under the fee Of the Ltic's f.ver,h,
courts 10 Z1tn a and 'emroaGy elimination il toe res
our market advanced &C. = oss bat with better rv -
Ct tbs has since be esi For export uoecate arv ~
existed wht og home consunrton and The Eastern S,.
good demand las prevailed sont sales Of western Mrs
srve made sw days snce IS CO bus Deliverable a.
ing Al this month sc 10 600 during Is DAYS October -
and IS, Geo during las, half this month, CSC.
Western Mixed, Sc !, Sc ftsi Southern Yellow Sos.s
White is selling email quantities At 81 10
CleayaDes FROM Aec York from he ia 70 ne liza ASss-t kf
fnoiusre
To Liverpool IS AS bush To West ioo b..,
To Antwsrg..... ttS To South America. 50
RyE-A sale Of SEQ bush new the spot ie IA,
at 81 ss For future delivery nothing has Anprsd since n
last adyces
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Ocean slesIaers
TO ARRIVE,
Passengers Arrived

In trig hdteiLd Reed from BeymHda-Rev Mr. Kemp, M
Zull Mr. II yersmi,h F. Smith. Rich rd Dill, N Darrell
VIM Tab NJ Philips Mr. Lghbourns, Jas Firth, Mrs J.
b. Jones and two children and ia the tie rage.
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BY Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA-Arr Aug IS. ship Conrad, h45a ~ ~
GIRO June g. Left Rio ships Sea witch, os w w.
and " hte Sgual, for San Franoscobofh from 49, ~
KNEW -ORLEANS-Arr. Aug. IS, bark lucy D''''
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,.pc.Y. Cure or RUPTURE. PILES

WA as-EpwAEp II DIXON M D., Editor Of The scalpe
pd Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ 5th-av has
established spacious and conmodious private Hospital for the
reception those that require prolonged attendance The
above cured without the knife gature. DE-
D. reers nznbeT Of gentlemen cured by him In this
CITY Ofce hours from g. to g. and TO 9, evenings
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MaTkets-CA REFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY, Aug 49, 1883
AsHES-The market is firm for Pots SO l2i Pearls
ouiet but steady At So 81 a Sc 81; sales 90 bbls.
COTTON manifest much hrmness, with moderate
business doing chiefly for export The sales reported at
eco bales. We continue our Gu Jtatons as follows:
EEW-yoRs cLAssiriCAriOs.
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IAdTertisenenLl

HAsxns fATFsT IMPROVED CsxoPy AND META sure
guaranty sssfp,t Musketoes and all lnsects
". STRATros, Sole Agent, No 30 Chsrbersst.
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The HoUsELEss. - The note dated New-Ycrk,
Ang IL, and directed 10 II. w. c. bya Friend"
IN which was inclosed Three Dollars for the widow in
Cb mef-st-, was received yesterday and viii be ap
Piled ss requested. A total of SC has been received
and Acknowledged. II. W.. c.
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iAdvorttgementt

Desires 10 PURCHsSe q DwELLiNG-HOUSE and
IoT or vAcAxz LoT eecf l4h. I'd 3iths, between
h sad sth-ava slst between sh add 7theve Price
cot 70 exceed $4,000 Address A. M No % West zdst.
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Receipts of Produce

BY North Rrer Bodh-7lS bbls Flour, 80 liz bush Con-
$50 obs Whisky bbls Ashes. 1873 pkg~ Lard, 2955 do OF
Cake. $50 TINS OIL Gaze. l .2l6 bsgs Rye.
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John Mckinney, the perpetrstor of the recent muir
der at Newark is still unosptured, and little hopes
now entertained of bis arrest. The Germans of New
ark are collecting fund to Offer reward In addi-
ton 70 that already offered by tho Mayor, and for this
purpose they ore giving series OF converts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14

T1OmPsOns Bank Note Reporter has the following
remarks upon the comparative security of the char
tered ard rec bank 81 stems:
The practical working Of the two systems is Illus
tIated by the recent failures az follows:
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nroy STARS our Ascent for the ssle Of TIE IT, - Of
ParEssos n. J. lie viii serve THE TEIsusE MY
Me.sr.. DERRY, ORION Co. and HowARD STAGE
spuly the Morning Edition Of The TnIsusg AZ y Fsls
hrSw. II. WATERS viii supply our friends LII
with THE TRIBUNE. -..eo hss TIE
Mr. @ w Pace, No. 81 Rsndolph-st, Cn n.; ~.
Tss rsIRrxT can 30 oe,slns1 10 ToEosro, CAsAcz 1os
CAMPBELL, Kipsst West two doors east o. f~
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pnorusaar,s aT BrMY's.- vIgneite bead

Malo nowhere u
Fursps Or irics except ks establishment Photegraphs
szS~,f = ~aer oSiofs and slipped every size f,0m
a. all l,aature. $50 Broadway, over Thomp.Ops
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sqout ten mihons Of dollars IN Deposs hes produced
n fke movement In Loans

CUMULATIVE TsaE Of Ne LoaAs sfee Cfs .lscs ds< De
y0sifs Of De Bas Of he CITY Of Nes for* for IA reeks
sndsno SaxvSay Aug 1855 and Saturday, AHS. u, 1854
To stleh afIsd As Capital a sa4s Bans az ne Latter
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otL...........s25,s44 y

llciene'.''.s.'ssss.'sss..s4oH u
The gain has been on the through travel mainly.
Detail of the earnings Of the Gslena and Chicago
Union Railroad Company for the month of Juy
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,
Increase per mile this monsh.........s422
The advance in some of the leading stocks last week
was as follows: Erie Bonds, 1875 4 Erie Bonds,
1871, 2l New.York Central 6s, q New-York Central
Is, III Illinois Central rs, J! Erie R. R. shares,
Harlem r. r., !; Panama r. r., q; New-York Gen.
tral r. r., 80; Reading r. r. 81; Cleveland and To-
ledo K. r., Il Chicago and Rock Island r. r.. I;
Cumberland Coal Co., Il Nicaragua Transit, 4 Can
ton Company, l. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana X. R., II, Michigan Central, 81.
The Pittsburgh and Boston Cliff Nine Copper CON-
pany has declared dividend Of IS p share, payable
Asg. %, at the Transfer Office, Boston.
We understand that the Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad Co. have negotiated with Messrs. NJ. Nor
gan Sons and Schuchsrdt Gebhard and other
capitalists OF this City, loan upon their cent
Sterling Bonds, which provides the full amount Of
means the Company require to complete their rosd
from LogaIsport to Richmond, from which point thew
run over the Eaton and Hamilton and Cincinnati
HsnliltOn and Dayton Railroad Company to Cincin-
natl. The road it il calculated viii be open in No
vember to Logansport.
The Lake Erie, Wabash and ST. Louis Road Is be
ing pushed with energy ana viii be opened we IN
derstand TO Huntington in sboa; Ten days. giving
that fertile section OF country railroad connunics
ton with Toledo.
The New-YOrk and New-Hsyen Railroad Company
have called meeting o: the stockholders a. New
Haven on the ith Sept. next 70 consider, and II they
deem it expedent to accept the Resolve of The Cen
ersl Assembly Of Connecticut passed at lis last ser
sion authorizing the Directors 70 pay or purchase I'D
the whole or any part Of The outstanding Bonds Of the
Company and for hat ard o.bei purposes 10 issse
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc......rHIs DAY.
SUS-Rises... Sets.......7; Moos-Ses.... s;N
HIGH wArER..............rHI DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1888 Gov Islsnd.. g.: Hell 0ae....llN
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WhaIerr.

CID at Tew.Redfori Iith ships Herald soenIzs FL ca
Ocean; Draper Sanford North Pacific; bark p..s ~ fsx
one Skernsn simmons DO Sid ship Falcon Pscnc a
snokep-Aprl H. bark a. K Tucker, Smith Dartre''
from Talcahusno cutting in Q 100 bb. sp. whale.
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fksrprsI.euentJ
PU1DY's NATIONAL TTWATfx-Mr J:
2ccrS "a he s-.,c y O'Nesl Gssss again To SisHr
~ ~ Comic "a stof' Diana and boz Nynph vita Mons
e&akipr ana AIDE. THkssss. ast a Farce % soneiude
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BURGLARY The grocery store Of Patrick Lennon
corner Of Second and South Frsste was burglariouf
" entered on Sunday night and robbed Of $40, besid
400 of worthless bls.
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Loans & Disc'ts. Specie. Circuls'iou. Deposits
Angus. T. loo ms 6s SIS &S $50 $76429S SS5279o go
August H.. lto,77f209 IS 2s965s 77l4,4l S,iAlS9
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-The police of the con-
solidaied city made ~ arrests during Saturday and
Sunday night IL of which were for drunkenness, the
remainder for various offenses.
Yesterday morning Hugh McGrath and Philip Tag
CART arrested for drunkenness by the Fifth District
Police were taken before Justice Jacobs, who booked
them for the penitentiary.
In the Sixth District where lager beer predominates
there was not single arrest for intoxication.
In the Seventh Police District Greenpont there
has not been aest for drunkenness during the past
sm weeks
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CoRoNER's IEouEsTs.-Coroner Redding held an
inquest yesterday morning upon the body of an un-
known man found Sunday evening, floating in the
water at the foot of ykeman-st., by Officer ConRel
of the Third District Police. He was German, and
had gone into the water on Saturday afternoon to
bathe when he was carried away by the undertow
and was drowned. He was about feet inches high,
medium size. Verdict in accordance with the above.
Coroner Hanford held inquest yesterday after
noon on the body OF child found dead in Wiloughby-
1T. on Sunday night Verdict, found dead, was rend-
cred.
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POLICE CAPs.-Tbe Mayor and Chief of Police have
decided upon cap to be worn by the police IL is to
be blue cloth large front, with the word police, and
station to which they belong, and number of warrant
IN rased letters on the front of the cap The caps are
10 be donned on the FIRST of September.
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Total net prof. for months 4f 57s 20 fsfS3 81
The business of the Norwich and Worcester Road
for the first time in many months shows in July gain
on the corresponding month Of last year. The figures
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS,
RsIieffn Five MIMI,

Five nInuto0s
fHLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC STRUT.
rTNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant
Il safe, and efAcscious remedy for al pulmonary
DISEASES, has enabled the proprietor TO reduce tDs
proe to place II within the reach Of ell caSses
1te superiority most similar preparations lie at
tested by many eminent ply sicians Who hsve been
sys witnesses Of its efficacy when the Usual rene
dies have failed; alfo by thousand Of onr most
spectacle citizens who have used IL In their families
both preventive and cure with never falling suo.
cess for the last twenty years. during which period
With very little cid from advertising, &C., he
gradually spresd reputation over the whole Union.
La cases Of recent CoLds Coughs, Eoc-sesess, le 10
gives immediate relief ard gene rally cures In day
or tvc, without interfering with diet bus1eT,
rendering the system more susceptible OF Cboi, in
chronic cases, Aslhsso, WhooSsnV Cough, Group,
Bronchitis, A6ecions Of the L1srs, dSd Cors.rP-
tioss it Is slwsys very beneficial. ard seldom ils
when commenced In time to perfect o cure.
Prise IS and 60 cs7ts q bottle.
Sold wholesale BY Patterson Marin, Stott B 90,
Rijgey Co. Alexandria by Peel 4 Stevens. In
Georgetown by NJ. Ciseel.
~ TYLEHS GUN IEABIC CAND1 DROPS
Q similar congestion to the above, but in . nilder
and mere portable forE they act Ike . charm on
Q troublesome Cough, and clear the Throat md
voice. they contain NO injuricus drug. are paFtieu-
lsrly recommended for children frequentsrs OF PUB
lie bli-s, public speakers, singers, "a.
Price AZ and Is cents per box
For sale at most Drug and Candy Stores
oct lift
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ECoNoMY.-A slight knowledge of hu

ECoNOMY.-A slight knowledge Of hui.
man nature will show, says Mr.. Colqu-
houn, that when man gets On a little
in the world, he is DESTROYS of getting on
little further. Such is the growth of
provident habits, that it has been said
that if jcurneyman lays by the first
five shillings, his fortune is made. Mr..
William Hall, who has bestowed great
attention on the state of the laboring
poor, declares that he never knew an in
stance Of one who had saved money com.
ing to the parish. And he adds, more
over, d" those individuals who save mo-
ney are better workmen if they do not
do the work better, they behave better,
and are more respectable and 1 would
sooner have in my trade an hundred men
who save money, than two hundred who
spend every shilling they get. In pro-
portion as individuals save money, their
morals improve they husband that Lit.
tie, and there is superior tone given to
their morals, and they behave better for
knowing they have little stake in SO.
ciety."
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.
LET TEE SICK HTAR TEE rRuru.

TIE SICK HrAE THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BEsyAMIS.-WheTeyer known his tes,l
mory will be conclusive. But lest those who DO
not know the Captain should be sceptcal, Or. Daw-
son B. Bro, with Others Of the best known and most
highly respectable citizens Of Easton, endorse his
wonderful cure by
HANpToN's VEGETABLE TINcrURl.
EAsros, Oct 4, 1884
Msssrs. Mortimer & HoVtray:
Gent,emen-I feel il my duty TO you and the pub
lie to certify to the effects OF HamptonS Vegetable
Tincture. I was for more than I'VE years tailoring
under a disease Of Chronic rheumatism. and the
great part Of that time was so helpless that had
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
became reduced 10 a mere skeleton All the med
icInes took done me no good, and continued u
grow worse. heard Of Hampto1s Tmcture and
thought would give IL Q unl. At this time did
not expect TO live one day after another. I'D not
take IL (the Tncture) for the Rheumatism, but IN
a short time was well IL that disease. From the
effects Of your incture and the help Of God am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted to Try Hampton's Vegetable
Tinctu.e, as have done, with the same eject tnsf
it has on Your obedient servant,
him some of Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, and b.
Heye the above statement correct.
DAWSON pno.
Prom our knowledge OF Captain Benjamin we are
confident that the above statement Is true and IN
exaggerated. }. a. JOHNSON,
CHARLEs ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets 9atis, and see Cures q
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neurairia, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. Asa
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
il unequaed.
Sold by MORTIMER q MowBRAY, 100 Bald
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. SroTr q Co., J. b. MOORE, ID. 3. CLARKE.
CLAREr BOwLINs, w. ELLIOT, and X. McPHER
SON, washington; also, by r. q. r. CrssEL, Geores
town, and C. C. BERRY, Alexandra, and BY Drug
gists everywhere. ian Str
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mo. 6331
Notice Of Withdratcal of certain Lands IN
Wisconsin,

No. 1881
Notice Of Withdratcal of certain Lands IN
Wisconsin.
WHEREAs, in pur,uaucs Of joint resolution
w Of Congress, elt II d ga z. solution .xplera-
tory Of an az Iassed August third, eighteen hun.
dred and Hfy four" approved March g. 1855, relat-
in, to tie Fox ami Wisconsin river grant, the eff
feet Of which is to enlarge said grant from three to
Eve sec ions in width, the President of the Clsitsd
S,ctes has, by bis ordsr barring date the ninth day
OF March ultimo, directed that certain to xnships
situated the STATE OF WIscoSsIy, on each side of
the Portege canal aud the For rirer and the lakes
through which 1t passes. Gncludipg he lands hege
tofore withdrawn and withheld for said yraut) shall
be Withdrawn from sale or entry for any lrposs
whatever until further orders
NOTECl Is therefore hereby given that said lands
stua ed as hereinafter descibe1 have this day been
Withdrawn from sale entry accordingly, to wit
In the district Of lands subje to sale at MENAsHA
North Of the base line and east Of the TO urh rrincs
pal meridian.
Township 10, on the lett bank of tb. Wisconsin
river, ard townships 13 and a. If range9
Townships II, IS and IA, of range 10
Townsnp IA, Of rang. IL
TTSwn;bps T. 49, Is n ssd 49, 10
Townships IL, IL AID 10, Of range IA
Townsh p II, 18, 10, snd 20, Of range Is
Townships is, 1t, IL, 10, 20, 20 AID 81, Of range
1G
7ewnsnips Is, 10, II, Is. 10. 20, q, and %, of
rangr IL.
Townships IL, 1e II, 10. co. 81 and % of range IS
Townships Il, a, is, IL, 20, Fl, y, a,a 23, Of
range 10
Townships II, 70, 20 and "a, Of range ~
T0wDsh ps -, .3 and "a, RANGE Il
In the distric: ofiands suljec. to sale st MINERAL
PoIar:
North of the base lire ard east Of TIE fourth prsaci
pal merriam.
Townships IL, IL a0d u On the left bank Of the
Wisconsin river, OF range
In the dst,t Of iaads subject to sale at STEVENS
POINT:
North Of the base lire and east of tn. fourth principal
rneTidiGn
Townships Is ans l6, Ct rauge8
Towns" ips Is and l6, of rsnge9
Townships Is ard Is, of range 10
Townships 10, l6 and II, of r.ngs1l
Given under my hand, at the General Land Onee,
at The city Of Washington, this third day of April
i've.
by order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land ONE.
ap5-2aw6Y
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GROIN WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
. BETWEEN n'',aas 4. SrM NEW roa.

"ILL dispatch a Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice a week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore TO Boston,
This line affords unequalled facilities to the busi
ness men of the District of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight and give through
bill Of lading to Washington al the lowest rates OF
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended to by the following
agents: A. e. HALL,
So Exchange Place, Baltimore.
I'll. b CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
jan l4-d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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UMayer Wood has received letter
stating that the Commune of Niederwye,
IN Switzerland has sent 800 of their Door.
est inhabitants to the United States
Upon protest against their embarka
ton, made by the United States Consul
at Hayre, they were then provided will
$40 each, to show that they were no
destitute, and sent to New Orle ans.
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MILITARY HISTORY
wi UfinkMafeI,- Sifne of C. ihr,f.nr

WI Drinkwaier's Siege OF Gibraltar
Swimmers Sige Of Vienna by the TWk5
KRolly's Russian Campaign OF 1912
Jomini's Military History of the Waterloo Gem
paign
Buckles History of Che Bengal Artillery
Nclan's Cavalry, its history and tactics
G'ene's Military Memoirs, Campaigns, Baiuea
and Suatagems OF War
Military History and Details of the principal mill
tary events Of the last century, 5 vols
NapieT's Peninsuar War
Napier's BATTLES end Sieges in the Peninsula
Samuei's History of the British Army
British Military biography
Gleig's British Military Commanders
Stocqueler's Wellington, RubLsou,s Picton. AN
sons Marlborough, and many others
The Subaitern in the Peninsula
Mar ,hali's Military Miscellany
Schiller's Thirty Years War
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