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( ,tiAs. III. l4ANsiLki, Ttn and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIxTURE6
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &s
Metallic Roofing, Guttenng and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOX SALE
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And JHwHLnx.

- WIZ have On hand . large assert
/. - ment Of Gold. Stone, Cameo, k.va, FIoren.
Ia teen and plain Gold sleeve Buttons q sIs
;..x - s~.p,ine orr stock before purchasing
MYERS & JANKE, No. 754, Main e..
90 aisn OF the Illuminated Clock.
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MIcAJAH MAHGuM.

EfOR SALE.- 80 feet Of grouna ON TRACE
j street. opposite the Agricultural Fsir Grounds =
Also, $50 feet In the square, Broad streef
The whole, part thereof Il offered for sale. Apply
to DR. BROOKS at his Office,
10 19-lms Main ~. befvveeD 7fh suA 9Th 81
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1IrOkTANT NOTlCk TO THE Ia.

IMPOHTANT NOTICE. TO TIKI LA.
4 Dies Great reduction In the prices Of Dry
Goods Ut " COHEN,S Cheap store. us Broad street.
Having purchased, last week, Ia the Northern mar
kets large Quantities Of Goods At great sscr6cs,
can oder Unusual inducements 70 ell IN want Of desi.
rnble goods. shall name in part, only; fne French
Lawns Is eents goods for III cts Cactus SkrtA $50
ct at 50 CENTS Thread Cambria Hsndksrchiefs i24
GENTS goods only seents piscs; Scotch Lawn Hand.
kerchiefs cts piece; plain and dotted ewiss Nus
lin from l7l cents yard mp; double twisesd Blsek
SIX Aitts S1A cents pair Curtain Muslin 10 cents
yard; Sik Pocket Hdkfs . cents piece; fns Liuen
shirt Bosoms Is Giants piece, worth 80 cents; Man
tilsa from ~ 80 and upwards black silk Lace ebawls
e3 pisce. worth 81 French Woven cofsets, the
best that BE- had In the city, u Is pair. Ut Ho-
siey have vary large sssortmsnt and Ladies win
fndthey can be sulte4 q once to quality end se
and q such priess that viii suspiiss everybody.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

>>~-~~~~~>>~~~~~~~~.
HENRICO SAVINGS BANK...Of1ce u
Il the store Of Smith, Rhodes Co, No. u Pearl
street, Richmond, Va. where deposites will be re.
ceived, on which an interest of SIX PER CENT. will
be paid all sums remaining on dep0site six months
or longer and five per cent for shorter period.
CHAS g. MILLS, PIes't.
f. Fl. RHepgs. Treasr. my 2---3m
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK -.
ltl The METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature receives depostes upon
which interest is allowed at the of per cent il
remaining six months, per cent. for less time.
~ Office at the store of Messrs cambridge
Hart. GEORGE /. HERRING, PreFt.
WIN. g. DANDRIDGE, Tress'r.
je 9-Sm* JAMES g. CHENERY, Secy.
4 COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK--Chnr
" tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, i85S-Captal, $50, OU0-This Institution re-
ceves deposits which interest il paid at tho
of per cent. per annum if remaining deposit nix
months, and S per cent. for shorter periods.
VIM. g. PAINE President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH Is HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer.
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature of the State, Il "
prepared to Give deposits of money of any
over five dollars which will be paid six per cent.
interest all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for a shorter time five per cent
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, T. B.
Starke, at the store Of E. B. Spence, corner Main
and 18th streets. or with either Of the ofFicenL
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
fe21 C. WALTHALL. Secretary.
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LNAe.LE SODA WATER ESTABLlSH-
IL MENT.-This celebrated mandatory 10 furnish
ing very superior article of filtered Soda Water
also, Philadelphi Ale Porter and Champagne Cider
which is pronounced by judges to be the best ever
put up in the CITY, Those in want of any Of the above
articles, would do well to give cali. The above
articles will be delivered ts any part Of the city free
OF charge All orders addressed to the subscriber
to any of the merchants, will meet with prompt at.
tention. WARREN CANFIELD. A gent
lie ID 2nth ST hetween Main and Ernnklin
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denee indeed. suitable for ns6fsss ~ sSss3ss
with every convenience of ~ wsfer - 10
room up sfairs With Wdrm and cola water - 49,.
makes lsbof essy, sseisut room for servants. sneni
closets, store r0omsy wood and coal bouees s0.vs
ntent 70 business snd msykek on Nsssh&l1 strerf -
tween 4th and 9Th. near g. JsmeS Church Il I. =
present occupied b. Mrs.. Hill, who viii ssie &C.
sure in showing Il to any who may eslI L iii -
vacant BY tho 10th, sooner II desired Enoniy. =
above. or at the Rev. Mr. DARD9s's, next door.
IL 12--fa !.
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llK EMlUM GRlST Mills FOX SALE
L have on hand seven of MOVES BURR STONE
at the Worlds Fair London and at every other Fair
where they have been exhibited. have, also, several
small Water Wheels-one of iron, a. low az $30--
Also lot of secondhand Machinery, such as Shat.
ting Pues Belts &c; all of which will be sold very
lIw. 1t be at the store ON 10th street. tive
doors from Bargamin's corner, where Will receive
secondhand Machinery JOHN A. JETER,
Prescott House.
ACreulars with cut description and prices of these
Mills sent to any direction, gratis, application.
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4Vl SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street, at
the store Of Wake Co.-This Institution continues
to receive depostes. which interest Of rer
cent. will be paid for all remaining deposte
six mouths, and five per cent for shorter period
ALEX GARRETT, Pre4t
II. Wake, Treasr
je6-lsw6m PHI BUTLER. 6ec'y.
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DEDUCTION In COKE...From this day
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL.
LARS per load At this price, it 10 cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches Stores
Tobacco Factories and private dwellings az we'll a.
for cooking ranges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at $3.50
per load for lump, and SIS for hailthe first grade be-
ing unsurpassed as fuel for CRATES and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
70 Coke Yards corner 9th and Byrd streets, and
10th street and Basin bank
ie 6.-.ts JNO J. MERTH Agent
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FIRST COLT STAKE.
We. the subscribers agree to run sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meeting
of 1885, for colts and lilies then three years DID, $500
subscription, 8 100 forfeit two mile heats to name
and close the LIST day of July, 1885, three to
make
o. P. Hare names CHI. g. Nicholas LIST, by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
Thos. boswell Names
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AUsOOU CT ed stapla DAT GOODS whieh
muse . sold Within thiny days Bcine snxioas - rs-
aues my sssee = nuch = possible - - la 81 Au
Request eall fa d. la6ies q saiisfy them n fke
eofseosnss q ~ above II addifioa - fha ehssp
eooos e1nmeraeee IL enethex Advertisements NAME
ssfe hsn4eoxne 4lAA of]ka Ltnen DAmask Tskle
Gaoshs Heuseitelse1 Ihreed CamhTi4 Hikfs, Biaek
sllk kias!5c 61leA Embrojaefies, 6oanes nihboea
rasseqN ksney tlisghaask Oeute haIf Hose, crnvesr
Coutr4 nix AND Cotfoa Un6es ehirtst a1ao f1il ~
ssssnene q bsached ~ ushlssehsd Cotsoe & very
eoW pkiees ". COHEN
- SR-aws 49, - 49, = = -
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u H. I'M MAIN NJ. beLWeSu TIN sH4 5th Y.
NOflck..-rhe AuescrsDcr, having kxsss
reelected Constable In the 9Th District Ut Hen
rico county, beGs leave - inform the public that hs
will take pleasure IN attending any business IN aay
part Of The county that may be entrusted TO him and
will nee every exertion perform vaIoas en-
ties y that 81 conserved win Be sstistAd. NJ resi-
dence IL on the Westham Plank Road. short dis
tsnce west Of the city Of nichmend, wheis msJ
generally be found. Respectfully,
NS-dth THO5. -. MONTAGUE.
M 4. LkFkRVRk, BCHOOl, kichmsnd
lsA VA-The hext sesslon Of this Institution VIII
open on the LIT day Of uesobeT. l85G, and close on
the first day Of Jnly. 1857.
TEHns.-6esrd e2o0 Washiag On; Enssh Ias.
ton 80 Mossrn Languages, each 80 Latin &ssS
nsuaic on tiano, Harp OF 0uitas So DRAWING -
Drawing fkom nature SO Painting. water cocrs
II Of 80 Pnnay pepsFtmeas Tor children under
10 years Of ase eS0.
Patrons 81 he School; Right Rev
Bishop Nod, Right Kew. Biskcp Johns Right ley.
hiAhop Cohbs Of AlsbamA. Rev. noses D. uege y.
The Clergy q the Episcopal chnrsh q vifssiss
FAcuLTy.--Hubeft r. Lsfshyse, "A ~. friseipei;
Rev Kspplsr, Rev. w. g. Webb. Jeha I. ~, e..
tie, y. D.. = a LewiA r. d, Jossph niehara, Jo9n
A. Caiys. q. w. Thjlon, Hiss 0ofdou. Mrs Taylor
Medame Estvan. Mia Lacy, ete, efc-
All ietteEs . be directed 70
il p An HuBENT LEsERvNE
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NaOTHER,S BREAST CLOT 81 ga
Vl CERTAIN PREVENTIVE Or: AND nc Sc

z o POPllA K...bO, 600 feet IS Poplar
'-'o y EDWARD E. DUDLEY,
isH 18th St between Main and franklin.
VXTILLlANl j UKGENS has located In this
w city and will be glad to Teceive orders from
gentlemen desirous TO have their houses PAINTED
FRESCO in . superior and elegant style, ct Mr. y. A.
Strecker's Apothecsry Store. Terms moderate.
je 2-dlm'
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VRO ~ Ca q = IS r b s-As tne Sassaees
eeason b fxs a1vaneeds psopose - eel3 tne rem
taats and Nssts. q rory lew prices peey Of wbics
asc ths moet desirobla eyee ard chojee pasessns Y,
The sessoa. Those Whe Wish - paFehAee nov Nst
GOD and fsshenabls = q shs ssItx less q ne
season. HEHAx oAArEAs
iyH Coener MaiR spa peesl -
20 -l1m hao1, 4 taedneqe nss
ofoao. 4fLAu X l0HuNQN
~ 10 No. ~ Main s
S1sk59 lf0a Is Tr16 MALI a 40 aalss prts
= yetslys 1o< tes4aa hea a1ljy u - -
I'LL tupGos a. Sssek
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ley, between Main and Cary, 18th end 18th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROuChES, BUGGiES with and without
tops and SULKfES, al Of his own make, Of the best
sold a. low good work of The kind can be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ash call from thcss
in want Of any article In the Carriage lire, do
termined TO make to order and sell At the lowest
prces possible. and all work sold that d new, war
ranted.
II 26-4o1n MICAJAH MAEGUA.
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4 n Fila W HlTK 8 O l. r II U K
"A SPRINGS, situated q miles from Jetersville
Depot. ON the Richmond and Danville Railroad. so
miles from Richmond will be opened the lst Of July.
The waters Of these two Springs said to be equal
to any waters ia the morntains and have been anal
lied in Philadelphia and have the properties of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD a. follows:-Per day 81 50y per
week So; per month, for % days. ga; Children over
years old and under II years, and servants, half
price.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs.
je l2-d2m THOS. C. WILSON SONS.
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- rabe and valuable House and Lot l. Offered :,
private sale, situated Broad street. ia full view A.
Capitol Square, and few minutes walk of the Bs,I.
and basness portion Of the city.
The House II well built, and not with view to Ia
sold, but for permanent Fesdence. II In well ~.
.raneed. with all the modern Improvements snd com
venences; essnt kitchen, carriage house and stske
feed house. wood and coal house. 1t Is seldom inch
pre- perry il in market.
formation, lie enquire Of A MILLER
je 17---3aw4w At j. u. Goodutau'a
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7THE HAKTFORD FiKE INSURANCE
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In 1870
CAPITAL STOCK $500 600.
This COMPANY has transacted an extensive business
for than forty years, and has aimed to secure
public confidence by honorable and faithful fulfil
ment of its contracts aud owners of property
sured that all fair claims for loss under ts policies will
be literally adjusted, and promptly paid.
4. H. RHODES, Agent,
No 70 Pearl street,
nlol~ o.
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DIR. ADDINGTON,s NEW

HYS2 OFFICE, embracing 1--WE rooms on
Main, between 8th and 9th streets,
has every regulate for performing
any operation In Dentistry in superior manner. Ut
fair Rrice. Henex essaysr poHv rons-meme. NV q
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VIRGINIA: Al kules held d tic Clcrk,1
ofice Of the Circuit Court of the County 81 Hen.
rico. the 9Th day Of July, 1885:
Ws8hington Hattuu. Pr \ In Debk--unon -.
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- FOX n N T..l'Wo Teuemeufs ON
Bank IT., occupied by Mrs. Booker sss Boarding
house. fossossion win be given on the lat Of
July.
Also, the Tenement adjoining, occupied BY Mr. Jno.
Martin. Possession will be given on the ln Of
October next.
Also, several Tensments near tbs Upper Msrlst.-
Apply to JOHN CREME,
je 23-ts 18th street.
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VI BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STA Erys
- FOR RENT.-We offer for rent that desissb,
family redencs situated above iatsy occupied s.
Of Jnr N. Sheppard, Esq. II hes every couyen;srcs
for the accommodation of Eenteel family, and i IN
perfect order. For particulars apply to = -
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- FOX KENT, ard poset ryion 1iye..
s5 Immediately. two desirable three story brick
42 dwellings situsted on Clay street. between 7th
and 9th streets with gas and city water on the pro-
mises and oil necessary conyeniences for senteel
family. To good and permanent tenant the rrrt
will be low The houses are new and 10 perfect o,
der. Applyto z. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector No. 8 Wall street.
iy 1I--Iw Under st Charles Hotel
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0UJNANAYs- .RuW3WWy H. -
-sss,ser - tba Ist Jaunasy last, ueGse
-~mss rsmed AMANDA, Belonging - the
esfsfe 81 Samuel Plsssanfst dsc.sss1 ens
...-. vssss M eni - pssthsr living n Batch
:y,town. spd May relations Twins - rownsLsn,
whsr1 ebs e no doubt hsyb0fsd The .sust 49, ~. !.
viii b. paid upon her dsvery % mo = sae 5.AA =
Henrico and I'll expensee paid .,,-~~r-so,s
nv Stiff ALEA. .. nuIEn n1gE.--
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FLOUR-There 10 nothing doing in Flour, and we
quote it at $6.2506 50.
WHEAT-Receipts still very small. New White
quoted at 3 80 per bushel.
CORN-We have no change TO note in corn.
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LOCAL ws.


The Teachers Association Of this city held their month
ly meeting at the Smithsonian Institution on Saturday
last An address Introducing the study Of the cons
tuition and laws of the United States into common
schools delivered by Mr. G. AtLee which gave rise
to several speeches by the members vote OF thanks
given to Mr.. AtLee for his address
AT the Nayy-yard matters are going forward at
steady pace. All the stores have been removed from the
soopowar Plymouth the ships provisions excepted The
rehtng Of the Waterwich and preparations for putting
the Fulton in repair proceeding.
The new machine invented by and constructed under
the eye OF Mr. W. H. Ward, Of Auburn New York. for the
moulding of musket rife and pistol balls landed at
the yard Saturday This machine has been brought
at Mr. Wards expense in order that the government
and Its officers may have the opportunity TO thoroughly
test its merits Ii is stated TO be able produce hun
dred and sixty leaden bullets per minute for any rearm
in use of any shape and OF any size whatever up to
weight of two each This be DONE too with
out attendance the machine after starting taking
ITSELF so to speak 1t is pretty heavy affair and weighs
about 5000 pounds Mr. Ward has brought with it smi
lar weight Of cyndricay pressed lead for immediate
version into balls All the various styles of firearms
known to the English, French, Swiss and American
vices be supplied with exactly suitable bullets inclu
ding the hollow, ribbed conical and expansion varieties
Ii will require till the st Of December TO the machine
in order for operation which will be in of the build
ings at the Nayyyard We learn, aso that Mr.. Ward is
having at the works of Mr. Jameson in Alex
andria machine for making Shells likewise his inven
tion.-National katsAigenesr.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

May %, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given stock Issued pur
ant to the act OF Congress Of 22d July 1885, r.
deemabe by its and will be paid Treasury on the sur
render Of the certificates thereof
when interest thereon will cease
This department will continue purchase sock prior 10 said
day Of redemption and will pay following pre- su in
addition TO the interest accrued the with one
days interest for The money vendor.
On suoh stock received the Treasury between day
June and the 3li July inclusive per on
The amounts specified In the certificates;
On such stock received between the LIST August
fourth of per cent;
And such received aer 3ls August the In
accrued thereon and only will be
paid
Certificates Of must be du
assigned The United States by the enucd the
purchase money! and when the lei July
assigned present stsckhoder
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore
further given holders United
that this viii purchase the between
June and the day O December unless
500 shall be previously obtaEed and will pay same
from day of
Of interest," days additional money
the vendor, the following rates OF premiums
On stock of the loan Of 1872, premium Of 10 cent
Of lsd7 and Ists premium OF per cent
OF OH September, 1885,
monty stock premium of per
Certificates this notice should be duly
United by the party entitled receive the money
LIST July the half
be assigned by the stockhde otherwise
half that day will be payable
ofore.
Payment the viii be made by drafts
assistant Boston, York. Philadelphia the
parties entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May Qg-dinl2yov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Col Medary copies into the Statesman complimentary
notice from the Washington Union in regard to the Ohio
democracy 1t sets up" the democracy of Southern Ohio
particularly That is all rght-they did nobly; but,
Colonel just intimate to the Union that there is ONE
congressional district In the northwest that has clean
ed OUT the abolitions and sound il from the hill-tops
that old Seneca did the largest share towards the clean
ing."-Seneca Ohio Advertiser
When the complimentary notice" spoken of writ
ten the returns from Seneca county had not reached
this city Their glorious character need not add has
increased the which the democracy of Ohio have
given in such significant manner that their day of de-
verance from the thradom of abotionism and black
publcanism is near at hand.
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moderate expenditure for the purposes above inmated
will probably meet with approval
Some apology would To be due for the large amount
OF foreign statistics which contained In this report
put THIS regarded by many quite essential the sta
ustlcs OF our country in order that We may know
VINO are our competitors and where opening may occur
for the sale OF our products.
Having eudeayored thus carry what he believed
to be- In substance the intention Congress in making
the appropriation for agricultural purposes the under
signed now presents the results which have been attained
during the past year.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
CHARLES MASON Commissioner.
Hon. NATHANIEL p. BANKS, jr,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
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lfnrkefs.

New YoRK, Oct 27-Cotton is firm previous rates. and
holders demand advanoesaes of 100 bales Flour is
ady-sRes Of 500 barrels-Stae, SO 55 SO 70; Ohio
nominal southern, 81 25 81 IS. Wheat is buoyant-
Of 100 900 bushels; white, 81 ca 81 T3j red 81 co.
Corn quiet-saes Of 40 900 bushels southern mixed 6s
Pork closed buoyant at advance-sales Of 800
barrels mess s2l. Beef is frm-Chicago repacked sI
Lard is rm-sales in barrels at 1874 cents whiskey is
steady-oho, 95 cents. Sugar is buoysnt-orleans 10
cents. Molasses is rm-Muscovado, 40 cents Spirits tur,
pentine firm a cents. Rosn is dull at 81 G2 Roe Is
buoyant advance-sales Of Carolina at ~ 5 cents
Freights easier.
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CAMPBELL AND HIS NEGRO VOTERS.

D. Campbell admitted in his speech here last Tues
day night that thirteen negroes voted in Butler county
but attempted to make the audience believe the majority OF
them voted for Mr.. Vaandigham. Nobody believed that
yarn.-Eaton Democrat.
The question that win be raised before the next House
OF Representatives will be this Whether the "white male
citizens OF the third congressional district in Ohio shall
elect their congressman provided in the State constu
ton or whether their choice shall be nuled by negroes
who have right to vote The legal white voters elected
Vallandigham; the negroes elected Campbell. Who,
under these circumstances ought to have the seat2
Cincinnati Inquirer.
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WHAT ARoUr MARYLANDY

In an the estimates We have made to the result Of the
pr.idenal election we have given to Mr. Buchanan the
entire southern electoral vote We believe yet that this
estimate will be fully verified by the result next Tuesday
The only room for any reasonable doubt is in regard to
hs vote Of MARYLAND and this doubt arises entirely from
the late lnow-nothing triumph in Baltimore We do not
despair of different result in that city next week The
men Of substance and respectaby there have too much
at stake to allow US to that violence and mobaw
will continue 10 rule the elective franchise AT the
time we are bound in candor to admit that unless the
who have an interest in the continued prosperity Of Ba
more whether they be friends of Fillmore Buchanan
resolve to SEQ that every voter whether nauralzed for
egner or tmid old native citizen, has the free and
safe enjoyment Of his elective franchise have reason
10 expect any other than another triumph Of violence
1t becomes them consider well whether the interests of
their city can be sustained after another such shock its
reputation has recently sustained There is moral power
in the hands OF the substantial in every community
which can frown down the influence Of mobs but
to be exerled ecctually it must be resored to openly
and with brave hearts. Enough OF murder, violence,
and mobocraey has already occurred and is daily oc-
curing in Baltimore to arouse a spirit that will
restore the dominion of claw and ORDER But If we are
disappointed in this hope still put trust in the
tional of the State for signal victory. We have
doubt that as between Fremont and Buchanan the voice
Maryland like that every other southern State is nearly
unanimous for the latter. 1t is longer matter OF
doubt that the contest between Buchanan and Fremont
and il is equally certain that the only effect OF vote for
Fillmore in Maryland will be TO increase the chances Of
Fremont We need not dwell upon the significance which
attaches to the fact that the Fillmore and Fremont men
bays baan able hnrmoniyn and all
State elections at the North need we aude to the in
dicatons of close sympathy between them as to render
their fusion Tuesday next as not at all improbable
These pregnant facts that cannot fail to arrest the at
tenon and excite the fears of the true national men
Maryland We look to the result for united southern
vote for Buchanan with unabated confidence.