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Ornamental, Carver, 8ilber & pteselrabmen,
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MECHANICS SAYINGS BANA J
umseSpsen mad bent neusn @sbdube Der Baltimore 8anf, ,4f
ode BON Baltimore unb ct. paul Strdbe.
ira Mt6arbi y l0orfeD - VraitOent.l
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Yianp8 auf BeIteunno

unb snn isssr 5pl8. unb 8aaart ,perOen 8. Tieterti ) q
Die sr6ete Sersfatt wtrb auf BITE A'bstt unb auf bic Gus.
enen. @tnblidcren t berpDreebenhe !Sufirunent Die Gar
ante ubernebmen, baB Is ale &t8enfbe item zines euten pta
betbe. s4lg sQi nd fAs ~a.15.en!1 hs ateaE H1Ht
D Mae Snarumente aus rasiner Sdbrtf iperben fir 5 Jabvt
Spn. benz Edo be5 WertaufeS an %9aranttrt. @la r55r3u ll
BeIOnbere Aufmerflantfeit pirb aHf bic Nuspatl BON SIN.
frunenten, pelGe in etner srrBen @ntfernuns ~Oerfenbet wsr-
BEN. S%erpeubet unb en gDrrebt bs ltmtnnI4es tnaerbalb T
NUnateu sDm gerfauIstaee an, tpirb 8eaattst, fDlte eth Sa.
ffritment ntGt S~plhdnbta b%ertebtgcu.
Z o. @rob6dnbler tperben %wpblttun, Bet uas Spr3v rs6sn
ebe Fe f) anbertpdrtS unfeben.
8efSnhta ~sprrdtbta eine AusiuabI Spn W eI Ubepn
BON ben befen Observation-Disclosures Su $45 bts 5000.
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eebensz mno TeucrzO ELECTROMAGNETIC ce
HsJ I4 ,-4ja"C BON ~''-W|ts y,
- NJ John G. Proud & SGhne. uI. j

H} IJOnn U. lfTouu U ORnne, Hl- A
r-q SEQ. 3d. SeconcItraBe. 8altimcre. fH11.
NJ 9Dtr aberuetn,en 0erf5eruneen lauf Die ua6hsbenpeu gers
fSsrunes-S Onrpa snissn, wsl4e Oas st06ts. @aPital bsisen.
Aetna Serliderun9S: @rmpaSnie, SarfcrO
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Sprinsielo8 erftderuuSS. Comp SprtnsfisG0
aS~ ''tiJ SIZE, 600. .'-''D -
astna 2ebenss @eriiterun9ss Comp, SarfprO
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r1s W. $500, 00O,
YOltsies terben dusssstrti8tj unb 9erlufs prompt ausbes
ahlt. 1rr .ffusu 4ETu r.r41 s.rr.fftf MailJfT
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'0etltGerllngeH, Speptttpnsz II. neutrality-suspicious.,
yTCbnffpn'8 Nerffd1eruno8s 81 0enfrr.-

-rsftH as fNr, rs, SecSabfraBf. Erf.rL .
Comp. Der Galep bon 8ireinien,
sec NIT $4,000 Gapital. 'e. 1
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Nlbemarlez Snl uranee> @Dnlp. 81 a~rlcttenpiQe8a
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10 Ind 5QJ. init $251 @53 capital. ID usi'
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0erf6ernng aeeen TeuerSSefa0r.
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Xmniber, Yuntbcr, Xumbcr. +

> Gambler Xuntbcr, Number. I5s Itu
Mue SDrten Won Sautpl. ais 8rsster, Salfea, ,Dielen.
.@dinbeIn,@ Qatten ,onb 5uBtSben, (Dtelen) Eblrrlbmen
8snfetrabmeb 8ents. Seuren1 saOsn une geinie (@iSals
Stual Icltb a~rdrbettet mad B II 8eIdmadSpi fen Wufern aus
benz btieu SplSe az btai8tm Yretle. @eitmsbretter tSbelUtnay
Partitions unb u sOltee Sretter fur aifen tsts Osrr etbis uH6
werben aae Irtsn 9eeslarbett, .~SeripaItsn uaS serl&usteeH
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that tho anxiety of mind caused by the
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Our President.

lie entered the VIII Ito House, says the
Albany Eceaiag Journal, with promise
Of q cedom TO Kansas on his lips, and
scheme for cnslaving II In his pocket
To declared war against circulating
notes aud in six weeks was issuing them
himself Before the ink was dry with
which no pledged "Economy"-bc had
drained the Treasury OF its last dollar
Before the printers were done stereoty
ping his innexiblc determination never
10 borrow--ho was in Wall street solicit
ing Loan?
lie congratulated tho Country on the
|inal end ofSlavcry agitation--and he
las been agitating it ever since. He
ordered Paulding TO stop the FiIlibus.
ter--and then recalled him for doing it.
Walker OF Nicaragua lie pronounced an
rendered him the hospital.
tiles of the. White House. Walker of
Kansas be furnished with written in.
structions and turned him out for obey
ing them. In 1857, BE- took off the heads
Of all Postmasfrrswho could not ~hur-
ral for Popular Sovereignty" In 1858,
hc takes Off the heads of all who repeat
the cry of 1857.
lie withheld troops from Utah, where
he proclaimed there was war--in order
to keep them in X ,nsls, where heiniss-
ted all was Peace. IIo sells Forts ut the
West for 1.-THE of their cost in order to
buy sites at the East Mt ten times their
subordinates i'm both cases,
the difference. lie iscontinu.
ally asking for new Steam Frigates-
but he will not use those he has, either
on the coast of Africa or in tho Gulf of
Mexico. He sends out steamer, os-
tensibly to catch the Styx-but with
private orders in the Captaia's desk, to
do nothing Of the sort. Claiming TO be
tho most frugal of Presidents--ho has
spent moro than any Of his predecessors.
Assuming to be above party prejudices,
ne makes partisanship the basis even of
Ms invitations to dinner
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HARD TINES IN KAvsAs.-The Kar

HARD TINES IN KANsAs.-The Kan
sas Herald of Freedom gives discour.
aging view Of the times in Kansas. II
says:
Wepity the man who is compelled TO
raise money now in Kansas. We were
told by mo Fey lender, the other day,
that he was receiving from 10 to 20 per
cent per month for the use of money,
and lad been paid at the rate Of 20, 10
%, and 30 per cent per month To dis
count notes. The lowest rates on good
security, for tho use Of money seem to
range between tsreo and five pcr cent
per month. Men with twenty and
twenty-five thousand dollars cannot
sell property at any price to realize
even afow hundred dollars. Real estate
can be bought ut runous rates, persons
feeling compelled to sell to realize ready
money, perhaps TO save their credit
Hardly any branch of business is sus-
tanning itself
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Free Negroes in Mississippi.

An unexpected decision in favor of
the rig;its Of free negroes has been made
in Mississippi. James Brown, a planter,
had two SONS by one Of his negro wo-
mon, whom hc set FREQ and located in
Indiana, with their mother. In his will
he ordered the proceeds of his estate to
DO paid over to these two sous, his only
children. His relatives contested the
validity Of the will, and It was suppos.
ed they would succeed in breaking 1t,
but the high court OF errors and appeals
in Mississippi has made final decision
sustaining the will and giving the estate
to tho negroes. The judges said if tho
negroes had remained in Mississippi
tho will would not have held, hut as
they were taken to u state where the
right of property pertained to them by
law, they had the same rights in o Mis-.
sissippi court as any other citizens of u
free state.
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President Monroe,a Remains.

RICHMOND, July 5.--The remains of
President Monroe arrived at half.past
eight o'clock this morning, attracting
an immense throng Of spectators to the
whnrves The military wero drawn
up on the wharf, and Governor Wise, in
company with the Mayor of the city,
went on board the steamer Jamestown
and were introduced to the guests.
The Regiment Of the New York Ma
tional Guard arrived about half.past III
o'clock in the steamer Glen Cove, which
went oyer one hundred miles down the
river TO tho steamer Ericsson, that yes
sci hering got aground. The military
were received in u speech by Geo. Null
ford, which was resi- onded to by Col
Duryear.
Tho remains were taken from the
Jameston by tho pall-bearers and pla.
ced in on open hcarse drawn by SIX
white horses. At halfpast eleven
o'clock the procession moved TO the
solemn tones of the dirges played by
tho military hand.
The bells Of the city werc tcllcd AMI
minute guns were fired during tho on.
tire march. Hags were displayed at half
mast. and many houses were drapod in
mourning. A shower Of rain haying
fallen, the atmosphere was less opprcs.
sivc, and the march was nero comfor.
table to the military. The streets along
the line of MARCH were thronged with
spectators.
The procession reached Hollywood
Cemetery ut clock, the military forw'
ing o circle around the grave, CRANE
dirge was performed.
Gov. Wise delivered an address, Civ
ling sketch OF tho life and services o
President Monroe, aud tho circumstan
ces which led TO the removal OF his 70
mains from New York.
lie paid a high compliment 10 The
patriotism of the city Of New York, a
evidenced by the attendance Of thu
National Guard. lie concluded with
an eloquent appeal in behplf of tn,
Union of the States. After prayerby
Tho Rev. DR.. Reed Of the Presbyterian
Church, the remains were consigned L
the grave amid the firing of cannon.
: The ceremonies having closed, th'
National Guard were escorted TO the di
ming hall, where the afternoon was SO
CHILLY spent with the Richmond militia
ry. Speeches were made by Mr.. Cooh
rane, Governor Wise, Col. Duryear ant
others. The galant bearing Of the Ma
tional Guard is the subject Of universe
praise.
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"That Man will Steal."

A friend has told us good one upon
old Lish, the father Of Bill English. Bill,
ut heavy outlay II is presumed, man
aged to get his picture in Harper's Mag
azinc with flaming pug of himself, $50
We arc told, wo haven't seen it) and
fraEkcd cart load OF tho ISSUE contain.
ing IL home for his fathers Distribution
the old man presented u copy to an iIlit-
crate, hard-head old Democrat, remark.
ing that there was the picture OF the
President The old fellow scanned the
picture carfully for several minutes, an (.
then, with his eye. i'll riveteI u,,on IL,
and with nm energy Of utlerancc that
showed conclusivcly that his remarks
werc the result of thorough conviction,
he snid--"I don't like that countcnancc
Mr.. English, rs sure MS there's IA God IL
heaven that MIN lcM stedl". OF course
the hopeful father tainted away.-Sey
niour Times.
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the candidates to lay asido their pres
emit preferences and unite on the man,
who worthy and qualified will combine
tho most strength to slay the hydra
headed monster, corrupt locofocoism.--
Judge Hackclman is an able debater
and would expose to Wow tho sophis-
tries and Inconsistencies Of his wiley
opponent with force and cloquence
that would toll in tho masses.
We hope that our friends will mcct in
tho spirit that insurcs success, forget
ting all past differences, and heartily
cooperate in the selection Of the mos
available man, to reflect the true senti
mcnts of the people Of the 4th Congress
sional district. If mono of those named
by us be the the man. he is In our midst
designate him and well elect him.