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William Farnham (mute), Port Jervis injured
about the head.
G. W. Gill, Fairfield county, Ohio; badly bruised
but was improving yesterday.
The following gentlemen are attending the suffer
eiS, and doing all that professional skill care and
perseverance can accomplish:-Dr. IIardenburgh
Dr. Van Etten, DR.. Robertson, Dr. Lawrence, Dr.
Stevens, DR.. Brooks, of Bnghamton; DR.. Eply,
Cocheton: DR.. Bonneville, Milford Pa
The ladies of the vicinity and citizens generally
are aiding the medical gentlemen as much as pos
sbe.
On Mr.. Headley's arrival, he visited all the suf-
ferers, and informed them that they should have
all the attention possible at the expense of the
pany.
INQUEST.
The Coroner, l.. L. Harding, convened jury
about noon. The first testimony taken was the
identification of the bodies. The jury then viewed
the ground where the disaster occurred and then
evidence taken as to the breaking Of the rail-
The evidence of the conductor, Thompson, showed
that there were about eighty passengers in the two
cars. They then adjourned to last evening.
ductors on the line, not having a single accident
during his time-twelve years. He was in the for
ward car when the accident occurred.
The Erie eleven o'clock train arrived last night
having but few passengers, none of whom were
from the of the disaster. They all state that
everything concerning the accident waskept strictly
quiet by the railway company, but that they had
been informed at Port Jervis that the sufferers were
doing as well could be expected-some suffering
intense agony.
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HE NEW AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
DRESS FOR THE HAIR.

HE NEW AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
DRESS FOR THE HAIR.
49, CANTo I.
Miss Flora McFlmsey of Madison Square
lady OF fashion, of wealth and of beauty
spent money like water for stuff for the hair
Ana DID 1t because she thought it a duty
10 pant the fine lilly-to perfume the rose
70 qua refined god-though few would suppose
MISS Flora Mctlimsey, with beauty so rare
Required aught to make her 64bre charminaIv f,ir
CANTo II.
Miss Flora had heard of a noted Professor
Who dressed his own hair, tho not a IIarlrcsser
hlth a magical wonderful, great preparation
NOW used in vast quantities the nation
rms noted Professor was grey as a rat
AtJuyeniIe thirty-nO older than that
hmd the amount OF poor hair his crown had upon it.
through now as black ravens wing
W ith lustrc enough for ball room kins1
would not have been accepted, such was its harsh
ana dry character by any ashionist however bald She
might nave been, who eer bonnet
TINS is all of this beautiful and startling poem which
VIII ne punished IN this paper. Ir you desire to learn
the elect OF the preparation which Miss
Piled to her hair call at 312 Broadway and Professor
Wood agent will prove to you that Woods Hair Rcstor
atFe one OF the best articles for identifying and pro
noting the growth and restoring the original color of the
halr ever safe, put before the world.
CAuTION--B"ware of worthless limitations rs several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restoa
tive Depot, St Louis, No. and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN G. GIVEN, Chinamans Tea Store
Hl+-" 81 and 80 baltimore street
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ROAD MATTERS.

The Board of Directors of the Erie Road. at the
regular meeting held in New York on Friday, re-
solved to not enter into any fare arrangement with
the Western Roads for the present.
The earnings of the North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road during the month Of June were S22, lOl 80. a
decrease of 81, 554.45.
The Schuylkill Canal and Reading Railroad
brought down to Philadelphia during the week,
nearly as much coal as they did in the CORRESPOND
ing week last year; but for the season the canal
falls off 70, lNons and the railroad 227Oll The
Lehigh Canal falls off 80, ass, and the Lehirh Valley
Railroad gains 32,45S. The net falling off on ali
the lines is 30l, al tons.
The Beefontaine and Indiana Company are now
paying 20 per cent. on the principal of their Real
Estate Bonds, due lst January last and are giving
as proposed, their Extension Bonds at 8 ) and Z
years for the remainder They ALSO pay the arrears
OF interest on this particular class of Bonds, and
hope to resume regular payments of interest on
their Mortgage Bonds in about sixty days.
The Hannibal and st. Josephs Railroad runs
through the richest tobacco hemp and cattle lands
ot Missouri rivers, distance of 207 miles-and is n
continuation of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Michigan Central roads. There are now LOG
miles built, leaving l0l miles, which is expected to
De completed by July lst, 1859, at an estimated cost
OF 81 ,2l2,5OO The federal governments grant of
land is 900 acres.
The receipts of the Chicago St Paul and Fond
du Lac Railroad for June, 1858, were S3S.5l3 RI
against S37 ,067 y in June, 1857 showing an in
crease of 81 1884 63.
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The report brought to Boston from the telegraph
ic fleet by the ship Alice Munroe is considered as
discouraSing in regard to the great experiment of
laying the Atlantic telegraph cable The frequent
fractures of the cable during the present trial. as
well as during the former attempt, lead us to fear
that the proper mode of accomplishing this great
undertaking has not yet been ascertained; yet we
still indulge the hope that the present effort may
prove successful.
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telegram from New Orleans, dated yester-
day, conveys the melancholy intelligence that Gen.
john A. QUIrMAN died at his residence near
Natchez, Mississippi, yesterday morning. Gen.
Q. was born in the State of New York. but
when quite youth cmgrated to Mississippi, which
State he has served in many important positions, at
the present time being Representative in Congress
When the war with Mexico broke out he voun-
teered to fight the battles of his country and served
with distinguished ability until peace declared
His death will be universally regretted throughout
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not only because it falls within the line of their
peculiar duty, but because they alone have the OPP
portunity of fully detecting the minute details by
which It's steps are surrounded and by which it is
usually tracked and exposed. That the whole mat
ter needs careful consideration and ought to be
subjected TO searching inquiry, is an opinion in
winch we think most citizens will coincide.
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THE CUBAN QUESTION AND TIE WAR OF
RACES.
LORD MALMEsEURY's THREAT AGAINST SPAIN RELATIVE


Paris Time 81 Correspondence Of the London ioL
1t is seriously believed here that Lord Nalmesbu-
ry has conveyed to Madrid his determination to
mark his disgust at the Cuban authorities being in
completely with piratcal slave dealers. and openly
fostering this hcllish pursuit around the island by
wInkIng at an American occupation of the Havana
and thus cementing firm alliance with the great
Anglo-SaXon republic, so to secure an ovcrpow-
erlng ally should the balance of power in Europe
be disturbed by France.
1t is equally asserted that Spain has bargained to
give all the supportt can to France in return for
formal protectorate Of Cuba against the Yankees
That the "ect great conflict IN the aror{d ,rM be be-
teeea les races L"fines and the AagioSoroa and Ta-
tonic natioaoltcs is theory of thoughtful OBJ
servers. In such a struggle it is obvious on which
side the great modern elements of superiority are
predominant gold and coal, iron and ships and
above all, free press, freedom of thought, speech
and action.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability sitch finish and design
is not eccelled by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23, and S25
Inc above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Saesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST..
pl9-u L. y. CHASE, Agent.
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u I Il n

Tn the 18th instant, WILLIAM aged IL months and 10
oays' son OF Lewellyn and Emily ID. Phillips
On the 18th instant, after short but painful illness
SADRACI A. in the 10Th year of his age eldest son If
solomon s and Sally A. Saunders.
On the 18th instant, AN ELIZABETH AGED % months
Simpson. ~ ~ mary Ann
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COAL, NoTIcr

we would here respectfully inform our friends and
S OF coal generally that receiving and
TO the Locust Gap and Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance quality and durability cannot be SURPASSED
by any brought to this market We merely desire parties
TO give these Goals trial to convince them of this f,ct
taken at once and in quantities ten tons and upwards
we arc enabled to furnish them So 25 per ton of $40
IDS We also keep constantly on hand Lykens Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals
'WAsHGURN & HOUSE,
Jel9tIo Office 80 Lombard St. 2d door west of South
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me best in the world Prepared especially for family
use by the Baltimore Coal Company 1t burns freely and
leaves no clinker
DoBBIN WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents
je23tf oe C.1i'
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THE DAILY EXCHANGEis published every morning
Sundays excepted price Two CENTS; served IN the CITY
at twelve and half cents per week, pay " Wv,
mailed to subscribers ofthe city at oi-N
perannum. TERMs-invarably cash IN advance, offlch
ATIoN-North- East corner OF baltimore anu
or, Stroats Doir,ara Letters be addressed ''To
THE DAILY f EXCHANGE Baltimore, Maryland''
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|. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,
TMDp nIr MN

|. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S.
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
IO3 BALTIMORE STREET.
R9' To Clergyman Of all DENOMINATIONS and SEWING
Societies attached to Churches, offer our Family Ma
chine at hafprice.
~ W. E. FREDERICK,
'-f'i Agent,
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FOR BEDFORD.
For YORK SPRINGS
FOR THE SPRINGS.
L. Ea.! I -.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
BERN ELEY BEDFORD. CAPON, JORDAN'S. SHAN
NoNDAI.E, and the CENTRAL VIRGINIA SPRINGS
FOX BERKELEY SPRINGS Morgan county Va take
ne through Mail train leaving Camden Station. Balti
Mure at 8, A. NJ except Sundays stopping at Sir Johns
hGn StaOn III miles from Baltimore and 2mcS from the
Arrive at Sir Johns by noon, and Berkeley before
+ NJ The Express train leaving Baltimore at O5 z. NJ.
!" y connects with the stages for Berkeley Sir Johns
: n Station at 1920. p NJ, by which passengers reach
Il Springs before midnight
For BEDFORD SPRINGS. bedford county Pa \ by the
MaII Train from Baltimore, at g. A. NJ the Express ev
ing at 500, p. NJ, or Through Accommodation at TO- F.
M Tor mbcrand, ESQ miles and thence by stages rs
miles to Bedford. The stages leave Cumberland every
morning at o'clock, arriving in time for dinner at the
springs. Fare by through ticket $3.50.
By inns route there is bh ch0ng from stage,
ana no trouble with transfers of persons baggage
For JoRDANS SPRINGS, Us miles from Harpers
Ferry, and near the Winchester Railroad and
For SiANNONDALE SPRINGS. (l3 miles from Har-
pers Ferry on the road) passengers will take the
Mail Train TAT O. n NJ to Ilaper's Ferry and connect
with trains on Winchester Road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS, take the &, A. NJ. train from
baltimore to Winchester, thence by stages % miles
arriving at Capon for early tea Fare Winchester,
$3.50.
For the WHITE SULPHUR and other Springs in the in
terror of Virginia, through tickets now sold at Camden
Station via the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Tickets to be had at the Ticket Office Camden Station
w. =. SMITH,
lc.lO cubW Master of TRANSFORMATION
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Excursions.
La l ........ BALTIMORE TO MOUNT

la T::.:::;;s-l b BALTIMORE TO MOITNT
A1I--.---2 VERNON
GEN ERAL TRANSPORTATION OFFICE RAtTrNopp
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, Baltimore, July l6, 1858
Arrangements have been perfected by which visitors IA
MOGNT VERNON may procure THROUGH ROUND
InIF TICKETS from Baltimore on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DA \ ) of each week, until further notice.
rake the 645 A NJ. train at Camden Station for Wash
lhgtoh, where at $50 Whang's omnibuSes will be in
"ng to take passengers to the wharf of the fine steam
er THOMAS COI.LYER direct for Mount Vernon tn,
steamer VIII leave Washington at $50 A. NJ stopping at
1eAhdrla and Fort Washington, and arriving Mount
Nerhon al IL clock allow visitors ample time to in
tc e entire premises. The boat will thence to
washington about p. NJ, in ii take the 10 2 NJ
tram Tor Baitimore or allowing three hours in Washing
tol they may return to Baltimore in the 80 F. NJ. train
arriving here at S p NJ "'
Round Tickets for the entire trim including Railroad
Omnibus and Steamer s. % each To be had at the Tc
ct Office, Camden Station.
l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
W. p. SMITH,
JyIf-Im Master of TRANSFORMATION
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IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
~ For Families, Manufacturers and Others
IN our own family we of Wheeler Il Wilson's
Ed. ". 7. ErangcIiSt. ~ f
l2o BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22-tC w urnn,
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N A Y AL.


The T. s. flag ship Cumberland Capt. ]. s. Miss
room, bearing the broad pendant of Commodore r.
a. Conover, was at Port Praya llth ult., bound to
the coast OF Africa on the arrival of the store ship
daily expected from the United States The T. S.
snip Nlncennes, Commander Tutten, lust arrived
from coast of Africa, to sail again was also in
port. The L. S. sloop-of-war Marion, Commander
Brent sailed few days previous for the north coast
OF Africa. The U. S. sloop-ot-war Dale, Commander
McBlair, was at the Canary Islands.
The U. S. steamer Antelope, Commander Lynch.
Pecheli.
Thirteen hundred men are employed at the
Charlestown navy yard, engaged upon the dry dock
extension, the machine shop, and the ship f'IIart-
ford" The ''Levant,' is in the dry dock ,ndor
going thorough repairs The Hartlordis nearly ready
for launching, but will remain upon the WAYS until
the completion of the engine which will not proba-
bly, be forthcoming for year, as the contractors
seem in no haste to finish the job.
The commandment of the Charestown Navy Yard
Friday received orders to prepare the steam fri
gate Roanoke Immediately for As this fine
battleship has just been thoroughly overhaul led in
the stone dock, it will not take long to have her
ready. She now lies under the shcers, with all
three masts in.
The court martial recently in session in Wash
ington for the trial of Commander Boutwell, U. S.
N. on certain charges and specifications involving
disobedience of orders while under Commodore
Mervin in the Pacific squadron, which were brought
against him by the Navy Department. The court
concluded its session several days ago. but the de-
cision is just now made public. 1t appears that
Commander B. was found guilty on all the charges
and specifications and sentenced by the court to be
dismissed from the service President Buchanan
has, however, mitigated this punishment, by order
ing in its stead the suspension from the service of
Com. i. for five years, on furlough pay.
Mr. William Hope and family, recently attached
to the British legation, have returned to England.
Mr.. Hope is a nephew of Lady Napier, and though
very young, served with distinguished bravery in
the principal battles of the Crimean campaign, re-
ceiving one of the sixty Victoria Medals awarded
by the Queen asa reward of vaor. Mr.. RUSSELL
nephew of Lord Johns who is said to be the clever
est man connected with the embassy, is also about
to leave. Mr.. Erskine, the new Secretary of Lega-
ton, has not yet appeared at his post.-N. Y. Post
scholars in the country, has been made an L. L. D.,
by Allegheny College at Meadyille. The degree of
| d. d. was also conferred on Rev. J. Mex. Riley.
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Amusfmsnts.

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.
III MONDAY EVENING, July 10
Complete of the celebrated
MATT p ELS
ORIGINAL
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
They the best and oldest organized troupe exant
THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS!
THE ABLEST DELINEATORS!
THE SWEETEST VOCALISTS!
THE BEST DANCERS! and the
MOST GENIAL HUMORISTSl
In any Musical Troupe before the American Public
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Prof. Charles Elliott, of the most elegant
scholars in the country, has been made an H. L. D.,
by Allegheny College at Meadville. The degree of
| D. D. was also conferred on Rev, J. Mex. Riley.
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Dnn0s an0 M(usit.

EH1t4sE---- = - WILLIAM GAEHLE s. co.
II II n Fl n From the late Firm of Knabe, Cache K Co.
- MANUFACTURERS OF
~, GhAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES
Northeast corner of EUTAw AND FAYETTE SITS
W, - Baltimore, Nd.
here may be seen PIANOS, which for elegance of finish
sweetness of Tone combined with an agreeable touch are
second to none in this country.
Terms and prices moderate and every instrument war
rante Pianos hired, and Tuning attended to promptly
ap6-tf - fiN''
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o. llattnetsbip aotitts.

N OF G. E.-THE PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between f. G. WATERS &
son was dissolved the 10th instant by death of f.
G. Waters. =
IliE uNDERSlGNED will continue the business under
'hG same name ANDREW q. WATERS.
paltlhore, July 10, 1888. jy144t*
E NO-PARTNERSHI GIRVIN
~ has this day associated with him J. NJ GIRVIN
under the rm of j. j. NJ. GIRVIN. who will transact a
&L.N ERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at No 90 Smiths
art and make liberal Cash advances on Consignments
nalLlloIt, JuIy lst 1898. jyl2H
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX
THE JEWISH QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.

Details of European News to Sd inst.
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III rrlE5.:...;. GREAT ATTRACTION.
-------Hi1 --saiz-s EXCURSION TICKETS


-----=-Rf1-11fz-s EXCURSION TICKETS
FROM
BALTIMORE To NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN.
FARE ONLY SI3.
The NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
will issue Excursion Tickets from Baltimore to Niagara
Falls and Return the rate of THIRTEEN DOLLARS
good to return at the pleasure of the purchaser Ticket
not transferable.
Parties from Baltimore desiring these tickets must ap
ply for them a day in advance of starting
Trains leave Calvert Station, Baltimore at s A VI and
$50 ?. NJ Passengers leaving Washington by the Is
A. NJ train connect with the A. NJ. train and those by
the train at $50 p NJ. with the $50 NJ train.
For through tickets and and reliable information
apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station n f. corner of
Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
Jyl3 tt c. c. ADREoN, Superintendent.
Is r5;:l NORTHERN CENTRAL
-zs-ez-.2 RAILWAY-FOR TIE SPRINGS
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA THE
TOWN.
FOR BEDFORD.
passengers leave Calvert Station at SIS A NJ and 10
PM connecting with trains the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top railroads to IIopewel thence by stage
ford The stage road from HOpewe is order and
two daily lines of coaches connect with trains over the
Broad Top Railroad. At HOpcwc there frSt-rate ac
commodatons for passengers Passengers by trains at
~ I'M, breakfast at Huntingdon, and leave 40 AN,
direct Tor bedford Those by train at SIS NJ arrive mt
Huntingdon at PM, supper at IIopewe and can
go through to Bedford remain night IIopewcll
rare through $500 Baggase checked through to the
Springs EXCURSION TICKETS from BALTIMORE to
HoPEW ELL and back, will be issued at Sc 4Orood for
days Hacks will be in readiness convey passengers
FOR YORK SPRINGS.
Passengers leave by daily train at 3l5 A. NJ for Hano
yer, thence by stage the Springs arriving there early
the same afternoon. Fare through s312b
FOR CARLISLE, CALEDONIA, THE WARM, DOUB.
LING GAP AND PAPERTOWN.
Passengers to any of the above places leave
NJ, or 10 2. NJ.
FOR EPIRATA SPRINGS.
FOR further Information apply at the ticket office Cal
vert station. c. c. ADREON,
J9"u Superintendent
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SEA BATHING
At
OMFORT AND HAMPTON.
NnkE STEAM pAHk ET COM

j. q ~; rgsz1 FOR CAPE MAY.
--.----- E -------S Commencing SATURDAY, July
ID s5S. PerS ms DESTROYS Of visiting this celebrated
BATHING PLACE, are respectfully informed. that ar
rangements have been made with the PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD CONPA
Ny, by which passengers leaving President street Depot
daily Except Sundays) at 80 o'clock, 4. NJ will connect
at New Castle with the steamers of New York line daily
aud with the steamer Balloon, TUESDAYS. THURS.
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Returning the Balloon leaves
Cape May at o'clock MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, connecting with train which arrives in
Baltimore at 40 p. NJ
Passengers having their Baggage checked will please
designate which boat they wish to go ny.
Fare, including carriage Hire on the Island 81 servants
50 WIN. CRAWFORD,
iy1IN lrnnt
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&ank Aotitts.

M ERCHANTS' BANK. BALTIMoRE. June
4FA % 1S5S.-The President and Directors have de-
cared dividend of FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT
payanlG on ana after Wednesday, the 18th proximo
je30-tf N SpPICC c,.,.
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HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS

~, HAVANA, July 10, 1858.
The sloop jamestown was in the oling all dav
yesterday, and several officers were on shore to
procure letters, fresh grub and Havana enioyncnts
generally, with the expectation Of receiving orders
Tor cruise northward and nearer home Health
OF the ship improved under the genial influence of
the strong trades always found in the Gulf on
the north side IF IN bo Jur;n,r tbo e,r,,,,,,
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARD WAKE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
importing our foreign goods direct and obtaining our
American Hardware from the best manufacturers cash.
we oher to country merchants stock which, in quality
ana price Will compare avorIby with similar stocks in
any OF the Atlantic cities. An examination is soil
clted. jyI9
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THE ALBEMARLE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SlSS. 900
POLICIES Issued, Losses ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TIiOS. u. JOHNSTON.
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
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- E51 NORTHERN CENTRAL
--.----e- - RAILWAY.-FOR THE SPRINGS
BEDFORD, YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA, THE
MhKM, DOUBLING GAP EPlIRATA AND PAPER
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the low and vulgar, where Inc
ribald song was inculcatcd, and
the indecent story, toexcite laugh
ter, and influence the bad pas
sions. Lord Clarendon has attrib-
utcd success and happiness in life
to associating with persons more
virtuous than himself. If you
wish to be wise and rcspcctcd-ll
you desire happiness and not ms
cry, we advise you to associate
with the intelligent and the good
Strive for mental excellence and
strict integrity, and you will never
be found in the sinks Of pollution,
and on the benches Of retailers
and gamblers. Once habItaote
Yourself to a yirtuOuS COURSE
once secure u love Of good society,
and no punishment would De
greater than Wy accident to be
Obliged for half day to associate
with the low and vulgar.