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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
Natice to Contractors.

THE undersigned Commissioners, appointed BY the
u County Court of Dickson county Tennessee to
contract for and superintend the building OF County
jail for said county, the town Of Charlotte will
let out the building of said Jail the first Monday
June next, to the lowest bidder, the Courteous
door in the town of Charlotte Persons wishing
bid can the plan and dimensions of said building
by calling at the Office OF the County Court Clerk OF
said county at the Court house in Charlotte We will
receive bids up TO the first Monday in June next.
The undertaken will be required give bond with
good security for the performance CT tue work
ROBERT McNEILLY,
ROBERT OAKLY,
TH0S. OVERTON,
7. B. TRIMBIE,
TH0S McNEILLY,
apr2e-wtje1 Commissioners.
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From Washington.

special Dispatch % The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April "a. 1889.
Although the President at first strongly
demurred to the amendments of the cass-
Yrissarri treaty, he will finally aecppt them,
TO avoid further complications. IL Is doubt
ful whether the Senate will accede so readily.
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JOIN BIGELow, Esq, of the New York
Evening Post. writing from Italy of a visit to
the Carthusians, the silent monks, says of the
DINING HALL.
At the end of the hall was frescoe de-
signed to represent the Last Supper, after the
manner of Leonardo Da Vinci, and / am
bound TO say it was a long way after it, But
what struck me about it was the burden OF
provisions and joints under which the table
groaned. aud the prominence given TO the
prodigious ham in the center. Our guide in
formed us with undisguised pride that it was
the work of one of the fraternity. The artist
evidently bad felt that, though the somewhat
lenten fare provided 0y Da Vinci may have
answered in former times, something more
was required by the apostles of this genera
ton. Another thing struck me about this
fresco. The brethren eat no meat, nor even
eggs or fish. on certain fast days. nor do they
speak at table; aud yet the apostles are rep
resented indulging themselves in all the deli
cacies of the season, their master in the atti-
tude of conversing with them freely, accord
ing to the sacred record.
OF THE BURYNG GROUND.
/ asked to be shown the place where they
buried their dead. They took me out again
into the area, with which have already said
the cloisters communicate. In passing to il
through the hall | was little startled by the
frescO of a Grecian sage near the door, Of CO.
lossal size, with his finger on his mouth, as il
prescribing silence. and beside him famous
goose, its open mouth stopped with wedge
shape stone, also intoxicating the same Lesson.
From the selection oI Instructors il is evident
that the artist intended the lesson should be
Ineligible TO every grade OF understanding.
A plot of ground, about thirty by forty feet,
In she area, was shown To us as the last rest
ing place OF all the brethren who had died
since the foundation of the convent. nearly six
hundred years ago. When l expressed my
surprise that so small space should have
answered for the burial OF so many. was told
that they used no collins; that in that soil de-
composition went on so fast that no traces Of
a body remained utter lying in il five years;
that they erect no torlbstones, aud conse-
quenily they kept on bnrying in the same
little plot, and might continue to do so for
centuries to come. without disturbing any
ones visible remains. When l say they erect
no tombstones. mean 10 members OF their
own fraternity. Strangers who die there. es-
pecially II wealthy or distinguished enough
TO make il an object. have tablets placed over
their remains, bat they are inferred In dit
frrent plat of ground, separated by wall
from that which is devoted 90 the monks.
The monks think the rapid decomposition
which takes place in the soil great merit, as
IL Ia that respect resembles. in some degree,
the ground brought from the Holy Sepulchre,
at great expense, in the middle ages. for the
famous Campo Santo OF Pisa, In which IL Is
NEST distinctly affirmed that body would de-
compose in a single day.
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Interesting Relic.

We find in the last number of the Culpep-
per Observer, the subjoined account of the re-
cent discovery, under circumstances some
what similar. Of still more ancient relic in
the shape of a manuscript letter addressed to
General Washington by citizen of Fauquier
county, Va, in the year 1881, which, by
reason its greater antiquity, and of the re-
markable fact that the writer still survives
to recognise and explain the circumstances
under which it was indicted. cannot be re-
garded as even a greater curiosity in litera-
ture'' than that above designated:
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HoIloway's Ointmeas.-Asthma, tight
q The eiaess. aad The diseases u tae
throat and iungs, yell a. Ehs iaassar2ble srap-
aud asesrs Which attack he skin and sesh yield
Invariably "a this preparAfioa. spras-iw
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Al tbs hease al Fefares warr4Hsee - pissse
charge siiI BE- made.
We sezid ssgechailg inTite tbs coaman1s en4 onr
fftrnd3 - geneFsl - NEsf graf Hal - fFfraE
toFes uheTs pctures q he maet 1rlrbrated 1lates
uaen eAd tsYioes caa BE sseR, va hEs ExEellebeF
fresi1Eai 11ftlaEaa he fire Freslfest, h Ezrel
ieucy Cos. leAnsoa, Hea. Cave Juhnsos A T.
hroaa, J. A. Arkueia. Pa. II. Aos1sf asa tAasns-
sna osisfs e lfs-lslshsps Piesze Kav.naugh
k.ry, Pa nes hsseens sssis, AnaFe4s asa Rss. Br.
farar. ke-. A.
s.sses & he AAsss sAA - A.a a lsw ps.s :.
4nY tizae-
Apxlz-af.
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LOOK AT THIS !

7 FFER for sale one # the valuable Farms on
the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis
near Ashport, containing i2Do acres, with about u
% mile iroBt-lbOacres uetrly ready for cultivation.
II possesses unusual advantages Tor a Wood Yard,
stock Raising, Grain Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred. Any amount II g0ad dry can
be sold At fsir price, The timber consists Of large
gu nifty Of Gne Black Walnut, fras, Mulberry
Honey, Locust, Ash, Maple, Cotton Wood blackberry,
Pecan, nc. Timber and Cane Il y evidence q high
land. This Farm has attached % q small Island
the middle Of the 'front.' around which the chute pass
= in moderate high water, the ioot Il Il gives a
hareor for Wood B0si against the dr Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements are also a
protection wood against the hg best b. sior-
ing IL back along the chute and the boat % Il,
saving once handling a. improvements. good d~ei-
ling and oal houses all new. Il Is only % sc this
Yarn 10 appreciate ne valgs and unSSal advsb tages
OF ocation. viii sell bargain exchange Il fsr
su ali Improved place-say % % acres, WITHIN Ia
miles Of Nsshvilie, LOUISVILLE - LOUIS Memphis
ana will give liberal credits the balance gener.
ais make quck sales leaving for purchasers
to eouspiaia- Lose no time yea ~ant No. I Farm
upon The greatest river In the Worit foF further
10 iormation address me II Nashville Tenn ar apply
10 Jzfaes Johnsons aear The Farm lie stii she's TIE
Land 4 ana not there. D. KAfBRY.
l. usvfIie Journal. Memphis Appeal, ard ~ Iasnis
Republican copy to amount u IS and charge tins q
lice. apri6-lsiwASTw
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New Publications.

RATE LEN7 REcEIrLn

SHAKERS: Compendium of tile Origin, history -
PrinciP's. Rules and regulurens, Coverin eri ard
Doctrines OF the United Society Of BeHevcrs CHRISTIE
Second Appearing, with In graz hies ~ Am zee Jas
"hh'aAerr j. Hoeknett j. Neachau ana Iucy right
Py +. W. Evans. ] sol. HSmo
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Tusr % had vAFisgy q Robes q cAAmbFs. a ".
- risns priees- J. Ii. McsilI-
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ART GALLERY
or American Portraiture.

Corner OF Union and COLLEGE Streets.
fTNHfS sstahlshmeht. the most exteasfss IN the
SaefhNest. sfiA eaEtinaes D. BE lhe rrsarr ~
TIE fAsttea sBd teauty q our eeuntry Wh.ck aalir
endorees fhe sentiments - tho1z4nas, tk4a lhs
great ENroEzuM for
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CcNTNR.

ONWARD; Or, Tar AoFNTII> CrAErrrpEs. A
Tale Of Progress By Jane Ann Wmsctm. / vol.
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PETERSON's cheap edition of waverly Novels
ROB ROY, just out. Price 25 cents.
The Chess Players Hand Book-by an Amateur
for sale by F HAGAN,
apr2S 80 Market ST
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Time Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
By HARRIS, GORDON l. co.

On Tuesday, May 3rd, 1859,
WE will offer for sale, Auction, in front of
w Warehouse
200 hhds n. o. Sugar, all so bxs Langhorn L Sons
grades; Tobacco:
$50 bgs choice Rio Coffee so bxs Godwin's Rosebud
500 kegs ShoenbeTger's Tobacco;
Nails, assorted sizes; so bNs Keen Smith S do;
500 bxs No. Soap; so bbls Vinegar.
500 :" Star Candles; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 bbls. Molasses; lot Of super Imported
100 u do. do; Brandy.
With many other articles.
TERNs.-All sums under $500 cash-all over $500
sixty days for approved endorsed notes payable in
bank.
apr2s-td HARRIS, GORDON & co.
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WATER COOLERS AND BATH TgBslu
WATER COOLERS AND BATH TUBs.ii
WATER COOLERS AND BATH TUBsil,
MACKENZIE MI<cHTN
anr13zG Il Cosieze street.
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CcNT1NrS
Looking Upwards; eonn md JcarIe. The Family
at A cyne; on OF and AWAY: Fndesvorinr; I'd
ward Arnold; Poor, yet Noble: Iitfle barry: Poor
Jamie Clark Fields White INTO the Harvest. She.
sand Huts; The nTnnkard's Cottare: The Tnfant,a
Ministry; Stand snf: Old Moses and LITTLE Apah The.
Rocky Glenn; Salon Widow Mel cod; s,ana and
Iona; Clouds and Sunshine: Faiths Conflict. Fatt,s
Victory; Reunion; Summer rays: Tic Fadnr Flow
er; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding Tay; The.
Mountain Tops Appearing; Fastening On; The sire,s
birthday; The Summit Gained.
PASSAGES FROM TRE AUTC BIOGRAPHY OF SIR.
NEY, LADY MORGAN vol, I2mo.
lFrcm rhe IAndon Athsr=um1
"This volume Brims win sense eTererness and nm
NOR A livrly ami entertaining collection Of great
mans thought and quick wcmang observation;
book To be read Cor nisnt and 10 be sought
hereafter for rsference.0
lFron the london Daily News1
"a charming Book. n Is long since he reading
public has been admitted create treat as his
fascinating eslleetR ef Wit anscsssc and gossip liz
Is adeiightnIremniscence Of brilliant past toldbv
one OF the best wits still e4tant.~
w. -. RERHK L.
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w. y. nEERY s. CO., Public square
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GEO. b. BROWN.
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The idea of buttons and blankets"
seemed to amuse him infinitely.
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apr2e-1t
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On Tons hot blast Pig Iron just receiv ed and 70
OO sale by d. d. DICkEY.
mar23-tf
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4ianos an6 Mustf.

rzria--..-5s THE BEST PIANO FORTES
u n II CIIICKERING & SONS
They have received 80 Medals for their SUI
perority all other makes and fair of the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD They are
acknowledged by all Judges to be the REST NOS in te
United States. " ~
H9 Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned T STODDARD
d2ff No 4 Snuth Calvert street
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miscellaneous.
TECTS-THE Cj

TTO ARCHITECTS.-THE COMMITTEE OF
1 THE CORN EXCHANGE BUILDINGS COMPANY
will nav the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for an
ACCEPTABLE PLAN FOR 4 BUILDING, suitable for the
purposes of EXCHANGE, to be erected on their lot
bounded by Bowys wharf the vest Wood street on the
south and South street on the east The and west
fronts the lot being each 81 feet inches on the south las
feet inches The Committee reserve to themselves the
right accept such plan may appear to them most sua
Bile which PLAN on payment of the above premium will be
come their sole property.
The room for the meetings of the Corn and Flour Exchange
must cover superficial of not than 5000 auare
feet and may be located the floor In all other re
sec the structure IS left to the and
who may present plans having view, however, for the
adaptation OF the residue of the building business pur-
poses ana limiting the thereof sum not exceeding
thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS
me dW ngs required limited plan of each story,
cross and longitudinal section and geometrc elevation
ysh 'front.' al made to scale of i of inch the foot,
ty must be accompanied by full written description,
a the materials, the mode Of construction, the
I apartments, the heating and ventilation, the
and the time the building will take to put up
a prepared in accordance with the above notice viii
~, aNtressed 10 the COMMITTEE OF THE CORN EN-
CHANGE BU lLDlNGS COMPANY and left with the Sec
Teary OF the Corn and Flour Exchange South street
Saturday, 2lst mlI6t
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I = ID SAH 2 e. n. IUVEH
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL OIL PAINTIN &C.,
AT AUCTION
VIII be sold THIS Saturday MORNING April I4th 1889
at III O'Clock, at Sa es Room, No "a Baltimore street
A GENERAL VARIETY
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6J0al.

GOAL NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
MS COAL, will carry on A GENERAL COAL BUSf-
NESS, under the firm of T. D. LONEY CO. at the Office
sy oes 9T, By Their former Agent VI Basford
Baltimore, January ls 1859. jaItf
COAL co,,,
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TOM 90 punds Su-
pertor quality of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL "
DelVered Tree OF charge in .the city, s.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
nm. ~ Coal and Wood Dealer.
W., n W; corner Park and Fayete streets
Wharf-oot Eutaw street.
KINDLING WOOD
am now preparing on my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD which ! will sell
6ficePrat and Fremont streets '''0 i-i'00'i''
Park and Fayette streets.
WOODl WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
ana split for sale at prices low can purchased al
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets l'Ao 0"N'
Park and Fayette streets. aulOtf
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!I
EDWARD A. ROBINS,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Office No. Sun Iron Building
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets
All orders left at our Office will be promptly be at
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from the
american Companys and other mines in the Georges Creek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo car load.
az. STICKNEY Il co,
ap2lu Exchange Place
CHAs. FORSTER, JR VIM r SLACK
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SNants.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASE OR HIRE THE
w services Of middle aged SLAVE WOMAN for
term of years. and would advance money the same to
any who has such dispose of these terms
Apply to RUMBLE WILLIS, No. 20 Second street, Bal
timore ml4-t
C4asEI WANTED.-Th advertisers desire
-82@AsEp urchasnga light twoseated CARRIAGE for
family use DARE, SPR0STON & CO,
ml2eO2t' No. 95 South Charles street.
WANTED.-A SITUATION IN A MERCAN-
w tile House, for YOUTH of years of age, where he
have opportunity TO advance himself by his indus
try. The best Of references given responsibility, &c
Address Box LIP Baltimore Post Office. m32w
WANTED.-The present employers of young
Of three years experience, desire to for
him situation in respectable house, change in their
business leaving room for him. Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address Employers at this office apl6u
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S. THALBERG,
HY. VIEUXTEMPS
And other eminent Professors and Amateurs
Thalberg, who has used them, says:
haze examined your Pianos and Iregdrd the introduc-
ton Of the DOUBLE SOUNDING BOARD as one that
must commend i,Se az Piano Forte players lind them
to be EXCELLENT INSTR UMENTS'
Our Pianos made of the best material and
with full IRON FRAME, and all the mprov
which give them unequaed durability power richness
Of Tone elasticity of touch and beauty of finish Every
Piano sold by warranted for FIVE YEARS, with pryi-
ly satisfactory.
The public invited to examine themselves either
our BRANCH WATERFRONT, 235 EST BALTIMORE Street,
near Charles, or at FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WARE
ROOMS, $40, 5l2 5sand 522 West Lombard street
--.- - NEWMAN, BRO. * SONS.
OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Tuning and Repairing Several good Second.
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Amhlit SALES.
BY CANNON & nAIyrnE,Us

DUBLIC SALE OF
S' sfS5iEfs Of viii III o s Of 6s
AE Stock M 6E BR6R RssgGnE at f. 5SoS s
Salmon, and 10000 of Pressed light red and of kiln
these Gudes 1boa no XII e K w Bc
4. , I DAVIDSON, Receivers.
ml3ts CANNON Il MATTHEWS, Auct'rs
BY SAMUEL j. SOPER & co.
DOSTPONED SALE.
on MoNpqY RG 3o 2S ERg TfT AZ AUCTION T5T fS
t at B9wys wharf will be sold the cargo Gus
310O BONES ORANGES.
11OO BOXES LEMONS.
Ok BAGS FILBERTs
so BOXES sHELLED ALMONDS.
3.5 BAGS SIS. ALMONDS
ml4ts sAMI.. J. sOPER CO., Auct'rs.
Rfs.:t TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
P rk9PEg sTRE o. JOHNSON STREET, SOUTH OF
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the ndersigned as Trustee viii oerat public sale at
DAG My Fi& m f6 1S5g a. At GR 9SqS en-
tmore and described follows that say beginning for
the The line Of the east side Of Johnson street at the
o aGs %n9 o6 g9 By q emssd Hy John
running thence southerly bounding the east of John
belonging to William Wright thence easerly parallel to
Cross street II perche thence norhey parallel Johnson
street % feet more or less to ntersect line easery
from the beginning and parallel with Cross thence
reversing said line odrawno the place of beginning
Inc lot IS improved by twostoy and attic brick BULB
LII G and brick back building. "
The title to this property is gool will he sold free of all
sale $1,000 1919 F" ~ ""' VI
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are-onehaf
the purchase money and the balance in sy and e
months with interest from the day sale and secured by
notes OF the purchaser with endorsement satisfactory to the
trustee THEO. b. HORWITZ Trustee
m0-eO&ds s. J. SOPER& co, Auctrs
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GAPON SPRINGS

A>SN-O CAPON SPRINGS,
&TrTSaa~r4rs HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA
W IriTtTssR The subscribers would respectfully in
NaiiIatsfJ form their friends and the public, that
%7---,~->-- they have leased the above well known
WATERING PLACE.
hls lease embracing the Mountain House, Waddle Build
ing &c and will for the reception of visitors on the
10Th Of June lnvaldS and Families be accommodated
earlier if desired
Circulars other information be had by addressing
US above or by calling upon N BUCK, Esq of Howard
House, Baltimore j. c. WADDLE,
j. b. SMITH,
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BYE. w. KENNETH 4. Co

fFs:f TRUSTEES SALE OF
M9,ii VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON
Gas.A< JOHN STREET
by virtue of standing order the Court of Common
fes OF baltimore city, in relation to nsovent debtors the
az pubic auction at the salesroom Of the Merchants TX
ftaISe NO " , Gay street. at O'clock P NJ on TUES
th h day OF May next, the following described pro-
perty and Improvements thereon, viz. 20 ~N Pi0'
ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
city OF Balmore each fronting twenty feet on the south
VEST sac OF Oln street. witha depth of hundred and
nifty eet to Foster alley and distant respectively one HIM
dre ana twenty feet hundred forty feet one hn,
det ana sixty feet and hundred and eighty feet
souSer from the corner formed by the intersection of
te southeast side of Townsend and the southwest side
OF Joh street. each of said lots being subject TO the
ment OF the yearly rent of Sl2O in half yearly samen on
the lstdays OF April and October in every year "
me above property assigned Samuel II Iyeth by
J9h L. reese Jr, by deed dated 4th day of October
1906 anu nuy recorded in Liber G. f. S. No 1871 folio 53
&C, one oil the land records of Baltimore CITY 49,
Each lot IS improved with substantial
yard A-' VIZ" lioht anu size
me me lots and improvements will he sold separately
me property Will be sold free of all liens and
to the day of sale. ~ ~ " "iceS
Terms OF SaeThe purchaser, his option NAV nav the
purchase money on the day of sale give bonds or notes
with security to be approved by the trustee for the
OF onehalt OF the purchase money with interest in sin
months, and the residue, with interest in twelve months
from the day of sale. " ~ ''''7
ROBT C. BARRY, Trustee
4 -IOt
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CAPE LOOKOUT.

A ,%N-O CAPE LOOKOUT
III This Cape. the junction of the Chesapeake
a. iiIE4IAE. and Potomac waters equi-dstant one
hundred miles from the four South
ern cities, Baltimore Washington, Norfolk and Richmond,
forming perfect with the the whole
State by it through the channel of the broad expanse
Chesapeake bay thirty miles side and the Potomac
river the other side twenty miles aordng an elegant
and comfortable retreat for surf and still water bathing, with
all the luxures of Salt Water, Fish, Oysters,
elegant and beautiful drives in the distance of
surrounding the peninsuar, through handsomely cultiva
ted country will be ready for occupancy the LIST day
July next ensuing with hundred and nine Cottages and
handsome Hotel erected contract has been entered into
3ith the propreors of Point Lookout by VIM. Allen and
aboVa ed
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Consisting in part of Mahogany Wardrobes Looking
glasses, Top Plate Peir do, with Slab and Bracket r
Tables, Chairs Bedsteads Mattresses; large ananttv Of
Bedding, Carpets, Mating, OIL Cloth ' "
SErI OF oAR I MI FuRNIPuRE, SUPERIOR OIL
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F. d. BENTEEN,
EAS-YSrSR SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
NuNN'S & CLARK'S PIANO FORTES
Warerooms No 10 North Charles Fayette street
NuNN'S CLARK S PIANOS are so well known through
out the country for the 81 years that it is almost
less to say anything in their praise Nevertheless the
proVemens made in these Pianos the
placed them IF erceence advance of any
other and the fact is being daily cOrroboed by dsinter
ested persons
Having had many years experience in selling Pianos from
the most celebrated makers the scrber is confident that
by the late improvements made Instruments they
are the hest and most perfect Pianos now made.
Also PIANOS from other celebrated factories an
sorment of good and second hand PIANOS which
at low prices.
NJ Pianos for rent, tuned and repaired
frnrnc rJS
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO,
IL NO. 6 SOUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
viii issue policies for year, seven years. or more or
for life.
Endowment policies payable at certain time or at death
ANNU1T1ES FOR AGED PERSONS
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
A. B. COULTER,
nm >, ~ Secretary.
DIR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner
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CO A L.
FORSTER SLACK,
SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
yard and are prepared to deliver in good ORDER LUMP LE
HIGH for CupOas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company, Sunbury, Locust Gap and Lorberry
White Ash, Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
tor family use. Cumberland Coal for uring
meSdc purposes UPPER YARD,-Howard street, opposite
streets. fe1o ~