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For sale.

WE are Offering foF sale fosr beaatifui Building
w L0ts, euting MrGavock street, running
hack 4rds Broad rect IL feet 10 inches 10 10
losf alley
Also, one La frcnting H,gh street 80 feet, and
rsnning baa A IS = tesi o. a 10 feet alley.
Tie aboE~ Lsts exempt firm iaxauon mr. about
Is ye.rs and are cssnx cot D. bu4Iness ociae within
ave niaut-s yak 81 The fubhr S4uaFe.
n uOt ssla lreStFy % Saturday abe md July Ne
90, thai das ca te ircmsss oneE them Al pubic
sale.
IEEss.ffne, two ana three year.. fer notes salts
fAetorily en4sFsed, payable IA bank, With interest
fran dale, and lirB retained
JAMES ERWIN, IT..
JuBeis-td n hliL McAlIsTER.
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Cumberland River Land
FOR SALE.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale a valuable -
Il Tract OF LAM, containing upwards of 1870
Three Thousand Acres, lying SS7s$A
the south side at Cumberland hIv,-r in Iaek- -
son county, Tenn, com -only called ssThe Great
Horse Sho. Bend The south east corner Of sal
Tract is within one-haf mile of tn OF Gains
boro' the County Seat of said County. II is bombed
by the Cumberland River, about eight miles, and
with miles Of fnce. the whole Tract could be
closed. There about Two Thousand Acres OF
rich river bottom ianI. Of which some six hundred
cleared The bllauce the tract Is broken
upland, but very rceh and clothed with remarkably
fine timber, and * viii watered. The soil is If the
first quality will suited fer tobac hemp, corn wheat
and grasses, and would make lendid stock farm
II IS about - miles by land above Nashville and
the river l. navg rbe the greater portion the year
for seN eT-tl hundred miles above t.
! would prefer selling ole tract together but
if desired would divide 20 suit purchasers.
fERNs-One fourth cash the bala,ce on one, two
aud three years credit, with interest. Foe further
PTticuhrs apply To the under signed at Nashville
Tennessee.
juueZT- ~ tw-t w2n WM W. VOOLFOLK
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Land for Sale.

I Will sell my beauiiui Farm, containing two hun
drsd acr.E =, hHndss meiy imlrOvrd, situated y
miles North II Aasht lc, muls' lafeiy the LUIS
vile and NASH yr Brooch Turn Ike, txo EDiies frora
tie Lou- Wills aud Nashville Aalhcad, aeyoinn the
farm Il William u. hiiiIE refer persons fsliing
zee the "a m a. Nj. n. D. Phillips. Tbs farm has
two nexeriAii sTFirgs df hue water, anu h q
the hralthisst Iscs the stste pufe hssed On
goad eTms prs sale befwetn tins ana the hIst
s..a al pubHo sac. sCAROlINE }. BEiL
inna.n-ll
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Notice.

0sszcs % Iun snwkkKK nrsuE conr4xS,
Ne esH nreadr.y New YORK ,tune u, lsseI
A SPECIAL mseiing 81 The Slockholtcrs of this
~ Cssnpany viii be held a this once 1uUKsnAy,
rs sesa lxsI a Il o'cleck A. NJ Fan attendance
i sre nfls reqnestcd. ~ order,
jasese-ies Il. uAkD BARNES. seeay.
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HO1lOHay's PiIIs.-Thousands drop into the
grave without specific complant-ihe premature
victims OF exhaustion Yet when vital energy tails
from any cause, these Pills will recuperate the sys-
TEN. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y. juneZs-Iw
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CORPORATION lyD RlILROlD TAXES.
1888.

rI,Ax.PAYERs - The city o. Nashviie. or tho=s
i owning pTopests 10 said cay are hereby mo-
tihycd ttat the TAX Bouhs are BOW ready, ana
ser end 81 tie Market Hause, and settir their Or
s,oration Taxes due Ia July el Taxes ene
he Nashville and North wesicrs Railroad ieyy. Be
prorapa ana ave iulerest and sests- ~
A NF1SoN,
Jane9o-lm Hsras Coll e,er.
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Valuable Lots an EdgefieIa fer
Sale.

~ the ssAllsfln turaNfke .woofland 01sseil, Pa
" ts~fian sAa Sa1son streets veil situated ter
tenes -.d tssplitpg ae1ser. It's anaercessary 10
sak 81 th- atstsstns srcspectzoi Eds easid. Every
basy l. aware u thea
ThstsrHis sili be vera ole % ths narchnsar
WASHINGTON bARfoW.
fsb@s-u Atiorars n fa<f Tor loss snnl1x.
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DIR. A. w. MESECK.

ftlsoA fressla, fcr thfrteeeH years h thsc
~ ~ sth great Success has prartiee- Ills once
Z On tsisrxn EtFeet esfner a iAne, Whefe ae may
ee eonsated persnuAliY OF - lettrr.
kseFy otssoss, 4 trastee - hIr In tiane Enust
- enerE ~ sksiifoi and Keaas troatneat- flr AZ
~ ts"ns = Ne ianss- ctr hs has pecali4F
tai tfezt,aenfs experimsntsd = hialssa
apr<T-tf
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

East Iennessee.-P. Dickinson, C. +. Trigg, John
H. Fleming John Williams, W. b. Reese, Jr =
Middle 7ennessee.-F. K. Zolliconer, Allen A. Hail,
p. W. Maxey, S. n. Hollingsworth, John Lclyeit-
West Tennessee.-wiIlam X. Poston, JAS I. Lea'h'
John c. harrington, J. NJ. Morrill,, w. W. Gates.
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$50 600 FEET OF SEly0yrD IUNBER

WE have Just received at the UI'fEN WHARF lin
w bSat) from our mills II the RoWena Coal
Mines, l5) 000 feet Of superior d lumber con-
sistns Of Yellow Pine, BLACK Walnut, Gud Yell W
Poplar. Those Ia need oil such Lumber will DC
wai ed upOu al the boat by
June2I-lw d. o. HICKS
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Gum Elastic Suspenders.

fINHE Fancy ant Dry Goods Jobbers II Nashville
Il are invited to ex mine full line oi the alb We
Goods. made fr"m Nulcanizsd Rubber under the
Goodyear Pat"n'. Also assortment of low er
grades made from Cnunion Rubber, nd tor sab. (by
the package ouly) at the ufiic If the ''NrW Haven
Slspen"er Works. 81 RUade street, New York be
tween Broadway and Church streets.
CHA LES u. JUDE on,
iune2s-lw Ss,I. A cent
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new advertisements.
CHATHAM ARTILLERY.
i O s t.

ON the morning OF the departure OF this company +,
" a bundle cOnIainiug same artlcles OF eioshing
rOued Ia shawl, a black carpet oAs, ard the
pauy's roll-haoS. The former With no marks
the LITTER havi side OF the back &C -
aud IT A. M ihe Hu.ieT will be- literally rewarded
By leaving them At this Office.
june2s-iW Al
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.
IoR s4aTr SENATOR:
JON N TR M IL l. E.
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fusf secevea large los 81 chIldr~n,s Garages,
j aneiy anlshsd which wlllbe sole loUerthan ever
ssss MACKENZIE a MIScHlS
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OPPOSITION CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
i. Thos. 4. H. Nelson, OF Washington
2.Horace Maynard, of Knox
3. Reese II. BrabsOn, OF Hamilton.
4. william II. stokes. OF pehalD.
&. R0bt. HattOn. Of wilson.
q. No candidate.
n. No candidate.
8. Jas. VI. Quarles, OF Montgomery
o, merson Etheridge, OF "eakley.
10. John L.. r. Sneed. OF Hardeman
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--,- FOR 0ovEREoRs
JOHN NETHERLAND, of Hawkins.
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FOE REPRE>EN1AIIFEk.
JACK son H. WHITE,
EDWARD HI. EAST, Jr.

FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
From the Counties O Davidson Robertson ,Montgon'
cry and Cheathsm:
n. ID. CHEATHAM, of Davidson.
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W. T. BERRY & CO.. have also inst received
MiSrcllanf0ns.

A. ". MCALL, W. r. FAIL,
Late Call, vanlecr K Co. OF CLrksviIle-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24

r. Ms SknOus
Women Of Fairfield, "come and help u.s.
is the cry from our sister States and .COuu-
ties. IN lhs great work Of purchasing the
Home and TOmbrOf washins slOD," Shall
ii besaid Of Us, that we are slow in the per-
formaucs Of any duty? OF behind any 9th.
er iu our readiness 10 preserve and perpet-
upie the foms and burial place Of one who
(undsr Providence was instrumental ia
giving TO us apd cur children "our coup.
try anil her free fnsiitdiohs.9si Look a.
round and see II there be any more favor
ed than we; well may W, boast Of our pine
clad hills and fruitful valleys. { names mol
unknown 10 fame, and Of local wealth, the
product of honest toll. and fruitful soil
and when other counties have sent in their
aid in this glorious work, shall It be said
of "Fairfsld," they were ''too poor to
help" or else "they knew their duty and
they did il not" The 'call'is before you,
It is proposed to make MT. Vernon COM
mon Homes,ead-as a common heritage
for you aud your children; The payment
Of one dollar constitutes you part owner
Of the property and your name will be en-
rolled in the Purchase Book, which is
to be preserved forever in the archives Of
Mt. Vernon, aud al some future day. your
pos.erity with pride will point out your
name and say she was mother or ances-
tress OF mine.
Time and the limits Of this notice for-
bids-nie to speak OF the long list OF names
acQlnciunati Columbus, Cleveland and
Toledo send forth: ;shd:}hs. ancient ;;'order
Masons, . with the Odd Fellows Aasooia-
tons, and the indepsndrt completes ol
Firemen. have each brought theirr,zolun-
tary contributions and laid them-Gt the dis.
posal ofthe Mt Vernon Association. AL.
SO, young girls nufsed in the lap Of luxury
have earned and bestowed their mie and
boys have worked inths labor Of love- and
though much has been done, much re-
mains to do.
A contract" was made with the pres
END proprietor for the purchase Of two hun
dred acres Of land, inclusive OF the House
the Tomb and a landing Of the Potomac
for the sum Of 100000. The last "Re
port" ANNOUNCED the payment to Mr.
Washington Of $4,000 principal ant
interest, by which tie $4,000 paid OF
the signing Of tie contract, thus lessninl
interest on the remaining insIallments. -
On the i4th day of December (the SOL
anniversary Of Washing.on's dealhl) tn,
committee caused the sum OF $4,000 L
be paid towards the purchase Of Mt. Yer
non. as an appropriate offering for gratefu
children to lay on the tomb Of the. Fafs
PatriG.' Another heavy installmeut wa
paid on bis birth day 1880. Happy vii
| it he for the women Of Afnsrica II tie.
earn for themselves, the high con1menda
ton that fell from our gentle Savior, upol
''her" who broughta an acceptable offer
ling. "She hath done what she could"
r NJ. E, REESE, L. NJ.
for Fairfield Co.
ALICE KEY PESDLEToN,
i -.
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WAsuIxorox. March 2ls-An official
t-legrsphie dispsish llss besy sent 70 New,
York this corning. TO 20 o9f by Tie Cali.
fornia mail steamer. announcibg that there
will be no provlamaiiOn isiusd for an ex-
ira session Of Cepgfoss. efr
There is much speculation As 70 how the
service Of The Post OlIiee Departments Rill
be maintained. in quarters usually the best
informed on such subjects. Ifb sais th u
tie law authorizing tie isauing OF con.
tracts sill coniinu 70 be esrfiSd ont en-
brseiDg the issue Of TfsAsuy wauSnts as
nsusl. hut as lheTe is 40 MONEY 10 pay
them. th'y.wili IN The LsD3s'of the. con.
tractors. serve as tie bssis Of the loans.--
1t is not known that any Other eyiisDces o.
cert .6cates OF findsbtenness, will be issued.
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~ Ftrtho Laacattor Gazette.
Report Of The School IIouss Commitiee.
: y; /, ~. y !, = TALLMADeE HoUsE. |

ezra ! f.tHH4 : AAbhiA bhN AAoiOShJ
LANCASTER, March "a, 49,.
We the undersigned Master Builders Of
GAINESVILLE, baving been called by The Board
Of Education Of Lancaster, TO examine the
Public School Buildings, one Of which
was damaged by the late storm.
We respectfully report that after cafe-
ful examination, tha, they were baiTt in
the cheapest possible manner, and the
workmanship is also dsfectiv4 in many
partsof bote buildingsi but we are OF the
opinion that the walls Of said buildings are
ptrfeclly safe, and that the roof can be re-
paired on the South building in its pres
rnt shape, and made entirely secure if re-
iaiit and strengthened as described on the
pan submitted by us to the Board of Edu-
cation. We also recommend that the rooI
UfILy North School building Be anchored
and dlIrutsed ia tbe same manner.
JOHN v. SMELTzER,
j. II. VAN HORN.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CfnsfSH4TI, March 81. 1859
Eioar--Tbe market has ROT ehsngei esssntiaIIy.-
Holders arm AZ IS 39a6 ~ supernne, bat lie ce
nand Is ohly nosleratfs salesat 5 s5nG.
Whisky The demand Is moderate, with sales al ia
Exc. the latter rate for SaZoS hdIeatlnk ~ change.
Groceries--SO change in market. Sugar Is steady
u ltaG1Se HoHases nj 35e. and Coffee at II l9Se.
Wheat+-Ehe haariset rei1alBs 4rG. wir COED facti
demand. and fair Inqafy for shipment; sales prime
Red at 81 ~, sud good hite a. 20.
corH--Ihs maTksiis dail and prizes irfegular We
quote SGz7ee asthe FanEe foT fair uixed.
Bariey--A fair deuand fbr prime Pail a. zoe!
Rye4-1hs maHke. is steady st 1C,.
oats-sAie 300 bushels on Landing at ea1ie; and 400
IN bulk, on track. at Gle.
Seed--ClaF or is quiet aud unchanged. Sales at e.
A sale OF FlaN att co.
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for Fairfield
ALICE KEY PENDLEToN,
"Vice Regent, for Ohio.
G1 A good large farm Horse for sale
snoure Of H. w. CARpENTER.

CED-. ]. G. HAMILL was in town a
few days ago, and bss made arrangements
for locating permanently in Lancaster. =
He has taken rooms on the second iioor of
siford q Stuigeon's new building oppo'
site the Talln adge House. Dr.. HAMrhL
is Dentist Of ten years experience in all
tie departments of the profession. He
will be in Lancaster on the first of April;
and will devote his entire attention to the
duties of his profession in all its branches.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24

CoNoREss--FUruRE PRosrEcTs.- Con-
gIess has adjourned without having effect.
ed any good for tbe people. and an extra
session to meet before the expiration Of
the current FISCAL year is inevitable. In
this eten. the administration party will
fare badly in the Congressional elections
to be held. The Treasury is empty. The
fat jobs and corrupt contracts, which we're
made The means Of supplying vast
corruption funds for party purposes in ,be
elections, are exhausted. aud candidates
will be compelled to 60 into the field every.
where without tho customary government
aid. and weighed down with the crushing
load OF fraud, bribery aud corruption ex-
posed by the recent Congressional investi.
cation committee. An these things to
contend with will gire perfect Qaistas to
the small remsnant left Of the BucHAEAS
party Columbus Fact s}4
/ = I T
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24

AcIDrTY OF THE STOMACH AND INDI'
eEsTIoN.--''Ican eat any thing after taking
yom Holland Biaers," is the remark frs
quently made to us.
To persons troubled with acidily Of the
stomach, Indigestion, Of any disorder Of
the stomach, we would only say, try IT,
Its warld-wide reputation, has been eslab-
lished alouo by the many wonderful cures
it has effected. When used for Dyspepsia,
taundice, Liver Complaint, weakness Of
apy kind. Cosiivness and Piles, It should
be taken in small doses SAY, half a tea
spoonful, regularly three times a day before
rnAAlAi -
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PHILADHLPHIA MARKET

PnILEPELPHfl March ~. 1859.
Flour dali, hnf the Jeeept. have faen o. aud pm
es remain Efidat change. The only saes are 70 the
rade at o 50 for Avper6be. sad 75s7 for extra.
are; aais. 10 Red al Coal 81 Aid4 % for Whine. :
hys s2ia ~ s9e. - 10
Com isin good rcq9fs:: sales Of Yellow At soe.
conee Gem: sales Of gid AiHEaIss.e.
Sugar ana Mnlaseesdaff
Wbisks selling at 1sa2oe
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RIRead the beaulifulsppeal Of Mrs.
M. E. REESE to the maids aud the mat
tons OF old Fairfield and the city of Ian
easter, to como forward = enroll their
names, that their children and their chill,
dren's children may point to the names Of
their mothers. and their grand mothers, as
contributors to the petpetuity Of the fame
of the Father of American Independence,
and the preservation oft remains Of our
inimitabls WAsHINGToN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24

EE RoscoE's School will recommence
on, the 4lh ofApril, ls59,in his Academy
on Main street, where every convenient
arrangement is made to ACCOM- odate Fe-
males and Males, in any OF the useful
branches Of education. Er.
Application should be made soon, as
Ihs numbe o. pupils will te small,
sSa DAVID G. ROscoE, Prinoipsl. 4
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wWe invite The ATTENTION OF our read

~We invite the attention OF our read.
efs to the advertise ment Of JOHN A. MAT
tooK elsewhere in to days paper. JouN
is native Buckeye, born and raised in
old Fair6eld--a frst.rale mechanic, and
he keeps on hand the finest stock Of har-
ness. saddles, brides and III fact all those
articles usually kept in his line. Of any 9TH
er house in town. We say patronile the
mouse that has helped to build The rAobu'
tain. n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24

THE ELEorToN We publish TO day by
The request Of many citizens, City and
Township Ticket for our Spring Election,
composed ave bink. Of good and oompe-
tent men. We hopoAhat party lines, and
party men. may cease to inauehcoshe mind'
OF all wh9,desiro a good government, and a
51st sdmittstration Of the laws fths land
Tho gen HsPen. who oOmpOso.thess tickets
are well known by Ill the voters in our
city and township, and all we ask, is ju.
'dicious and honest oomparasion between
the opposing tickets, aud q free and inde-
pendent action regardless Of party dista'
tion.
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fndictmen, Against NJ. sickIes.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Grand
Jury will tomorrow morning bring
in an Indictment against Mr.. Sickles
for killing Mr. Key. Before determining
on this action to-day. they unanimously
acquitted Mr.. Butterworth Of any and all
all participation IN the affair. Even Mr..
B. Ogle Taylor expressed his entire con-
yiction OF Mr.. Butterwofth tbs Innocence. Il
This necessarily relieved the Sickles case
Of ,its ernbarrassmerit. The cb irge against
Mr. Butterworth implied premeditatioD ar
rangsment and plo. on The part pfMr. Sick
les. The exculpation Of Mr. Butterworlh
ignores all such implication, and leaves a
simple case Of homicide under proyoca-
ton. ss - ht8
Aftet this disposition Of Mr.. Butter
wotth's case, the Grand Jury freely ex.
pressed The opinion that Mr.. Sickles had
done as they would have done under
similar circumstances. Yet, as the pro,
cecdipgs oitheir body were secret, and
the basis of th, traction could not be lat
before the public in an official form, they
deemed i proper, u6der all the cireim
stances, to atfofd an opportunity for pub
lie Investigation before Tie Court. The,
deemed this alike dueto the public and !,
Mr.. Sickles,
After Mr.. Buttorworth was Informed, O
the action Of the Grand Jury, in his case
he visited Mr.. Sickles 10 Jail for the frs
time.
When the indictment comes ia Nj
Sickles' counsel will demand an irnmedi
atettial, but the District Attorney. / un
derstand, will ask postponements unit
Monday to enable him to prepare for th
prosecution. The case will no doubt b
set for Monday.
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FREE LEcfURE toibo delivered oh to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. by Mrs s.
r. HuMPHREY, M. d., at the lutheran
Church. Subject-HydropathY.
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Qua ScHooL HOUSE ,-0n Friday night
last we attend cd at the Court Housea very
large and somewhat excited meeting. call
ed by the School Board, to get the sense
of our citizens touching the safety, and
mode Of repairing our Union School House.
There was a good dealef interest mani
tested on the occasion; yet We are Of the
opinion that the call was very judicicus on
the part Of the Directors, and by leading
to investigation, and tbetruth Or false
hood Of sundry charges that have been
circulated. highly prejudiciAl to our
schools. will prove benef ,ul in the future.
We forbesr making any comments upon
ths views put forth by cur friends under
the excitement OF the occasion, and hope,
and trust, that all will barmonize and unite
in pushing forward, and 'perfecting our
noble system ofFree Schools. We have a
lash laid up for the benefit of those who
stand opposed to our system oil free educa-
lion. ~
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.i
TO New Subscrtber9

Payabis in aivanceihe January nnnber 1852 will bs
sent.smheliishei With two splendid match prints
Sir Walter Scott and hts Friends. and Shakespesr
and hts Contemporaries. containing tSenty-eight
~ prPeedent.
TERMS:
THE EcLEcTIe Is iasued the 6rst of every month.
Raeh naTubeT coRipins. pae hundred and forty -four
IA rye oeiHFo pages, Aanbe, columns. on nue paper,
1ettiT thsd in covers. yi'h one more beau-
iful steel Portraits by sariip. The twelve numbers
indexes. and embelllsbments aPhee FtvE DoLLARs,
Tls postage hly three cents unber. pre- paid o.
the oace delivery SperiHsn M - cents In post
age stamps. Send your order: Address
W. -. BfDWRLb.
Feb. "a, 1884. no. 5 BseEm man street. New York.
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Ia BALffMoRE MARKET p
Fl6uf 6fm at sS7 s,s iis wa. go - 'e''
Wheat II eteady VI ] 62Af $ far White.
currt duii and declined rs sales Of Waite 81 7se
md yellow AZ s3r
Bacon sidssssEe. wGisf5 95s.
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cF We should make che same use Of a
book that bee does Of aower; she stsaIs
'Wsets from il but does not injArs it,
f'CoIton.
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NIGHTS DREAM.
POR FEssuUAwY. tas0.


Two idaieli prin.s. seou anA'si fsienas, shsks--
prare and his Contemporaries rs Portraits Adorn the
Portraits " two Rsruresses-- -EuatEIk oe France in
Imperial Robes. and Mai TaERks. ~ Austria, emf
beliish tho March No. othsr splendid plates will
follow. - - - = t7tt, fFf ~
THE EotscrIe iByiles All Lovers ofshoice reading to
its samptuqns pAges wileh eoptain-- s.
v best tealn Rathered ff0m Bfftish
QESrtsriiss aud Mohthics-- ke CT, rom IL pans
of rieh milk gnthersdnt6 oae ofthe literary appe
lite Ofthe reader a3d his family. 49,
9. THE EcLErTIc IL the hest. richest IN intellectual
wS6h. Hostvaried. most ffee frDn oral poison and
most satisfaeinry mOuihFy published.
2. Its por -Aii aai ariistc .eMDoshments surpass
alio-hers They attractive gallery of fine arts,
refining 10 tn6Heafo. g..
81 .IHE EetHIp g ihe ehcapest IN. view o. ne
reashTes II s0hhips ~ reading plaiter Is penriy
egua IN wear n three entire BHfTtsu QrARTErLTEs
which cost 81. ThE BcLscrtc isonly -. Its embel-
ishn,suts aloHe Wpr;h fiai money,
S. II Y he.essieEt and cheapest way ef getting
cloicelIpr1ry afcurrept Hteratrre for AL time.
8. No araily-no falber for his sons and daughtafs
-noYounG AIy. M Young gpniemaR. can spend this
small sum well 10 aHy way for nieuifl impTove-
meut and Qualification, TryN Won wilfhnd u true:
Reed tho miud with food worthy OF It's wants and
destiny.
?. An Intelligent press. far snd near. and eminent
men. commend THz BoLEcTIo IN strong and emphatio
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rho board OF EducGtiOn in account
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In dependent of County Treasurer.