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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-19
DR. DCPoNCO's
Golden Periodical Pile.

Il. II. PALMER, Tracing Agent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
Trctcr 21tub!

Der l1nterseidnete tena9ri6tist feline tpertbsn
Treunes uae Setannte, rab Ct am Mpntaa ben
Is. ;. Mts:, ais AM 9terbaustos> einen freien
vu1d nit Concert neranl talten MIL.
3u cielcm 3wsd babe i'd lhcu eiuen arrsen
Srf, b. ). tcinen 9uratpd, l~rnceru eiucn Srcsen
plrtdtcd, NIT GlIa> 3wieteln unp perlhierenen
l~r1ltisen Gerursen perfebt Nd ppn leltt ein=
9eteiSt, nnr lpu ~rerielte, ME eejnet, III pbiaent
3msd une am %belagtsn Sage pen i bis 6 llbr,
III Der Yittstur9-Sraucret III ct. Yaul, HamleY
County, Wtnneirta, mas ild ppr benz @dwan3
une binter benz Nppf %ts1anr> rein tes9epugt mer=
een.
Mllo, unp ME selaat> lare i'd meil1e 0reunte,
1rcunrinuen> 8ctaunte u,e Sctanntiuncu redt
3ablreid eiu.
HS. lin aQc Observation-Disclosures III y%ertitsr,
eamit bic @ate cine adt semiitblihe mirr, merce
ih fir etnen Serru so Cts. Giutrittsaclc erbeter,
mcfur at Der 8ar 0etr1nfe reratreidt mcrceu.
Iamtn frei.
Nad 6 llbr 9emiitblider Bau.
Sb tperoe MQs5 aufbietcn> nm meiueu Gjaiteu
einen rebt semiltblideu Stepbans-3aa III terei=
ten. Mas cas Sier antetri1t, ~ mire Der @tpT
ben Mclter luhcu.
llm rsdbt 1dpues @etter unt sablrsidsn 8elu6
hittet unb sei1net nit Mdtuns
81. 5. 0eller,
74b75 sur uYtttsbur9 Srauerei."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
@urppQiihe Na6ri6ten.
@@luB fplet.

Die AM Z. unb 8. DECEMBER in New=
Yort on9efpmmenen Ddmpfer uScean
Queen" unp nperia" baten bic europdiz
lden SOFTEN bonn %. relp. ben &c. Mov.
eebra@t. Sc eritreden ii@ bic Na9ri@<
ten iber ben 3eitraum elmer @o@e.
Der uMuntteur" sei9t autli@ an bab
bic @%atifcationen bes 3uri9er Trtepen6
am Fl. Nop. dus9etaulwt >poroen ftnp.
8ts gum %. Nonember paren bic Gin
lupun9en gu ben, europoii9en @pn9rede
nod nt@t ab9ei@tdt worpen. Das Or
gan palmer1fpn's ma@t etntse Mnbeutunz
gen, 1ppraus %berror9ebt, paB bic en9ltl6e
&esieruns bic Ginlapuns gar nt&t gu erz
balten punl@t> 10 LANCE ntdt bic 8aiis>
auf pel&er Der. @pnsreb ;u %perbanreln
bdtte, feitsete4t 1T.
Som @onttnente l9reibt man. baB Stuff
LAMB uno preuben ibre 8etbeili9un9 an
Dem @pn9rede Don Der Gn9lanp's abbdn=
gig MAIDEN perpen. Nus Yarts miro sez
melpet, pas bort Der Siraelit Mprtara
ansefomn1en II, UNI von Dem eurppdil4en
@on9re7e bic 3uridnitattun9 ietnes Jpn
bonn papfte seitublenen &inoes gu forpern.
gictpr @manuel bat, wie IS i9eint, 9ez
mast peni9tens in Ginem punfte ieiusm
2%ebnSberrn in paris ent9esenjutreten. ST
bat parauf be tanoen, tab 81. y. 8upn<
compa9ui al5 propilorilder @erpeler Der
mittelitaltenil9 en Staaten anerfanrt rper<
be. '2outs @applepn bat ft@ nun ba3u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

. empfratt19e GpnYenttpn
IN 6 barleton (Siip : Garolina).
DaS GrecuttY > @pmtte BET %nattonolcemr<
tratt19en partet btelt am 7ten in Wa<
lbin9tot cine SiBun9. NQe Staoten uaz
rem pertreten> au6genpmmen Warylanr>
Georgia, Nlaban1a unb Galifprnien. Na9
furSen Gerbanblun9en >purbe MontaN
Der %. MpriL ols &erl ammlun9s3eit
fir bic Nationalconvention CUR Grnenz
run9 oer @anctpaten fit bic prdlibcntl9oft
uao @iceprdfoenti daf in Gbarle tpn fe IT.
Qe@ebt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
Sermi16te NQ6rt6ten.
Aus @aibinotpu.

@cn9reb.- @m 5. Des. trat BET
SO. Gpn9reb ;ulammen, Wfr. MQen, Glerf
res 5auies int leyten @pn9reb, rief ras
5ou5 CUR Sronun9. 231 Mitalieter
tparcn anne enp.
Die erite Ntfimmun9 lter ben @prez
der erAab has fpl9cnre &elultat: Sberz
man &C. Soepd &c. @rpw 43, 8attelrr
IA, Davis q pbiQipS l. @limer 8, Nclz
ion s. Gprmin T. Aprion l. 5iQ 1, Sid
man 1, Yennin9tpn T. 5a5tin 2, Mcz
queen l. $. 8. Glarf 1.
@rcw sp9 bierauf leinen Nauen Suri6.
Gs erfplate nun cine tumultuSle Scene>
incem Glarf rpn Mi0purt 9e9en bic Naz
men prptefirte> cie ais Spre6er Ypr9ez
16la9en murpen> wdbrenp iie ibrcr hem
Succn feiuolid,en Stimmun9 ,pe9en gu
bielem Slmte gar nidt fabi9 mlren; an
oere Stimmen %verlan9ten &erta9una an
pere Trrt|eBun9 Der Nbltimmun9. Glart
Yerla6 cnplid einen Nntra9, BET rabin
9in9> caB 2eute. wclde cas Bud ~on $.
st. 5elper iiber Die Stlayerei empfsblsn,
ba8 ein Teuerbranp iet, nidt gum @prez
deramte tau9li@. @erta9un9 idnitt ale
peiteren GrDrterun9en ob.
Wud i'm Senate> per rur9 ben &icez
prafpenten 5nr Sronun9 9erufe len wurce,
tiinci9te fd iofprt Gin Sturm an incen'
Maipn Ypn @ir9inien einen Mntra9 auz
t%iinpi9te I'M BetreF per 6orper's Tcrry
NHaire melder llnteriudun9 r~erlun9t,
NET jene 8anpe NIT @elp, Wafen UNI
Wunitipn u1,terl titt u1,p maS bic 0cleb>
9ebun9 s1 tbun babe> UNI iplde Gprfduf
gu perbiiten.
Der Nntraa besmedt fir @ir9inien bic
Soften tbrer Wofenlptelerei aus Der Bum
te6faile 3u fl@cn,
Sp babcn benn mieter Sipl1ncer bel,
u%unl16baren Conflict" Ipfprt beraufbe
l9wpren.
IS moren 48 Senotpren anne eno.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

perftanpen, feline GiumiQisuns unter Der
BeotnAut9 81 9eben, pab 8ucncompa9z
MIS- Sermaltuns nur sur uMufre&terbal>
tun9 Der Srcnuna" rie1e unc auf feline
@eile Der fiinftiAen gntldeiouns lter cas
@d{dIal MittelitolienS pcr9reifen.
@ictcr emanuel bat 4 Miu. 6rcs. ;ur
lcfortiAen Sefelti9u',9 rrn @remona> Ya<
via, 2cnato unp Brescia o,ls0emprfen.
0oritalr; bat mirflid aus @errrub
iltcc >ie Herspifte unentlhisrcne pplitif
her prrnilcrilden He9ierun9en ron Mitz
tc!itolirn fem Militlrcrmmonrc nieccracz
lc9t. Gr reripridt, mierer cie Woffcn ,u
el9rsiien, lctolc @ictpr emanuel feline
Soloaten otermal5 gum Treibeit5fampIe
auf rui en merrc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

nGtncinnatt werpen I'M Qaufe
ciele6 Monot6 neun &ir6en we9en Ni9tz
be;ablun9 ber Garen y%erfauft perper. 49,
&eli9tpn l9eint in bet YorcoppliS unter
Yart su feben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
3weiter
Sfiftun8s> 8oQ
be3
ct. QQul Iurnz0ereinS.

Ter ct. paul IurnYerein erla,tt id, benz YER
ebrten putlifum bic Mnseiee 5u moden> caB CT
am Sylrslter-A tenb eineu Bal seranitalten pirc~
@ls 0crtereitunain percen eetrrHen pereen, UNI
ben Vall 3u einem ad!en uIurnerball" 3u
madeu.
Sidct5 81 | Ocaar inb III baben bel ben fol-
eenben Serren: .. 8ebt g. Beng, Jobu Dag
gsnmuler, 9. Srlsmann, $. Memmler uno ..
Jater, lpwte AT Der Sane.
5err .. Memmler bat ra5 @upper ibernpm-
men uuo wirr iiA t%er,iibel, ieire 0oite auf has
Yete III t%cbienen.
Jlr ben Iurnnereiu:
72b76 0ep. 5ubn II, Sdriftmart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

Geras.- Na9ri9ten aus 8rown6z
ptQe melben, baB @orttra5 BRET Mlnerifa>
ner bdn9en lieB> nm t1@ fir Die Grecutton
1eineS 2ieutenant5 III ridden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
9{eue Mn3&iqtm.
Wet6nao0ts=a n5eige.
Sb. @a9e,naun S Bros.
SDunttDrei

eSlr setaer tenn aectyteN yublifum bicrmit an.
caE MIR III alien n'rAIidcn crten MN @pncitrreis
GSaartn or1'S Gcu|aNei1ie rerleben line> ais
S'sursn Srn jcecr Mrt auT ras @eldmadycQtc
ausAs1sril9t nil laateN tauln> pab lie in Der
9rHbtsn Staet her lluicn idGuer unc tilioer III
bateu iiue;
fesn>e al1d' Teine Aud,en unh sin feines MNprti<
tisnet fir ganms 81 YersMren.
q mir lanssre :3sit in rem erS6ten @taeten
seN Uranfrsih Hne Irutitlanb e%earbeitet bateu,
trnren mir AUDI cen licttu N!einen, eiueu 1dpneu
une AenuEreidsn Weibnad,!ell tereiten unb mir
l1ae ft|t llterseu9t> tab Nsmanr uniern 9aeen
rsrlaBt> rbne Nas ~gstuneeu su babeu> mesmeseu
It 9efpmmsn.
NS7 Sersebt nidt uniern 2aten in Der
Orittten StraEe,
3rilden Walhin9tcn- ure 6r%anflinltraBe, eegenr
ilter Ghgertrn's 8ant. "A
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

Die Intriguing Browns
1purpe in stelen Stdpten Der Union feier<
lid be9an9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17
@@liebli@ nod Elm @ort gu ben 5erren
QanbfauHeuteu

@eit benz Besinne oessnwartieer @aiion baten
mir unler 9aupt- Wueenmert auf's Wbcle1ale-
@ei9dft eeleet unt lu9en bierin uniere 5aupt-
Surge gu entwidcln f.; mir bnten biefar Elm ertra<
Departement einridten lal1en unp bieten ben Ser
rem % ieberpertdufern i'm Qanbe ale @prtbeile
unb Bequemli9teiten> bic ibnsn nur sen nnleren
ben tSnnsn. infer @tod it fir ben Dry @uobs
&on1um in Minne1eta cit wirfli9 9rpbartiser uno
merben Is erwabnts Treuuoe III ibrem Sntere0e
fnben, n u + bei uns ein3ufaufen> pa es teinem
anpern 5aule in Minneipta mSeli9 if, mas Ius~
mabl unb 8ili9teit betridt, AUDI MUIR anaabernb
nit uns concurriren 5u tGnnen.
$err Muerbab,
Der nit biel em Deyartement betraut tpurben, tuirb
IS i'd, anqelesen fem I len, I'M ere Yerebrten 3un~
ben III jeber Besiebuns 3~ufrieoen gu ftlen.
Suffice & 6prepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

8etm S@illerfef i'm palait gu
Sypenbam ir England, muroe Elm 2teo
BON eintauleno Sdn9ern ut,o Sdngerinz
men 9slunsen uno 10000 Yerlonen bSrz
ten 3u.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

Uitp Galtmap 6ouse,
Dritte Strabe>
rterbalb Der preststerianer Stride.
Siermit brinse i'd CUR aQsemeinen aenntniB,
Zap lh I'M Urrnt3imn,er pes vSalf 9pule" ei-
men
@ar1eyz> Trl9tez> @t9arrel1z uno Iatad<
0aceu
einseri6ttt unb bas baranitrBenee 3immer IT,
einen e~lsaanten Salpn Seepaneelt babe, mp it
bic Wirtlhatt in Trilbsrer @eile fprtfutre.
Nubv, Maent.
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3Diutfrw0nrfu

auf's @si9baltieits uno @ei&madpoqle ~a1crttrt
unb btebrt it@ fol4eS ieinea Serebrten Runeen e.
setent an3ujei9en.
Das Eager 1T NIT alien neuen Grl9einuneen
Der Saiipn ausseRatttt unb bietet nannentii9 cine
@rpbe Mu8wabl III &let6er>
1tpffen,
ais: Merinos, 8aleneias, Ylaibs, Delaines>
paramattaS. De Beises, Ycil be 4epres &c. &C.;
ftrner unterbalien mir einen idSneu @crratb
bunter uno einfarbi9er Seioenwaaren
unb s~ertaufen lol@e oenau gu ew-gorfer Yrsi'
}en.-
unler Eager in @baml5, &loats unb Binter-
MGntel 1T auf's @ei9 tie con1plettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic Yerebrten Danen auf unler
Srpbartises
@eibz @aarenz IT,. Grimmin96z Experiment
aufmertlam gu rnaden-
Sn 5erren~ Mrtiteln, alS Boufstins, Dpsfins>
Galemeres, DUfels, @rapatteS, 5emben &c. tie
ten mir ieeer &pncurrena bic @piye, pa mir III bic
fer 8ran9e bic pprtbeilbaftefen Derbinouneen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

t.i9un9 beoirfe, aber er mlni6t nidt> poB
re NIT Der 8ur3el aus9eriAen werpe -
er tpollte Nefurn1, aber nidt :3erl t5run9.
Wa5 peroltet 1T ibren @ebrdu9en unp
@e1eben, rrpllte er mpm69li1 %Serbelern
unp pen jeBt9en 8eplrfnifen DC, Menldz
belt anpa1en. SD erinnere MIDI elmer
Steue, ,portn feline Mdtuna Dor iolden
Snlttutionen &poour6 man in Yer9an0ez
men Sabrbunoerten bic Madt Der 6errz
1der III bel1rdnfen unp in ben redten
@ren3en 5u balten Iudte, punoerl91n
auSscpridt 1T. SD citire ie aus Der
9eote9enen ueberebuna @auentein's BON
eolerio9e. 0etatten sic mir BET tteier
@ele9enbeit bic Bemerfun9, raB t9 feline
en9lil9e ueberiebun9 ir9enc zines ldn9e<
rem @eoi@te8 FEMME wel6e> >peni9e Stelz
len au69encmtnert 10 y%putdnpig pa6 Sriz
Siral 'pieoer 9ibt> als pieie> unp pae, ,penr
mir Die iibri9en pramati| 9en @erfe ttel les
DtdterS BON bemlelben Wanne iberieBt
batten> mir eiinen eneliiden @4i1sr BIT
te1> lpe|der oem ceutiden wirci9 an Die
Sette 9eiteQt ,perpen f6unte. uDiein
Sobn" iast Sctapio Yiccolomini 3u benz
jun9en 3eloen Dfar:
rMein Scbn> LAP ura bic alten> ensen Srbnunsen
@ering ni9t a9ten! aGilid unl9asbare
@eri9te ino's> bic Der bebrdnete Aienl9
On leiner Dranger ralden @ilcn tano:
Denn thinner mar bic @iQfur firdterlid-
Der QHea her Srbuuna, alma er 1udb burh 6riintz
nter
Or IL fefn 11mtnea IL
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-17

(My son, of those old narrow ordinances
Let us not hold too lightly. They are weights
Of priceless value, which oppressed mankind
Tied to the volatile will CT the oppressor.
For always formidable was the league
And partnership of free power with free WILLY
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to despise We fear there are very few Con-
gressmen who could venture to handle
subjective feelings and objective facts, or who
would not be hopelessly lost between the sinduc-
Give and "deductye' processes, ifthey should at
tempt to find their way by either Surprising Prince
ALBERT to have had some assistance in the COM
position OF his inaugural Grafton, he would scarce
~ have read it on such an occasion unless he had
taken some part in preparing it. and was able in
telligently, to comprehend it, and it demanded
some capacity to do these things, as it assuredly
required the exercise of much patience and the ex-
penditure of time and labor to commit and de-
liver it, He evidently went to his work as honest
~ and simply as any other member of the British
ASSOCIATION, and the compliments he paid to his
predecessor were such as it became him to render
to Its most distinguished ornament, and the thanks
he returned for his own election might have come
from its lowliest member. Notwithstanding his
lofty social and political position, he appeared at
the late meeting at Aberdeen less as the represen
tative of the blood royal, than as the simple vota
ry OF science, to which he paid BETTING homage.
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TIE Ell ENTIn Mu

We think it hardly necessary to cucumber our
columns with details of the recent elections
In Pennsylvania the Opposition have elected their
State ticket by $4,000 to $4,000 majority and have
large majorities in both branches of the Legisla-
ture.
In Ohio, Dennison, Republican, is elected Cover
nor by $4,000 majority, and the Legislature is
strongly the same way.
FROM Iowa, the accounts are scanty and indeci-
sive' despatch to the New York Tribune, how
ever, which may or may not be reliable, saws
hirkwood, Republican has been elected Governor
by 5000 majority.
From Indiana, the returns are incomplete. We
refer to our telegraph column for the latest
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, WHO Buy
HERE AND MISUNDERSTANDING established Agencies in
New York. Philadelphia and Boston, for the sale ofn
ROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL, for the growth and pre-
servaon of the HAIR dealers be supplied by any of the
undersigned at manufacturers prices.
Carey, Sanger & Howard, New York
X. Bazin, Philadelphia
c. w. Fowle & Co., Boston
Fred. Hickey Sons, Baltimore
Joseph Boury & Sons, Baltimore
And of the Proprietor, d. G. DRIsCOIJ.
I''-u IS Baltimore street
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PRESERVING JARS PREsERv1Ne jars

AtNo. IS SOUTH STREET. Pratt
Sole Agent for MASON'S PATENT SHEET METAL
SCREW TOP JAR. All that is necessary being to screw
the cap down the Rubber gaske making perfectly
alright and reliable Jar.
Constantly on hand large assortment of CHINA GLASS
and QUEENSWARE at the lowest wholesale prices
STONE and EARTHENWARE at the lowest factory
prices.
JeSti ROBERT r BANKS
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N A Z RIEn d.

fliadephia on Thursday morning, October 18TH bv
the Rev Albert Barnes JOHN GLENN ESD of TaitimIor9
delphia ~ - 'ii VI IilIla
IN the 18th INST at the Cathedral by Rev. B. Coskerv
CLARKE of this city. ' " MSS A II ~
n In Hamore city on the llth instant, by Rev B. Pevton
Brown, SAMUEL ". OWENS to SARAH WINTERS. both
of Gainesville, Baltimore county ---'N' o1'i
On the 10th instant, by Rev. Henry Scheb Mr. CuAc
Raltimnre tv = - i-iN7, an "
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The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review Of the Balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter Sheet may be obtained at our counting
rom
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
E. N o q N T'S,

E. M0U NT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens strangers are requested
to examine this stock Furniture bafore purchasing
there can be found always on hand and madet to ORDER
TErE-A-rETES, in Brocatee, Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS walnut and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth, or COW
cred in any goods to ORDER Full French Paror Half French
ARM Rocking, and CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatele, Plush, Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS. in
Wanutand Mahogany, arious Styles from $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Oak, &C. EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed
f. MOUNT,
mhl7-u No. 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
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F. D. BENTEEN.

F. D. BENTEEN,
NO. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET, at Miller Beachan,s
Music Store and 80 FAYETrE STREET, LIST door west of
Charles entrance either sree constantly receiving
new supplies OF
NUNN'S AND CLARK'S PIANOS,
PRINCE CO.'S MELODEONS,
MASON HAMLINS MEL ODEONS
And ORGAN HARMONIOUS, for Churches, Sunday
Schools or the Parlo prices 49, 49, IOO $780, Organ Har
moniums with two banks of keys, 5000, $780,
~ SECONDHAND PIANOS; PIANOS EXCHANGED
AoNhD' hhfAlhED AND RENTED. j9-tf
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m ADVFPTTSEPS

He DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type, which is constantly re-
newell thus offering to merchants Others making use
off columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
already large and rapidly increasing circulation the
that of any other paper published in the city, make It the
best and most desirable medium advertising presented
IN this community 'o' tiNNNi'N~"
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PERSONAL,

IhDONhL.
President Buchanan returned to WASHINGTON
from Wheatland Yesterday.
The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia (the RI Rev.
DR.. Binney) paid visit to the President on Wed.
nesday at the Executive Mansion
"A venerable soldier died at St. Augustine.
East Florida, August 81, in the person of Col Cad
Humphreys, aged "a years. Col. II. was born in
Connecticut entered the United States Army in
lSOS as Lieutenant; continuing to serve through.
the war OF 1872; was slightly wounded upon the
Erie Frontier, promoted to a Lieutenant Colonel
cy and disbanded in 1921; was appointed agent
for the Seminole Indians in Florida in 1922 and
served until 1880, when he was removed. In the
subsequent Seminole he lost nearly all his pro-
perty, and it was not until recently that he was
munerated by the Seminoles. For the last ten
years he was Judge of Probate.
"A man named Daniel Stafford stole pair of
oxen near Detroit last week. and in fourteen hours
from the commission of the deed he had been ar
rested tried convicted, and was on his way to the
State Prison under sentence for three years.
This was pretty quick work, but commendable and
worthy of imitation in older communities
Edmund Cobb, proprietor of the Marshall
House at Abbeville, S. C., took his own life by
swallowing four ounces of laudanum, Monday last.
1t is thought he driven to the rash act by the
fear =: Iosing his wife, who was very i'll.
The Louisiana papers say that the Superinten-
dent of Publication in that State receives salary
of three thousand dollars, for which he is required
to sign his name four times, thus getting seven
hundred and fifty dollars for each time he writes
his name.
The Philadelphia Press of Monday says: "Fletch-
er Harper, Esq, of the publishing house of Harper
4 Brothers, sails for Europe tomorrow in the ship
Margaret Evans, He proposes to be absent three
or four months, during which time he will visit
Constantinople, Alexandria, the Nile, Jerusalem,
and other interesting localities in that region"
-Morrissey, the prize-fghter, has accepted the
challenge of Heenan, to fight for $4,000 side,
within four or eight months after the battle of the
latter with Savers, the champion of England and
has deposited $500 to ''bind the match,' with the
editor of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times.
AT New York on Wednesday night man named
Shannon stabbed Mrs. Walsh and her hus-
band. The former was MORALLY, and the latter
severely wounded
The Rev. Charles Kingsley has nearly COM
pleted new novel; which treats of one of the most
interesting epochs of English history, in the tone
and temper of Westward Ho. The incident on
which the plot of the novel will rest-the "Pil-
grimage Of Grace"-is one of the most dramatic
and impressive passages in the great struggle be-
tween medieval and modern Catholicism for the
mastery in England; and the vigorous passions en-
listed in that struggle could find filter interpreter
in the present age than the author of Hypatia and
of Alton Locke
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STATE NEWS

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the week ending
Saturday, Oct. sth, l,973.14 tons of coal were ship
ped over the Cumberland and PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road, and 4,S6S.00 over the road of the
Georges Greek Coal and Iron Company. Making
total for the week from the entire region of S4l
IA tons,
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion, 392, 793.O7 tons.
"A Committee has been appointed by meeting
recently held at upper Marlboro to arrange for a
tournament to take place near that town Between
the 18th and Goth of November
The Planters Advocate of Wednesday saws.
The President and Directors of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company earnestly call upon
subscribers to settle up the four dollar instalment
que on each share of stock subscribed. As this
money is needed to defray the expenses attending
the survey and location of the route, now compIe,
ted it is to be hoped that this appeal of the Pres-
dent and Directors will not be disregarded. There
Will be meeting of the Directors in Baltimore on
Tuesday, the 25th inst lat which time it is expected
all arearages will be paid up.
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
There is no sole exclusive agent sale Of the kind
Coal heretofore sold by the Baltimore Coal Company
and known as GENUINE BALTIMORE COMPANY Coal Anv
such pretensons fraud and dec pon We caution con-
sumers against buying inferior article under the old
trade mark, and invite attention to the following;
WILKEsDARRE, Pa, June G, 1859.
hereby certify that have Mined prepared and shipped
all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company in the city
OF Baltimore and elsewhere for the past % years up Sep
TENDER, 1885, and the Coal am sending GROVE MIL
LEX co. and Others of Baltimore precisely the
KIND of Coal from the vein, and fully equal to any
spped DV me for the Baltimore Coal Company with whom
have now no connection am answerabe for the cha
racter of their Coal since September, 1887.
ALEXANDER GRAY.
We are prepared to deliver any quantities the above cee
brated COAL; also, Medium Free Burning and Cumberland
Goals at the lowest prices Orders respectfully solicited and
satisfaction warranted
GROVE, MILLER & co.
Yards-N. W. corner Paca and German streets Howard
above Franklin street. Office Second street. opposite Town
Clock. soo1r,