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QUEBEC, Feb. 20 The executive residence. oc-
cupied by Hon. Spencer Wood, The resident Gov
ernor-General. was completely DESTROYED by IRE
last night. IL was owned by the Province and in
sured for SD. 900.
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QuERU's COP LIVER On JKII,

QuERU's Cop LIVER On JELLY
Approved By the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. 1t is twice more efioaccus than the liquid
oil. 1t is the only cure fer Scrcftlias, Consume
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
QUERu's JELLIFIED CASTOR OH. BY which the
offensive greasinass of tho oil Is Cbviated For sale
by all respectable druggists IN Washington and
Georgetown
PENFoLD, PARKER 4 MOWER, Wholesale gents,
Il Beekman street, New York city. nos Son
THe USE OF DR. HosrETrER's STOMACH RI1Trss
Tor Dyspepsia. Flatulence. hsa, lness Of tho Sln
q h. "r any other ike affection, second to none
In Ans rIoa abroad. To be able to state conf
IDENTIFY that ths 'pltters' ae a taIucur- for he
DJspeps. and like diseases, is 70 the proprietors
'lrce of w 10y ed pleasure. 1t reno, os all NOR
bid matter from the stomach, pu lies the blood,
imParts ICnewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving 1t that tor and energy indispensable for the
restoration of health. The numerous, cknOwledgp-
ments of its superior excellence AMI bsnifcent re
suits, have red the proprietnrs trait 1t cannot
but prove great cure to the afflicted and iInpart
vitality to the thorough system.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev
erywhere. fe n eoSt
MRS WINsLow, an experienced nurse end female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for Chiiden Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethnS
by sOftening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
to yourselves, and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
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TOR RENT-A three story and attic BRICK
+ HOUSE, on south B street, No. 173, opposite
the SInItLsonian grounds. Rent gas per month.
inquire OF u. X. ADAMS, No $50 Ilth ST. f4-tf
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS
n On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March I'd, at 4
o'clock al the auction rooms, we shall sell. in sums
to SUIT
$500 Cooperation of Washington quarterly rer
sa5'O Corporation of Alexandra Registered 5 per
cent. Stnck.
Terms cash in current funds,
CHAS. A. LANE, Administrator,
fa "a d ]. G.. MCGUIRE co Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CITY STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
~ FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March ID, IS6n, az
iocloch, az the auction rooms, we shall sell, In
sums To sui
s6G0O Corporation of Washington six per cent.
@FO Corporation OF Washington FIVE psr cent.
Stock,
$500 Corporation of Alexandria six per cent
Stock.
Terms cash in current funds.
fe pad !. G.. McGUfRE& CO. ArctS.
NJARShAL'S ShiE-ln virtue of three writs
WI of heII facas issued from the clerks fice of
tho Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia. for
the County of Washington, and to me cir c., Il,
will expose to public sale, for ca front Of Mar
TINS HLta, on the col ner of 6ta aud ID streets IN
the city # Washington on SATURDAY, the 10th
day of March next, 1885, commencing at O'clock
a. m, brown Mules, seized and levied upon the
goods and chatteis Of Charles c. Ca y and viii he
sold to satisf, JudIcials Nos S. IS and 81. Nav
van and Patrick Barritt.
w. SELDEN.
US. Marshal for Distric; of Columbia.
fe 23-6ts
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PENNIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will Away,
End them for exchange At the Star Ofhoe counter.
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TOR RENT-Several fine ROOMS, furnished or
l UNPUBLISHED, AZ 216 Pa. avenue, tvo doors east
4 the Kirkwocd House. po2-u
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I will SELL
privately, from one thou sand TO three thousand
acres Of Land situated within five miles of Front
Roy al, at the County Sest OF Warren county, Va
Tbs land is heavily timbered, principally with
chestnut ok, Of large size and will yield an I'M
fae stream of water sufficient for the erection of
a mill to grind bark, or for any other application
desirable, and we suited for tanEery on the most
extensive scale. The property ia within Smiles of
the Manassas Gap Railroad, and !ss Of easy access
dence, in Warren county, two miles east of Strss-
burg, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and will
take pleasure in showing them the property. Fur
thor information can be had of w. Walach,
Editor OF the Washington ID. c. Star.
fe LIN 4. PITMAN.
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APPLIcANrs-Since the recovery OF the c a.
aad capture Of the thief who stole 1t from, MIR
iaskey, which was mentioned in the Star day
Or two ago the applicants for opportunities to see
t5s stolen gar nent have been very numerous al
tie OF e # Justice Dom Zach of them had
ben rooocd CT articles Of clothing similar to that
ina, passage thefts have been unusually frequent
recently
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II v.nQOD nas on hand large stock Of fLs
rented good ty ekeepsrs,at33o Paw. tso
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ARREST FOR ROBBERY Last night guardsmen
w halen and Handy arrested Samuel Shekells. at
the REQUEST OF county officer Reese who held a
warrant against him for the robbery of man
named Bell, from MARYLAND, of SIS in money.
BELL was drunk and fell into company with
Shekells at tavern on Seventh street opposite
the Centre Market. Shekells WIS seen with the
money In his possession, according to the evil
dence given before Justice Dom at the bearing
The money was not recovered, and Shekells was
sent to iail for court
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- whole CT Square 155, containing nearly 10000
sq . feet Of ground, ogether with the improve
ments, consisting of a splendid brick house nearly
now, CO" .iuing Is or l6 rooms with every conye-
nienc. There also all the necessary out bui d.
lngs, and pump OF excellent water IN the yard
The grounds are enclosed with good fence and
set out with fine shade trees. The house is within
few minutes walk from the Capitol, and oom-
mauds eautifnl view Of the river. 1t is believed
that if subdivided INTO lots the ground alone viii
bring more than is asked for the whole property.
For further particulars apply to WILLIAM q.
of Washington. fe ls-e0lm
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR. RENT.-Two
very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at AGO street north, between 9Th and It'll streets
west. no 80 soft
A nE.IRABLE STORE AND DWELLING
n F"R RENT, with a carriage hnusA and stab e
attached Gas throughout Corner Of 9Th anu l.
SITS For t-rrns apply to WIN. r. HOWELL. No.
44o ST., between 9th and lrh. fe n cost
TOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of tie build
1 Ing immediately opposite the vest wing of the
as an Office. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. 2
FOR. RENT-The beautiful STORE No. II,
L Bridge street, Georgetown, near the Union Eo-
TEL and l;ank, and now occupied by Lewis Payne,
VII be for rent on and after The LIST of March Hext
supplied with q hydrant. Apply to Dr.. q h.
CRAGIN. 124 Dumharton street. fe LIN
E0R RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
a handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bathroom, Potomac water.) The apartments
gre large and Airy; four rooms on floor. from the
first floor Ep. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CY:, SS2 rs. avenue, between 9th and 10th sits.
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L'OR SALE-A NICE three story Brick HOT St.,
l. on Cd street, between and Il streets, in Kib-
bey,'s Subdivision. The above property will be
ing Of H. w. HAMILTON & Co, No. So 7.h
street: cPposte Centre Market Title perfect.
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FURTHER HEARlNG-I ssterddy afternoon. JUS
tice Dom went to the county JAIL and had fur
ther hearing in the of the three colored bows
Geo King, lobe Fletcher, and Emanuel Bell,
who were committed a charge Of larceny 1t
was proven that these fellows went to the store Of
Paulus Thyson on Seventh street. some DAYS ago,
and stole box containing bricklayer's trowels
valued at 500, cost price. They thought they had
box Of candies, and carried them to the store of
Mrs. Walker, and offered them for sale without
opening the box: Upon opening the box they
discovered what they were, and offered to sell the
whole lot for twenty-five cents. Information was
given to police officers J. F. King and William
son, who arrested them. After this evidence was
given, Justice Dom committed them for trial At
court.
DRUNK AND DIsORDERLY " esterdav afternoon
officers Dove and Stone of the Auxiliary guard,
arrested two young men, John Norris and P. c..
Hall, for being drunk and disorderly. Their
coalition, and the probable effect Of their con-
duct upon the feelings Of their friends, drew
forth feeling lecture from Justice DOM Each
laid the blame to the other; but the Justice re-
gardsd them equally at fault, and ordered them
to pay 81 95, fine and costs Hall sent for the
money to pay his way out; but while the officer
was gone on the mission, Norris took advantage
Of a moment when the Justice was busy, and
''vamosed' This conduct brought from the
Squire new decision, to give the officer a COM
niitment and direct him to take the fugitive to
the wOrkhouse whenever he may get him.
THE GREAT PICTURE of "The Home of Wash.
,gton after the War" by Mignot aud Roster
lone furnishing the lands: ape and the other the
ii CURES is now on exhibition in SiOley Guv 4
building and is attracting the attention Of all be
make it point to study the most no,iceabl works
of art of the time. 1t is not only n beaut fu
soecimen Of landscape art, but the figures and
grouping are admirable. The point Of time illus
trated is that Of the visit Of Lafayette to Noun
Vernon in August of 1884. when he spent some
40 weeks with his illustrious chief
SMITHsoNIAN LECTURES DIR Hunt delivers, a
the Smithsonian, this evening, the fourth lecture
| IL his course Geology, the immediate subjet
beng the Geology of the Metals; Mineral Springs
Metamorphism -
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A yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.!sit.assl
6eoryetown, Of the intersection Of the 6eorgetoTn
:nd LITTLE 1T b Eau. 1Ssd Sf lc2 aS5es In
Nth And streets. Washington. ID. c. ia e-6
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneers.
DEN. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
- week on TUESDAY, THURSUAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, at the st, re of w. F. Bayly,
27S Pa. avenue.
fe 29-5t Rem r FRENCH Ga lesmap
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TOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
L on llth street: between 1 and X containing 9
rooms and wide passage, and els erin IN tie yard.
APP to NJ. SNYDER, Jr., Agent, at the Plumb
ing, Gas ting ard stove Store Of T.. Snyder,
next door to the Star flee. fe 25-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

H BOARD Il have for rent two pleasant X ooms
In a small private family and one square from the
oapito grounds. To gentlemen desiring let and
qnIre at the Star Office, or address Box IS Star
OWce f. @ b.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
L very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at 4c6 street north, between 9Th and It'll streets
west. no ~ eotf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A irst c asa
DWELL!NG-NO. 3I9 eth street between l.
and MIS- offered for ,sele very low and on long
credit, If desired, will exchange for properly To-
Gated or adjacent to Norfolk, Va. il early appi-
c.tjon is mai" to p. CORBETT, over Bank Of
W i>hin to-. fe 24-tf
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EOR SALE OR kENT-A comfortable BRICK
l. HUU-E, three stories and basement, contain
Ing rooms The houseIs in excellent Condition.
and there is pump of fine water In the ward TIE
of the ensuing month. and if not sold by that time
it vii be tor rent. Location G street. between AZ
341 c street. batwren AZ and 9Th sts f. q 81
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SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
mshed, will be rented during the session of Con
gress, In the most desirable locality in this city,
b.lns within one or two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. Those in pursuit of such Rooms
wili do we'll to make early application at No. 319
9Th street between ID street and Pa. av. de 5-u
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iHE BALL OF THE NATIONAL BLUEs.-Owipg
70 the rush OF copy at that time we somehow
'omit'ea 10 make mention of the ENJOYABLE ball
given by the Blues on the night of the 22d. Not.
wlthstandlng the fatigues of The dav the Blues
ana their GUESTS managed to carry the entertain
meht through so very much to the qualification of
all concerned that repetition has been vehen,entv
calieo 1or, and 1t is more than likely therefore
that the Blues will give another ball soon-per-
maps about Easter Mondav-in which case their
lazy friends promise to present the company with
d handsome flag: This company promises to do
good service aud be credit to the city under the
pirited leadership of Capt Watt
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

EEORGETOWN FISH WHARF For RENT.
NJ Sealed proposals viii be received by the under
signed until the first Monday In March next for the
renting of the Georgetown Fish Wharf for one
year. Thu said proposals will be op ned at the
Mayors Office, at o'clock III. on that day.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor,
Mayors Office, Georg. town, Feb. Is
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GonsiQnee Sotitts.

rONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-The schooner T.
~ j. HILL Capt Wheiaen from Charleston, S. c. is dis
charging her cargo at the head OF Smiths Dcc Congne
will please attend to the receipt Of their goods without
further notice, otherwise they will b. stored their
and risk. CHARES PEN DERfiAST.
Sl3t II Smiths VIII
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3urks aAG Sisti0YitEgl i,
@0r SaIf.

ia FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE
>c1 to be seen at hiLLER'S STABLES, corner of Ter
mag and Paca streets. auI-tf
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
Il Capable o. weighing 5000 pounds in complete order,
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Office Of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. my22F
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CUBA AND YARA LEAF TOBACCO.
supply always hand adapted to the wants of the trade
VIRGINlA SMOKING TOBACCO.
In barrels, half bbls., and bales OF 10 lbs. each
TURKISH SMOKING TOBACCO,
or superior quality, in drums Of and 10 Tbs. each.
I 6On lHA HAVANA CIGARS, OF well known and
A'.'JVOOOveryp popular brands, and every variety OF
ye selected in Havana expressly for and Of
importation We prepared to execute with dispatch
orders to extent for any OF the brands at
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We publish, in another column, the tributes
paid, at the meeting of the Corn Exchange yes
terday to the memory of our late venerable and
lamented townsman, FREDERICK W. BRUNE, Senr
1t is in lives such as bis, of unobtrusive useful
ness, gentleness and WORTH that the character Of
a community has its most favorable Illustration,
and the members of the Corn Exchange have only
discharged duty to the profession to which they
belong, in holding up, to praise and imitation, so
conspicuous an example of all the qualities which
honor tho mercantile calling.
As the men of the older days of our city pass,
one by one, away, their names and reputation
should be made permanent part of the history Of
the community, whose fortunes, their industry and
enterprise have contributed so much to form. They
were educated in a school which developed more
of individuality, in mind and character than the
more crowded pursuits Of commerce nowadays
elicit, and do no injustice to those who have sue
ceeded them, in saying, that to them, commerce was
more of an intellectual pursuit and q cultivated
profession, than the rush and haste of modern trade
can easily permit. Simpler in their ideas and
habits, they were, perhaps, more uncompromising
in their views and conduct likewise. Their ven-
lures had more of forethought and wise calculation
than of speculation and chance. They supplied by
reflection and study, the want of the telegraph and
the wonders of steam. They made their own for
tunes and did not merely lie in wait for them
How well it would be for those who fill their places,
if the story of their stirring and active lives could
be written and remembered-and followed. No
purer or more honorable record could be furnished,
from among them, than that of the amiable and
excellent gentleman who has just been gathered to
his rest
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BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l3, 1860

1t is needless TO direct public attention to
the inaugural address of the Mayor of Balt-
more because it will be the principal object of in
terest 10 our readers this morning, and almost
qually superfiuous, is gloss or comment on plain
and perspicuous document. Its leading charac-
terstic is manly frankness alike honorable, time
IL and prudent 1t disposes of the delicate ques-
ton of appointments to office in a way which may
not be SO satisfactory to ofice-hunters, as it will
be gratifying to all who have at heart the gen.
eral welfare. Upon the topic of the preservation
of the UNION, which, under ordinary crcumstan-
ces, would have been foreign from the range of
subjects proper for consideration at such a time,
but which the madness, that, in certain quarters,
seems to rule the hour renders not only appropriate
but almost necessary, the sentiments expressed by
Mr.. Brown, will find hearty response, not in this
city alone but throughout the entire State. We
have, heretofore signally faedin making ourselves
understood lift were necessary for us now, to say
that the address, in ITSELF not only meets entire
and cordial appreciation, but that it is precisely
what we expected and had right to expect from
its author We will only add now, our perfect con-
viction that the ideas therein expressed are not ex
posed for show, but constitute the principles which
will govern Mr.. BRowNs administration.
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DEATH or LLOYD N. ROGERS, EsQ.-The life of this
aged and well-known citizen was brought to close
yesterday morning at Druid Hill, his old family
seat the sale of which to the city recently for the
purposes of a park, has been the occasion of so
much comment. MIR. Rogers quite a remark
able man-possessing a vigorous and highly culti-
Gated mind, yet characterized by great eccentricty
and singularity of department. He is understood
to have left very large estate.
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INSURANCE.
MARINE AND INLAND.
OFFICE THE BALTIMORE
MARINE INSURANCE Co.,
% Second street.
BALTIMORE September 81 1860.
DIRECTORS
VIM. T. WALTERS, of T. Walters Co.
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN, of Kirkland, Chase & Co
HIRAM WooDs,Jr Of Dougherty, Woods 4 Co
JOHN NJ. SMITH, of Thos & J. NJ. Smith
C. OLIVER O. DoNNELL.
CHARLES W. LORD, Of Robinson E Lord.
MARCUS DENIsoN.
WIN. II. PERor.
LAURENCE THoMsEN, Of Laurence Thomson & Co
HoRATIo L. WHITElDGE, of Tho Whitridge h Co
Ed K ScHAEPFER, Of Schaefer & Loney.
B. F.NEwCoMER, of Newcomer Stonebraker.
CHAs V MARTIN, of Love, Martin Co.
FRANK FRIoK, of Warwick, Frick & Ball
RICHARD D. FISHER, of James l. Fisher Sons
ROBERT LEHR, of Brothers Boninger.
SAMUsL s. LEvERING, of T. W. lowering Sons.
JOINS HOPKINS.
AARON FENToN, of Drakeey & Fenton.
GEORGE S. BROWN, of Alexander Brown & Sons.
GEORGE U. PORTER.
CHARLES NJ JACKSON, of c. NJ. Jackson Co.
J. c. NIcopEMUs, of Smith & Nicodemus
THOMAS CORNER, Of Jas. Corner / Sons
HENRY R. TUCKER, of K. & Fl. r. Tucker
Ross CAMPBELL, of Ross Campbell Il Co.
L. HOWARD COLDER, Of Jos C. Yates & Co.
HUGH A. COOPER.
WV. P. AUBREY, of Aubrey & Co
G. W GAIL, of G. ". Gail Il Co.
S. G. HAND. of s. G. Hand Co.
WERNER DREssELL of F. L. Brauns & Co
HUGH JENKINS, Jr, of Hugh Jenkins & Co
VIZ. H. BALDWIN, of Woodward, Baldwin Il Co
JOHN S. BARRT.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS being now
the Capital Stock this Company the attention
the public is invited to its benefits and advantages as
HOME OFFICE
The rates Of premium will be made as low as is consistent
with safety
Losses will adjusted paid without delay after the
presentation of the customary proofs.
The Policy Holder will receive SEW ENTY PER CENT of
the annual profits, in Scrip bearing per cent interest
which may be CONVERTED INTO STOCK, or redeemed
acco ding to the charter.
Open Policies covering cargoe and inland transportation
risks and special policies vessels and eghts issued on
application at the Office.
Copies ofthe Charter may had By applying to either
one Of the officers Of the Company
The ample capital of this Companyts prospective divi
dends to the assuredhe large business has already Sc
cured, and its character Home institution commend it
the support and encouragement OF the Merchants
timore.
JAMES HOOPER, Jr President
WIN. L. MONTAGUE, Jr, Vice-Presdent
FRANCIS W. WILSON, Surveyor. s2i.2aw3m
RooFNG RooFINak ROOFING |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION RO0FLNG
Unrvaled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
FIRE PROOF,
PERFEcTLY WATER PROOF
UYEoUALLED PoR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAFrfD EvERT CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore sts.,
jy26-f Baltimore.
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WONDERFUL PROGRESS IN TELEGRAPHING.-Joseph
s. Wilson, Commissioner of the General Land
Office, at Washington, yesterday morning received
a telegraphc despatch from Portland, Oregon, via
Sacramento, California, dated November LIST, 1860,
thus reaching here within twelve days, an unprece-
denied achievement in magnetic telegraphing, and
a striking instance of the progress of the age.
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Dr.. FIsERLATT

Can be consulted all Chronic Affections as well as all
Diseases mprudence, OF whatever character which
NAV he declared ncurabe by other physicians
make immediate cureof From his lengthy practice in
the science of Medicine he is enabled to offer himself
public as the only one Baltimore capable of aording
speedy relief
~ B-Letters addressed to Dr. Fishblatt, at his 0ice
No. Rechabte Hail. Fayette street, between Frederic and
Gay, will receive immediate attention.
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FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES.
The manufacturers having established themselves pcma
nenty in Baltimore call attention
EThese scales still made by the original inventors
and ONLY by THEM.
~ They have taken more premiums than all other
Scales.
sSThey arc more simple and less liable derangemen
than any other Scale.
RThey cheaper than any other Scale of equal size
and strength
~ They fully warranted, and tn manufacturers vii
always be prompt TO make the warrantee good.
rSrThey are convenient, strong accurate and durable
Their superiority in this respect having been proved by
long and pains will be spared land if pos
sble, to improve their quality.
Illustrated Catalogues furnished upon application by al
or otherwise. FAIRBANKS L CO,
oSO-eolm l6 South Charles street.