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Messrs. MOORE, of Kentucky, and BoTELER, could
not longer vote for Democrat as the Democrats
themselves could not concentrate on their own
nominee
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, believing that Mr.. b.
cock was the choice of the Democrats, voted for
that gentleman.
Mr.. HoUsToN, of Alabama replied to Mr.. Boteler
that II the South Americans who had voted for
Mr. Gimer, had voted for Mr.. Hamilton, an cleo
ton could have been brought within one or two of
a result
Mr.. HARRIS, of Maryland, showed wherein Mr..
Houston mistook-as Messrs. Briggs, Nixon and
Norris OF Pennsylvania, could not have been count
ed on for Mr. Hamilton. Besides, he wanted to
know where the other one or two votes were to
come from.
Mr.. HoUsToN named Messrs Horace F. Clarke
and Mr.. Adran.
The two last named gentleman severallv declared
that when the proper time came they we're ready
and willing to take the responsibility, but they
would not now say what their course would be.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Maryland, refuted the remarks
OF Mr.. Houston, and said he was not willing to
make the experiment suggested by that gentlen an
Mr.. CLARK, of Missouri, said he understood Mr.
Houston's object to be to bring the election to an
issue one way or the other.
Mr. CLARK, of New York, asked whether he I'M
dersood the gentleman to say that if the anti lie.
compton Democrats would combine an any nation
al man, he Mr.. Clark, of Missouri would vote
for him.
Mr. CLARK, of Missouri, said he would vote for
any nohlinee oulSlue OF the hepuolcan party,
whenever his vote could elect him.
Mr.. CLARK, of New York, then, after some pre-.
liminary remarks, nominated Mr.. Etheridge, often.
nessee.
Mr.. CLARK, of Missouri, remarked that he did
not expect the gentleman to nominate one of the
South Americans less national than the rest of
them.
Mr.. ADRIAN thought that Mr. Clark, OF New
ork, ought at least have consulted with his few
friends before he made the nomination.
Mr.. HARRIS, of MARYLAND smoke nf Mr. G;Im or
as conservative and national man. and showed
how he could be elected.
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L. A. WAKEFIELD,

!. 4 S $ " @?! Ill., GROCER
s E corner Of Pine street,
Offers for sale prime Hams Orange brand Maryland and
Extra and Super Flour Buckwheat in twenty-five pound
SeE s% ne oasses se
Powd'red and Clarified Sugars Pure Roasted Ground and
superior Green and Black Teas fine assortment Of Old Bran
RIEs which he viii sell cheap for cash, or to prompt pay
ranted to be as represented jal2G
40 PACKAGES COGNAC AND RO-
r. UCHELLE BRANDY Of the following .wellknown
Castllon CO Jules Robin Co; J. 'ure Co 4 seig'
% ~ y 62na 70 arrive imported and for sale by
WESTERN HAMS IN CANVASS-Small
w and suitable for families, l2]4 cents per b.
,-,-o..--.-..,.,-.- 20 and % PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
DURE WHEAT WHISKEY. Genuine Old
RagP Whisky from Economy direct; prime Scotch and
Irish Whistles and Jamaica spiritf5ii 1ovn sco
ay-c,-.u.,,,to,-, p and p Pennsylvania ayrnge,
DALM MUSIC bags prime new crop for
Il sale by vs.. G. PRICE co, lO and lG3 Lombard
street Jal2d
HASTILE SOAP.-300 boxes of old and prime
Sfor sale by WILLIAM 6. PRICE K Co, lOl and lOs
ORANGES AND LBMONS.-4OO bxs Oranges
lOl and lO3 Lombard street. jal2n
NEW ENGLAND RTTM-25 hills landing eY
~ brig Emuire from Boston, Trull & Co brand and for
sale Low by c. H. MYERS Il BRO. jalI-tf
VVTHTSEEV 0bio on5 C1777rz+r-- IT7I7;,-o-- c..
~ 1 :ss y A L WEBB BRO corner Pratt and o2p
DINE APPLE CHEESE.-L NJ. Norton i
4 Sons Pine Apple Cheese, for sale by A. L. WEBB X
BRO It
MALT.-Prime Spring and Fall Barley Malt
| 1Fl Tor sale by A l. WFBB& BRO II
|
| kn0o-6,OOO packages, consisting OF large and
o df5 round and h9X and has
| = : %5i--zi = : 80, - !al@-9
~ III IAOhANEo VI fIIo, consisting OF
boxes cartoons and aset in eiore and @ h n
| ~ : y -, 49,
4 bLi - C1L:-zOU cases PlnIS anu quarts; LOT
>sale ny Ial-MEh q IiOMAS, 10 BoWys wharf ll2-tl
| DIE = ND
| SdBEE FUPS
embracing all qualities both in Stained and Natural COor
In all cases their real character will be stated
TAYLOR,
delft Opposite Barnum's.
| CUTI DRFN,S ETTp
! - / Ci''
.o..,..,.4u,,u..s
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GAIT SALT !!
~ LAO sacks Ground Alum ait in prime order COR sale
IN lots to suit by CARR, GEESE CO,
Il Spears wharf.
GLOVER SEED.
~ Prime Pennsylvania Glover Seed just received and for
sale by CARR, GIESE Il Co
81 Spears wharf
VETHITE BEANS
w % bbls Prime White Beans received and for sale ~
CARR, G1ESE K co,
q Spears wharf
STAVES.
~ GO00O White Oak HID. and Bb Slaves for sale by
CARR, GIESE IL co.
q Spears wharf
L'XTRA FLOUR.
~ For sale by
CARR, GEESE x Co,
JAG tfr p Spears wharf.
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OLD RAPP WHIsKEY. from Economy,
- sale by GEE & YNE. 60 BALTIMORE street


sale by GRE K ZOE, SO Baltimore street
Up COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
THE SECOND LECTURE ''-'l -''''''
" the E RT ANNUAL W G Tp vii be delivered by
ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th inst,
81 S and Charles streets
az SEATS FREE a''''' isll-st-
I[{D THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- y - Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF
street URsb1Y EVENING" NE%T S9 & h Bs s
in addition the usual business there will he an elec
ton for Officers to manage the affairs of the Association for
jalO3t JNO. R. KELSO, JR. Rec. Sec.
EP DR.. WINSHIP, OF BOSTON, WILL.
s11N l. hEG s IREE0RE THE BAITM0RE GYMNA
Suhject-PaYS ICAL CULTURE
The lecture will be followed by illustrations Of the une-
quaed muscular strength Of the Lecturer such raising
The following extracts selected from many others in the
Boston Journals will give the public idea Of the cha
From the Boston Medical and md Surgical Journal June IT,
PaTsJoAL GgIGgRsgDr George B. wnsip delivered
h 6 s not on on Fh S Culture With notice
put on record the remarkable fact lecturers
Without any artificial assistance Dr. windship lifted
pouIus Eight hundred twenty werefed
Wlhou any great apparent effort foot from the
floor Nine hundred and twenty-nine pounds fairly
lifted single time, several inches the DR. Wind
ship stated that this is hundred and twenty nine
pounds more than there record having ever been
lifted before, in the Benin, the Belgian giant
and Topham English athlete have each lifted eight hun
dred pounds. Four years ago, DIR. W. commenced lifting
five hundred pounds and has gradually reached this pre-
sent ma ximum, which he attained month ago
Dr also sustained and lifted the weight of his body by
his little finger and by single hand He is able to raise his
own weight three times in the first named manner, and
Welve tunes eythe latter He also shoulded barrel Of
the dumb bells
DIR is ISIS years of age weighs pounds and feet
Nearly two Thousand ladies and gentlemen gathered in
Inc MUSIC Hail. last evening to listen to Dr. Windshps
! brilliant success.-Roston Ledger, June WIS
Single Tickets TO the Lecture 50 cents Tickets admitting
Gentleman and lady rs cents gentleman and two ladies
81 10 he had at the principal Bookstores and from the mem
oefs OF the Executive Board of the Gymnasium ia75t
| H~P NOTICE OF ELECTION AN
| ~ NUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLDERS OF
THE MARYLAND SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, for
the Election OF President and Four Directors to serve for
the ensu will he held at the Office Of said Company
on " EpN tSDAI 18th instant, between IL o'clock
| By order,
| ja7-tIs CHAS MJTT ENDOPEF Cooroto.,-
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GOODS AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
Which persons examine before buying and Judge ion
themselves
No ABATEMENT FROM THE PRICES ASKED
They consist of Fancy Goods Of kinds which are toe
MENTION and articles of more substantial ust
such as
GENTS FoRXIsHING GooDs.
Being about declining both these departments of my
business, persons can rely getting bargains
The simple for sacrificing my goods pay my
debts, am tired of the importunng creditors who
think that mankind all rogues, and that there
honesty left in the world beyond consideration Of the
Almighty Dollar, Of which the fel0 have too maryland
the many too few. D. c. DRIsCoLL
DAFT "a Bafirore straet
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$500, Os7.eo 82,84251 20 ,2s2 % SIS g.

Compared with the same month in 1855 the re-
turns show the following result:
noo Main Stem. Wash. Branch. Nwva. Total.
1927 1922 20 0sl so 32,3425l 20,232O2 S55 662 10
ls5S.277,7sl.OO 50 COZ 81 22slS94 $50 200 o.
increase. SOS, 3O6 GO .. 10 aso 90
Decrease. ...,.. "a o5o en o see no '''h'''''
showing a net increase over the corresponding
month of last year of S19,459.Ss.
Inc financial year of the Company commences
with October Comparing the revenue so far
of the present with that of the past fiscal
rnar the following result il shnu-n.
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Ie,45e.ss

Increase the present fiscal year....... sos 400 20
The transportation Eastwardly, into the CITY of
Baltimore, during the month of December. on some
of the principal staples, has been as follows:
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EDIoT AGAINST CRINoLINE.-The Cardinal Vicar
OF Rome has issued edict fOrbidding ladies to 90
to church in crinoline The confessOr is to forbid
them to present themselves at the altar to take the
sacrament, unless they dressed in simple man.
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Cardinal Wiseman has decided to reside perma-
nently at Rome. His health is improved.
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The POINTED YOKE SRtBT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE. WALKER Il Co,
l55 Baltimore street.
This is pattern Of their OUnventon which after aDy
nanges they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them acall-oppesite the Museum :
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NoIsELEss
IA MIL 7 Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW sTYLEs-PRICEs, $50 To 1925
HEMMERS, IS EXTRA

BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1859.
The undersigned have used the "GROV Err Il BAKERn
SEWING MACHINES for five years past, and in all that
time il has fully expectations every particular
can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very best machine in use.
JOSEPH BICK ERTON Il co
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859
1t affords much pleasure to bear testimony to the ex
cellency OF Messrs. GROVER BAKERS SEWING MA.
CHIMES. having in my family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quetness
delightful in the household
Rev. JHO NcCRON,
Pastor Third Eng Lutheran Church
SALESROOMS-lSl Baltimore street. Baltimore
1875 Broadway, New York.
- Send for Circular. I23I
ROOFING RooFINe | / RooaiNG II
Economy, Durability ard Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FsLr AND CoMFosITIoN RoorIKG
unryaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing
PERPEcrLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRooF,
UEEaUALLED FOR EC3NoaY,
UNRIvALIED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
SO fa=lisr sEiH.mation address or call on
JAS. Il. Johnson,
No : Jarvis Building, cor. North and
N2"t Baltimore streets. BALTIMORE
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THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AID CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY
E. MOU n TBS,
No 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there be found always hand and made to order:
TETE-A-gETES in Brocatele, Plush or Hair Cloth so
FAS, Walnut ana Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth or GOV
cred in goods to order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocaelle, Plush, or Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, Arious styles from $50 $500
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 Iiusk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed
F. MOUNT,
mhl7-n No. 81 N Gay st, opp. Odd Fellows Hail
600 Tons BALTIMORE CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
tor manufacturers and shippers for sale by
CHAs GILMoR,
Sole Agent,
dis II IS Second street
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Necessary to a choice. III
Sherman..... Observation-Disclosures Jog
Hamilton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Remainder scattering.
The House adjourned
RAILROADS WORKED BY CoNTRACr-Wherever the
working of railroad has been let out by contract
the most satisfactory results have followed The
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railway
has been worked by this system for several years
past, and the President in his annual report speak
ing of it, says cit still works well and is produc-
tive OF much saving to the Company. 1t likewise
promotes regularity in running the trains and in
| all branches of our business. 1t dminisbes acct
! dents to both persons and property, by bringing
home the responsibility directly upon individuals
| instead of the corporation
| THE PACIFIC RAILroAD.-Senator Gvin of Cali
forna, has introduced in the Senate of the United
States his Pacific Railroad bill of the last session,
with the amendments tten made by the Senate,
and proposes to call it up at early day. This bill
authorizes the President to invite proposals for
carriage of mails, troops, munitions of war &C. on
the service Of the United States by railroad from
the Missouri river between the Big Sioux and X an
sas rivers, to San Francisco-the road to be put
into operation within twelve years and to be finally
surrendered to the United States and transferred
to the States within whose limits it is built Alter
nate sections of public lands for twenty miles on
each side OF the road are to be appropriated for the
purpose of building it, besides which bonds of the
| United States are to be issued to the company
payable in thirty years, to the amount of S34 600
900, bearing interest at five per cent the principal
and interest to be paid by the company in ranspor-
taton and mail service The road is to be laid with
! iron OF American manufacture.
THE PHILADELPHIA LYING-IN CHARITY AND NURSE
SoCIETY.-The twenty-seventh annual meeting OF
the contributors to this Association held in that
city on Monday evening last. From the annual
report we learn that during the year 9S garments
were distributed to those applying to the society,"
and 81 garments loaned; 40 poor women have been
supported by the association during the year. The
Home employs Il nurses to attend to the increasing
number of females applying for relief.
THE PoLITTCs OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE DIFFER
ENT STATEs-The Governors of the States of the
Union, including the Governor elect of Kansas,
| are seventeen Democrats sixteen Republicans and
| one, in Maryland, American. The Democratic
! Governors are in fourteen slavehoding States and
three free States. The Republicans are, of course,
! all in free States.
MARIO AN AUTHoR.-Signor Albert Mario, hus-
| band of the well known ca deruntMiss Jessie White
has published at Milan pamphlet, entitled "Holia
| frdncia,' which is very hard upon Louis Napo-
| leon. The book is said to have been "revised" bv
Joseph Mazzini.
EDIoT AGAINST CRIYoLINE.-The Cardinal Vicar
| OF Rome has issued edict forbdding ladies to 90
| to church in crinone. The confessor is to forbid
them to present themselves at the altar to take the
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- aeturing Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
AT the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
iority over all others Price $50 and upwards
SAILS Rooms,
nl4t 1853 Baltimore street
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A G G . N T B o o Ks.
6 SO.
BUSINESS MEN OF ALL CLASSES.
~ WANT OF
LEDG ERS,
DA BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS, BILL BOOKS
RECEIPT BOOKS, or ANY KIND OF ACCOUNT BOOKS
FOR THE NEW YEAR,
Will linda superior assortment can have them made to
ORDER of pattern Of the best AMERICAN or ENGLISH
PAPER, at SAsiL. Z. TURNER'S
Stationery Warehouse,
No. South Charles street.
~ first rate assortment Of COUNTING-HOUSE STA
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MARIO AN AUTHoR.-Signor Albert Mario, hus-
band the well known ca. derant Miss Jessie White
has published at Milan pamphlet, entitled "Halia
fronctG," which is very hard upon Louis Napo-
leon. The book is said to have been 'revised" by
Joseph Mazzini.
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IMPORTANT TO HousEKERpERs

IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
s10-h JAMES r. JOHNSON
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TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from $50 Cabinets plain
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
~ Salesroom 1863 Baltimore street, @
m27-f L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal Co.
The undersigned Sole Agent for the sale Of the above
bated Coal in this market offers it consumers, manutac-
urers and shippers at the lowest market yates Orders for
any size and quantity filled promptly.
CHARLES GILMoR,
dl5tf No So Second street. near the Post Office
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FINE TABLE CLARBT.-Another supply received
by GREEN & YoE, SO Baltimore street i27-tf
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MAINS HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS.
1874 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
We still continue up Meals at our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL. PARTIES large SMALL accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second for Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance Of the same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
avorably with other Hotel Single Rooms,
cents.
~ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No. so FAYETTE STREET
R2iu G. H. MANN, Proprietor.
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HAS COME HAS COME II HAS COMFII
4 Il TIE GOOD TINE ms CONFETTI
SINGERS No .. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No. MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and
celled Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
They have been tried in families aud found superior to any
now in
~ Hemmers, binding guagss of all kinds machine oil
and every thing in line always hand at New York
prices Tie great reduction in prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain the
made at the lowestraes Everybody requested
to call at office send for a copy OF NJ SINGER
Co.'S GAZETTE
". f. FREDERICK, Agent
Sl9-1r l59 Baltimore street
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BosToN Coal CoMPANY's LUMP Coal
For SALE Low
HALL LONEY,
Sc Buchanan's wharf,
OFT. D, LoNEY l. CO.,
S2lk sl South
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PORTLAND KEROSENE On.
THE VERY BEST
ARTICLE OFFERED THIS MARKET.
IT SMOKE BURNING,
and
HAS No UNPLEASANT 0DoE.
WARRANTED
To GIVE SATISFACTION
For sale by DoBBIN Il WAKEFIELD,
Sole Agents Portland Kerosene Oil Co,
dI2tf No. South street
WE WOULD SUGGEST To THOSE OF OUR READER
who are in want of REALLY SUPERIOR Cook SrovE, to
call upon
MEssRs ROBBINS Co,
&c and 4s Light street
And examine their celebrated
MARsHBANK FULTON,
For Wood Coal This Stove has better reputation from
the hundreds who have tried it, than any other within the
scope of ledge and certainly deserves Call and
see it. s--eotf
LADD, WEBSTER h CO..
UNRIvALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
September Both, 1859
~ Baltimore Office,
l3l WEST BALTIMORE SFRSRT,
o5-tf between Calvert and South streets
KiNDLIEG Wool KINpLIkd WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
At Othce OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0-n JAS. H. JOHNSON
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SCoTCH WMsKEY.
OLD NECTAR RYE do
BOURBON, OLD do
OTARD BRANDY, 1872.
| For sale
WM. H. MCLEAN,
u9f 81 n. Charles
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GEoRGE's CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal.
Selected Lump for open CRATES Run of mine for manu-
acturng and shipping purposes From the best mines
For sale by CBAs. GILmoR
dI5-tf IS Second street
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Coal AND WooD.
FAMILY COAL OFFICE.
J. HENRY GEESE Il Co,
d2l2m No. SOUTH STREET.
DIS. CHURCH h gladden.,
DENTISTS,
No. 30 north CHARLES STREET
n29-tf Baltimore.
ECONOMY Economy Il
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done by purchasing God already Sawed
Split at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
No. NORTH STREET.
sl0-tf JAMES H. JOHNSON
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HAVANA SWEET ORANGES.
MALAGA GRAPES
For sale by W II MCLEAN
Ia5-t 50 n Charles street
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices.
j. & K. CAMPBELL,
NIL If R. GER 227 Baltimore street.
Coal UNDER COVER.
| Every variety OF HARD AND SOFT GOALS from the
approved mines, kept clean dry RAIN and
SNOW at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
! L. W, LEISENRING,
si6-im No I20 North Howard street
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 65 Second street,
Dnf+.
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rAnd Star, here, is as Glad as anv of US,

'And Star, here, is as glad as any of US,
said Media, 'only she hasn't spoken a
word
Joy is too deep for words sometimes,
said Lawrence, smiling in Stars blushing
face.
The house was now in great bustle.-
There was no more sighing-only absent
reveries quickly broken-laughter, free as
the birds carol, checked sometimes in the
outpouring, but resumed again No more
slow steps, measured by grief; no shudder,
ings as the familiar surroundings brought
the dear lost face SO wildly before them.
They trembled sometimes at their own rap
lures. As for Dora, she engaged a carriage
and went driving round the city, telling all
her friends. Checking her coachman as
she saw familiar form, she beckoned, and
Mr.. Carlisle came hurrying up to the car
riage.
Your face is a chapter of good news,
he said.
"a chapter! I'm a whole book-tull.-
Who do you think has come to life, Mr..
Carlisle?'
Ahv-hc started guiltily tily-'what-whc
what do you mean%
Il mean that poor Marshall-my hus
bands nephew-why I won't tell you Mr.
Carliale, you're absolutely CHASTITY
90! the de-; beg your pardon Mrs
Hamilton. II anticipate-so he was mol
drowned, eh after all. Well, that is devil
ish good beg your pardon, Mrs. Hamil
ton. That's good::ucws-very bad-infer
nal :-ah-will you excuse me? 4 FRIEND
is signalling'
Dora told the coachman to drive on.
'How strangely he acted y she murmur
ed. Il begin to suspect now. Oh no
it is too horrible. But how he changed
COLOR I never saw face SO blanched,-
He's almost flying down the street, too
and I am sure there's nobody with him
That afternoon, Mr.. Carlisle engaged 6
passage in a European steamer that would
sail on the morrow.