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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-05
WINTER ARRAVGEsIENT.


NN and after Monday, the 14th of November, 1859,
" the passenger Trains will run daily as follows:
First-The Great Southwestern, 81. Louis Cincin-
natl Columbus. Wheeling, BenwOOd, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
11:5O A. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at Gas A. NJ
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 5:O5 p NJ, arriving 1t
Benwood at SIG and Wheeling al $40 A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel aud water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago St.
Louis. indianapolis Dayton. Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling. Benwood Baltimore, aud Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $50 p. NJ,
and arrives at Baltimore Ass r. NJ connecting with
the trains for the ERstere and Southern cities. Re
turning. leaves Baltimore at 7A5 A. NJ and arriving
Ht BenWoOd II 2:l5 and Wheeling at 245 A. VI. TEis
train stops at all regular stations East Of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted Ut 7l0 A NJ
arriving in Cumberland at Gas p. 81. Returning
leaves Cumberland SIS NJ. and arrives at Wheel
ing At G:lO p. NJ. This train stops at all stations
These trains all make close cOnnectiOn with trains
for the Western cities.
J. b. FORD Agent.
W.P. SMITH Master Of transportation.
L. n. COLE, Genl Ticket Agent. novl4-5o
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~ No adyerdsecent be condce BY The month yrsI
miss lPecae on NE Manuscript previously agreed upoa Be-
tween hc parties
An sdycrscrni uazked ne copy sPeclaed
Of Insertions VII be continued ua ordered sut ard paFmcai
axactci accordingly
- ApuEsrrHsssrsroN avoid tnund-rsis sniins
pNrtof ue Annual Advertisers O. Ia proper % sta.e ~
h1 thtr pry only cNtsni Oh their taueltl business ECA
Estate Legal and an other Advertisements sent BY h 90 Dc
additional charge. and No variston-
- S,fc and Genel Agents Alve seuents NOT 10 De
Inserted by vclr bat 90 charged the usual rates. subject
30 such discounts as sh.n h- agreed upon.
nonkse.cri ana yearly advertisers generally, engaging
spnar-s with thc privilege of change shall not hi
Teary avc-trr week insert ;aan the
the gftune under ir rHruc and an eEcce
4ilr such amount 90 De charged st uc uEutl rates
Avr-ts.r.uts Inserted n ths SsiN-e',y Wig Of - ccui1
pe square lines for th- lrsi insertion and so c,us
Ger 11aare c,ufirnarce n ettEv. cents.
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EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

a.
THE Eleventh session Of ihs lntaon viii commence on The
H, Monday in October next and close on the last day OF
Jure, 1870.
The Principal does not deem necessary give the
the Assistant Teachers 10 his employ simply saying that he aid
ed BY eleven rough quad instructors and that every ehor
will be made to maintain the high reputation and select character
o the School
TIE advantages offered department Of mcsie Vocal
nunena unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
In the city empoyed and particular attention paid TO this
valuable accomplishment
Two French ladies reared ciuoAtedn Paris and speaking
the pureS French resds 10 the family Of the Principal whose
pee duty h speak French habituaiy With all those Who
studying the language confidently asserted that much
and pure French spoken IN the honse In female school
IN the Union
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry fully L.
lusIed BY experiments The belonging to the Institute
being as complete any IN the State
Especial attention given also the study Of History English
active aud profitable.
The Principal refers With pride to the following list Of PArEoSs
about the best OF the merits Of lis school:
Hon II 4. Wise, Norfolk, Va; Con- NJ MauIy Nat %
Rev wm Sparrow, Theological Seminary Alexandria Rev p
Slaughter CulpePe Rev H. Road. Rev George Woodbridge,
Rev H. Keple Rev. D. poggett, Dr. b r. Wexford, A.
Morson r. Andsroa, Gratian James Lyons r. Price
io"rd Hon John Robertson Richmond Jas horson 0ooeh
and; Wm Clark J. Darlington, Sax; k Cralle, Green
ber Va; p 81 Go-re Cooke PoWhAA; Dr. n H. Stuart King
George; r y Seoit tAuquer I J. Randolph T. p Minor, Al
brnar.e Pean W. Carroll New Orleans 4 Baylor Rsex
Mrs. n uaon, Lower brandon; Col Dahney Dry Craye
MISS Bryce stewart Cagksye, Tenn Hon H. Lee, Csrks
burg Va.
Rsfenee maie also to the Faculties the virginia Military
lnstne aud William aud Mary College, 70 Professors bledoe
smith, Coleman, Maupn and Davis OF tie University OF Virginia.
Board Washing and Lights. s2ss 90
Preparatory Dypartncut. 50 90
Latin Modern Lar uag, csEses each, ,........ 20 GO
Nusie Vocal or on Piano. Harp oFS'n or Guitar per
Drawing Painting in eco to 50 10
Uss OF Insrurieat. Per month ............... so
Payable Onsst ii October baasec the 5h Of February.
FOr further particulars or for catalogue address The r:9a
iyis-sn Box 81, Richmond, Va
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON.

INHE ssou the l Wednesday In October.
Board, neuding fuel lights and WAshing-And tuition In
English Branches for the scholastic year, eisi.
for catalogues further Information address
Res. e A. RAYMOND Hampton,
Eu8l-dim or Rev. T HUME, Portsmouth.
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Did nOMINFON INSTITUTE,

OLD DGWINFON INSTITUTE,
TEVE this scoo Young Ladies' located at the
The Of sth and Franklin Streets Richmond, Va, Will
begin the lat dag OF October, sG and close the SOh OF
June neNtensuilR.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
l. 2 shumate Mental Neral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
X a. Glison Naura Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Eiogard Houdayer, French.
Caros Mera span sh and Italian
Albert De ROedigtr, German.
Miss Elva NJ Jones Interim edlaie English.
Miss Maggie D. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar
OsWad Heinrich. Pa ntng and Drawing.
!. ". Reeve, PenmAnshiP
TERMS
Trims Tor the Session. payable half hst Of October, residue
FEB Il. isfi:
Primary Engish Ouoludlng Vocal Nucl $50 90
intermediate Engsh ncuding Vocal Muslc) ~ N
Senior aculing Vocal Music. 80 on
Lauguagss ................. 20 "
Piaao Organ Guitar Cultivation o. the Voice for half
lessons per week. ............. 90 %
Piano, Organ Guitar, Cultivation OF the Voice for one
hour son. per 50 W
Water Coors, Crsyon Drawing. 20 90
Use Of Piano .................. 10 90
Ornamental Branches
washing and Light, ............. zee. 25 %
Application 10 enter pupils and ali communications concerning
the School should be made 70
THOMAS L. GALLEHER
Ricl mond, Va
The announcement the session Of $780, 81, WILDE furnished
N.N - wHwa aNVNNa aA
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LARGE STOCK or
NEW FAEL GOODS

J. MillhiSer ~ Bros.
VxTE AXE pleasure iaiom iends patrons and TIE
W pubic rail- that rave opened very extensive
sortt Of Ew GOODS adapted TO The pre- ami approach
Ing season. prepared g. al them The faSor4bls
terms and a, very low peS FAMILIES having haei u te
Ia anything 10 Dry Goods lice, VIII well give
exami scn q only - ind We are selling Goad
at "e cannot advertisement enumeGe iht leading
STYLES have in store assure
cFamn'd and ismmst full good bargains and
doubt wi be With cut mer n they their interest
We sell the best 3 BLACK SILK ia the ty.
We sell the best slLwool FLANNEL az % cents
We hevs the largest Gnd cheapest of FRENCH EBRoD
ERIES In the city.
CARPETINGs and RUGS in great variety, ard cheap.
J. AiLLHISER & BRO,
se20-n 1873 Br al Street.
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CI.INTKY mEHOHANTS

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
WILL find i2 Main Street. all III want In the Book and
w Saiot lines at w prices for cagh approved credit
Ks " me manufacture bet than Of Northern
make stock Of Yankee books also kept for those who
will tuy common goods
Cap Letter trapping Papsr. Of all sizes and quslt
Bonnet Boards Inkstand Pens volns Strings, Ibk
Pencils, AC
Virgins, Datch and English AmtHac5 for 1861.
School Books Of an kin1s Bibles Test ments Hymn and Prayer
Books Novel, dard Literature in great variety
g Blank books made to order and AL kinds Of Book Binding
a short notice.
sees Jw RANDOLPH
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NUANO, GUANO-
" 100 tons Peruvian Guano,
800 Recse's Manipulated de.
100 " Hlde Island,
30 &" sombrero
80 4" Carter Panmaee,
For sale at lowest prices, by seii-lm STOKES RIvEs
cas- FIXrUREs.-weh have on hand the larges, and
" beat selected stock Of Chandelier Pendants Braskts se
,ures any kind to call and examine assortment
ei2-im Iron Block, Governor g.
T EAKsVILLB COTTON YARNS, for sale by
IL STOKES RIvEs,
aul5-8m
poRTLAND sYRUP.-s'O Gbl. for .aleey ,.,.,.,n
VIFNSEsNY BRANDY.-IhAve some Is half Pipes Of
don Tpe ennessys London Dock 1865 all Of which
now otter to the trade on g'Odterm'' ~. o. CKISa, M
TUsT RECEIVED PREsH SUPPLY OF
Havana Cgrs Be lot Of snoking and CheSng Tobac
set5 No. 1OT Broad st., above OH.
LAx highest market price paid for Play Seed
,e5 on the Dock.
TTORsE sHOES.-T5 kegs Burdens Horse Shoes, Nos l,
IL . and T. for aieby ,ouSx aoRDon4 soS
TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA.
FOWLE 81 CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATED PERUVIAN GUAN0,
rHE BEsT, CHEAPEST AND Kor PERMANENT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRicULTURIsTS.
TJNDORsED Stabier, OF Alexandra, Nai and Prof
IL Campbell Mor Of New York. two of me most eminent Ch
M Of The United States the only combination Of Phosphate
and kmmonated unos, yet offered In really soluble form
IA Il comDosed Of Peruvian and mbrero GUANOs OF ou
swn Importation the Cnca and sombrero lsand AMI var
fanted ree ou all Impurities IL has been severely tested BY
many Of the most successful and intelligent farmers beth In VIZ
qIna and Maryland ,de By side with Peruvian Guano and Us
superoty alone fully proved being 1G cent cheaper The
before being added the Peruvian, rendered
medeIv soluble by process but recently discovered
psuErly The value Of Peruvian Guano combined VIII
M super Phosphate hardly be estimated an impor
aat constituent supplied by The so5brero shsn tne rs1'
Price $50 per ION OF 1900 pounds.
To those who prefer IT, viii be prepared 70 furnish No Pc
ruan and sombrero Guano direct from the Island Ao Col
unbIan Mexican, and African Guanos
FOWLE a. CO,
Alexandria, Va.
HILL 4 NORPLEET,
iyqs-dLr4m sAle Agents at Richmond. Va
CIARPETs! CARPETS! !---A very pretty stock o
~ carpets no" Q" "'"' cmLEs cHESERY.
SERVANTS CLOTHING.
fu and co mplete stock of sBsvANrs' CLOTHING now on
hand mp'Ising all N. hest makes
say C. aad Z, Ful'e Cloths.
Sleeps Greys. casinsts, 4e,, for men,
Iinteys, Ae. for women.
Blankets, Fiannels, Socks, Stockings, &c.
JAVA sS... G"TsEEn .,s'ss Jaw. c.r..,
100 pockets do. do. do, on consignment Tor sale BY
Eeq5-a Co.nsr Va. and Cary streets.
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IImR PRINCIPAL o OeyTHR sOuaMsRN FE-

MALI INSTITUTE at Aienond Va, wishes to employ an
additional itant Master of tus graduate IN most o
qe scho Of the Unyerstv of Virginia preferred 70 man
experience well recommended salary uf ~ OWL be paid
Address d. LIE POWELL, Box 81
Ifw
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WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAID IN RELATION TO
THE DRAGON:

rNHAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL and SATAN and Mr. STA.
CYS effort Identify him, and the bIung ofhs head In the
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INIIAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL, and SATAN and Mr. STA
CYs effort oidcntiy him, and the brung ofhs head in the
immediate future.
From The Richmond wtig, Aug TO- 1860
ITsTuRy DRAGON Mr. Hargrsys White Of this city
serpent the Devil anisaian hse head must be bruised IN The
coming Contest among The Nations" The author Mr. g. b.
Stacy Of Richmond intelligent gentleman who has devoted
much time io the study OF the prophecies RE object Of the pub
caon TO aoue the attention of The believers In God 10 the
fact that the Apocalypse Is the History Of the Church. written by
God himself" and "ereby awaken interest The subject
which lead to preparation for the events that rapidly
approaching"
From the Religious Herald Aug. 10TH 1860.
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse,
constitute extensive de armeut oi RELIGIOUS aure; hut
our reading In that department. limited that unable
decide how far Br Stacy entitled 20 the credit Of originality
for cert which strike US ingenou novel
Tbe Who sl an In ,be aitennt 10 nd the recent nol
c revolutions Of Europe the poI hec and from hsi
page revolutions yet 10 the worb Of time should
many sided subject though msy not clear up the perpe
ties which enbarrass enquiry aud provoke dissent
From the Central Presbyterian. Aug 18th
The apocaypo vision Of John has commentaries
Other portion Of the Bible Not onv clergymen,
In large nurbes and In successive have essayed 10
M the veil which hangs over the pls:-he pasng and the iu
The work of which oi the title Is given above 4 the
OF these which have and the author Of Which
layman of this city NJ. has undertaken to give full
expedition Of the but simply ahhtory Of the DA
gon and has fortified bis positions by reference TO eonporsne
history, for which he has drawn largely The London
Chronicle other Fnslh pc bdeals Is much richer In this
rrSpct than the Kind and the general
whether he adopts authors theory NOT will be Instructed
impressed he recspu alton 81 events and by the notice.
of the man actors In the passing drama The work
minds engaged in looking a passing eon foeshadownl
these which are to come.
Prom the Philadelphia Presbyterian.
This little work designed IN Illustrate the impcable
raln be Church. and does not pretend 20 any
~ Of Interpretation II intelligent and IN respect may be
mistaken IN It's views and yet safely st down with the
boo in hand as to ste TO the conventional views Of
reasonable and well informed friend.
For sae by all Bookseller Phce Sic. seG-lm
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TEgSfs:
Daily Paper tS per Anaun iWeshy, 90 Wesky 81 =.
In Aavance Rsancea nay be sa- AZ M risk u re
Pabhers where evidence taken ne depoSit Of
isterin the Post once containing money.
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}. FALL TRADE. IN
SHAFER, HALaEY ~ CO,

ClothierS and Manufacturer
10 MAIN STREET.,
Richmond. Va.
TVYHE Subscribers htvng manufactured for the Virginia and
No, Carolina trade ihe past years. bring expert
1welgs that the CLOTHING offered
vii o. every esp-ct give sstsfacton-
Possessing every facility Tor carrying butinss success
fully tVamna;on Of stock, knowing that We can
ogc these who desire sooi goods al a' prices
sHAFkR HALsEN co, A. $ sHAFER Co,
Richmond Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS, sHAFER co,
s-13 Lynchburg, Va
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I'M, LISH ARMY OVERCOATs, AZ Wholesale and
supply Of the above desirable articles
Physicians others much exposed TO weather The
above goods impo tsn and bought for cash
which vi nable me 10 o.r others
in OF will nud
their lnerest before MAXI their purchases
se22 WM lk' SMITH, l2i Main 8
OLD CIGARS made from domestic Tobacco,
" years old, for sale by - -
st26 div WM. WALLACE SONS
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, Of prime quality, r.
L ceylng and fer sale by .,.,,.o
se2T l. u. H. DANENPokT
NUNS-Jus hand hne soituent Of Goube aud single
- ' THO. ROBERTsOv sons
s9T No G1 Main Street.
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NOTICE.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w PROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Chronic diseases renders comment upon
their medicinal efficacy u9neee'sly % & o have beep trans
ported and persons at their homes and experience
from Geir gse tsheH drunk Jre1 at ltJ1antain. $500
These waters are geny APERlENT decidedly ALTER
others n has given 10 them their high reputation Is their r
tire pouer Their peculiar operative influences ~ when hey
t1fs R uludr secretiOs resOir6 Chronic ifdGaMdfioRs
orsroos oretonsn smaller vessels and tar0r 81 oOid
Accommodations diseased organs thus producing the derd
tue profound changes demandedin almost every ee o
As sn SPERIENr and AJTERATTvE the range Of disease to
which they are applicable will apparent to medical mnsuch
as rOnio Of the NODdeh BOtccL LreT
E & g. fS Upon Tine aa oRs os S Rt s sSe
and healthy secreons in such have departed ror
In DYsPEpsiA and In Chronic ratonS Of the mucous coat
Of stomach and Bowels they are employed with the hApp
In the various forms LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC OIARRHBA often cured by them amer other rem
TO CosTIvENEs Of the Bowels and to PILEs they are well
In the sevtrdi forms Of BIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with ssy are s5g ierSsSs
liar 70 females their GeratUe Influences are Ohen eminenF
and the various nervous disedses when they
the result OF organic arrangements treated with great success
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy eOeval with
the early history Of the Springs ,, ,,., 49,.
As palliative Of excellent effect in GoUT, their value has
In MEsCuRiAL DISEASES and 10 that peculiar affection that
from the abuse OF Mercury IN sTrIIg snGoou u
course Of stands unrivaed In M curative poEera
E Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character anu ~
pcAbes Waters furnished graS' on application " inc
Waters. securely put up Springs in glass bottles
being regularly furnished 10 the AgenA IN Hchonu' "
nsvsni mposon each bottle has the words "GREFN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass; without
Orders from individuals and the trade throughout the United
STATES 'n0D' DC MI PURCELL, LADD AGO,
.rSr-dtcsn GenT Agents, Richmond, Va.
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FOR FARMERS.
PRIME HEAVY BR0GANS,

MADE EXPRESS FOR US.
NATE have laig superior suOEs made
w sNlt of all sizes or Men, Wo AMI Boys As0
Mems heavy double long boos suitable Tor hes and farm
hands These shoes will double long any De-
made in Virginia We have sold them 0 the largest aud
Ia Virginia. and they pruounce them " be the b. 81
have gwen ter vans; they have them
twelve months We invite al in really prime Sh TO
call them. We have also the Mems ArmOy Sh
and Mems Boys Richmond made Brogans We will sell
them very l.w for the qualities
son PUTNEY A WATTS
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NEW BOOKS.
FTNHE MOTHER-IN-LAW.-Ata tale Of Domestic LIE
Il nv Ms Rmma N 4 southWofth vols paper al co. I
vol I9mo cloth, 81 25.
Tho VVou,an In WhIta.-By While CollnA S vols.
Cloth al 90.
NeEnesIs- Nv Marian UarIand 70 mo cloth Al 25.
RutI dge.- D, the author Of "Beuiah" tl 90
One nd rxventy-By the author Of "Wdnower" paper.
30 C..
French, German. Latin and Italian Lnngua.
Ers without master BY A. H. Monteih ~ mo. cloth " 70
NVooi- NJ he and Racket Hy
hi,-sd n So 70 mo cloth 81 25.
U,cIr WHo,o,, Or the adventures Of 0eorRIan-By
w T,rnlrs 10 - cIoth 81 o.
Mill ON the FIOss.-Paper Ooc.
Love NE, Leave me NOTIFY Pierce EgAn Esq Paner
O' soc
The Wood RangeFs.-By Capt Mayne Reid 81 70
wild Life. by Capt hyne Reid. u -.
AntiCI tIOns of the Future TO as lessons for
the present time. For sale ty
GEO 7. BALDWIN, Bookseller.
SO Main Street,
sell Opposite 3d. Charles Hotel
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DAILY STEAMBOAT LINE TO ANNAPOLIS AND WEST
RIvER.-By an advertisement to be found else
where, and by still more extended notice in
local columns, the attention of the public is called
to the fact that daily line of steamers for Anna
polls and West River has recently been organised
and is now in full operation. This increase of
travelling facilities will be appreciated not only by
our own citizens, but also by those of the section
of our State who are thus brought into more fire.
ouent communication with its chief market. The
boats are said to be excellent in every respect
Whit their commanders are already favorably
known to the travelling community. lndepen-
IDENTIFY of the trip by water being much more
agreeable than by rail, the rate of fare will be
lower than by the land route, and as this change
has been brought about by individual energy and
enterprise, it certainly deserves, trust it will
receive, cordial support from the public. -.t
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PosITIoS OF THE GovERsoR OF SouTH CARoLISA.-
Gov. Gist, of South Carolina, having been nomi-
mated for the u. S. Senate by writer in the
Charleston Mercury, writes to that paper that if
Lincoln is elected he would not serve as s. Sena-
tor from South Carolina, he could not "properly
represent State that submitted to Black Republi-
can rule" f-..- -
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EILMOUR'S DINING SALOON.
The and handsome improvements of this spacious
and elegant SALOON completed giving visitors
all the comforts and privacy OF rscass establishment
MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS
Of kind be had without any delay, at all hours
during the day, and till a late hour at night
ladies AND GENTLEMEN
rely upon finding THIS SALOON, at all times aquiet,
agreeable and pleasant place Of resort.
The Proprietor who well and favorably known
citizens and the public as COS FECTIONER and CATER
Err, usual prepared furnish short notice. every
variety Of Cake for Weddings, Dinner parties, &c. =
GILMOURS DINING SALOON,
l25 Baltimore street, near South,
o221m and corner of Madison and Eutaw streets.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking store, suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables, Brackets, Consols at unequaled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engraviags al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c
FRYERS Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street.
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DEATH OF COMMANDER JOHN l.. SAUNDERs.--The
death Of this officer of navy took place in Nor
| folk on Friday. He entered the navy in 1909, and
has consequently served during period of fifty
one years-about thirty of which on active duty at
sea or on shore. For number of years past he
had been afflicted with paralysis, for which reason
he was placed on the reserved list by the action Of
the "Nayal retiring Board"
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArGE.-The engagement of
the Williams at Holiday Street. we are informed
by the manager, has been the most successful of
the season, and for several years past. On Friday
night some three hundred persons were turned
away, because of the crowded state Of the house
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Williams appear in three
pieces, The Fairy Circle, In and Out Of Place, and
TIE HappN Wan.
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BOGLE's AMERICAN

BOGLE'S AMERICAN
ELECTiC HAIR DYE,
superior all others the meridian candle
All initiate BoaLE to his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without brans steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention
temptble. Avoid them all Bogle's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and to their dsmay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety No
green tns smut, skin staining, humbug, but
liable, safe and sure. For sale at
BOGLE's BAZAAR,
202 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ja5eotf