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OgdenSburg & OswegO Route
Bankers.
yoSArHAH HAasHMAs. JosEPn HARsHMAs
Harshman 4 Co., Bankers,

Omee-No. 4s Jensrson street, Dayton.
DUY and sell Exchange, Gold, silver, UncuTont Bank
ID Notes, and discount approved business paper al
low rates jeimlAlawtiN
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Dentist.
Great Reduction.

nR. @ sw1TzER, Dentist Dayton, O. ofnce, I'd
floor the corner of Main aud Third streets, Oh.
posite Phillips House. tsiN. NIX.
have reduced my prices from 500 to S7b for whole
setts Gold Plate af sets $40 and on silver t6 ESQ
FOR whole setts half So have had fifteen years prac-
tice aud nearly four Of them in Dayton.
viii wrmntmy Gold sets for kyo years. Cash on
delivery fore work nuisdow
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Austc
Dunham and Ohicksring Piano FOrtes.

I HAVE on hand a bot OF the ebove named Pianos
which am desirous 9f closing out, and will sell
them mirh below the usIal prices. Call and examine
Them a. tho Piano headquaftens. Huston Hall Building
le CHARLES Ellis.
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@Getmau @ErimttmS.

The DAYTON wocHENBLATr being located in the EN-
piRE Building, Affords us facilities for doing Printing
in German, German and English, on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
s5- Da.bds ,,Ddptpn sBud,enbiatt" fa I'm Smptrt
@tbdubr bsantst 70 IA uns gssasnbtt ssbotsn Drud'
arbeiten In Dsutid, cher 9sutfh une GnsIiit, aufs
S6nslhs unb ~ anHsbmtdr,u greIisu ~ ttcrssE
Remember the location
ITO Main Street,
I'd door from Market.
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lDrlntimg RslatrrlaIs.
FRANKLIN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

II. ALLISON Supt., ufo
No. I6s Vine street, cineinnati, Ohio.
DRINTING PRESSES, Cases Galleys, &c. News
II Book, and Job Type Inks and Printing Materials
Of every description. brands and Pattern Letters o
various Styles sTEREoTYN0 Of all kinds-Books, Nh.
eic, Patent Medicine Directions labels. jobs, Wood
Cuts etc ELEofRoTTPis0 in all its branches. myS2
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GreenyIIle and Miami Railroad.

lAEE E ...ssss
CHANGE OF TIME
ON and after Monday, July 30th, 1850, until further
~ notice, trains will run as follows;
Leave Dayton Mt 500 IN, and 300 p M
Arrive at Union 1920 p m, 20 800
RETURNING.
Leave Union at 900 m, and 1850 m.
Arrive at DAYTON l1:40 :" 4:45 "
NJ Fare as low as by any other route
For tickets and further information, please apply TO
Samuel W King, General Ticket Agent at the Union
Depot Sixth street.
iy2l III. @. STIMSON, Sup't
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uo4 IN the FIELD!
READY FOR FIGHT
OLD sTANDl-FREsH GOODS!
j. a. MINICK,
Corner Of JeIersoa and Market Streets,
pANr,N prTtp

DAYTON, OHIO,
HAVING made many aud important improvements
Il 4 IN his Store Rooms and Teplenshcd his already
large stocr with heavy additions Of Fresh Goods heis
prepared 10 supply the community letter than ever
with every thing needed in the Cirooey and Produce
line, He can aud will furnish every thing in the trade
Of the BEST quality, at the lowest cash prices.
Hls stock ia part comprises
20 Hhds. Prime and Choice n q Sugar
10 Bids. Crushed Sugar, choice Xxx;
10 (" Powdered /" extra q '
10 Gmnulated Sugar. very good;
10 '' Rehned Coffee Sugar-a choice article and N
great favorite; ID
10 " xxx Golden syrup, drppings from Loaf
sugar, aud a choice Rrtcle
IL Golden syrup eNtm nicc;
10 I" Sugar H6use Syrup;
20 % n a.. Molttsses--iiew crop.
81 Ssks Rio Cuiibe--No. ! extra;
10 4" Java e eAtng
10 - Santlis a anew article.
Every kind aud quality OF Teas that ara dasirat
haisins, Figs, Currants, Dried Peaches AplIes To-
hicco, Ogarsi Wood md Willow Ware Oueensyarc
mention. ~
Feeling truly grateful for the very liben patronage
he has received nom the citizens OF DAYTON and sIir
rounding country, he desires 10 have them continue
feeling sure thai he can better than ever hereo
fore, please the ptihlic. i--
Hedesiros the people 10 call before purchasing else
where, as he oilers superior Inducements no28.lyd
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@ UEEN SW A RE,


BARLOW & HECKLER,
IMPORTERS DEALEns IN
white Granite stOnewareJ
Pearl White dOg
Common QueenawRret
Yellow Enrthensarej
French gold baud china
I" li.re white dot
bohemian and American GlnssWRreJ
Looking G1asBesj
Plated aud BrittaniR WnreI
Coal OIL Lamps
American and English Table Cutlery
Iron and BrittRnia SpOonsj
Coffee Millsi Cand1e-sttclksj
Feather Dusterst Paper shades
Tea Trays, Lanterns, Toys, sc.
CtTRICT attention given to the
- RETAIL TRADE,
and many articles reduced in price. with our direct
communications with
FOREfGN MANUFA CTURERS,
and well known facilities for
HOME Production,
we feel confident Of being enabled TO offer Inducements
to Purchasers. BARLOW a nECkLER,
jy2G 3Os Second Street
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Baltimore and ohio Railroad.

lFEs M I'D .ssssssa
GREAT NATIONAL RoUTE.--Terminaies ut Wash
VI ington and baltimore on the East, and Wheeling,
BenWood and Parkersblrg the West, at which place
il unites with Railroads. Steamers, dc for and fron all
points in the West, Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities
B6-'This IL the only route to Washington City ga
Passengers by this route visit Baltimore, Phla-
pelphia New York and Boston, at the cost Of ticket
TO boston alone, by other lines.
Through tickets TO the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington City AT an additional charge OF S2
Time rs quick and fare as low rs by any other route.
DD-Sleeping Cars all night trains.
Inquire for tcKets via Baltimore and Ohio Rnilroad,
al any of the principal Railroad offices IN the Wast
J. II, SULLIVAN, Gen Western Agt
u. NJ COLE, Gen. Ticket Agt
W. y. SMITH, Master Of Transportation a1dtf
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Dayton, xenIa and Columbus Railroad

La mi EET
INOUR Daily Trains East, via Columbus. Through
II tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern Cities.
Four Daily Trains East, leaving DAYTON for the
East follows; Night Express 1888 m; Cincinnati
and Columbus Day Express al O.2Oi m. these trans
stop only at Xena and London. Accommodation 5;l6
p IN, stops at all way stations between Dayton and
Columbus.
Arriving at Dayton night express 222 a. nj; Accom-
mediation 0lb a. mi Columbus and Cincinnati Day EK-
press 3:3p.
Trains run by Columbus time, whiehs minutes fas-
tor than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities by
calling on S. W. KING Ticket A. ent
Il. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
@. WARMAS, Gen'l Agt Dayton, o. apis
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R s
Notarirs.

TAMEs TURNER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
- AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Ofice, Bocke Buildings
on Jefferson street. the Corner Of Third in the
room formerly occupied hy Justice Terrence. Partieu-
lar attention paid 10 driving Deeds, Mortgages Con
tracts, Bonds, and Legal Papers. Also, collections
prompt. mr2l
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

[Ekps constantly on hand aeliOice lot Of bourbon
IN Whisky from the hest houses Ia Kentucky Rye
Whisky which cannot he exceled fG purity and age
Uld Rectihed Whisky which the world cant heat Pure
tawha, sherry, Malaga, Native American Wine but il
hns no objection to foreigners " they have none t
hohand Sins Ruins, Sehie,hm sclnapps,S Stopauh Bit
mention. My stock Of Groceries is complete, and will
scll them ~ low a. any house IN Dayton. Tobacco OF
various brands the best in tho market FIFTY thousand
Cigars
My store is na2t door 80 Iars, llerehelThOda A Co..
NO. dOi Second street-n gilt hWres-come now and
examine my stock. and u YOU don't purchase, YOU uan
~ out inmOlested; that's All.
au22 n. tNa f. OBRIFN
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par Prices as Low as the Lowest. -dsu
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lInelnnatI, hamilton and DAYTON R. R.

CHANGE OF TIME,
ON and after Monday, April 10, 1900 Passenger
~ Trains will leave tie Sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cncnnat "a follows:
Al 300 a IN, 500 m, $3.50 m, and 6;30
Returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 600
m, 1910 IN; $50 p IN, and $3.50 p IN,
The $3.50 m train stops at Mddletown and Hamilton
only,
iy30 DANIEL McLAREN, Supt
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DAYTON and Cincinnati r. R.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
n On A. M.-The mail train leaves the Six Street
JEW Depot.
- OO p M.-Second Train-Sanduslky Express
D:OU East and Westconneets via Clyde.
JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt
NJ G. CLApp Gen Ticket Agent iy30
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1NREE sTEAM POWER PREssEs

1.-TWO Of them HoEs famous Cylinders, the other one Of
ApAns last patent) enabling TO furnish large
ber Of impressions in a very short time.
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HARVARD COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.-The CON-
mencement of Harvard College at Cambridge, Mas
sachusetts, on Monday, was an occasion of unusual
interest. The church presented more than the COM
mon array of distinguished characters on The plat
form, among whom were Senator Douglas and Ed
ward Everett, and was as closely packed it we'll
could be with brilliant audience. Honorary de-
grees were conferred as follows
Doctors Of Laws--Ex- President of Harvard
James Walker, d. D.; Hon. VIM. B. Reed, of Phil.
adelphia; John Lothrop Motley, of Boston; Lord
Lyons, British Minister at Washington.
Doctors of Diuinity.- Bishop AL fired Lee of Del
aware; Rev. Thos. Hill President of Antioch Col
lege; Rev. WIN. Brock, of London.
To Lord Lyons name added the fattering
designation, fairly bestowed, viruna honoratissnau
MARIN. omn'gn, eonsensu regirm opud ederaas
also be observed, follows precedent established in
the case of the predecessor of Lord Lyons, lord
Napier, which commends itself both to the iudp.
ment and to our feelings of national amity and
courtesy. The applause of the audience testified
their JOY at the recognition of Mr.. Motley's well
earned position as a historian in that important
field in which Robertson and Prescott attained such
distinction.
Mr.. Douglas made the following speech at the
dinner on Wednesday:
'Mr. PRESIDENT | am indebted to YOU and the
good corporation of this University for most de-
lghtful day. For the first time, have been pres
en' az youi Sommenceinent exercises. L need not
say to you that L have been delighted with all
nave seen. The speeches certainly creditabIe
to the young gentlemen who delivered them and
to the University. You have been very kind in
your alluson to me and to the University which we
are trying to build in the city of Chicago. We
are following at vast distance in your footsteps,
for our institution is young We have had some
success, and hope to have more as we advance. but
we Go not and cannot hope to build up a rival for
oid Harvard Your University bias furnished too
many great men and good men, and sent them to
all parts of the country for to hope to rival you
The sons OF Harvard bound her bv the dearest
ties, and they never forget her wherever they 60
wish that could have boosted that / was one of
those sons (applausel; hut may claim after the
Kindness of this day, that am friend Of TIE fam
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On Wednesday the city authorities received
portion of the interest due on the extra dividend
orders belonging to the corporation, and on
Thursday they misapproprated the fund. Having
manifested, by their hasty and ill-considered set
Element with the Railroad Company, the most con-
temptuous disrespect for one branch of our local
legislature, the Mayor and his abettors seem de-
termined to display an equal disregard for the
laws themselves. By section fifteen of the ordi-
nance which guarantees to the amount $500, 900,
the bonds of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company, the Register is directed to "set aside
give hundred thousand dollars of the dividend
"bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
'the stock into which the same may be convert
Ted, 10 meet the 'unforseen contingencies which
''may arise in the prompt payment of the Western
''Maryland Railroad Company of the interest upon
the bonds proposed to be guaranteed by the
city. In other words, five hundred thousand dol
lars, which, through the unparalleled success of
the Railroad Company, has been SO Unexpectedly
earned for the city, is to be applied for the benefit
of the Western Maryland Railroad Company. This
new arrangement, it was stated in the Council,
met with the Mayors appreciation. He had re
1ected the ordinance Wnen IL was passed IN q
strictly legal shape, and it was only rendered ac-
ceptable to him when reckless and illegal fnan-
cal operation engrafted on it. The ordinance
which authorized the city's subscription of three
millions of dollars to the capital stock of the road
directed the Finance Commissioners to borrow the
money for that purpose, and to Issue stock there
for payable in 1890, and bearing six per cent in
terest. 1t provided, also, that there should be
levied upon the assessable property of Baltimore
"a sum of money which, with the profits of the
'sad Railroad, shall be sufficient to pay the inter-
''est upon the debit 1t will be seen, therefore,
that the profits of the road were distinctly set
apart TO meet as far as they would go, the inter-
est on the debt, and that the city has no right
whatever to dispose of the profits at its discretion
and levy tax for the whole amount of interest
payable upon the stock issued at the time of the
subscription. The money received on Wednesday
was, or purports to be, ''the profits of the said
Railroad" and the taxpayers have good right
to demur resist if it is handed over to another
Railroad Company, and they are still called upon
to pay as much as if the city had received no profit
from its subscription.
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daughter ought tounderstand that department Of life
Even though she may not have practice it. though
may De able to hireher cook yet she should understand
herseii for may happen day that the cook will
dismissher. lGreat laughter.1 What a predicament
she would be in then. Well whatI going to say was
that the Sisters should arrange it that all the girls
over thirteen of age should be enabled to spend
portion Of the time in the Kitchen become acquainted
with cooking and housekeeping Here will be new bu.
reau OF education. Laughter We shall then have the
theory and some practice too"
The idea is happy one and if it were properly
carried out might be made productive of much
good. So far as the Archbishop is concerned, we
do not doubt that he will act in the matter with
his usual energy, and that when fairly inaugurated
under his auspices "the science of cuisine will be-
come branch of education in Catholic seminares
generally. 1t would be still more to the purpose if
those who are at the head of other establishments
of similar character were to follow so laudable
an example. Physicians might grumble, but
dyspeptics would rejoice for, it is clear, that if
the mems sdna in corpore sano be at all desirable,
the first step towards attaining that happy con-
dtion must be in the direction of the kitchen de.
Dartmeut
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE RETIRING NAVAL 0FFICERS-NAvAL
The written opinions of Attorney General Black
to the President, in the of naval officers who
were damaged by the action of the Naval Board
but afterwards restored through the examination
of the Reyisory Courts, have, in several instances
been brought to light recently. The subject has by
this time lost its general interest but as an example
of the manner in which reparation has been made
the case of Captain Ramsay may be stated The
opinion was that not one fact or circumstance was
proved against him that weighed feather when
placed In the scale against the overwhelming
weight of evidence in his favor; and it is flu, Their
stated "that if there be man, in or out of the
navy, who is a thoroughbred gentlemen a skiful
seaman, and an accomplished officer, CAPTAIN Ram
sey may boldly claim to be that man."
The steam frigate Susquehanna is to leave for
the Mediterranean about the 10th of August. The
trlgate Constitution is to be brought to Annapolis
from Portsmouth, N. H. She will leave about the
3rd OF September, under the command of Lieut.
David ID. Porter, with Lieutenants Luce, McGone-
gle, Grafton, and boatswain Whitmarsh
The Breckenridge Club here will soon be out
with an address counteractiug that of the Douglas
Committee
The number of acres embraced in the proclama-
ton, now published, for the public land sales in
Minnesota in October next, is three millions and
three-quarters. In 1858, seven millions we're of
Tered, but owing to the pressure and intercession
OF settlers all except seven hundred thousand acres
were withdrawn. A year ago, of the two or three
millions of acres offered for SALE the lands pre-
empted were omitted, further relief to the set
tiers. The rule is that the oldest surveyed lands
are first offered. The number of acres included in
the proclamation for sales of lands in the Terrific
RES OF Kansas and Nebraska, in August, is seven
millions.
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BAL. TTMORE.
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1860

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
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The GREAT EAsTERN.--A communication
from Henry c. Jarrett agent of the Great
Eastern steamship, Through W. Prescott Smith,
ESD was received in the First Branch of the
City Council, asking for the appointment of Com.
mittee, to meet him this morning, at IL O'Clock,
to receive proposition relative to a visit of the
Great Eastern steamship to Annapolis Roads. The
Committee appointed, and the meeting will
take place this morning, at the hour named.
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The HEATED TERM is upon in all its intensity.
We will not attempt to describe the suffering of
sweltering humanity in our city yesterday. The
thermometer in shady places marked SO degrees.
and in more exposed situations the mercury went
up to l0l, the hottest day of the season and for
everal wears.
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The BRIGATINE VIRGINIAN IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
The despatch published the other day in relation
to the capture of the Boston bark Virginia is in
correct, the vessel seized the brgatne Virgin
ian, which was brought into Norfolk in March last
charged with being SLAYER. r..
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From CENTRAL Administrators from Ruatan
state that Gen. Walker left that place the 9th
ult., it was supposed for Central America. Hondu-
ras was to take possession of the Bay Islands on
the 30th ult., and it said the people would re-
sist the transfer with force of arms fE
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The ADJOURNMENT OF THE CoUNcIL.-Y esterday
evening the City Council, according to resolution
previously adopted, adjourned until Monday, 9th
of August
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Hrp GOODS.


SELLING Off
SILK MANTIIIAs ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE
LACE MANTILLAs
r For the next TWO WEEKS TRAVELLING BUSTERS
which miss SUMNER u rAiFlss STOCK OF MANT11JAs
on that day open my Fall ST i Of August as shall
iuI4tt THOMAS I. FOSTER
-, zzs baltimore street, cor Chs,lsss
X & AT SAalss.
" VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
g ARME NTS
JOSEPH BICKERTON e. co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
SILK MANTILLAS,
SILK BUSTERS,
SILK BASQUEs,
SILK JACKET.
BLACK LACE MANTILIAs,
BLACK LACE BURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOL
POINTS,
SHAWLS,
TOGETHER W!THA
VERY LARGE
pF,rrITTI eu
VI Sloch
SPRING AND SUMNER BUSTERS,
MALL
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
sR,en.
JOSEPH BICKERTON CO.
Iss RA1TIvopp oTprnm
apI3tfr SECOND DOOR EAST OF 11cur .rpprr
NINA pr TT N m .
II IN PRICE
Nos 100 an LII On RAS ~ ER Co
as usual at tins period OF the season. made large
SPRING AND SUMMER IRESS FABRTCS
s1TUs .lnnG1lqGdnlng popps
PRINTED AND STRIPED FCULARDS,
RICH BAREGE, JACONETS AND oRGANDY RoREs
MIN ED D RR To f., 90 End LAWNS
GREY POPLElNS, BAREGE ANGLAIS,
GREY MI MiS ST'e Goons
in very great variety
Will, :. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK,
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committee Of radical Abolitionists have invited
Convention to be held at Syracuse on the third
Wednesday in August, TO nominate candidates for
President and Vice Presidentof the United States.
This would indicate that Lincoln and Hamlin are
not radical enough for them
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IL wound violate our sense of tsthe fitness of
.nngs if we did not find in Archbishp HUGHEs.
wan MS Irish blood, two prominent characteris-
ncs-pugnacity and gallantry. These Qualities
distinguish the Celt all the world over. But The
venerable Archbishop has been more frequently
engaged as soldier of the Church Militant
than as eourtier in the School for Commit.
ment. Occasionally, however, we find him plav-
ing the latter role with excellent effect. On Wed.
nesday last, for instance he attended the First
annual commencement of the Young Ladies'
seminary, known as Mount ST. Vincent Col
iege' New York-formerly Forests Fonthill
estate-where he delivered very short but very
gallant address. Referring to a quotation of some
&emarks OF his own, which had been made by a
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Discovery OF BALLooN-P ROB ABLE DEATH OF AN
ERoNAUr.--On last Saturday afternoon Mr.. Hance
residing in the Pines, about three miles moth Of
Gookstown, Burlington county, N. j., observed a
large silk balloon descending the ground; it had
no basket attached to it, but it was stained with
blood, with quantity Of hair adhering to it. The
balloon is marked "Venus," and is very much torn.
Mr.. Hance secured the balloon, and had it in his
possession Tuesday last. There is good deal
of conjecture where the balloon came from, and
there is reason to fear that unfortunate ero-
naut has received the penalty of his hardihood.-
TreDfo1 Amer;con 18th " -+~-'-
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Z. The LARGEST FURNrTURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.
Z. AOU N TBS,
No 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
where can be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens Strangers are
TO examine this stock of Furniture bnore PURCHASING
there can be found always hand and made to order
IEtEA-rEfEs in Brocatee, Plushsor Hair Cloth; So
FAS, walnut and Mahogany, in Piush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in goods ORDER Full French Paror Half Fancb
Arn Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, Of various patterns in
6rocatelle, Plush, Bair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS in
Mahogany, Of various Styles $50 to 5000
large OF CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak &c EyTENsIoS
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NoTs, of all pat
terns HAIR ausk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed
Z. MOUNT,
fe2u No. 81 N. Gay St, opp Odd Fellows HaI,
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s During last year no less than $50 agricultural
articles were patented in this country. OF these
lit were seed planters, llS harvesters, SO cnltva-
tors, 40 plows, a churns gsAfe Atss a4s =
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Boston has canght the Central Park fever and il
engaged in preparing public garden at an en-.
ipense Of $i00, 900. aafsa algsFa sai3 tag7s a