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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-29
Che Auti 9Iaprrp Bu9Ir,
From the Ohio State Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL SPECIFICS.

With the best intentions in the world to be
serious about secession (for secession, look you is
a serious business it is impossible to read the
Congressional dehatoe at this time, and repress
the derisive smile. Every honorable member has
q specific, which if taken according to the diTec-
tion the wrapper, will make the Union all right
10 a surprisingly short space neglect this sover-
eign remedy, and you have Smash, and all its at
tsndent evils at once Mr.. Thayer is of opinion
that the pure uuadultorated popular sovereignty,
and no legislation whatever upon slavery, is the
thing to be taken in the present crisis. Mr. Co
chran's plan is to permit slavehoIding in all the
States, SO that there may be what Miss Miggs calls
perfect "umicablenesses." Mr., Adrian thinks that
comfy is to De truly promoted by noD-inor7entiOn.
Oar noble young repTesen :atlve, the gallant
Cox is Of the rcsoutionary opinion that this uncom
Portable state of things has all been brought about
by Gov. Dennisons refusing TO give up the llar-
per's Ferry refugees, and that little corrective
legislation in this respect would set the Union on
Its pins again, Mr.. Hutchius, who is from the
Ashtabula district, where flame and gore are fa-
vori.e articles of diet, demands that the Union
shall be brought round by honest doses of all parts
Of the constitutou-particularly that part protect
ing the lives and property o! northern people in
the Southern States. Mr.. English prescribes
division of national territory in exact halves, sa-
very in one, freedom in the other, aud a
double indemnity to shareholders for every fugitive
rescued in the north. This, with mustard draft
on the stomach, warm bottles at the feet, aud ice
at the head, he believes will set the Union up
again. There seems to be general harmony of
opinion only as to the main fact in the case. The
Union has been 5tten-that is evident. The trOub'
le is now to find the dog that bit 1t, in order that
his hair may be applied to the wound, and there
is the widest diversity Of opinion to the identi-
ty Of this dog whether the beast was the skulk-
Ing blood hound of slavery, or the calm, conserva-
tive house dog Of compromise, the fre-eyed
dog of abolit0nism-dUctOrs can by no means
agree. Apparently, in this state of uncertainty,
the only thing to be done for the relief OF the pa
ticnt, is constant vigilance and judiciOus nursing.
1t may fall out in this after ALL in the case
which came to the notice of Doctor Goldsmith OF
the dog who "to gain his private ends went mad,
and bit" his best friend. The neighbors while
they
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-29
"sworc the dog was mad,

-"sworc the dog was mad,
They swore the man must die.
But soon wonder came to light,
That showed the rcgues they lied,
The man recovered of the bite
The dog it was that died"
Meanwhile, great deal may be said on both
sides, and while political wisdom is such drug
IN the market, We propose to cork ours down, and
not to part with it at a sacrifice.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-29

AccoRDNG to a dispatch from Leavenworth
Capt MONTGOMERY was,at latest advices engaged
10 ajudcial capacity. He was trying man tn,
change against whom was that he was in favor o
the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law. The
punishment, il the trial had been proceeded With
and the prisoner found guilty, would of course
have been death. If the Hon. ABRAHAM LINcoTS
were brought before this court of MONTGOMERY
charged riM the high crime Of being in .tae0r oTMc
enforcement Of tie Fagiire Slaee Law, we fear that
his speeches in the debates with DOUGLAS rould
convict him, and that he would have to suffer the
usual penalty under the Back woods Code. TOW
CoRwIN, beyond peradventure, would be tucked
up to the first tree,
Still later adVicos are to the effect that a man
has been hung by MONTGOMERY for kidnapping a
free negro Cincinnati Commercial
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-29

The Pope's finances are said to be in very bad
condition lie is receiving large contributions
from the United States.
THOMAS r. COBB is out with Recommendation
to the seeding States to fix the time lor the ord-
nance Of secession to take effect on the 18th or
Goth Of February.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-29
RESURRECTION at HARPER's FERRY
THE LESSON IT TEACHES.

4 Lecture delireye2 at Troy, GeaUga county, Ohio
on the Annirersary Of Join Bro,cHs lNaRyrdom
December cHd, 1850.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1860.

OrThc State Board Of Education have resolved
to exclude the whole Maguffe series of Readers
from the Free Schools, and to substitute the Good
rich series. We are not informed of the cause OF
this change, but its practical effect upon parents
throughout the State is no more nor less than a
swinGie. 1t is what might naturally be expected
from State Board with Gov. Willard at its head
If the people will be governed by the Democracy
they must pay for it. M
The Goshen Times says this, but II expresses
our own sentiments 20 exactly that VIC have adopt
cd it az our own. The publishers of Goodrich's
series are Democrats and shareholders, which, to-
gether with smli bonus of $4,000 or 0,000
to Willard and the Supcrinten lent, Isl perhaps, the
whole secret of the change Goodricl's series arc
no better than NcGutlie's, and the change was,
therefore, not only unnecessary. but viii be very
oppressive upon large portion of the people
The next Legislature will be apt to inquire into
the reason of this change, AMI if the m,tter is pla
ced in the hands Of committee disposed to probe
it to the bottom we predict that corruption of the
most dark and damning character will DC developed
Money is needed by the bogus party to pay for i'm
porting votes this fall carry the State, and this
Is one of the schemes rcSortcd to to raise portion
of the required sum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08

An addition cent win be made On the
above rates fur Special Notices.
Agents In other and cities will be allowed twenty
ve rr cent commission ADVERTISEMENT of kind,
win be inserted less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
r fvERY! LIVERY! LIVERY!
BUCKEYE
LIVERY STABLES.
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.

Tho praprisfors havinx erected Large and Commoous
Stables near the Edwards House, with entire stock Of
NURSES, BUGCIES. ClRRIlGES, 6, h.,
are no. prepared 70 Accommodate all those ~ Nh
Livery Teams y = - T. -.
.sas srisiss a & sn. plsre any Of - 1.ilrea1
ths entry bc accommodated, wis or wifhof drvu
Having surveyed in this coany, we'll as4oantcd
with all the LAndss Routes, Distances, 3s, DC.
<.r r4 n. y. J. u. KLINGER
nov 10 1859 nj =. Proprictors-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08

p. o. DEPARTMENT,
Adjournment OFFICE,
Feb 25th, loG0.
Sir:--In answer to your letter of this date,
have to inform you, that It is unquestionably the
duty Of Postmaster to deliver all 'letters, papers
or packets which nav be addressed to any person
ut his Office application therefor, without each
one being enquired for separately and that when
general application is made for mail matter he il TO
deliver properly franked, well prepaid matter
have the honor to be
Very Respectfully.
ST. JOHN b. l.. SKINNER,
Acting First Asst T. NJ. GenI.
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
House of Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
rERMs OF ADVERTISING.

One square less, three weeks, less, Soo
each additional inserticn 25 cents Larger advertisements
in proportion Less than half square be charged half
sare OYER half square charged a whole square.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08

SO much in reference to State policy. Thcre arc
other laws affecting the interests Of the people of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08

- rsH > SHAVER AND H4TRDRESSER
Iwoud respectfully citiz-ns Of Plymouth
vi intv "a st eaxsyed in tss uberiag business
ard viii b. pjass 20 al who wish ythns my line
Twill or cr for c sning and
ing. AMI attend tn thsm with prom3tncss- Shop
Pierce Clothing Store. - ifr may II n27
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
MRS DUNHAN would announce I

1V1 the Ladies of Plymouth vicinity has
jtst IL itirs s.o of VI lin .ry which
st ods 70 s;u wy cis,p L, lies wishing p1-cht
B'a1css or a1yii,s IN ths Mlasry las repec fully
ilSit, to A. ass ~
1nlkfs for hv,-s 81 still sD tn. pasrsnay, of
Oh c1ssona 70 Al viii give her ci
Shp, ss>,ai s,r ns-sh Of ths Rs,s5f-ta o1s I4syl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
SCHUYLER COLFAX.

II. r. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25, 1860.
Hon. HoRArIo KING,
lst Assistant p. N. General.
Sir:-Somc of the Post Masters in my
District make distinction between franked speech
and other mail matter which reaches their Office
Laying the former aside. and not delivering them
unless specially asked for. May ask from You a
decision whether, under section III of the act of
March 3, 1885, il is not the sworn duty of a Post
Master, when applied to by any citizen of his v;cn
age, for his mail matter. to deliver to him "any
letter, paper rpacket' that may be in his Office di
rected to him; and whether in asking, in general
language. is the daily custom. "Is there any
thing in the Post Office for me, the applicant must
make special or separate request for franked
matter. As that kind of matter is necessarily
transient, it would be almost impossible for him to
know when to ask for it. if at all.
Respectfully. Yours.
SCHUYLER COLFAX
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
T The following letters will explain themselves
without note or comment from US: sr-
saea4s WAsIuxGroS CRY, Feb. q, 1869.

without note or comment from US: er-
,aras WAsIuxGroS CRY, Feb. %, 1859.
I. MxTrrNGLy, Esq.
lass Dear Sir;-Pleasc publish the official de-
cision of the Post Office Department, which en-
close, for the information Of all concerned. 1t is
little rexatious, when, as in one case, Post
Mister refuses to cut the strings around packages
of speeches, separately directed, till the Depart
ment instructs him to do it, and informs him that
they thus tied up, at their suggestion to save
labor to the P. Ms on the route,-and when as in
another case. P. NJ. Illegally exacts pre- payment
OH letters directed to me, while Inc forwards those
addressed to our Senators free, evidently having
oieren, pair OF spectaclcs read the law with.
--and when, as in several other cases in yonr vi
cinity. Post Masters do not deliver Republican
speeches which in their office. unless specially
inquired for. But then we all have to live and
learn, Post Masters well the rest of mankind.
The decision below viii do for the present case;
but if any o her rules are established, sho'd
like to be advised of them, so that the official opn-
ion of the Post Office Department can be rendered
upon then, with as little delay as possible.
Truly Yonrs,
n =. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-08
CRAVING, HAIRDRE SSING

o AND SHANP0OrNs sALO1S I'll y
IN. prori sor rii liy th- citizsns
OF Pn ah a,1 vi init tha. he il prepared to do almost
alv kni sf work in his line nesy am. expe itou-Iy
shop two n,rth Of the Branch INK PvmoI.h Ind
npsI u, 13J1-alyfl ALFRED BILLOwS.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JULY u, 1860

Tgs DAILY EXCHANGE published every morning (san
axTrpede price T,co Cents; served in the CITY at
Tgsyrg and HdL Cents per week payable to the car
ars mailed to subscribers out of the city sir dollars
The 7ri Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers a
Four Dollars per annum. Terms-ipyarahIv ca an
in advance.
The Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
Doildr per annum, payabein advance Or .0
copies iha'eu 10 ohe $500
II a. Z. '................- 1000
North streets, Baltimore an"
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MARINE AND INLAND.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE
MARINE INSURANCE Co,
% Second street.
BALTIMORE, July &c, 1860
DIRECTORS:
VIM. T. WkLTERs, of W T. Walters & Co.
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN, OF Kirkland, Chase & Co
HIRAM WooDs >Jr, Of Dougherty, Woods & Co
JOAN NJ SMITH, <Rf Thos. J. NJ. Smith,
c. OLIVER 0. DoNsyELL.
CHARLES W. LORD, OFF Robinson Lord.
MARCUS DENIsoN.
VIM H. PEEor.
LAURENCE THoMsEN, of Laurence ThoEsen & Co.
HoRArIo l.. WHITRIDGE of Tho Whitridge Co.
ed X ScHAEFFER, Of SchaefSer & Loney.
b. F. NEWCOMER, of Newcomer & Stonebraker
CHAs V. MARTIN, of Love- Martin 4 Co.
FRANK FRICK of Warwick, Frick & Ball
RICHARD d. FISHER, OF James |. FISHER 4 Sons
ROBERT LEHR of Brothers Boninser
SAMUEL s. LEvERING, of 7. W lowering Sons
JOHNS HOPKINS
AARON FENToN, of Drakeley Il Fen on
GEORGE ). BROWN, Of Alexander Brown & Sons
GEORGE Z. PORTER
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, CT C. NJ. Jackson & Co.
}. c. NICoDEMUs, of Smith l. Nicodemus
THOMAS CORNER, of JAS Corner & Sons
HENRY R. TUCKER, OIL & H. r. Tucker.
Ross CAMPBELL, of Ross Campbell 4 Co
L. HOWARD COLDER, of Jos. c. Yates 4 Co
HUGH A. COOPER.
VIM p. AUBREY, of Aubrey & Co.
G. W. GAIL, of C. W. Gail h Co.
:. G. HAND. of s. G. Hand Co.
WERNER DREssELL, of F. l.. Brauns & Co.
HUGH JENKINS, Jr, of Hugh Jenkins & Co
WM ii. BALDWIN, of Woodward, Baldwin, Co
JouN S. BARRr
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS being now
secured As the Capital Stock of this Company the attention
or the public Is invited to its benefits and advantages as
HOME OFFICE
The rates OF premium will be as low as is consistent
with safety.
Losses will be adjusted and paid without delay after the
of the customary proofs
The Policy Holder will receive SEV ENTY PER CENT of
The annual profits, in Scrip bearing per cent interest
which may be CONVERTED INTO STOCK or redeemed
accoi ding to the charter.
Open Policies covering cagoes and inland Transportation
risks aud special policies vessels and feghs issued on
application at the Office
Copies of the Charter be had by applying to either
one of the officers of the Company.
The ample capital of this Companyts prospective diyi-
dendS to the assuredhe large business has already Sc
cured, and its character Home Institution commend it
the support and encouragement OF the Merchants of
timore.
JAMES HOOPER, President.
WM. L. MONTAGUE, Jr., Vice President.
ju77lw&eo3w
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Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
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TRUSTEES SALE

f9sss.f JhUSIEES SALE.
M By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Bat
city, the Undersigned, Trustee, will SELL at the
On THURSDAY AFTERNonN lie 18th Of August issS
IL RoGaD EsT cans fifteen
feet three inches on the north side of Orchard street ad
enty,fye feet Improved by good three story BRICK
DWELLING, with good Brick Back Buildings. Ground
Rent $6S.62 per annum
For title, see lease F. A. lobe dated 9TH March, 1885,
blber Il. ID, No l0l, folio Ill, etc
No.2-ALl. THAT LOT OF GROUND in the rear of Nc.
l. having front of twelve feet six inches Moores alley
proved by good two story and attic BRICK DWELLING
Ground rent one cent
No. BALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting twelve
feet six inches Moores alley to -he centre alley
with depth Of lift feet Improved by good twostory
See lease to A Tobe 18th May, 1885, Liber F. d. No.
Terms of cash. and the balance in months
with interest and security
Title indisputa5le
T. PARKIN SCOTT, Trustee
lu21.2awts SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctioneer.
o. VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
Hsjisl ON SOUTH CALVERT STREET
As attorney for the owner. will sell at public sale
&C TIE Exchange Sales Second street, THURS
ALL that TAiGHBLE FEE IS Si fSIPi1fk' PR6PERTY
AND THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, fronting on
the east side of South Calvert street. few doors from Bal
tmore, in the city Baltimore which is now in the occn
of Richard Lilly saddle and harness maker II fronts
on 70 leet with nearly uniform depth of 100
y Il is improved with twostory BRICK DWELLING and
Back bulldngthe lower story being occupied as store
also a shed IN the rear of the lot
Terms OF saleOne,thrd cash. the balance in and IL
months with interest from the day of sale The deferred
signed The property will be sold of ncumbrapce to
the day OF sale "
HENRY WEBSTER, Attorney,
F. W. BENNETT CO,
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been 50 unceremoniously ousted. There is to be
no hghting for the Irish crown after all. The
irish harp must still remain suspended from the
willows. There is no hope that, in our dav, it
Will shed 1.-THE soul of music in Tara,s halls or
'nat It's thrilling strains will be heard upon the
martial heights of Sleive-Gammon "The Irish, !"
says 1he Pt'0t despondingly, care not at present
,aole to throw off the yoke of England. The
iac' is to be regretted, but it is entirely true.
ms VIII be bad news for those excitable patriots
VINO are blue moulded for want of a batting.
but they have yet one consolation--if they cannot
nght for liberty in Ireland, there is a fine field
open for them to fight against liberty in Italy.
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Aggregate CApIzAL Represented,
S1o,ooo,ooo.
TOHNsTON'S INSURANCE.
Rooms,

Is 1918 Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE POLICIES ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT DELAY CONSULTING
HOME OFFICES.
Lo55e5 adjusted and paid at ibis Agenry avttb-
0Rt reference 10 tie Parent Offices.
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GoMMENoEMENr.-The annual commencement of
st. Johns College at Annapolis, will take place on
Wednesday next. There will be eight graduates
The meeting of the Association OF the Alumni will
De held in the afternoon of the same day, and the
commencement ball take place in the evening
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OLD POINT CoMFoRT.-It has been stated that tho
Hygea Hotel, at Old Point Comfort, could not sc
oommodate any more visitors, but we have learned
that although they have large company there at
present, yet there is fine accommodations for a.
many more as wish to avail themselves Of the in
vigorating sea breezes and baths there 70 bo on
inya
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Cry GOODS.

TRY GOODS DRY GOODSlll
AT HALF PRICElI
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
ENTIRE SUMNER STOCK
BARGAINstfi
~. A BARGAINS!IH
BARGAINSll!!
On and after the I'd July will mark down the prices of
my entire stock so that purchasers may obtain the at
oneha the past months prices The best way of testing the
accuracy Of this advertisement to call and see for your
selves. | namein part,
FINE oRGANDIEs
JACONETs,
BAREGES, in Robes or otherwise
SILK GOODS, at the lowest prices ever known.
LACE, sIlK:AND BAREGE MANTILLAs,
INfEVERY STYLE
Also, CHILDREN'S MANTILLAs LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and general assortment.
Now the time for the most extraordinary bargains ever
obtained in this city.
If you wish to lay your money to advantage call on
. GEO H. HAIG,
l2s BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
Iazotn Opposite the American Office
SELLING OFF
81 ,>,u,r ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE.
r.. 80 No.. Two W.T. 4ANb TRAVELLING BUSTERS.
Witt, SUMNER STOCK OF MANTILLAs
o IN nST De cleared out by the LIST OF August shall
,n,,,.. THOMAS l. FOSTER,
A I II A
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TEMENT.
~ 1000 bbls R0SENDALE CEMENT, now landing and
Tor sale IN lots to suit, at reduced rates, by
CARR, GIESE Il co,
81 Spears wharf.
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MARRIED
At Wye Church, on the 25th instant by the Rev F F
Dashiel, EDMUND r. KENNEDY and JULIA G. PACA
only daughter Of the late Edward 7. Paca. Esq.
DIED.
on the morning Of the 26th instant JOHN REESE, in the
His relatives and male friends are requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence No. Howard street
on this Friday) afternoon at O'Clock, without further
Vitati0n. -
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EFTs..f PUBLIC SALE
Eiia| OF VALUABLE LEASEHoLD PROPERTY
-&sssA< ON SHARP STREET.
me Undersigned trustee, under deed OF trust will sell
az Ennic auction on the premises THURSDAY the 9th
day OF August next, at o'clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND WITH
The IMPROVEMENTS THEREON situated in the CITY of
Bamore ard described as follows, that is Begin
nlng Tor the at the Sharp street
and Homespun alley and running north binding on
sharp street feet nches thence west parai
lei with Homespun alley sevenyone eet, thence pa
iae with Sharp street to lot Of ground assigned by Dan
le Daley to William Eaton by indenure bearing date the
18th day Of May A D., 1914, recorded ameng the lane
records or Baltimore County Court, in iber Co. No I2
folio ca, &C. thence west binding that parallel with
said alley twenty-five feet thence southerly parallel with
sharp street to said Homespun aey eastery
binding on sa ahey to the place of beginning
me lot IS improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING
ana Back BUILDING and is subject to ground rent Of So
per annum.
Terms of saleHa cash, and the BALANCED six and twelve
months the deferred interest from the
day OF sale and to be secured to the satisfaction the
dersgned. - " ~
HENRY CLIFFE, Trustee
HENRY WEBSTER, Attorney,
No. 9 Calvert street.
F. W. BENNETT & Co,
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FROM NIBLos SALOON, HS Y Y0RR, 1"fAS'
SIX Eleh 1ST5s ONLY,
Mos fbSGH8s9 9aig soth,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ERS August 9th,
PSiFfEf ET 2TRRfEaEi # The BALTIMORE
N The Pc! psEfo IN will comprise the "s'
MOST H taFHsF SS5H5sE Hop., PLAYS.
written lex expressly 'G,, for this Company A
D,.,. c,uo,o See small bills. ga
P PaR1ly S Sdr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ct'
JAS. S. WATERS, -, n,,,o,,,, ,n,, -,,,-,
THE ouh has FsG 9F sdcrsry
With b. By GF FiSs AMP Pn1sr W4sETes
Of Vt d5%S 6 6F FF h5sT CELEBRATED
W MON " VIE in virtue Of Gsr Wit Strength Of
F Pd and a neG r sksn lead d in the literary
centuries >" d 5as!fpf III Ric fGlRSS
LEsh1t 4s' AGTo dhGHERfn
QuE&SSs n 81 'fRRER GRrs
,., EEGi isHl NOVELS 5tiA.
81 EsB en- 20 ' sSn
MEMSRI1I$ 8 TH@nA$ lGoD, collected by his d,ugh,
NEW BOOKS
THE QUEENS OF so IETY By Grace an and Ph9 Wbar
MEM6RALs su oF TaoMAs Uoon c,,,soo, s,.o
arranged by his Daughter, with Preface and Notea
By Dd his Son Illutraed with copies from his own
STUDIES Ts!S in F hSn slI5 LIFE By c.rva HENRY w
author ofLife of Goe he &c ' "e''
i For sale by CGsHIMss 4 BAILEY,
JuzIeoI@ No 262 Baltimore street.
@ 0 A l..
I HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE LARGE STOCK
COAL MOUNTAIN
AND
MEDIUMHFREE,'
AND GYKEN's VALLEY FREE BURNING GOALS
OFFIcE-7s EXCHANGE PLACE.
YARD-2Ol CATHEDRAL. STREET
ju27-3tr WR SEWERS
TRINITY SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
s with the ef following as @
Professors nsn in the yaro1s departments.
Rev s. n friny Go if4 pusn
Rev A F. Neville ESB R6 5ASG9A a H. Magdaen Hail.
MODERN LANGUAGES:
P Professor JEAN O'DENp,H4L !,
sR6S Sas BOOK Store saEAToGA ST. ARN
sGs NOTICE
I~M TO pSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS
~ Now is the time to have your Furnaces RANGES
stoves & put INTO complete working order as it can
done this with less discomfort the than
when the cold weather is upon US We endeayor 10
e best workmen and guarantee work
ly executed. ~ ''N@'0'4
~ Please favor with a call.
BIBB Il co,
Baltimore Stove House,
JUL 80 Light street.
SEED WHEAT
- CALIFORNIA SEED WHEAT-very superior flor
SAFE oy CARR, GIESE Il Co,
81 Spears wharf
TOBACCO
4 Scases LEAF TOBACCO for sale by
CARR, GEESE CO,
81 Spears wharf.
TEMENT.
~ 1000 bbls. R0SENDALE CEMENT, now landing and
Tor sale in lots to suit, at reduced rates. by
CARR, GEESE Il CO,
q Spear S wharf.
DLASTER
L. 500 bbls CALCINED PLASTER for sale by
iu27-tfr 'A''f'' 81 81 S ne q wi Wharf