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VOL XIX.....No' $500.

Help for Poor rChildren-Chtldrens Aid socfcty' ;
What ghtfeens manis not eager to help poor
children especially children who trying to help ths
syesi The Chdrens Aid Society o. wen known, are seek
ing many eobe shelter and instruct the poor little
far away They certain that they accomplish this IN the
most economical way their whole expenses amounting only 70
emtoyment about eight hundred poor and yan
children they have supported the News b1y Lodging House
Italian srinde with its chus Boy' Meeting
Indusris School in llamerey't and have
the quarters Of the city Visitors for oerendins ana nhdn
out destitute homeless Children aud for hng up the lnda
trial Schools. ,,-... ...,-o,,. 49,
individual contributions portion of which are unsocisea
IL becomes necessary therefore season 70 remind ne
more impeed to this now the increasing call for the
children West aud the increasing mum ess housees
bows Al The House they find they have not the means
for doing thOrouhy should be done me
Lodging House has only room for 20 De e ana % % b
modaed lie in their dripping clothes on the benches OF he
schoOroOm We need too better bathing ana
rious class of ad Our number OF Nln;oI
too ought be increased for upon their ehoIs depends hs
finding ont and relieving OF the miserable children oil e p0or
W,rds of the city we wish ewploy also Western
agents after the children already pscsd aud to place
Surrey There thousands of heIted men and women
in this city and every part o. she % COMFY s s by
zach qver must remember his donation goes directly to
the charitable purposes Of .he Society
portion moneys sent viii be sppropra as may De
drnated to the Lodging House for these boys and cor
on 10 the work nng children and placing them III
The rsees have never before the public for especial
contributions without meeting liberal response and they do not
fear to be disappointed now. =, =, -,
Donstions csn be the President L. Mason, No III
Broadway to Treasurer ]. L. Williams, MetroPoan
the Secretary c. L. Brace No IL Clinton han A.
tOI.plsce, New York.
Sbarp Work-Not Sharp the RiHeman, bat Sharp
the AIsthe author and nher OF the celebrated Euhhhh
SHOW CARDS, No. $40 Broadway. n.
Ticket for thread needles mammoth Bulletin for The
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APRIL NUMBER NOW READY.
III THE
OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAs.
CONTENTS OF THE April No; OF o,,,n

CoSTESTs OF rHE April No OF
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
. I.-lxPoRrAST INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAvslshs- m
U-PoRTRAr BIOGRAPHICAL SKErcH OF fBlDr b'
THOHAs the founder Of the American Railroad Systems oy w
tai from Portrait by Fowler Wells .
III.-RALwAYs AND THRIR PRoGREss.-Raiwsy Time Ia
States Cansdas Rsways and their nf1ence his's
sppi Central Railway; The Mississippi and hissou hsuwsy
leans Opeouss and Great Western Railways Important 70
Southern hailwsy Hrgns ana ashneesee
R.ysy Time tables Of the Poapss.
the Mania Improved Sleeping Cars for the erre Baute
Cn and s. LGG ssDhs and Northern In
diana Railways; Little Miami and Columbus and Aenh Han.
ways Ohio indianapolis and Cincinnati Railway Aransement
New Freight Cars the Grand Trunk RswAyi Aehson
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AY, MAhCH II, 1COV.
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FUNGUS BEFORE A NEwYORK JURY,
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the Middle States to assemble together of them
selves, and take counsel with each other. IF any
voice can bid the waters be still and the receding
waves come back, it is theirs. If their voice be
not heard, then indeed may we despair For the
sake OF the Union then, and of all its memories
ard hopes and blessings, let them be silent no
longer 1t IS now or never. For their own
sakes-if they can do nothing for the Union-let
them take their stand. Delay is no longer pru-
dence or patriotism. 1t is apathy, folly, ruin-it
may be desolation. We call upon Virginia, North
Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee, to ioin with
Maryland, for the rescue of what may yet be res
cued. We call upon the Governor of Maryland to
do his duty, and let the appointed representatives
OF the State speak for her in this crisis or call
Convention that will We implore our fellow
citizens ofal parties to forget party at this solemn
moment when it is doubtful whether we shall any
longer have a common country for parties to
harass or divide. If the Governor will not be
counselled by his duty and the popular sent-
ment, it will be for the people of the State to
determine, whether they will not assemble them
selves together and appoint their own delegates to
Convention, which shall authoritatively sneak
their will. Deep and perpetual will be their
shame and sorrow, if they permit any man Or any
prelcXt to stand between them and the assertion
OF sef-respect and independent self-conrol, with
out which the State Of Maryland, unlike the glo,
rous colony which bore her name in the Revolu-
ton, will drift as rudderless hulk, wherever the
waves and the tempests may drive her.
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In Philadelphia, owing to the delinquencies of
tax payers, there will be balance against the CITY,
at the close of the fiscal year, amounting to nearly
If not quite, two hundred thousand dollars.
says:-Quarter Master Thorn received yesterday %
hogsheads of muskets and rifle powder for the State
The Governor has also purchased divers tons of
lead which is in Mobile, we believe.
Hon. W. H. Hartman, Virginia Douglas cleo
tor is out in letter in favor of calling a State
Convention. .
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GUiLFORD MINING COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GUILFOFD COPPER AyD GOLD MIN
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Sh November ievyng an assessment of Twenty Cents
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they required to pay, before the 18th Deceh
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certificates will at once cease TO he valid.
Parties holding collateral the Compsnys certificates
of stock will do well to that the foremenOnd inStament
is pad by the time appointed on ell certificates so held
otherwise they viii be OF no value validity.
By order, JOSEPH IOUGR,
Secretary.
Baltimore, S:h December, 1860 dStf
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DIED,
, On the 9th instant HARRIET, daughter of Mary and
Surgeon James Simons, U. s A. aged q months and On
days - i'' I'll" ~
of his age. - " "1'i'' S''
On the i instant, ELLEN j. HAZARD, only daughter
DAYS - - - ~ -Ioiels any
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aggregate CAPI1.AL Represented,
SIo,ooo,ooo.
IOHNSTON'S INSURANCE
ROOMS,

1856 IS Sec0nd ST., Rnzim0re.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULTING
HOME OFFICES.
Losses adjusted and paid at this Ageny sgitb-
ait reference to the Parent Offices.
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JOSEPH HARRIS,

JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
The firm OF DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved by
mutual consent, July %, 1885, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store,
No 50 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS AND VESTINGS OF all colors and STYLES for the
Fan and Winter wear Having secured the services of
Practical Cutter, all goods sold will be in style of
neatness and taste that cannot be exceled.
ES~%ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
call is respectfully solicited. nl7tJI
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EAIpORH1RI OF Apt

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices Tables Brackets, Coasols, &c, at unequaed
prices.
me latest English and standard French Engraviags al
in stock.
particular and undivided attention is given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits &c
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street