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cratic caucus of his peers.


-" y EeunHIINuuIHs
The Republicans bold State Convention at
Hsrisbu7gh on the 22d inst, to appoint four
delegates from the State at large to the RePub-
liean National Convention. It is thought the
appointment Of district delegates will be left
to the several Congressional districts. In the
Erie, Crawford, &C., district a convention has
been held, and Messfs. B. B. Vincent Of Erie,
and Joseph c. Hays of Crawford, were aP-
pointed delegates The Erie Gazette says the
prsdileetiOns of Mr.. Vincent are in favor of
Seward, Of Mr. Hays for Cameron. Both will
bow to The viii of the majority.
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The OLD sOLDIERs BILL.-The bill granting
pensions to soldiers Of the War of 1912 in the
House, was referred to the Military Committee,
against the wishes of its friends. This is
thought to be strongly indicative of its defeat.
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MANUFGCTORY AT CREsTLINE.-The Bucyrus
Journal states that Mr. c. NJ. Russell, the ex-
tensive ThTesher Manufacturer of MassillOn,
intend sto erect large Factory at Crestline,
commencing early in the Spring.
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glAIN ~ oRNAMENTAL rNNmNq.

e- Plain and Ornamental PRINTING OF every desotip'"
do.oat the Printing Estsblishmentof the Aseder
o the --latest npr we'd aud most rapid steam pi'1
$1,000 q. rbort uptice and at reasonable rates Par
,,,a,,r stt,r,o pi 10 hlank work EyeD description
ofRinaus done, especially Blank Books LedgsF'' 1"arn
IS s.Ass Boaks nscsiyins Eookr, ae..ae
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DIED.

In this city, l6 inst, Of consumption, HELENA, wife
Of Willis N Graves, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the ir las residence; No s73 Prospect st.
on sunday 10TH at O'Clock P. NJ Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend
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CHICAGO CONVENTION
Please state that ROBERT : PAINE, E'q, Of Cleve-
land viii bo EupnoTtsj by the friends Il liberty and pro
greEs a. Delegate the Chicago Convention from the
Nineteenth Congressional District -, ,,,,, -. ..,
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Oounecticut Demserntic state Conventions
Tie Democratic State Convention held al
Hartford on the 18th inst, was large and en-
thusiaslic On the informal ballot for Governor
Thomas H. Seymour had 2l5 votes, James 7.
PIait Is5, scattering II. A letter from Gov
Seymour Was read declining the nomination
and favoring the old ticket, bat the Convention
paid no regard to it and nominated him unani-
mOusly. James E. English, of New Haven,
was nominated for Lieut. Governor N. B. Ste
vens, Of Norfolk, for. Secretary of State; T. G.
H. Kingsbury, Of franklin, for Treasurer, and
Horace Taylor. Of Vernon, for Controller.
Twelve delegates were appointed TO the
Charleston Convention, eleven Of them said to
be favorable to the nomination Of Douglas.
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KD1ED.-Henry MoAuley, q wealthy but
dissipatsd citizen of Chicago, was killed re-
Gently By blow between the eyes in fight
with young man named P. F. sheaken. It
is supposed sheaken struck with brass knuck-
les. He has been arrested for the homicide
PERsoNAL.-Mr, Wilkes, editor of Wilkes
Spirit Ofthe Times, is about to visit England,
and Charles J. Foster formerly one Of the
editors Of the Ohio Statesman, will take
charge Of the Spirit Mr.. Fostsr has been
writing romance entitled ''Ten Acres," the
publication Of which he will superintend in
y New York.
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stnn1lnE Amy . RielImoaa.

Funny as it sounds, it is even so--On small
scale The corps is known as the "Publie
Guard" and was organized halfa century ago.
According to the Richmond Enquirer the ''cOrps
ID OF wy Jr------.aiisl inheritance" in a slave
State and city SIT protects" says that jour
nal, sour arms and armOIy at the metropolis Of
the State, guards our penitentiary where there
are about 200 prisoners; and, being on duty at
all times, both night and day, it is ready TO act
instantly when every minute may be important,
affordihs check until other corps can be raj
lied"
The Public Guard is by State law placed
under the same rules and regulations, articles
of war, modes of punishment, pay and allow
anoes. as those Of the u. S. Army. Regular
guard duty is performed night and day, What
a clever as well as peculiar institution" that
must be, which requires standing army to be
kept up at State capital for half century!
How would the free and easy people of Ohio
like TO be taxed to support "Pubic Guard, 7"
ever on duty, at Columbus! A bill is now
before the Legislature of Virginia to increase
the force Of the Public Guard in Richmond to
100 Privates. as we'll as their pay. Gov. Wise
recommended it, and the Enquirer trusts it
~wil meet the prompt action Of that body"
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PlllSDufgu OhIDUH OL'
Carb0nizsd Coal Oil.
Byram & Co.'S Coal Oil.
Hartford Co IS Coal Oil.
Himebaugh & Co.'s Coal Oil.
Darlington Coal Oil.
Pinkham S Co.'S Coal Oil.
Vim. C. NOfth's Coal Oil.
StO,kWsll & Co.'s Coal Oil.
-
Shimer s Co.'s Coal Oil.
Garfield Coal Oil.
IN LOTS OF TEN BARRELS.
IN LOTS OF FIVE BARRELS
IN LOTS OF ONE BARREL.
IN CASKS OF TWENTY GALLONS.
IN CANS OF TEN GALLONS
IN CANS OF FIVE GALLONS.
g At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
II At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
e At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices!
n At the Lowest wholesale Market Prices
n At the Lowest Wholesale Market Prices
And he is now retailing the VERY RESI- COAL OIL in
market at from
EIGHTY CTS. TO ONE DOLLAR PER GALLON.
.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST MACHINERY OIL.
THE BEST, MACHINERY OIL.
AXLE GREASE IN CANS.
AXLE GREASE IN CANS.
AXLE CREASE IN CANS.
AXLE CREASE IN CANS.
AXLE CREASE IN CANS
And the largest ass, rtmsnt of
COAL OIL LAMFs
In Ehe West Of which more will be said nsIs week
S. s. BA. RRIE, l42 Superior st.
fsbls;dRwlW OpBo1to the sHealSA'
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DEAUTIFUL CHINTZ COLORED
ID FRENCH PRINTS-Just opened, At shilling per
TSrd Also case Of best Amerisan Prints . Todncod
prisss. iah30 TAYLOR, GRlSWOLD %.
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Aibi0en0 Notitfs.

M ERCHANTS BANK, BALTIMORE, Jun,
" 18th, ls60The President and Directors have de
eiared Dividend of -FOUR AND A HALF PER CENT
jetJ6 d SPRIGG Casb;a.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK. RaITI.
Il MORE, June 2sh, Is6O.-The President and Drectos
nave declare DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT IN ~ =
Capital Stock for the astsix months payable on ava
The 1th July State Taxes paid Transfer Books closed @
/ til Sd July. 'ioseu uh-
le2g,eost T. B. RUTTER, Gather
| E>RAEKLIN BANK, 18th June Iseo M
- President and Directors have declared A n1yInrNE
Or FUuf rex CENT for the last six months nannI
and after Monday, 9th July ~ onuhs' payable on
T -, D 1775 J. N. BUCK, Cashier
NioN BANK OF Maryland Jnne 9sib
F0URPER cPNTT ID EN- has this day been declared Of
Stock OF This IN Ior the last half year on the Can't
day Of July. p' A'ie On and after Monday, the 9Th
Je29tJul2- d ,,,o1,r
I ,,indiE LIE BANK, BALTMoRE- Jnne 81
this d PRESIDENT and Directors of this RAM ba
PIP TSN NSSiared DIVIDEND OF THREE AND a HAZE
navh or the half year ending on the Goth instant
bsnt On ana after the 9th July Al taxes maid bv b
je2S,Ju6 II CHAMBEkLAlNE, Jr,
-T1E,, APR, Cashier.
tIREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE Iryv
~ ntl, loO-The President and Directors of The Fs
y insurance Company have this day declared DIVT
LEM OF Three DOLLARS PER SHARE Tor a. Ia.
ri ~ ~. ending on the 3Uh instant payable on or atfsr
GGon ~ id day OF July, 1860 b. order " " er
l-zl-l!ns HENRY P DUHURST. Secretary
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G R E F R G D.

6 sANFoRD's PATENT
u
~ SELF EN- AZ n i'->' H'h Uni lING.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOLD CHAINS,
FIN j ELRY
ofevery description
ALBATA WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS.
spoons AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY. CLOCKS
PLATED CAsToRs,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
me above goods for sale low wholesale and retail
CANFIELD. BRO CO.,
-9el9.n 900 Baltimore street
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Wanis.

! w TED.-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER
Books ei qualified to take the entire charge of sat n
and rsfra mouse on the wharf Address With real nam
1s-e-saces, 10 Z. r. f., Office of Exchange. iu2tf
w ANTED. -COAL.-Proposals for furnish.
| cfnr.p r Inng the MARYLAND PENITENTIARY WITu
from I EmLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL for one yaar
lbs 70 hsust $50 (qua ty of Ant acte speci6ed On
he oh delivered 10 the Institution as reouiyea
e iSeIe en, I, up TO July Is 1860, inclusive "
-. sess e2.9yla a, D. EVANS, Warden
EI;;;1 WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
HHIII imcCULLOUGH OR NORTH f. TAW STREET ~
rice not to exceed SIS SOC; which he 81 vii -
par, also stock ot staple Dry Goods for part cash and
is5 G ~ property or binds Apply N REED anu
y : No. 10 N. Eu aw street
w ANIED.-A situation by gentleman oo
~ BOOK KEEPER, or a correspondent in a ho,an a. as
na 5 @ business is perfectly convtrsant in The -
nd idnsuages and from his long residence in ths
ah;i;t IN the EuroDean trade has no dobt IF L
rhnS 70 increase the business bnu ~
RESP0S MY make an eng agemn Please address SCnP
ieeeI oNDENT' at this Office Mil, ny ~
Nh; WANTED TO RENT.-A two or three.
ments Rent from sss oI 81 with modern improve
-, 9u!o ap9-tf
E"A A PROMPT TENANT WANTS A COM
DiIi t99kIABlE DWELLING, with Stabln attacbed
ran7 80 BOX No l202 Communications must sis
~ x = = Ss-: my3On
&2O l00 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
tDO.COO for which security will h. given hy
on redeemabe Ground Rent or unincn ,nher.d
~ near the city, worth four tmts much Address
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BY f.. w. BENNETT <. 6.
BY GIBSON x co - Aucs rs
MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS AND

. OVhTAINN
large ana elegant French Plate WANTET uTPPopo ::
7 Ior lGchly carved Gilt Frames. III VI ii'hOro' IN
AT r rench Plate PIER MIRROR do.
~ very superb and costly satin nar,oo,- =, -
sells and c J, finished with heavy silk bands and Tas
splendi1 sx-light Gill ana "Et Cornices complete
6T SH3PE tsSD Drop light, &c 'oi
l rNEkh LARGE AND ri, SPGp ,r,,,,-
bY tD BUFFET, with Marble Ton mad S4 Ar 5 I'D
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I. s.slE~@.-- = GRAND FAMILY EXCURSI0j


~ GRAND AERIEL VOYAGE
NSS&T BALLOON ASCENSION
Wf7H On MONDAY NEXT, July 2l, at 8 O'clock p
NV NJ, or il the unfair. the fair da
W. at the same hour, ROF. PUSEY, the cal-bra,
ttl~ ted Aeronaut from Phladephia, will make ah;s
NuE GARDENS in his flvorite Balloon Quaker Citv :,
6S feet high. by % in diameter ivy
The initiation Of the Aerial Ship will he commenced q, n
When elevation OF coo feet the Professor will
aPARACHUrE with LIVE RABBIT TINS n,lIv sxiip
ing the usefulness Of this invention ~ '"'iS eApiain-
day. ' up uufne the
A splendid BAND is engaged
ADMISSION 70 cents; Children Half Price
~. Remember that the City PASSENGER C.r. ,,,.
je29,3t ~ iii Din hIi0priilng tiil II L. NJ.
Ia Sc .s-g . .::.;.....s FOURTH OF JULY
r,oE XCMks 1 ON T ri DiNAhf
fhoM BALTIMORE TO NEW YyRK
AND RETURN ~
T- 10 see Wonder of The AYE
lHE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP
Via pbi,a = Now lying in New York Harbor1
" rrn'auislphla, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
anu ni y y ESaaliroad, and New Jersey
IiChETS FOR THE ROUND Trip ONLY
from Baltimore extra train at p M on JuIv
Oh arriving in New York July 4th nj 4 ' vi July
Ing, leave New York July 4h at 10 ocIock NJ
an 'he rlreworks) reaching Baltimore July 9Th at "a
company the Excursion i'0 Eo VIII ac |
~ III kets positively limited and can bs b.d ,;.
and the Depot President street NPr eS, p p
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The Directors ave d.c,o.o, M, - $I,07365l Sc
iotei III o'e stSndng Scrip Profits hereofora a.
Iife Premin,S DR!tdend of THIRTY PER CENT on the
entitled to particpat- at the Thirl i
H. T Also dividend of FIFTEEN PE CETT Ia
usInh m fIehiums IN like manner partcpatnS Oh %
the current years premium " ' "ine o settlement of
The insured, who h.vt No. tor.---,
tie abay fr option (sgnied the time of If
incran convert their DIVIDENDS 1to n M I
vi tie amount insured by Life Policies or % 10
equNaient reduction Of the Annual Premiums o' 'S AN
C. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary ~ - IAN President
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8ankers ano 2roktrs.

SIOCK AND BANKING HOUSE.
~ JOHNSTON, BROTHERS K CO
oANhEhS IND STOCK BROKEPS
og.,. NO l.5 BALTIMORE STREET,
n thrir services for the Purchase
securities on Commission " ~ Vi "'o'As anu
OURirlES deposited with us ' wv De
when desired ~ 'ii ''aihe'' w !eie8raph,
avng careful and faithful correspondents
ian rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS d CO
, SF MONEY ADVANCED on Stocks and s.+isroo..
securities and DISCOUNTS daily granted myIietfr
MONEY BUSINESS.
A'A MARTIN LEWIS
No. A SECOND STREET.
First house from Sruth street
NEncrr ,r1o>, Attends promptly to the
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excursions.

ST FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
z-Hlr-@ TO THE
MI, o,a and ,or, !, PATUXENT RIVER
Ton w T %akg AZ sSeIrson to above place eavna
turning early the next evening Tbi az ociGek and re
tei fd opportunity for persons who NAV wish tn III az
the Chesaneat 10 spend pleasant day on the waters nj
observation-disclosures Fay and Patuxent Kyer The seeppm
being provided wiz, inc Mary Washington unsur
je30 st 'e io' ule round trip 50.
0Vz-s5- NJ L. wEEMS
Z ssslE9~s@-. GRAND FAMILY EY5IRSI0N
M EACOholON
The na, -, FAIR HAVEN
above Beautiful on the FOURTH OF July, to the
az o'clock NJ Persons wishin0 IN snend
To ana delightful day away from the cy will do well
be mad OF this opportunity as every effort will
the "' 'N' vi the pleasantest excursions OF
wishing to the next dav can come
TIE nn steamer Mary Washington, free of passage
Passage 81 90 u'
Dinner 30 cents
je31.iIt rurn wrruc
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OFFICE OF GEORGE O. sTEVENs = r

lfFlCE OF GEORGE 0. STEVENS & co.
~. no A. W. PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WH.pJ
ptssumore, Aaryand-We would call the attention of tn
ESEyer sine, the of these articles was
England the demand for them there been constant
increasing the first used in this country were mported I'M
e process ofenameling having become known here II
put short time before the Slabs were the only parts oh
ane abroad Still later quarries American Slate bav
ing been opened and worked Welded SLABS Of a. GOOD
quany as the best Welsh Slate, and the whole business
manu- acturng has since been done in This conntry and
constantly increasing in importan ,e az ore of The
however the ilty urabiiityan
the demand Sae manu'actures and the rapid growth
III Tor them the business nay be considered in
We Won Id respectfully call your attention to the
reasons why we claim for Slate Nantes decided snnernr
70 all others-Frst, account of their 81
thy on account OF their beauty; thirdly on account of
~ on account of their durability ~ As'''' ''hi-
o., THEIR CLEANLINESS
nerf Se possesses beautiful san.like surface and
OF smoke, coal gas, oils and when on anH an
done bV th @ surface REQUIRES cleaning, it is easily
waShleather ~'' " ''''e sweet OIL ana
THEIR BEATTY
peculiar qualities Slate render its surface s,soan.
ie OF le highest decoration and finish BY an Ingenious
process the surface of Slate Slabs may made to initiate
ihe most costly and rare Marbles but may also be-
eoLaeH with rich and rare pcimens of Mosaic Work En-
''neeu lowers B TH F1 Sc c& &e
mon a from twenty to forty cheaper than COM
THEIR STRENGTH
actual experiment it has been ascertained that Slab
STATE one inch thick, will bear as much weight and re-
, THEIR DURABILITY o"e' '''''N
peated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
so That Enameed Slate will exposure TO weather ba
ef and retain its brilliancy longer than Marble or anv
wear Tin England and this conny trumpbed over syr
% ana survived the opposition that raised BY
se wno were Interested III crying down the invention
Oar arrangements VITA the auarries are Smcb That
hereafter there will be no difficulty in film a order t
olate ea MantleS promptly. "
apo tr GEO q STEVENS e. co
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ie29-en&ds s GTRSON % ~ 81. faul s
bH SAMUEL II. COVER
t;;f TRUSTEES SALE
9tailGs aHb Mtsit.

C-T'FTw"V|
y=ssSaaasEissSaszza GOLD MEDAL, PIANOS
EAANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
u A III II WARRROoNs:
Nos. l5 II ana 70 N. EUTAw STREET
OFFICE:
M oRThEAsT CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYETTy srRprrs
me undersigned has always on hand one Of he iar9st
asSor tlnentS OF PIANO EORTES in this CITY Will, o.
ay o. hnsh power and sweetness tone elasticity Of
eou,h nave by Judges been pronounced unrivaled "
me highest Premium-a Gold Medal-was avario5 tban,
1889 ''' ''" iii'''tu'e' heid IN OCTOBER
hEery Piano guaranteed for five years. and PRIVILEGE NJ
OF sale, If not entirely satisfactory ' '''" uaS
Terms and prices liberal, and call
before purchasing elsewhere ''S ''i''i'eu
S riaos taken IN exchange hired, tuned repaired
d9tf ' va '''e ~ I' ~ I8T cas-.
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VAST STEEL BELLS.
- d. KEITH, JR., L son, Agents. 23-sontb Cbar,es
street nave IN store sample OF these celebrated BeIs
III snh ~ Hayler Nickers Co., Sheffield England To-
when tsy respectfully ask the attention of church orani
So vbbs, ne ns and individuals throughout the
anu estern States Bells supplied al short
on ee 10 weight from IS lbs 5000 lbs Prices are
% as composition Bells Circulars can be had on app
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nR. BAAKEE
- TREATS ALI. DISEASES
- Special attention given to all chronic diseases CoTaHs
GROUP CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA BROycHITfs ali
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and iUYGs. ali
DISEASES Of every description successfully reaed-imn-
ragia Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepa Dvs
ehhtefyi Dlarrhosa The very Piles cured ia
are many diseases incidental and children which
are treated with distinguished success All particulars viii
be given by letter Dr. Baakee can produce one thousand
CANCERS. Old SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASES.
FISTULA or EVERY DESCRIPTI0N "''
SCALD HEAD, VEINS, POLYPUS OF THE NOSE OR
IN ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY " "
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
ofevery description and without use ofhe knife or an
surgical Instruments These last diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients mnS
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervisinn
Dr. Baakee has made discovery ola "FlUID5j that
,ant 80 ~ ~. ol uIe CATARACT, and restore
permanent vision to the Eye, without the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the use of the knife or nee
ule Or BaaSee has constantly hand his Office ery
extensive assortment OF beautiful Wy
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANURS, or EAR DRUMS,
Ave minutes EAR TRUMPETs Of every description: also
every variety of artificial articles known in the wOrld-a
large assortment OF beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachmcnt ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-9oint attachment
These artc are perfectly ne! lTa adapted either
SEX and he sent by express any part the world
All kinds of Trusses for HERNIA Rupture every de
scpto Tor either seN and TrusSes particularly adapted
Tor females in weak condition, also for those with
Doctor Baakee is of the celebrated and skuI
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee ten cents
pay postage and incidental expenses An Chronic Diseases
can he treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision
ar -o,n-, DOCTOR BAAKEE,
nls-H " ~ ' ( NeU g' We " ~ ri Gi1
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EkE=e
sIEh FOR EXCURSIONS PIC-NICs

s.sl1h FOR EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS.
@s.M.x.EiAND PRIVATE PARTIES
. THE SPLENDID BARGE DELAWARE having bean
sd up expressly for the business with srce deck room
anu comfortable cabins, chartered on reasonable
she IS large and airy ard parties wishing to spend
uy OF heathiul recreation and on the waters
OF the Chesapeake and its tributaries will find his most
agreeable one being free from all dangers of steam and
hd e paree being lowed by powerful teImtug some
to f yads IN advance and will from three
10 hVe hundred persons. For particulars apply to ~
jel6 tSeIr w. H. h o. W. oN b agent,
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cfOr SaIt

cT0r sale.
TN FOR SALE
~ HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS.
HSs2-I No. g. Exchange Place.
I'm FOR SALE.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
- ! AND CARRIAGE HORSE. viii he sold for no
ult te owner having further him Warranted
Eastern avenues. ' nv, WI Gu 81
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
a Capable OF weighing 3OaO pounds, in complete order
baltimore Daily Exchange 'mv39 If
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
BILLIARD TABLES
FOR SALE.
fofprlVate sale, TWO superior BILLIARD TABLES
O oi Mhch was made BY Phelan, and the other by Bena-
MN They are in perfect order with all the apparatus &c
pn,hiots Sahl1' Ii. GOV Elk, Auctioneer
ii- y 81 Baltimore street
HNlRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
: One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE poIsbed me-
a work Also two second hand SUCTIONS, in frstrate
oruer Appiyto JOHN RODGERS & son,
n7-tr flse engine tlg,T ~ Builders,
ENOR SALE-A 6 to lO-horse Steam Fnoine.
also MACHINES for splitting and dressing hoops with
ilEht ihey have been tried here and work well
So small lot Of beer and and gallon kegs Enonire
mh20N Corner Of East Falls and Eastern 4VenIe
M ILCH COWS,
I've 6Cows and Calves for sale by
oho., Nv. IORLING & son,
-.--- - l4h Pratt street
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HOW HE sQUIRMs.


During the past few weeks the JOURNAL
has been perfect killer on the locofocos
of Sandusky county. They squirm like a
basket Of GELS with shovel of hot Goals
thrown over them. Wriggle and twist
whichever way they please, they find their
fasehoods and hypocrisy finding them out.
Now they have turned the canvass into a
personal warfare on us, and the editor oI
the Messenger in series of forgeries at
tempts to neutraliza the effect of eur efforts
by writing articles aud signing them "Re-
publican" All we have to say to the Re-
publicans is that they relax no effort but
work tho harder. We can take care of our.
self. Ask Bean and the locofocos if the
JOURNAL does not hurt them and unmask
their hypocrisy, what they make such fuss
about it for9 From that "Republican's'
coat tail hangs bag marked $4,000.