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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Gas the Brownville .4dUertiSer is the
only Republican paper in the Territory
that has pretended to offer any sort of
defence of the infamous villiany by which
the elected Delegate, having the certif-
cate given him by the lawful and duly
organized Board of Canvassers, is chea-
ted out of his seat, it is well to PROFOUND
one or two queries to Mr.. Furnas, the
man, and not the Editor, for it is not de-
MED that some editors have a sort of
professional exaggeration that sometimes
borders upon falsehood and downright
lying.
Let Dir. Furnas as a man answer these
questions, and clear, if possible, the Sec
ond certificate affair, of the infamy at
tached to it, and show how it is that by
a "one man power the people of Ne
braska are defrauded of their rights.
We wish to know
1. When did it appear to the Govern
or-to his Excellency, S. w. Black
that a fraud had been committed at the
last general election?
2. Did the Board of C-anvassers decide
that a fraud had been committed if so.
when?
3. When did Black give Daily the Sec
certificate. Was it while he was Cover
nor, or was 1t arter Gov. Saunders had
been qualified and entered upon the du-
ties of his office. In short, what is the
exact date of the +" latter date " certif-
These things the editor of the Adver-
tiser has assumed by his article to know.
Will he enlighten the public thereto 3
". C.. Meas.
Certainly, Bro. Reynolds do almost
anything to accommodate the "craft."
Before answering your questions. how
ever, permit US to say hat the "one-man
is an constitution" peculiar to
Nebraska Democracy. We are no ex-
ponent of the principle were the VIC
tim of its exercise or a certain occasion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
were bound for the Republican. -
Heart-rending Accident at Table
Rock.

Just as going to press we were handed
the following account of a lamentable
accident at Table Rock in Pawnee county:
In the midst of life we are in deathp'
Never have we felt this more sensibly than
this morning, for in an instant on yester-
day (the 24th,) Mrs. Clayton, wife of
Anam Clayton, of Table Rock, was
snatched from her husband, children and
friends! She had stepped into the mill,
(of which her husband has charge,) was
too neal the shaft, when her dress was
blown against it and in another instant
she was in eternity, for no human hand
could save her after her clothing became
entangled in the revolving shaft.
This heart-rending catastrophe has
thrown the deepest gloom over the neigh
borhood-and to her family the loss is ir-
reparable. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
American WInislo--

The following are the Ame,;a,-
listers toihe leading foreign Conn.,
Charles Francis Adams. Mas,
VIM. L. Dayton, n. j.; Francs -agao
Cassius III. Clay. KY; Russia
Carl Sehurz, Wis; Spain.
James E. Harvey, S. c.; Por,o..,
H. S. Sanford, Conn; Belgium
James S. Pike, Maine; Netbsrlr
Bradford r. Wood, N. Y; Der~-1
Jacob S. Haldeman, Penn; ST.
Norman B. Judd, Ill; Prussia
Arson BurIngame. Mass; Chin,
Edward Joy Morris. Penn; TnJ.
George G. Fogg, n. H; Switzs,!
George p Marsh, Vermont; Sar5
Rufus King, Wis; Rome.
Thomas Corwin, Ohio; Mexjeo
A. B.. Dickinson, n Y; Niea,ao,,
Elisha Crosby, Cal; GuatemaIs
Allen A. Burton. KY; NeH Grar.A.
James Watson Webb, n Y: Brs,T
} NJ Palmer, Penn; Argentine Co..
Thomas H Nelson, Ohio; Chill
d X Carter. Ohio; Chill.
Charles Washburne, Cal; Paragu,v
Henry T Blow, Mo Venezuela
Charles NJ RiOt,e, Texas; COSTA D.,
Christopher Robinson, R l; PERI
Henry Winter Davis Nd; Austria
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
From the WeSt-SiX Men Killed
misunderstanding Parties.

The following we extract from a pri-
vate letter just received from a reliable
and we'll informed friend residing on the
Big Blue:
"Three wagon loads of arms and am
munitiOn passed through the neighbOr-
hood below here last week, going west
ward. On Friday three men were killed
at Rock Greek on the Military Road
about 80 or 35 miles west of this. All
we know is that the difficulty originated
in the distribution or division of a wagon
load of stuff from the Missouri river,
and it is supposed it was n of the three
wagons above mentioned. During the
difficulty some secessionists put a rope
around a Union mans neck, and dragged
him some distance towarda tree with the
avowed purpose of hanging him. He
managed to escape. They then gave
him notice to leave in a certain time or
be hung. at the end of the time five of
them went to his house to see if he had
gone, when he commenced firing upon
them and killed three cut of the five
the other two making a hasty retreat.
"A great many of the settlers on the
Blue and its tributaries have mooved their
families and stock away, and nearly all
the rest are preparing to do the same.
The excitement is intense. The settlers
remaining are going to work to build
block houses mp and down the river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Baltimore, D.
Immediately upon the confirmation Of
the retreat of the Union forces, the 18th
n Y Regiment, whose term Of enlist
ment expires shortly, unanimously signed
a paper to r~e-enlist for three years.
Gen Banks leaves for Gen Patterson's
column tomorrow morning. The city
continues in great excitement. Offers
are being made of regiments here, to
keep the more disorderly secessionists
quiet.
The presence of a considerable militia
~ force may be required to keep the
rebels in Baltimore quiet in their present
delirium of Joy. L~ikenesses of Beaure-
gard are sold on the street. A heavy
and steady rain prevented a large congre-
cation Of the people.
Paymaster McChail of the U. S. A,
Just from Washington, contradicts the re-
ports that Sherman's and Burnside's bat
teries were captured by the rebels.
The Unionists in Baltimore, very gen.
orally attribute the defeat of the Union
forces to the inactivity Of Patterson, who,
it is reported, was a dozen times official
ly ~telegraphed to engage Gen. Johnson
at any odds.
On Sunday about thirty arrests were
made for attempts to incite mobs.
Gov S~prague's bravery, the whole day
challenged universal odmiration. Aided
by Mr.. Gastin, paymaster of the N. Y.
l4th, he succeeded in bringing some de-
gree of order out Of the confusion. The
number of the killed and wounded has
been greatly exaggerated. Mcdowell
behaved with the greatest bravery, but it
was unavailing to arrest a panic in the
rear.
The Fire Zouaves fought like devils.
The N. Y. 7lst, and 9th; the Mime
sofa and Maine Regiments did well, and
were the praise of all. They were now
ed down like grass, by the batteries upon
WEIGH they advanced. The flag of the
Minnesota Regiment was completely rid
died.
Washington, %.
The ammunition of our artillery had
been expended in the contest, and as the
c~assions were rushing at full speed to the
rear, for a new supply, the movement was
construed by the teamsters and civilians,
into a retreat. A panic among them oc-
Cured. They ran for their horses, with
ont waiting to ascertain the fact-cul the
traces Of the wagon horses, and common
ced a a p~recipated retreat The conster-
nation this created, was communicated to
the soldiers, in the rear Of the column
the very moment a charge Of fresh caval-
ry from Manassas was made upon them.
1t was nothing less Than a Stampede
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

We have finally received a copy Of
the Presidents Message in Washing
ton paper. It is so different from the
murdered telegraph copy that it will be
scarcely recognized as the same docu-
ment. We are almost tempted to re-
publish it. We are down on telegraphio
messages, except for the purpose OF SLAM
dering the author.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
SHERIFFS SALE.
Fisk, knight 4 Company,)
Moore Smith.

Moore 4 Smith.
Byvirtue Of an order Of sale to me directed ~-
the District Court Of Nemaha county, NebnsuTs -.
ritOry, dated on the 18th day Of July A D 1851. d
W. s. born, Coroner. ard ex-o6ciO Sheriff vilr
Saturday, the 3lst dag of Rugast, 1851
between the hours Of ten o'cloek.A. n. and frsp E
on that day in front Of The house where TIE d.
trict Court held its last Term, in the toEnof Bus-.
vile, Nebraska Territory. offer for sale. the f,lsE-
ingdescribe1 real estate situated in aid e5gnty-
Eitthe southeast quarter 0f section Is, in hHu
). north Of range Is, east Ct the 6th u~rincipaI D.
ridian, in Nemaha county, NebraskR Terri,GT, L,
above described property, being the property ha1-
tOfore attached in the case Of Fiske, KnigbtdCon.
pany, vs. Moore & Smith. for the sum Of FIVE bun
bred and senty-fve dollars and FORTY cents ls575,A
debt and cost amounting TO fourteen dollars sud &C.
cTuing costs and interest from Nay Is. ADls5l q
the rate OfteR per cent. per aunuIn, al said land
lying and being in Nemaha county. Nebraska Ter.
ritory. W. 5. HORN, EI-ofhci0 Sheriff,
byJ " COLEEAS, Depfy
July 18th, 1851. Tn3 5wSgI
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
lion. and scattered along the route all

ton, and scattered along the route all
the way from Fairfax G. II.
The road from Bulls Run was strewed
with knapsacks, arms, and some of our
troops deliberately throwing away their
guns and appurtenances, the better to
facilitate their travel.
Gen. Mcdowell was in the rear of
the retreat, exerting himself to rally his
men, but without practical success. The
latter part of the army 1t Is SAID made
their retreat in order. His orders OF the
field did not at all times reach those for
whom they were intended. Il is suppos-
l ed the force sent out against our troops
consisted, according to a prisoners state
ment. Of thirty thousand men, including
a large number of cavalry.
He further says that owing to reinforce
ments from Richmond, Strasburg and
other points the enemies effective force
was $4,000 men. According TO the state
ment of two of the Fire Zouaves they
have nnly about 200 men left from the
slaughter which while the 69th and other
regiments, frighlfully suffered in killed
and wounded. The number cannot now
be known. Sherman's, Carlisle's, Grit
fms and the West Point Batteries were
taken by the enemy, and the eight seige
thirty two pound rihed cannon. Ii is sup
posed all the provision train belonging TO
US saved by being driven bPck. 1t is
supposed here to-day that Gen Mansfield
viii take command Of tae Notifications
on the other side Of the river which are
able It is said by military engineers to
hold them against any force the enemy
way bring against them. Large fihed
cannon and mortars are being rapidly sent
over and mounted.
An officers, just from Va. 10 1-2 re-
ports that the road from Centerville to the
Potomac is strewed with stragglers.
The troops are resuming the occupation
Of the Notifications and entertainments
on the line of the Potomac. In addition
to those reported yesterday Col Wilcox
the gallant commander of a brigade was
killed; also, Capt McCook, a brother of
Col McCook of Ohio.
The city this morning is in the most in
tense excitement, wagons are constantly
arriving bringing the dead and wounded.
Both telegraph and steamboat commu-
nication with Alexandria is suspended to-
day to the public. The following is the
account of the beginning of the panic
which resulted so disastrously to our
troops. All our military operations
went swimmingly and Col Alexandra
was about erecting a position across
Bulls run when a terrific CONSERVATION
broke out among the teamsters who had
incautiouslp advanced Immediately after
the bodyof the army, and lined the War
ranton road. Their CONSERVATION was
shared in by numerous civilians who
were on the ground. Soon our whole
army was in retreat. For a time a fear
ful panic prevailed which communicated
to the vicinity of Centerville and
every available conveyance was seized
upon. Several similar alarms had oc-
Cured on previous occasions, caused by
a change of position of u batteries,
and it was most likely that this alarm
was owing to the same fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Sheriff Sale.
Z. G. Johnson,
W.

u u "OunsOn,
Nathan Harmon.
NOTICE is hereby given that I viii oEsr Tor s'
at public auction at the door Of the House in which
the last term Of the Nemahs County District G ut
Nebraska Territory was held, in BroHnviile, inAi
county Of Nemaha on the tWentysixth day Of Aa-
gust, A D 1851, az one o'clock, p. N. Of aid day.
the following real estate, situated in lhs said eui-
ty Of Nemaha and Territory IF Nebraska, to-sit.sl
No. nine. ten and eleven. ~, 10 N Of the su'b-
east fractional quarter Of section No. thirty -ont 81
in township No. six, e.. north q range n. izs'l
To- east Of the Och principal meridian, With .i
exception Of 20 much thereof ss belongs b Jlsgl
Cadsnbach. described as follows, 5o-Wit, COMMIT
cling at the Southwest corner Of the above named
lot Number nine [9l thence north forty 90 nd
thence east one hundred and sixty rods, thsna
north forty l40l rods along the Missouri river theme
east TO the place Of beginning, taken IS the proper
ty Of Nathan Harmon. on an execution in faYUdJ.
G.. johnson, issued BY the said Nemaba cJIll
District Court and 70 me directed, ~ the Shenid
the said county Of Nemaha.
Witness my hand this the 23d day Of Juy.A.D.
1861. ". s. HORN,
Ex-0mciO sheriff, BY
J. " .COLEILAN, Deputy SherG.
BrOEnville, July Is, 1850. (n3-jt-S9)
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
NEW ADFERFISFWRTTS
y
StraYed or Stolen

From the undersigned. q yoke Of lar-s an.
Their age was about 8 years color red. ai,b -.
tails; one had white on the back. One n tBs.I.l
on a bsii when they left.
q liberal reward win be paid TO any ana
information, that win lead to their disesTsv r5
subscriber, 2I-2 miles southwest Of Brsv1yirs
Inlr q 1901 |oOhh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Notice to ~Pre.EmDtOFA

aINW-
To John Belfry James G. Catron, HonryG y-i
Charles 7 Cornell and Thomas Maddox.
You are hereby notified to appear at the a. 4
fee at BroWnTile, within 80 DAYS from th, \.
to make further proof in relation 10 your re-
ton claims in accordance with instructions hun n
General and Office at Washington.
RICHARD +. BARRET, Rs-fsfsr
CHARLES B. SMITH, Rs,Fv
July 25tn. 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Administrator's sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of TIE Probate. Cegf1~
Nemaha county. Nebraska. I win offer for sale
the Sd. day Of August, A D 1851, at 10 OieioeS r.
on the premises, the following described real go
crty to sit the vest half Of the north west g.
ter Of section No. I've, in township No. SIX, Of ms
No. fifteen, east, situate IN said county.
JOSEPH LONGFELLON,-
Administrator of the estate Of Aebem An SUI
Brownvile, July Is, 1851, ne-iw. $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

There are now in Missouri, fully armed
and equipped. 10000 United State troops
A heavy force is locared at Jefferson City
and all the Railroads are being lined
with them. Secession in Missouri has
but a few days more respite.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

The St. Joseph Journal says: There
are now within a few hours Railroad run
of St. Joseph, 5000 federal troops.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
County Jail.

Sealed proposals viii be received at The Office d
County Clerk in Brownville. until the 5th dy o.
August, 1851, for the erection Of q County '4.
Specifications and terms Of contract 70 be zen o
the Clerks Office. 7. W. BEDFOkD,
County CLERK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
The ADVERTISER.
R.w.
FHURsDAY MORNING. July, IS, 1861.

Up, up With that banner ! where'er it may cali,
Our millions shall rally around
A nation of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground.
Then up with our flag let it stream on the airl
Though our fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had souls
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slavesl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

PREACHING next Sabbath BY H &. Dobs..
the Presbyterian Church at 10 IL A. NJ
P. NJ.
Also in the School House near to Judee Fr,
AtehisOn County, No: at 3, Pm. bytB.a
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Atmy instance an attachment was this day ISSUED y
W Wheeler. ex-oflCiO Justice Of the Peace Of =
maha County. against the property and effects g -
Sen. an Ascending debtor a. said Coun4-
July list, 1851. 5W II. o. MINlIA
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
The Retreat Confirmed.

The Retreat Confirmed.
EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
Things not so bad as they seem.
Defeat attributed to Gen Patterson.
REBELS HANG WOUNDED
PRISONERS.
Preparing for Another Fight.
CHUSE OF THE STAMPEDE.
Misfortune Does not DiShearten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
2Jth day OF April a. u. 1901.
SAMUEL w. BLACK

We have the first man to hear yet,
Democrat or Republican, who does not
say that Gov. Black under all the cirCum-
stances done just what he should have
done. They honor him for finally secur-
ing for them the man of their choice.
We rather conclude that " Buffalo,
"Shorter'' and Il Eau-qui-court" opera
tons in Nebraska are about played out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
EDWARD w. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor in ChanCer!.
once corner Of Main and First Streets
~BROWNVILLE,
EXHIBIT
EXHIBIT
Ofthe Receipts and xpendiiHTes
Of Eemaha County, RebrasAs
Territory, for the Fiscal AedI
nnhHmW HmHU Ugf 1851

ending July list, 1861.
Expenditures and appropriations for Roads sss
and bridges
Expenditures for Schools Gndependent oftaz an
app0rtiOnments.l ~
For Printing County Records, and once Sta usr
tiOneTy
Elections
District Court bE
County Commissioners Court -"
Fees aud Costs in cases where County vas made ,sg
County Clerks
Sheriff 80
Register 49,
Treasurer, endeDonaept Of per eentase)
Paupers
G S6eisan Fees 45d
Total expenditures during the current year s
Total amount Of County-Warrants issued from y'
Isl, 1860 to July LIST, 1851, and remaining IN .ss
County Warrants issued previous 10 July ist s-sw
lS60, and remaining unpaid N"
Indebtedness Of Nemaha County July Iss 1851 s2sS"
Amount of revenue 20 be derived from Conn
ty tax Exclusively levied for 1904. SSzna'
Amount ofdelinqusnt County tax, nearest
dent and interest or same. 65lE
Poll Tax for 1861 iI9W
Total SAoz"
expenditurs for the wear 1880 sf355H
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Cur Loss Under 1900.

MIsGOrtnne DOes nOt DIshearten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
TERRIFIC BATTLE!
NEHR W..

The Largest Battle Ever Fought on
this Continent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Notice Of Attachment.

- expsnditare for tbe - 50 .sls55H
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

CaUSE OF THE STAMPEDE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

washington, July H.
a message TO the War Department
Fairfax Court House was occupied
II u rise, the rebels having previously
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Ky ADHEoN ~ sGT
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@iii TRUSTEES SALE


RI iAhtABLE DWELLING ON SOUTH PACA ST.
city, OF decree OF Circuit ur for BaItiIoOre
oS; nc ersigned, trustee will offer tor sac by pu Bic
next AZ ~ PREMISES On FRIDAY i1th day of ay
Al a. nd ! = ~ N The afternoon:
ci;y Of Ot OF GROUND situate and lying in the
for :, loTe aforesaid, and thus sihed Brrnnirg
the sanc On fe northwest side South Paca street at
n, &c, )" tet southweser,y fr9r, The WESTERN
h corner o Warner and South Pac sr,as ana THIni
f.et: theme r@nndt on rouih Pac street, Is
Ground $50 W "'1 luce % teEil nlnE.
improved ny three story brick DWELLING no rrsN
with finished basement and double wa.sfor, i, I:f
ing ana stable and Car iaEe House en- the r4ar n
ierms-one third cash and the balance in two tanal IN
SainenS OF three six months. credit nav rrr ir
interest from day Of sale az 10 be secured bU . - vi Xxx
purchaser, to be endogs ed he sasfacti Of l rt
SAMUEL SNttNDt' Trustee
aplS-2Sw&ds ,,rc - 49,,
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mixture or preparstion: not To p,n, AMI ~, rnoi ~ ~ q
in the coolest heather TrespecfulIv soIici. ~ Al
Stock always on hand and orders pro ptly flsd
"a ~ ~ " e Fl Hi acort
No 20 Smiths whart- Ratimnra "a
~ Sole Agent in MARYLAND for 81 ubric Oil Comnanv
!So in store at al tines spP:ri?r quality Of sperm
OFF, On the most Toasnnnh HE terms s' az rb1 n f
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4ublit Sails.
sV II. LENNON q co
RUGHANAN,S mmnG

s<ya SHERTFF7S SALE.-BIy- virtpo os o.
-sse4der ssuel out the Superor (,orrt 20 al o.
c,y passed n Cause therein Of Alexander N kiard snS
.iendants, J. &c ~" =. DuttOn, sheriff of
vii II on THURSDAY the 18TH day OF Nav insta,
II clock NJ at the Exchange SaeSrOpm in 81 .ond
In Sad ctt ~ pablo auction 10 The highest bidder f-
caS al n. interest Il the said Def ndaHs in and To r. .
and appurtenanceS '''1
Hhe Is W 1928 tons hnrhen fer register in Baltimore
Custom House: was 1T in orch ster cGlntv in S3 s
g2fd order and welt conditioned for any voyage she
can re examined where she lies at Chas"s haf and
her inventory at the ce of the und rsgned arcoreers
GE'. II. DUTTGN,
ShcrI Of Baltimore CITY.
m6ts - LIN y y, :, ,,an.c.,
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Gl!aiiQrnl GIts.

ia MURDOCH'S STANDARD SCALES,
FOR HAY AND COS l., lort ~? a short notice.
S5ESA Biz PI.GTE0R& SCALE$ jC0UNTER{ sCAIsS,
BEAMS, &C. OF superior quality, and warranted duraby
correct RICHD. Nil kH0GH,
s2~f No 81 South ,la,t street.
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5Eotks, Gxfbaast, 1T.

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NOTICE.
~ We are PREPARED to give CASH ADVANCES On
d4 corner o, ce,< ia a BHH f6,1 4 Co.
| kJORFH " ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ i'I ENDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, j.,
yulI-tl Basement Chesapeake BANK.
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
1h 92tFrS SOUTH AND WEST mq TH6 BY CARSON
RALTIMURE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ ~ BONDS wanted by Samuel, HAIR 5, j.,
ap6,t basement Chesapeake Bank,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R. BONDS 1867.
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875
r.rnr & Va. ns g. bond. !. +? IT,. e;
H MsRtG@ By o, sMA 5%3$I5? IT,
! VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by THO J. CARSON,
| EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADE[-
II PiiIA, BOSTON, RICHMOND PErER5BURG and
N9 s@5 for sale by THO J. CARSON,
| ! TNCURKG&T BANK NOTES IND DRAFTS
~ on all points South and Vest at best rates,
Yy.e25tf Ta s. 1 i,,i HiAE5" Meet
BROTHERS BONINGER,
FOR SIZE F SSEia &S1f EXGaXHGR 9 stp
Ram ne'pa' cities OF Germany on London Paris and mst
! 4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
y AID APPROVED CJLaATERAI.S by
ls261 TaU.'J. CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
-A sStf JNo GiTlINGs co,
| M AIRY LAND SIZES Marylan per cent
COT. sAML, HARRIS, Jr,
.sg.t basement Chesapeake Bank
'sNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
! e.. SAML. HARRIS & SONS,
! Z q o. K. h. BONDS 1867 WANTED RY
~. JNo. 5. Cuttings & CO.,
| SCRIP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
~ PHlA INSURANCE COMPANIES - wanted 4B BY
n~z-u hS Exchange Place
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ :. For sale by KNOX CO,
! &TOCHS OF ALI DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
o I'm sold by JNo. ). Cuttings 8 co,
| ri EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
v Far sail ny tnl6-,fl THO ! CARSON
! tn iSSUURI 6 FOR SALBBY
~ ~ JNo 5, Cuttings zee,
| TIA ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
IL JNo 5. Cuttings & O.,
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 ~, sANU Ell HARRIS, Ir,
! M AIRY LAND STOCk 1890 WANTED BY
w JNO 5. Cuttings Co,
S3if % South st.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
| Swanted by JNO. 5. Cuttings & co,
NEW YOKK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
L wanted by KNOX {; CO,
| aRzo-n Exchange Place
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Spby SAML. harris, Jr,
jul7-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| ~ wanted by SAM. HARRIS, Jr
3ttqrn2Ts.
IT'D. II. WILSON,
IA ATTORNEY ATLAV
| - NO. If LAW BUILDINGS,
corner OF st. Paul and Lexington streets, {up stars)
| --...-o ~ BALTIMORE, MD
M Uses ENGLEHEART,
4VA ATTORNEY AT LAW
| No. 81 SPiRRIER'S COURT,
Rear OF the Law Buiidngs,)
LEXINGTON STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND So PAUL,
All business entrusted his care will be punct1aiIy at
tended to- o,S-jvT
CHARLES G. KERR,
ATTOREE F-A T-LAW,
0FFICE-No. 81 ST. PAUL STREET
(BEFwEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sTRxErsD
SCOTT Baltimore, Nd