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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Advance of the Federal Army,

The advance of the Federal Army into
Virginia is slow and cautious. Every step is
marked. every point fixed, every post pa sed
fortified, while the surroundings are guarded
with care that renders surprise impossible.
We can certainly look for decisive action,
of stupendou~ character, every day. God
Is with the right, and therefore We must tIi-
umph The advance upon Munson Hill. on
Saturday night, was unexpected by the peo-
pie of Washington city. The movement was
not made till just at nph', and was intended
to deceive the reb=l leaders. Strange to say,
they saened to be fully aware of our ad-
vance. and began TO retreat before the ad-
vance was commenced. This proves that
traitors and spies are still abundant among
US, and many >till lurk in the departments.
who, like Byrd, who fled to X chmond, take
every opportunity to aid the rebels. The
cause of the retreat of the reoels is still q
mysery. By some it is supposed that they
have large force above Leesburg and an
other below at the mouth of the Occoquan,-
But some of the shrewdest military critics
in Washington city says that the rebel army
Of :he upper Potomac is a myth. and that
their grand army is coneencfnsrated between
Fairfax Court Honse and Manassas and the
Potomoc at or below the mouth of the Occo-
guam.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Thomas Hutchinson.

Few men, who receive Political nominations
from any party, are less entitled to public
sympathy aud support, than ths individual
whose pane stands at the head of this para
graeh- Watchman.
Of course the WatchmdB will cay so, for
was it not presented" for different kind
of sympathy Mr. Hutchinson bas two of
his sons in the army, and one of them in
hopeless captivity amongst the Traitors
ibas have all the Watchmans sympathies, and
how could it sympathise with Mr.. Hutchin-
son for sending his sons to fight its particu-
lar friends? Of course no person needed the
assertion that the Watchmdn could not SYM
pa,fiss with bereaved patriot. Bot it can
sympathise with Amos Alexander, for has
he not also been presented" by the Metho-
dist church for sympathy with the southern
traitors. and is he not now on trial before
the people of his own church? Oh, he has
Mr.. Alexanders sympathy, Tor may be not
TOO be ON trial at the next court2 Misery
loves company.
let ali who receives copy of this pa
per take it with him to the election that he
may there nail the Infamous ISLANDERS of The
Watchmaan, got up on the ece OF the election in
the hope that it could not be contradisted,
ana tnuS the peOPle miSus De lGuuceu TO vote
tisket they despise.
Il was a dirty trick, and the voters of Gen.
ire county will show the estimation in which
they hold men who could stosp to such con-
temptible falsehood to cheat them and bols-
ter up a rotten secession ticket by the way
in which tney will pour in their votes for
the candidates Of the working men and hon
est patriots of the county.
Let every map feel fully assured that the
statements in this paper are strictly true,
for we took them from the records OF the
ofice and only regret that we had not time
for more extended extracts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
California for Union Z!

Leland Stanford (Rep. Union) is elected
Governor by 900 maj over all, and the
Legislature is also Republican for the first
time. The Douglas Dem. vote is higher than
the Brackinrdge vote. S, Secession is down,
and California joitops Vermont and Maine tn
sustaining the Republican Administration
square ouk
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

Rs If ever there was q time
when all Republicans should stick
to the ticket, it is this fall. Re-
member, the country is full Of the
blacklist kind Of traitors, and if
you cut your ticket you may re-
gret it all your days. Vote the
whole Republican ticket, ard you
- he saie. Ro t-sitegs { &c
Wlll 20 s''''e
found there
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

SEWARD ON RUSSELL The attention of Mr..
Seward having been called to the viilaincus
letter of Russei to the London Times, pub
fishes ieoy in which he saws
i" The Government of the United States de-
2ends not upon the good will of foreign wri-
ters or papera. nor even of foreign nations,
but upon the just support of the American
people. It's credit and iis fame seem to me
now. more than ever heretofore, cafe in their
keeningU
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Remember

That there are at least three rank
Secessionists on the Democratic
ticket Of this county, viz Doctor
Strohecker, John S. Proudfoot
and Am os Alexander.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
T Keep it Before the peo-

EK Keep it Before the peo-
pie, that Allison White, the late
Member Of Congress, from this dis
trict, in a speech at Beech Creek,
last week, said that Jno. B. Floyd
was one of the best and truest
men in the United States, when,
at the same time, he knew that
Floyd had robbed the Govern
ment of thousands of dollars, and
is now a General is the rebel ar
my. The said Allison White is
the head and front of the Demo-
cratic party in this district.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

sGy- IInw lucky that we elected LINCOLN
AND HAMLIN last Fall! Breckenridge and
Lane are traitors-DouGLAs is dead, and
johnson is traitor-BeN is also a traitor
and Of all the opponents of Lincoln and
IIamlin only EVERETT is to be found faithful
to the Union.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

e@r Few of our Democratic exchanges
seem to have heard the Election News from
Maine, Vermont. and California. They dare
not let their readers knoW how low the party
has ia len with the People Of those States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05

gse Among Gen. Ere nont's staff, we ne
tice Maj. Gustave Wagner (of one time at
Lewisburg j Congressman Lovejoy, Gurley
and Shenck B. Rush Pumley of Pa. &c.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Remember,

That all men who wish to set a good ex-
ample to their children, who wish 10 encou-
rage honesty. virtue and christianity will
vote for G. G. Ryman for county Treasurer
and 7. Hutchison for Commissioner. and
the peoples ticket. There is not one tory
on it. Who can. who dare say as much for
the Breckinridge tory locofoco ticket 7 We
are responsible, pitch in gentlemen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
REMEMBER. VOTERS.

That John S. Proudfoot said, last
Spring, that if he had a dozen of
sons they should go and fight for
the South and yet this same
Proudfoot asks the votes of the
loyal citizens of this county, to
make him Associate Judge.
Keep it Before the People,
That VIM. FL. Blair. the Demo
cratic nominee, for a seat in the
Senate, is a tricky, and wlshy-
washy politician-everything TO
everybody and nothing to nobody.
Keep it Before the People,
That if all or any portion of the
Democratic county ticket should
be elected, it will be hailed by
that party as peace or anti wax
triumph.
Egs Keep it before the Peo-
pie, that the disunion, Strohecker
Democracy of Brush Valley say
that If a draft is made on them to
raise men for the war, s'the frs
fighting they do will be athome.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEO
PIE

Thht Col. VIM. H. Blair would never have
gene to war as private soldier, nor would
he ever have gone as an officer, bot for the
fact that he had talked secession until he was
ashamed of himself He had to go to save
hia rnnutatinn
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Keep it Before the
People,

That BY the showing of the De asocratss
Vatcsman. TLos. Hutchisen hes greatly re-
duced the expenses of the Commissio toner's of
fee from what it was under the ruinous rule
Of Democratic Commissioners.
The Watchman says that the expenses of
the Commissioners Office for the last year
was 81 ,0S3. 90. Now compare this with the
expense of the same Office for the year 1853
it being the year before Mr.. Hutchison was
elected Commissioner, and we have the ex-
penses 81 655, ,3la, making gain of $572,-
Sll OF q saving in the Commissioners Office
alone. In the fees for Commissioners coun
Gil we have. for 1860. the sum of $4,000,
while in 1858, under the last Democratic
Board, Ira Mitchell received the beautiful
sum $500 78, making clear gaia to the peo-
Pile under Mr.. Hutchison and Republican
Board of Commissioners of $259,78-bat of
eeurse mona of this money was paid him for
eleetionesring for the Democratic party. The
pay Of the Commissioners clerk, Mr.. Jno. T
Johnston. for last year is s3l9,75. while Mr.
Mufiy's pay for 1858, under the Democratic
Board, was $502,50, making another saving
under Mr.. Hutchison of Sl82,75; all which
taots will be substantiated by reference eth.
er to the Aud tors reports of these years. or
By The books in the Commissioners Office !;
and yet The Rotchman would ask you to vote
for Amos Alexander, on the ground of Dem.
cerate economy, forsooth The Lord save
the people from sIch economy at time like
the present, when just such papers as the
presented" Watchman has brought degra,
dation. var. taxation and ruin on the ceun.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Keep it Before the People,

That the Treasurer of the county does not re-
ceive one cent Of pr, fit on the renewal of
any note that it is necessary to throw into
Bank. though 1t is true that Mr.. Burlington,
ulder Democratic Commissioners, did get
per cent on each renewal or 90 per cent an
nuallv, this is one of Mr. Hutchison's re-
forms, and DO Treasurer can get more than
per cent while ke is in uffiea
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-10-05
Keep it Before the People.

But Moreover, Remember.
That Col Blair unreliable as he is. will be
beaten at least one thousand in the District
by The good loyal and union loving yotars
ersof And
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Correspondence Of The Dailu Erchnnn

correspondence Of the Daily Exchange
Celebration OF the Fourth--Glorious Rob-
beEy--Hos5 Sfenlins--Refracto-y Troops. &c
ANNAPOLIS: July II, 1861
Were it not for the purpose of correcting, in a
few particulars the description of the celebration
OF the 4th in this city, made by special CORES
pondent in your issue of to-day, would gladly
refrain from abiding at all to a spectacle, the re.
collection of which kindes blush of shame and
which in itself portrayed most wildly the picture
of our humiliation. The fact of which your CORES
pendent was mis-informed was that the Dutch regi-
mens paraded our city followed by the Governors
Guard" This is a mistake. The Dutch regiment
did not parade in the city at all. The "Guards''
paradsd alone, acittout arms, having been disarmed
by order of Governor Hicks. The second error OF
your correspondent was in regard to the ladies'
10 their credit be it spoken, they nearly all for
Southern Rights, and many who We're present on
the evening OF the 4th to witness the pyrotechnica
display, rejected with disdain the invitations to nar-
tlcpate In the dances. Those few who did enter
the ring are extremely 'fUnOn' in sentiment
few days since Col. Pinckney performed one of
those acts which have built up the peculiarly Yam
kee regulations of his predecessors-Smith and
Butler. AS the customary saiutes were fired the
4th the gallant Colonel became acquainted with
the fact that several pieces of yet remained
in possession of the State, and learning their l0ca-
ton, he despatched a detachment of his Hessan
troops to the State House to take possession of
tHeu. lnis was uOne without the loss or q man,
and the three old cannon, which have been looked
upon as relics of the past, removed to the
Naval Academy for safe-keeping. Now that our
military organizations have been disarmed and the
armory of the State riied of its contents, sup
pose the next act in the drama of subugation
will be the searching Of private dwellings for arms,
that Maryland may more keenly feel the CALLING of
her ignoble yoke. She has felt it. The cup of gall
which her betrayers are holding to her lips is be-
ing drained to the dregs and she now deeply feels
the effects of that boosted neutrality which should
exempt her from the horrors of civil war-an ex-
emption purchased through the perfdy of her Gov
etnor, and paid for with the degradation and en-
sIavement of her people.
There are now eight Federal soldiers in the coun.
ty jail Five of them were put there for stealing
hog; the other three are there for refractory
conduct, they having become impatient for their
pay.
To-day, learn, the troops here were paid Off
This was noticeable from the fact that many Of
them have been strolling about the city all dav,
several Of whom, being under the influence of
liquor, quite boisteroos, but they speak
almost exclusively in German, their expressions
were uninteigible. UNUs.
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ENhRpNRIs1nE OE AET.

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
OF Looking Glasses in suitable for
every position and Of ali sizes.
Mattel Mirrors, Fier and We'll do oval and square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Consos. &C, at uneaualled
prices.
The latest English and standard French EugraVinas Gl.
WAYS in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given to the depart
of PICTURE FRAMES. Also. frames FOR Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c,
F2YEfs'S Galleries,
No. Fl South Calvert str eet
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"AiohS oF THE Hon. HENRY MAV.-We learn that
this gentleman returned from Richmond ., s.,ur-
~ ~ AS we have no wledge of the OBJ
ject OF Dir. Mays visit to that ci.,. - -. -
course speak of its results. He = "
his house by severe indisposition, ana ,l ,Iauo
fore be prevented for some days from ,,' '"e,e
seat in Congress. AR MS
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NUTEITIvE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.--This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and its
falling cf Composed it is of the purest materials it
be used with perfect safety and all the purpo
Pomade and Oils without producing that greaSfess
common to hair preparations Prepared only by
N HYNsoN JENNINGS Cos
Pharmace utists,
mh26tf IS North Charles street
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commitment; and if arrested without warrant, he
must be delivered over for such examination. The
rmness of judges and the honesty of jurors are the
sure hope and protection of every citizen. Upon
this rock all persons entrusted with the adminisra-
justice with a steady hand unmoved by the rude
blasts Of faction ar the popular surges OF party
The Federal Judges are sworn 'that they will adj
minister justice without respect to persons, and do
equal right to the poor and to the rich, and that
they will faithfully and impartiaily discharge and
perform all the duties incumbent them as Judges,
according to the best of their ability and under
standing, agreesby to the Constitution and laws of
the United States, and that they will support the
Constitution of the United States" There is no
higher law binding upon the citizen than the Con-
sttution and laws OF his country
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FURNITURE.

s. S. STEVENS & SONS,
wARERooMs, MARBLE BUILDING
"a HANOVER STREET,
opposite New Assembly Rooms,
Manufacturers Of
HALL.
DININ6-ROOM,
CHURCH and
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand large stock OF every grade OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDDING, "COTS," ,,
LOOKING GLASSES, &C..
No 6 Low street,
rboatfr near Front street Theatre
DLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE GLASS
FOR STORE FRONTS
AM DWELLINGS,.
VIM KING BRO,
.avrrs FOR MANUFACTURER,
And Dealers in Paints, gus and Gsss..
-h,.s~ Balhmerai
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Eoog0MYI EC0NoMY
4 DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Saved go
Split at Cfice of City Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. NORTu sTEEsr.
sia-ts JAMES H. JOHNSON.
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IapoRTAET TO EOusEEEnPFgs

To know that they money by purchasing Woot
already Saved and Split, at ONCE oiCity Steam Fire Woot
Kill,
No. SN2srB STREET
sIGii JAMES n. JOHNSON
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FROM THE BAHAMAs.-By the Karnak we have
Nassau papers to the 9Th inst. slave brig was
wrecked on Auquilla Key early in June, supposed
to be an American vessel. a Spanish schooner
took off the negroes and sailed for Cuba. The
SLAYER was IS days from Congo river.
The American workmen employed in the erection
of the Royal Victoria Hotel celebrated the 4th of
July anniversary at La Conchicn.
The American schooner General Vazie, Captain
Galiagher, from Port-au-Prinee for Boston, with
cngwood, was wrecked at Bird Rock June 28ih;
settioss saved and taken to Long Bay; salvage not
we ara from Inagua and Long Bay this week,
those nlaca that much rain has lately fallen at
for the and that raking mas entirely ceased
poets gloomy. Very little sale for salt, and pros
Letters from Turks Island to lima o. ., .u,ao
sat dull Tbs sa and that Semsnd
letter adds: We have little or SOLO at 81 cts. A
do not know what we shall do il we do no, ana
some very soon. 's se'
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9Ts0rante Companies.
LICENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL SURPLUS, s335,G00.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA.
CASH CaPITAL................ 100000.
lnsures cheapest and the prompeSt Of any safe Com
Takes Risks upon Life for the benefit Of his wife
rants Risks upon lives o. LAVES.
u.a:., pv.,n. WM H g3 HAXALL Vice fres't.
% second street baltimore.
Refer to Hanson Thomas, John s Gittings Samuel G.
EsALTIMOREFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
z TPS ARDS OF nAhEA CENTURY
This c % 4N h sT s G 6 6haAGE
By FIRE in the city or country the
III D G5HES, IT,, F2ssiden..
". G. Harrison, joshua / Cohen
Geo I. Tiofers'' H ft1Ig1S c al AihS'
I. ". Alricks, T. s. Steuart,
:e22-eotrr FRED,K wooDW0RTH. Sec, etays
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF REV YORK.
Cash Capital $500 00t
b. HILGER, President.
RUD. GARRIGUE, Secretary.
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
dl3eotfr opposite the Post-otice
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Ns;Iy WORK.
H. wEsENDoNoK, President
FRED. SCHWENDLER, Secretary.
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
Is Second street,
dl3-eotfr opposite the Post-ofhce
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE S. E. CORNER OF South AND SECOND STREETS.
Pe'cs sissued description of nsurabe Proper
'O'~ ANDREW REESE, PRESIDENT
lam = NJ bl p9uder' f. : Werlebaugh,h
samuel K saith. Elisha i. fsrR&ins,i
Charles Hoffman, G. Howard Rogers.
iel8.tf secretse,
nj ATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF BALTIMORE.
'"'O'pO' sFHT 4 6 81 MARYLAND, 1879
OFFICE No. 50 sogTa a S s.
THIS SfH RFEssiIaaFHEE opposite ss'0nd's
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST Loss OR DAMAGE
=. BY FIRE.
longer period JOHN 3. SElDENETRICKER
President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Henry u. Bash, VIM. Head,
Adam Dennead Thomas s Renner.
George Bartlett, George Small.
Joseph Jenktna, George W. Howard,
" M woodward Henry Pendexter,
Edward j. Church, Hugh Sisson
,o Fl. c. Lands,
1eoti Secretary.
gH0LU ABiAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMP ANY.
EEW ? 2E.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP ...-.........,.,.,, sEaa nlG
ASSETS nov EnBER Both, 1885, ssI a; AZ
b. .. NORRIS, President
- - ~ THtS. LORD, Vice President.
SAMUEL e. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully solcits application for
surance in this desirable Office
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent.
Fl. n WAKEFIELD e co,
yc4-ur i6 Spears wharf
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We clip the following newspaper items from -,

exchanges:
CIRCULATION OF TIE PARIS NEWSPAPERS.
Paris letter has the folloNing:-The Noniteu,
priGts 1890 copies; lie Steele Thorough Liberal
S sa and governmentaD 22,OO0 the DeJots IRE
AneI ana sseet) ll,3O0; lie Monde electrically 5000;
700 p1 de Ia Religion milder and lees offensive
la Press enc" ION Henry W $780, Each evening
(semi Officially 20 Nno Pus out u OO0 La Patrie
Jsroms sooo. edle Se
tant) 2, 100. "Aa lie Temps (Protes-
The London Tunes, of the Mats..
three full sheets OF eight pages eacSinno publishes
thousand advertisements of all leny, eontain four
largest production that has issued sIa is the
daily press. IN the
The fret cases of yellow fever during the 60.
arrived at New York quarantine in brio ar"'
Natanzas on Saturday. avn
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s2o-eotff corner Charles and German sta.
jg 80 e ssIE; {; NEVER NEGLECT
| II III q ss saAsS BLEEDING, BLIND OR ITCHING.
% 80 The The sys Te egqn from neglect
induce those acted to arrest progress at once The
~ wh9 hsvs ssen cured by the
suffering friends TO try, without delay, this nfabe
IL 4r re GpTs or Of sLSD or
ing in its There hundreds at this moment this
@ o % a
Sn any 9Ime remedy %hc mas 2een orGgght before We
has been made the subscriber thirty years and
cation, requiring to he used only night and morning
Ask for BETToN's PILE sALvE and take no other Ges
Circular from of the Agents, and give the Ointment
box will be sent by mail or express PREPAID receipt
Principal depot at COLEMAN T. ROGERS
m2ltf baltimore, Nd.
Fl EA H.
ECONOMY
CONVENIENCE
COMBINED
WINSHIPps
sELF-vENTILATINa
REFRIGERATOR.
THE ONLY
REFRIGERATOR
WHERE! d.
VENTILATION
IS
RELIABLE,
sELF-CREATINa
AND
UNINTERRUPTED
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
% Light street.
mh4tfr sTovEsRErRIelRAroR ANp:PLUMBre:Houss.
nLDEsT ESTABLISHED STAND
" IN TEE oIrF
NJ. iS k9sra e.Essaass,
SILVER wz nAE &E6 f FIFE S5LS 81 5awzLRr.
EN- LA "A AND HFF fancy ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful ssgort%snt OF New Styles and Pat
:nbTa 81 arest Rsety Of Plain Gold
Ell hs c Efs; tsE sR RSfs 81
Ra sSgs Rg6y Gpe5a s4a Pearl Oral &C. La4e
2d Fins sisas d6sssa anS
Gold Crosses JET Bracelets sssS p and
Rings; Hair Jewelry Of beautiful desgns nc " W 'i
eaRff %ss4s q ss Silver
Fruit bnter and Salt Stan s Casters Ca Scks Peari
handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks LaSies "a
sNIoES, &c which will be seld on the moss reasonable
e,nto s20-tt
AokpocH THos. W. RIoHAs
tLatc Lind q Murdoch
mUrDOCH h RICHARDS
AhoAlTECTS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
-. coRNER OF CALVERT AND BALTIMORE sTs.,
hz-tI Third Story.
H G. LIND,
As ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Southwest corner Of Charles and Fayette streets.
matt EptraAee on Fsyettes tree
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.. Il. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
So n. CHARLES STREET.
ia11-a OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH,

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dixons, London and Jules Jurgensen's Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Tme-Keep
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, of Calver
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewey, Sold
Chains Silver and Plated-Ware ,ecoure's Swiss Ra OFF
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles to sui
ages New goods in store Purchasers will pleasecs
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore aulet