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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "A, 1861.

Two of the Baltimore prisoners at Fort Lafa-
yette have managed to transmit 10 members OF their
families here the touching and painful letters
which we publish in another column. Had the
matter been left to our own judgment, we should
have hesitated to give them publicity, lest they
might be the means of curtaling, if possible, the
limited privileges allowed to the poor victims and
their companions in suffering and oppression. A
government which is capable of infiicting upon
its citizens in unlawful captivity, the outrages
which the letters detail, is not above revenging,
by still greater wrong the disclosure of its abom-
nations to the world. But the friends of the
writers have insisted that The tale should be told,
and our columns are open TO them, as we trust
they always will be TO the helpless and down
trodden.
IF the simple details which are thus presented
to the people Of the United States, do not kindl
indignation everywhere, and rouse a spirit which
will not pause till the doors of the prison hous
be opened, there is not spark of genuine man
hood left in the land Time was, when the
thought of such oppression would have swept ovel
the country like wild-6re-when every man would
have felt it to be his own wrong and would hav
hesitated at no personal sacrifice to set it right
Time was, when no public man, connected will
such a proceeding, would have held his place
longer than would suffice for the thunderbolt t.
strike him. Have such days departed forever
Have public freedom and its worship died outright
together? The present occasion will answer these
questions. If the gates of Fort Lafayette can re-
main barred after such disclosures, the people O.
the United States may cease to prate about Venice
and Naples-about Hungary and Poland. Tht
shadow of their own disgrace will be dark enough
We will not despair for yet little while longer
We will believe that the people have retained theil
manhood and their sense of right, though thei.
servants may have forgotten their oaths, as public
officers, or even their self-respect as gent emen
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York az tbey previously were IN Washington
II. b frorkIv laid before them the difficulties of
-, situation, and received from them assurances
% their desire TO see the Government sustained
But no money has come yet. Mr.. CHASE has con-
sented to accepta mere trife; merely sufficient to
take up the sixty-day loans with which he has
already been accommodated. But not even this has
been forthcoming. He says, "New York lend me
SIS, OOO 000, land Boston and Philadelphia divide as
'tmuch more between you.' But the answer is,
"I.et us consult. Let US see what the other banks
"of the country can say TO the mater.n The
truth is the practical moneyed men very shy of
the brilliant paper-making scheme of impractical
Mr.. CHASE. They know too well what it must
result in. We see it mentioned that one last sug-
geston has been made 1t is proposed to turn
from these hypocritical capitalists to the humber
but more reliable people; to appeal to the deposit
ors in the Savings Banks, and solicit them to
come to the aid of their country Seven and three
tenths per cent, in place of five, is to be held out
to them as the reward of their loyalty. II
the Honorable Secretary wish to add to the con-
tempt and disgrace which will eventually over.
whelm him, let him resort to the expedient. The
just Indignation of the people whom he defraud
with his worthless paper currency will inevitably
be visited upon him. and his name will become
by-word of scorn and reproach among all portions
| of the community. A fitting close, we are free tt
confess to the ridiculous career of this would be
| financier.
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To the Editor Of the Ne'c York Tribune:
Sn:-I have no desire whatever to affect any
opinions you may be pleased to entertain or ex-
press in regard to me, but do not think you are
entitled to equal license in respect to matters of
fact. | find in your paper of yesterday the follow
ing editorial paragraph:
awe have the best authority for the statement
that Mr.. JEFF. Davis receives daily letter from NJ r.
his friends there constantly informed of his wishes
His present advice to them is not now to attempt
rising as it would complicate matters unnecessari-
y; they to wait for his arrival in the vicinity
which he does not think will be much longer de-
layed."
Now, assert that l have never seen and have
not the honor of knowing Mr.. Davis; that have
| never had any communication, written or other
wise, directly indirectly, with him or from him
| in my life, and am wholly ignorant of his plans
purposes, wishes, and advice as you can possibly
be.
This gives fair opportunity to test, and yor
to show what your deliberate statements in regard
to such things are worth. | challenge you to pro
| duce your chest authority for the statement il
question, and respectfully ask the insertion of thi
| letter in your paper
Your obedient servant
st. WALLIS.
Legislature of Maryland, House of Delegates
Frederick, August 7, 1861.
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THE ROBERTS TRAGEDY IN LONDON.

HE hOBERIS TRAGEDY IN LONDON.
The tragedy which was lately enacted in London,
resulting in the death of Mr. Roberts, has created
great excitement in that metropolis. Major Muir
ray, who was unacquainted with Mr.. Roberts, was
invited by him to his chamber. He was immediate
y attacked there by Mr.. Roberts, and badly wound
ed. He succeeded, however, in sezing poker,
and with it not only defended himself, but injured
Mr.. Roberts so severely that he has since died.
Major Murray being utterly ignorant of the cause
of the attack, the affair was for short time
wrapped in veil of mystery. 1t was discovered
however, that there was ga woman in the case"
and an inquest was held, when the LADY,, whose name
was discovered through some notes on the body of
the deceased, was brought forward and examined
The European Times gives the following descrip-
ton OF the examination
Mrs. Murray was accordingly called upon, and
the excitement among the crowded audience to hear
and see her became more intense. She was brought
into Court by friend, and was given seat at the
foot OF the table. She dressed plainly but
very well, in the ordinary walking-dress which
YOU'D De worn by lady of means and position.
one wore thick black veil over her face, and ap-
peareo 10 be IN such dreadful state of nervous
agltatlon as with difficulty to keep herself from
"a or gong into Mysteries. Her distress was
80 deep that 1t was quite painful to look at ber
When asked by the coroner for her name che 70
piied, after an effort at selEcontro with 10 900
.,on, must give my real name? The coronars ga
II was certainly necessary she should do so wba au
cue saul In so low tone of voice as to be ali bnt
inandlble, My name is Anne Maria Noodle WI '1'
Inc coroner then said he must request her r.
alse the veil, which almost entirely concealed her
lace; AFTER minutes hesitation she did 90 and
u,scI0sea the features of remarkably pretty wo-
man apparently rs or 26 years of age. When ali
Shyes were directed on her she began to crv. and
Uecame stl more agitated. One of the medical
hen snd connected with the hospital stood bv
anu when overcome, as she frequently was ~
snns ner evidence, administered sal voInt;Ie and
mater, or gave her salts to SMELL She gave har
evidence IN low tone of voice, but with ON an;
a zen. enort TO De clearly understood. At times
however, when referring to Major Mnrrav ''T ha,,
historical attacks overlook her, and she ms5e nea
effort to conclude her statement in easns ha ade an
almost unintegbe, till she ENTIRELY broke do mene
Her statemtnt was follows: "A'
My name is Anne Maria Noodle, and live At Elm,
LIooge, Tottenham. | am a single woman-tbat il.
l.. mean that l have never been married. (Tbe
wsness concluded this last remark with difficulty
Inu orieo bitterly when it was made) | have
bsmn tne deceased between three and four years
straa olten been to his rooms in Northumberland
this sffa; was last there on the Wednesday before
thav s anair took place. They were untidv then.
always were untidy, with papers ali over the |
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GoWratign.

H,DOCATlON.-A Gentleman, educated at an
-, EpSish University, and experienced in teaching
dreK atln mathematics, French and the usual branches
o. EIeilsIl' ceslres to establish SELECT SCHOOL, FOR
IN any part of the city other locality promising
autiuats remuneration few neighborng families by
e services of the advertiser can secure for their
SONS hgh standard of education References of the
hl2heSt character. Address X Y at this Office al3Iw
M RS RICHARD WILSON will resume the
or ITIteS o. her SCHOOL the SECOND MONDAY
MbER 1t is her intention receive limited
nun pr OF pupils as boarders, having made arrangements
70 lhat elect Mrs K Wilson will continue 10 receive day
seoars as heretofore. All necessary Information can be
ooihed at her residence, No. Il CENTRE ST aI33aw3w+
ROCK HILL ACADEMY,
- - ,;.,, ELLIGOTT'S MILLS, MD.
VIII De resumed in this Institution MONDAY
oil Instant PERSONS desiring further information. can
mailed to their address by writing to the
DIleteoi VI tue [icaneIny. al0-t26*
M K. AND MRS. WILSON NJ. CARY'S
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will be opened for
Se SH. session on MONDAY, 10th September next at
No [o1 North Eutaw street. (Hamon Terrace) Circu-
may Ne PAD at the Bookstores of Hessrs CHshings
aty Iu Jas . Waters Let addressed to them, Bat
MOI oI olce or left at No. 1863 n Eutaw street, will re
~ -HltncIl.te attention. aS-tf
hE. EOBERT ATKINSON will REOPEN his
- - school for Boys MONDAY, September 10TH
III may pe hld at the Bookstores Mr j. s Waters
of MesSrs. Chas. Reese 4 Co ~ ~ " wv 81 W - in la
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE. WATCHES
William Dixon's London, and Jules Jurgensen's, Copep-
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL. WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Timex sep
for sale by GABRIEI, D. CLARK corner Of CaIyer
and Water streets, Importer OF Fine Watches, Jeey Gold
Chains Silver and Pated-Ware ..ecoatre's Swiss Ra
and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles sui
New goods in store. Purchaser viii pleaseaa
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
Baltimore 7ul5-t
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The visit of MIR. CHASE to the great banking
centre has not been satisfactory. His financial
operations have proved as unsuccessful in New
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r = M OV A..
WILLIAM f. OWENS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
SHIRT MANDATORY,

SHIRT NUFA Glory,
owing to the present condition Of affairs hiss moved
UP STAIRS, .over No. 2OJ BALTIMORE STREET, first
oor-where myassortment OF Goods will be complete and
attractive, and my
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
as EFFICIENT as heretofore, and owing to reduction
expenses have reduced the price my best quality
ordered Shirts from thirty dollars 10 twentyour dollars
dozen. W. F. owl EMS,
je29-tfr UP STAIRS, 205 BALTIMORE ST.
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
receiving regularly my supplies Of this cele
brated COAL, and enabled to offer it consumers
very LOW PRICES In view Of the present unsettled
Of affairs, and the possibility Of shipments being cut off,
would recommend consumers of Coal lay in their sup
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market,
would recommend of my Coal substitute
seaming and other shall keep large supply
stantly my wharf
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 80 Second street
For the quality of the Baltimore Company's Coal for
steamng purposes respectfully refer to the following
parties:
Messrs. Doughery, Woods Co., Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce Esq, Agent Cromwels Line
Steamers; A. L. Higgins, ESQ.,, Boston Line Steamers
Nessrs H. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray 4 Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy3f
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- single bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED GIUE
will save ten times its cost snnuslly fl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECESl
ECONOMY DISPATCH
RS-tA STITCH IN THE SAVES NINE."-9H
AS accidents will happen, in well regulated fam
lies, 1t is very desirable to have some cheap and
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, &c.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household afford
to be withouti 1t ia always ready and to the stick
ng point. - 49, - -
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N.B-A Brush accompanies each Botts. Price - cents
Address, HENRY G. SPALplNH,
No. 4S CEDAR Street, New L ORR
CAUTION.
As certain unprncpled persons are at'emptns 70 pa
of on the unsuspecting public, limitations OF my rhE
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons w eAa"ine
before purchasing, and see that the full nanles
avsPALDING's PREPARED .sLuE'-&a
10 On The estsids wrsspsE s ss2ssndiins scan
Efsits ~ss-h
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ECoE0MYl E0oNoMY II
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Xiii,
Nos NORTH srBRar.
ai0-H JAMES II. JOHNSON
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By of these Pills the periodic Of EeruoS
Sick Headache may be prevented; and taken the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and HsaddcRc
to which females subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding CoSusHess
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
persons of sedsntarv habits they valuable LdzG
the, improving the appetite giving tone and ugOr to the
digestive organs and restoring the nstura elasticity and
strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALIG PILLS the result OF long investiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the nerrouS system
from deranged state Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and the absence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy to administer them to eh
dren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFFTS!
The genuine have five signatures Henry spaldingcn
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE 90 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY &. SPALDINGs
As Cedar Sree, New York.
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sNsurante Companies.

~ FIRE lNS0R4n.
or 49,
BAIT MORE,
NV. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH SITS
all @ of PoPsry n the city and Sonny 1t
il appear desirable particularly this time,
to effect your Insurance at home and among your own
We have liberty to refer to the list of attached
O. SPEAR, Secretary. - la - '1A- 0-'' -'' y
VIM. W. SPENCE, DlREqTW2 a: HOPKINS,
ApRAH Sgfsoe Reid j. s Lf RREkY q G. Hopkins
FREDERICK F fejP RgJs s cHAs 6f Geo Berry
JOHN sfELLa%SN Sons EDw '2 R9sINs6 5SS
GEoR 5iE%s so&S HnF'hs JOHN H1& %sT13 Co.
JAS h Sloan IRA H GgH F2 Bros Co.
J.,H. Hobliize'l & Co Garfield Bro. & Co.
REFERENCES.
R Renr G2mR any CO.. % 2hn : &sts Co.
SSg%b'Hs S;bonee; NILS, NANCY 4 Co.
Bsher BTss Co.; j. J. Alex s6ryg Pro-
H keiman Sons; Noah Walker { Co.
s w. s Brnne Sens Sen. Wm Fisher SONS Brokers.
McKn Go Ba ARK Go Wm W HsT bn e.
Newcomer aner st2nebrsk9T H. Lowry Gashisr
Fisher Hambeton, Attorneys. iy27.2aw3w
sgALTIMOREFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ ESTABLISHED UPHA ARDS OF HALFA CENTURY
5. W. CORNER SOUTH AN ID WATER STREETS
This Company 1NSURES AGAINST LOSS Or DAMAGE
FiR IN the city country the descriptions
ofpropertg.
oFDIRECToRo.
il. COHEN, JR., President.
\ A. Taylor, j. Pennington,
W. Il. HARRISON, Joshua !. Cohen
) I. Thompson, Francis T. King,
Geo X. NlckeFs, Henry Carroll,
F. ". Alricks, k 8. Steuart,
DAVID >. wilson, N,n. ii. Bruno,
" + W0rthington H. Won Kapt
fe22-eotfr FREDK WOODWORTH. Seer etars
GEEMANIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
OE NEW YORK.
Sash capital .$2n0 00t
N. HiLGER, President.
RUD. GARHIGUE, Secretary.
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
Il Second street,
dl3eotfr opposite the Post-naice
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEsy YORK.
lash
Fl. HESEND0EGK, President
FRED. SCBWENDLER, Secretary.
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
Is Second street,
dl5-eotfr opposite the Post0fic
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cry Gauas.

GREAT BARGAINS
II IN Srru,,pp n,,r,,, 1,oon,
such as Grenedines, Bareges, ''
. Barege Anglais, French Iowns and OYgandiss
foPl!ns,. V aienciaS and Mozambdues.
c,r ~, Ribbons Embroideries and Hosiery;
LhCE SHAWLS and VISITES.
ALSO,
s1n1inme! MuUkNING FABRICS OF the best quality
~ lTirlng to close out our SUMNER ;,TOCKn as soon
as possible have made still greater redncti0 in nries
Buyers should avail themselves Of this Opportunity
a3-t. NJ = K vs. ms 4 co.
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LlCENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL SURPLUS, S335,0OO.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA.
CASH CAPITAL................. ,O0O
nsures cheapest and pays the prompest any safe Com
Takes Risks mans Life for the benefit OF his wife
and children exempt from the claims OF his creditors
SAMUEL ! HARRISON, President.
Medical Examiner, Dr.. JN0. c: MAGKEHAE. ''' =
J. LYLE GLAKKE,, Agent,
Refer to III BaBs2n Thomas: John 8 Gittingg Samuel O.
son, and Ward Brothers. mh29tf
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
a,p,cv Z co,r OF B. BAsL dErd g., -
Ssued on every description of lnsurable Proper
A1AN"''''' " 's 1SDkE LEVITT REESE PRESIDENT,
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
VIZ. 6: Power, ! $trcEef FsJG JENKINS
Samuel K. Smith, Elisha Fl sihanfl. .PsrR2j ns
Charles Hoffman, G. Howard ar ' Rogers es
tal8-tf Secretsr'y,
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALTIMORE
-I''''O' sTGT II Of Of MARYLAND, 1919
Ed15 CUhPAN Z lNSuRES Et EisY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
,,,.- BY FIRE.
longer period. JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President
EokRD oz DIBsCToRs
Henry III Bash, Vim. Head,
Adam Denmead, Thomas 3 Bennar
George Bartlett, George Small,
Joseph W. jenkins, George W. Howard,
" NJ woodward. Henry PendeXter,
Edward j. Church, Eugh Sisson
10. a. c. LANDS,
lse-tI Secretary.
s,oLU kBIAN (NARIEE) INSURANCE
COEPG ANY.
We ~ z O K.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP .............,.,....s5o 1 Oi
Isl
B. G. MORRIS, President.
~ - ~ TftOS. LORD, Vioe-P President.
The undersigned respectfully socits application for
surance in this desirable office.
HENRY N. WAKEFIELD, Agent
f. II WAKEFIELD L CO.,
sa4-tIf Is Spears wharf
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NEW GOODS
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Has for sale ev r1ption Of fine WAfcHls, JlwILRY,
SLv1R AND PLAisD WARE ut his store, corner Of Calvert
and Water sire Q. dsNu
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PARKER BRoTRERs' LONDON ClU AuCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supesedng all the
richness and delicacy Of Its flavor has popu-
larty almost great this country in Europe
sale by all irst-class grocers and by their agents.
GREEN Y0E, Importers,
o5lti SO West 8alGmor street
REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND BLAcKwooDs MISUNDERSTANDING been appointed by
the Publishers their Agent Baltimore for the ab3vc
periodicals. vice Freeman, vamOsed, persons wishing
take any OF them will be promptly supplied by
JOHN p DESFORGES,
Antiquarian Book Store,
jyl673t" l. Light street.
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EMPORIUM Of ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention TO the very extensive
assortment OF Looking Glasses store suitable fer
every position and OF ali sizes.
Mante Mirrors Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Consos, de- unecuslled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engravings al.
ways in STOCK.
Particular and undivided attention is given to the depart
ment OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames Miniatures
Photographs Portraits, &C.
FRYEEiS Galleries,
South Calvert atrast
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CHOICE GROCERIES.
TEA,
COFFEE WINES.
Old Rye
Whiskey; Brandy
Of the
Best Vineyards.
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do
and
Beautiful Family Flour
and
Finest Hams.
For sale by W. II. MCLEAN,
jy3l-tf 32N Charles street
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WO0p W0oDl WooDtil
Saws 20 Pa GRIT buying Wood once Of Cits
steam Eiro Wood Aili,
No. sE5sTas2szR9
IAuE8 II. JGaEsCkt
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KIHDLIHG WOOD KINDLrNG WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
At Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH sfRIEf
sl0.n JAS. H. JOHNSON
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D. 4. STTLT2.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPH
st N. CHARLES STREET.
ia1l-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
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McClelian's Plan.
PORT TOBACCO TRAVELLERS ARRESTED

BUTLER SUPERSEDED BY WOOL
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TpSHERIFFALTY.- At the solicitation of
w. numerous friends, particularly the mechanics
wGrkngmen,l have presented myself candidate for
SHERIFF..
Northumberland the 9th, 1861.
nj aO2F
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DR.. A. A. BLAHDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. O. A HARRIS,
tn 81 NORTH CaARLHs sfklHY
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ISRAEL b Co,


YTYPES
WATER.COLORED
KEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
ulLU l15 BALTIMORE srRIHrs
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THEY RELIEVE A COUGH INSTANTLY.
THEY CLEAR THE THROAT
THEY GIVE STRENGTH AND VOLUME TO THE VOICE
THEY IiPART A DELICIOUS A ROMA TO THE BREATH
THEY ARE DELIGHTFUL TO THE TASTE.
THEY ARE MADE OF SIMPLE HERBS
AND CANNOT HARM ANY ONE
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A PHILLIPS, ACCOUNTANT, lS2 BROADWAY, WILL.
IA give his attention the examination adjustment
accounts Of kinds the keeping and balancing OF
and other accounts the selling purchasing Stocks
morgages &C. &c Satisfactory given and
security for money placed In his banda
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UHTrrEy HOUSE NEW AND BLsgANT NARsr.e
w building Broadway corner ef rweifth street 80
meals servvd In Tho private rons hours Without sxtrs
charge u - 2oNN6Tx. PrpcsGsr.
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WvHROUoH YaKTgHr ARRANoEuKuy--roR NOR
folk, Pcvtsmsnth, City Point and Richmosd cenn~ct
WITH rorfon ard 'et~rshurr and snuthsd~ sarod Tor
10 nehburs, Bvstot Memphis and ptsrnedisas piac-s
Frsehs rscevea evssy day. and brpsA rssos furushsd
sss~sbig "a sssfowS. c.e..l, stea.r l..-s. ,v.y
sssS.Sip soaKrowr caps.ia P.rlssA. svssy s.surd.,
s,eamshp ROANOKE. Captain Coach leaves s~.ry rbur
csats: and Richmond. nine csnta =
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