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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03
LATEST FROM GEN. BANKS.

CHARLETowN, Va, March 2.---rhe main
body OF Gen. Banks division rests in the vi.
cinity of Charlestown. No disaster or acct.
dent has occurred since its concentration at
and the departure from Sandy Hook, to cause
any anxiety to friends at home. Three inches
of snow fell to day. The hitherto rancorous
rebels now pay marked respect to the federal
uniforms. The citizens who have been com
PEELED to succumb to rebel force are elatcd hy
the prospect of the future. 1t is gratifying
to perceive that the country throughout which
the army passed, bears marks Of the usual
agricultural industry. 1t is apparent that the
future cereal crops of this prolific region have
not been neglected. AS may be supposed,
town and country are destitute Of imported
articles of consumption. There is no lack of
bread, meat, and coarse clothing.
Hundreds of cOntrabands are hourly seek
ing refuge within our lines, but they are al.
lowed to roam at large without espionage or
care. In fact but little notice is taken of them
except to prevent their return beyond our
posts.
The reports from Winchester are conflict
ing, and but little reliance is placed on them
coming us they do from refugees and contra
bands. The military commanders are un.
doubtelly better informed than the public,
and are consequently prepared for any emer.
gency which may arise. Considerable flour
accredited to the secession army has been seiz
ed, but private property has been strictly re-
spected Martinsbyrg is occupied by Union
troops. (Approved by Gen. McClellan.)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03
GREAT FIRE IN MIAwAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, March IA destructive fire
here this morning destroyed the entire block
known as the Albany buildings. The first
flopr was occupied by the American express
Office, Leahy S gas fixtures, Il b Bells liquor
store, the Wisconsin seed store, aud SALOONS.
The stocks were mostly saved. The second
story was occupied by the law offices OF Finch,
Lynde & Miller, Brown & Ogden, Casey &
Pratt, and severa! others. Their books and
papers were saved The large concert aud
opera hail covered the third floor, and was en-
tirely destroyed, including all the scenery and
stage fixtures. The loss on the buildings is
estimated at $4,000, upon which the insur.
ance is $4,000 The amount of the other
losses is not as yet ascertained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

New York, March 2 AT meeting of the
sons OF Vermont, last evening, committee
was appointed to make arrangements to re-
ceive the two regiments expected to arrive
here on Tuesday. They also formed per.
manent organization. E w. Stoughton is
president, and Geo Thompson secretary
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The Journal has
advices that the reoel captain John Morgan
has been captured near Scousvlle.
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NEw YORK March l.-STOCKS are irregular general.
" but closed dul Chic go, Burns AMI Quincy 644
Milwa1kie anu Prairie du CHEN 2O Cleveland and To-
ledo 45{ Gacna ana hicaeo Gss; Cleveland and rltts
burg IL illinois Cental Scrip SO; Michigan Southern
gnaratied ~; Mehgan ,o4ther "a Reading IA Mis-
souri, skies 53a; Harlem SD bonds Il; Terre liuute anu
Alton 3lst bonds $50; HaniGa and II sephs as Gaena
and hleago Isl bond O5 Pacific Mail 94 Ere preferred
S63; Tennessee skies e; Treasury J-lO yer cent gya
hvcs o5 95 U hves "a, coupons $50; skies, 81
registered So; U ) skies 81, coupons w.
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FRIGATE vERMoNT IN nIsrn Ess.

BOSTON, March 2.-Schooner Flying Mist,
which arrived at Chatham last night, reports
that on the 9th ult., when Cape Cod was bear
ing w. by n, and ninetyflve miles distant.
she spoke the U. S. frigale Vermont, from,
Boston tor Port Royal. She had lost her rud.
der, both bower Anchors SUIT OF sails. and
four boats. She wanted steamer to tow her
n Commodore Hudson will send the slonp
San Jacinto, the gunboat Aroostook, and the
steamship Saxon aud two tOwboats, in search
VI her. They all leave tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03
NONE PRTs0NERs COMING.

BALTIMORE, March 1.-The next boat from
fort Munroe will bring four hundred more re-
leased prisoners, and it is confidently expected
that Col. Corcoran and other officers will ac-
company them. Gen. Dix has ordered out
the New York fifth Zouaves to escort them
from the boat 10 the rooms of the relief asso
citation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03
FROM THE sOUTu.

New York, March 1.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer's fortress Monroe correspondent
gives, on authority of the Raleigh Register OF
the 26th, rumOr that Gen. lluger has been
placed under arrest ut Norfolk, aud would be
Tried for negligence and Incompetence. The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03
QUE TROOPS Ar M1RPEss,s FERRY
Gen. Banks Advancing.

BOLIVAR, Feb. 2S.-Gen. Banks army &C.
cupled Harper's Ferry. unOppOsed, Wednes-
day, with all the necessaries Tor permanent
occupation. The advance took position on
Bolivar Heights, and yesterday pushed recon-
noissances to Charestown, capturing a few
prisoners. Lou.on Heights are also occupied,
to prevent any flank movement by the enemy.
To-day, Charlestown was occupied by
large force, and will be held against any attack.
The plans of the commanders are not known,
but The movement is probably to cover the re-
construction of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road and bridges, and may mean more. A
train of cars passing to day, by Berlin station,
was fred at by rebel battery, but no harm
was done. The troops are in excellent condi-
ton. and well protected from Indictment wealth
err.
No accident occurred in transporting the
troops and supplies across the river. The
pOntoon bridge was complete success. Hun
dreds of refugees have returned TO their desc.
late homes, and those remaining are overjoyed
at our presence. Nothing reliable has been
heard from Winchester, but current reports
say it has been considerably reinforced. A
small body of the enemy are supposed to be
south of Loudon Heights, four or five miles
buck from the river, but not Of sufficient
strength to cause any alarm.
SANDY Hook, MD, Feb 28.-Since Mon
day night Harper's Ferry and its vicinity have
changed hands. Our advance guard, con-
sisting of the twenty eighth Pennsylvania
regiment passed over the Potomac from San
dy Hook 10 Harper's Ferry before daybreak
Monday morning, by rope ferry, and took
possession of the town the next day. Ample
provision for transporting the troops over the
river was provided, and our advanced guard
considerably reinforced. Boil ar and Charles.
town, and considerable portion Of the coun.
try on both banks of the Shenandoah, are now
occupied by our troops. Except about twenty
of the enemy, which were captured, they all
retired on the approach of our army.
People in this town and neighboring places
which our troops occupied, were in a condi-
ton bordering Oh starvation. There are cont
pdratively few inhabitants remaining here
now, and they all profess Union sentiments,
and great delight at being relieved from the
thraldOm which has oppressed them tor the
last six months. Many refugees are returning.
The right wing of the army has considerably
curtailed the rebel territory IN Virginia, and
made foothOd Tor itself which the power of
the rebellion cannot wrest from it, Among
the trophies taken from the enemy are several
fine horses. The enemy has made sad havoc
among the residences OF the Unonists
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Memphis Avalanche of the 26lh. says Gen.
Beauregard was at Columbus, but, in antici-
patton OF federal advance, was about to evac-
nate if
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A NTovENrENr REPoHTED.

New York. March 2 The New York
Mercury OF this morning, ediIorially states
that Gen. HoOker's division has crossed the
lower Potomac.
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KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
celent # all Lime Is perfect and speedy
all the aches and pains thathesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by stagnaton Of the
fluids arising from checked perslratomis cured by
few bottles Uf KENNEDYs HEUNATic LININENT.
kEUIe LGI A--the king of all paints caused by
Inflammation Of the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMEAT.
SPRfINS are caused by an Over-extension and q
sudden re action 4 the musces-s cur by afcw bot
ties of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC IMMINENT equally good
for man or beast.
the ribs is cured by few bottles OF kENNEDYs r. EU
MATIC EMINENT
BRUISES are caused by a sudden pressure of the
Aesh nashng Of the tssuesis instantly relieved
by KLNAEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIhENr.
CRAMP IL a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppage Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free wis eur"d bv a few applca
tiOns ut KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHiNENT.
BILIOUS collie Is caused by neuralgia In the
stomach an bOwels-take teaspOoniul of KENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LISIMEST in warm water every hall hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEsS
caused by an unnatural dr'ness Of The glandsweta
piece of flannel with kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
apply 1t going to bed, and you will be well in the
morning
HEADACHE AND THRORBING OF
TIE TEMPLES l. caused by pressure from In sensible
perspiratlOn-s cured bv few applications Of KENSR-
DYs RHEUMATIC LININEST.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
tits good for Toothache Earaehe, Sweled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
n fun suppv for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
r HARROW JAMES GREEN. BUSH a co, Nj. s.
McCONViLLE, W. II, GOULnING, and by Il. uggists
everywhere. dti jas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

GARD MUSIC FOR BANDS. - DIT.
~ SONS SELECT Music ROR BRASS BANDS, including
Popular Natl nal Airs Printed on Cards for the ~
Bands Of fourteen or less number Of IN trumcnts.
Price 81 per set Mailed. post-rad, receipt fpree.
A list u pieces sent on application OLIVER DlTsON
a. co. Publishers, at Washington street, Boston.
mcbl DIT
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Two bottles warranted to nursing mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three or five bottles warranted to the
kinds Of Erysipelas.
One bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four To six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
one bottle will cure scalv eruptions of the skin.
Two or tree bittles warranted cure the worst
kind OF ringwoim
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate OF rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted the worst
scrofua.
three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankern the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache
One bottles are warranted to regulate costive
state Of The bowels
one bottles will regulate all arrangement ofthe
kidneys.
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy.
Nv strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each hot ard a iudlciOuS aDDcatiOn of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

SWEDISH LEECHES Kept constantly
~ on hand, by GEO. II. SPUR, POI ilan street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

nR. r. 6. GOULDS PIN WORM
- sYRUP-For sale, wholesale and retail by GEO.
H. SfJHH dit mchl
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Meoltlnal.

SPONGES. = A large lot of Turkey
~ Sponges, for sale by GEORGE r. SPURR
mchl
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DO be Eet

DARTNER WANTED - In the Dry
n Goods Business.-A young man with one thousand
dollars cash. can hear Of good chance become cart
ner in good cash paving business by applying person
ally or by addressing II. HOUGHT0N No 1854 Hanover
street, Boston, Mass. dot myll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-03

CONSTITUTION WATER A sure
~ for all diseases the Kidneys for sale by GEO
Il. SPURR, POI Nam street. dtf mchl
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ITEMS.

A MODERN DooBEREY.-A Superinten
dent OF police once made an entry in his
register, from which the following is an
extract: "The prisoner set upon me,
called an ass. precious dolt, scare
crow, a ragmufin, and an idiOt-aH Of
Ohiet I certify to be true.
A nobleman wished Garriek to be a
candidate for the representation of .bo-
rough in Parliament NJ" my lord, {"
said the actor, II would rather play the
part Of q great man on the stage than
the part ola fool in Parliament"
'f1sFER AT HONE :" ''No, sir, he's
gone out" mistress at home ?'' She's
out. = : Then I'll step in and sit by the
IRE" That's out too, sir"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.


II been taxed theit utmost to pr0auce this sbeIt.
most perfect puFgatiEe which o known TO man = IA.
Vulnerable propf ART shown that these PMS have
virtues which surpass in excellence the ordinary
medicines, aud that they Win edsntsdIy upaH
the esteem OF an men, They are slfs aud PLEASANT
70 tHke, Int powerful TO cure Their Tenetratiur,
properties STIMULATE the vital activities q the boy
E1nN tns q its purity tbs.
humDrs which breed and grow distemper. rfimrIatar
suggiah OF disoreFe organs into their natural Is,
whole syeteni Not only do they cure tie everyday
eomplalnts Of every holy but also Rnd
man AKIN. While Trey prdincs poJ7srfSI iSgS2ets
they are ae he same time, in dimht fl0sn6
sate!t and BEST phyEio that can. be employed for
take; and being purely Feetable, SFS feG ifun anv
harm. Gures have been made which snris:-
belief were they not Hated by men q such
exalted position and character a. 10 frbi tba ~
pieton OF untruth, Many eminent elNPSvtdlsijs mi
haye lent thoi names 70 certify 70 he
have set mo the asura1ess 81 tleir tiSSf
my separations EibutS Immensely q A. fsIief
Oti ny atilietod, suffering men = +
The Agent below named & pleased to farntsh efatz
e my American Almanac, eo6t8fnfne filfeefi6TS 6t
Their nSe ana fef then OF DE foI.
owing comp ltntSs-l Z ssis tl.f5-74.ls
u CostiYenols Bilious Complaints. Rhs1naatigt.l.
qEpTsyt HelFtbuTn, H6afaeha arising from a fs1nt
stomach. Nanseas 1ndi don, Afoftid Inaefi6h n
the Bowels and Pain aEitns tieEolfohl; FIatuf6hsy
dull e APpttite, an Uleor6ul ard Gaia1Ooas M
ess hto fsqplEe An eEaeqsnt ietp6, ecFqf1I9
q kings ! IN. 1IlsY Also by patityih the 6ioOd
and tAe' eaFe many c611il4i6ts
Sshle4l y Would netsba .nppcaed they euqld reach
sneh g peetlesl Partial Biiidns Nsll1igi and
4eEVpns a thS fIV6f alii
ebat5 Ahd other sfisina
ttol1 z Low .atate Of tie obstraetfoh q 10
DO not be pat % By. eipled d5slSrs With
some ether Pun they mare fFoilt d. 4ASr N
AEElt9 PMS and take elsa No other fhoV-
eah give yUQ ePmparos With thaf ~ intrinse yilIe
g curative poWprs. The tiek want thS .t6tE nd
thete = 4ef them and tlley should hGNoftgi ~
Prepared by ID. J.s @. AVER,
lsFli.eSeaI 96tll iliSiis IoSsSii 1El.t.
RRJdi 3 3 On. PEE Boz. fTSl Io1l 1os On.
seeld ~ q GOOD q cls ana - an DSI1 gists
ed Dsal1Es q afsdlaihe ever here. - n6t5
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Cleveland, PittsbuFg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
Ieta si7ais''=

A
.NHsAND AFFRR MONDAY, May S4h,ll s62. Pas-
(SuBaayI exe8ptea;l so 2
10 s. a. Ir4il, st6pplaS At All stations; a..
EIVes e eittsbaEEh ct S125 r. n, and
OeSeland q go PM. srsE,5-5
arrives q Pitts5nrEh Al 800 P. II =
4VsAe r NJ ExPreas Irains arrives q Pittshuf d a.
q ss-aQ A. 81. ard oeyeIaRa At PTS An.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
riye 81 BEi9gePoFt e 4:s6 p n, and &:s6 A. n. y
Leave Pift5bufEh a. 800 a. n. eco a n. ana
l-s 70 NJ aEEtve e BridgSpoEt q 4:b4 AZ 9IlO29
A. III Dd 4sbaP.M NJ -fafd1s5 81 TsfI lei
QOnneettons are made Rsi FoIEOyyst. i
AZ Pittsburgh With Pennsylvania 4. h. flr larri.,
ss8 f5qFE, Bal ttulqEes Washington, Phila,
delphid, New York and B6Ston
Cleveland With OteTelani 6 Tolod h. R.7 Ijr San
idnsky, Toledo netF1tt, Chicago and
aupo1Dt8 IN the NORTH VISA. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jaeksoh,
Chicago and the tN0RER W.T.. VIII;
,aE7 ST., CieT6lAnd 4 lsEie B. b. for Erie Dun.
5r. kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. VIII,
Cleveland, Columbus ECineihnati Ior
CFestlnes DELAWARE Columbus add
A Hndsop With the "a. c. r. R. for Cnyahozl
Ralls, Akron, Milsrburgh aud WoSs.
Al Alliance With r. N ". Z OR r. foroantOu.
Ban Aes9llo1, Wooster, Salens Enon, Co.
AtsteabtnTilI6 With z. q 1 c. Line andik4 BE1I,IR
with 20. Q. R.R. tot Evansville, New.
gatE szr1l ARK Columbus, s4snta, Dayton, IndE.
AnAPoLiss CairOi Cincinnati, louisville,
81 Louis St. Joseph and ali points
49, WtstaDd South West b -iff -
E1eur.lon Tickets TO pittsburgh and return $87S
IaEe alNaI5 Rs low, and time much quicker that
any other route. itis 59ffEl - y -
ThEolEh TicEsts to All points In the Ws.t. North
end RasF can % procured at the oalee under III
AeL1ro House. Wheeling, va or with FreiFhi
4BOnt At Bridgeport Station. lii3s lifi.3rs
Freight contracts viii BE- made At 4te- IL
any point by this Foad and its conneetionS
% the Fast, North, West and Northwest 1t oi6e1
nhder Flare House, or with 1T. Agent At bridge
port Station. WI. D.RBRRY, Agent, =
=in a- Wheeling, Va.
JOHN Agent,
,,,,,,, 5,,,,,. Bridgeport o.
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aaIlg utRtllg
q sTaz BIH for the Ladies, tIae BeauK
z.s anh the Bachelors.


Alas BIn for the Ladies', alAe BeanK,
E1saI and the Bachelors.
.s5rr. (FEoR tie Rochester penoerat
Sincs the passage oftthe tax bill, the
following amendments have been sugges-
ted; siappEopriate, by ae6Frespondent,
who hopes that Congress will reconsider
the bin, aud add his amendments He
sSyB:a 80
Since the report Of the tax bill was
published, several amendments have been
proposed, as follows:
For kissing q pretty girl, 81 90
For KissiinIsa h0mely one, Sc 00-the
GEuAiamOGht being added, probably, rs .
punishment for mans folly.
sRor ladies' kissing each other, $40 OOl
The TAX IS placed at this rate In order 70
break up the custom altogether, it being
regarded by our -. G. as q piece Of in
eIOnsable absurdity.
EsF0r e1erv Irritation, 10 CENTS
/. Every Young man who has more than
dEle 'te6lS' to De taxed o 90. Vl-ao:
Of eonFtinR IN the kitchen, Is cents.
Counting in the sitting room. so eents.
C0ufting IN the paIl0f, 81 90.
isC6drting IN a9omantie place, 500, and
5O1eents, for each Ohense thereafter
SEEING lady home from church,
25 cents for each cffense aa
Seeing p lady home from church, society
8 cents the proceeds 70 be appropriated
$pthe relief Of disabled army chaplains,
For 8 lady. who paints, so cents.
For wearing low necked dresses, 81 90.
For each curl ON lady's head, aboye
ten. - teeuta1 asii.i ss-t
For aysry unfair device for entrappiDg
young ;Dlen into the sin Of mRtTimony,
Fotwearing hoops larger than ten feet
in circumference, cents per hoop.
, Old bach's over thirty, $40 90
. Over forty, $50 90.
: Over ffty, $50 90. and sentenced to
banBhment to Utah.
Each pretty lady is to be taxed from
Is cents TO S25 00-she is to fx the es-
Innate on her. own beauty. Il Is thought
that q very large amount viii be realized
from this provision.
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SUMPTION,

and for the relief Of constructive patients in adEanc
ed stages Of The dRIeaSS.
We need not speak 70 the public Of Its virtues.
Throughout every town, aad almost every hamlet Of
the American States ts wonderful cures Of pulHOpJ
airy Complaints have made u already known. Nay;
few are The familIes In any Civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience gifts
Effects, and fsHer yet the communities any where
which hare not amSng them some living troPhyof
It's Victory over the subtle Rnd dangerous
the throat and lungL While it fs the most powerful
AntiSl0ts yet known To man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases ofthe pulmonary organs, II q
also the peaSauteet aud SAieSt remedy that can b
employed tur infants and y0Bng persona. Parents
should have Il in store against the fnsduous eneny
that steals upon them uprerared. We have ubuIld.
ant grounds 10 believe thu CHERRT PECToRALs saRes
more Lives by, the consnnptuns it prevents than
teureA Keep It by you. yonr colds willie
they are curAble nor neglect them ttutfl no human
skill lean master the memorable cankertha fastened
on this VitAls, eats your hfeAWay. All know the
readfnl fatality Of lang disorder, and a they know
too the virtues OF tls Teniedy, We need not do more
than them Il "a Nlll made the beat Il can be
We spare cost care, toll 10 produce II the
most peFct possible and thus Rfofi those who rely
ON Il the best agent which our skill can furhish tor
their cure. asiu
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER,
PSaettSal aad rtndlyttedl Cttmia, Loi0,n.s 1asi.
Andsold BY A. C. GOOD / co. and by AT DtuTtista
and dsalsrs In Medicine everywhere .Imfis
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POSIERN. PROGRAAIMRN s.

ss-ws have. At heavy expenditure furnIshedour
Job oaseWith all necessary materials, embracing 8
TYPE RULES BORDERS, eUTs! &c,
OF the latest and most shiOhabIs styles to renerit
capable Of executing work equal to that Of any other
establishment in the city, ond pessng facilities In
the way Of Steam, Be- for doing work sxpeditiously
unsurpassed by any other once We respactfhlly pre-
sent our claims for share Of public patronage assn
ring those who entrust to us that NO EFFORT
Shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
noyll'5e CAMPBELL. ATDERMOT.
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Cor. RaltimoFe and CharleB.StS.
.s1sis sBALTIM0RB,MD.
FT9HIS -ISsTITUTIoN-I s-aio5F= IN This MOST
Y TegPsEo9s I'D aqqEi shing condition, Twice dn
larger apartments for this accommodation of the IA.
cFeengi 4uHhfEs q TgpES sgEttpg nearly
every State III The Union. = = -
II now occRpiss one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildings in the city The rOoln5
are eCz19od oasly arranged, gpSeioub and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered TO yonnp
men desittng to qualify Themselves propsrly TOR tie
E9tloas duties o. the Counting Room, or to obtain
1hoEo1qb ffdetcaI k'HFigal EdaeGGfon ganeFaly 10
In any paEtieulaF By any similar Sstal,-
iEhmsnt In the United states.
E4CULTYt tsst
EtLS& !.i-5 Z. &. LOSIRR,i p.5 .r
Prtndpal-Lecturer on the Science Of Account CorB
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Professor the Theory and Practice Of Book KSsulpe
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