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n MODEL CLOTHING HOUSE.
One OF The largest, most enterprsing and honorable
Hrms IN the Clothing Trade is that of SMITH BROs *
Co the proprietors of the famous Marble Hall, No.
AZ est Baltimore street; They have made an en-
vlabie reputation for themselves by the faithful
manner m which they have fulfilled their engage
mentS with their customers, for the excellence Of the
materials they employ in making up their goods and
for the capacity dcxquiste taste displayed by their
employees IN hitting garments. A suit of clothinU
purchased at Marble Hall can be told at once by the
connolsseur in dress from its elegance of finish the
gonpletenes OF Its Workmanship. the excellence and
ed and the superb manner in which it fits the perSon
Tor whom it made The secret of this is that the
pr0prIetors employ none but the best workmen in
making up their garments. Another feature of this
model mouse OF great interest to the public is the ey-
raofdlnary cheapness at which the very best kinds
OF every style of Clothing are sold. At this time
Wnen every article has reached Il price beyond the
reach OF those in moderate circumstances pleas
ant 10 record the fact that there is one house salts
ned with small profits and large and quick sales.
and, IN connection with this may be mentioned thc
honorable and fair dealing which characterize their
TRANSACTIONS, no salesman being allowed 10 dispose of
an article that Is not strictly as represented We
think we do our readers great service hv colI;no
their attention to this establishment whore tbe ,,a
chant. the man OF fashion, the artizan tha Iaborer
and all grades and classes of society can nrocure ~
reasonable prices. the very best goods to he fnnnJ
anywhere n the city Another interesting feature is
guardians cOthe their children at very low nr;cas
with all grades, from the finest to the most substan
ta 1t is pleasure to record the success of this on
terpriSing firm. who, from small beginning have
a business which is second to none for extent and
variety in this any other city. Adjacent to Marble
Hail. at No. 49, is general Furnishing House. where
gentlemen can procure all descriptions of Furnishing
Goods, Shirts Drawers Undershirts, Cravats Ties
"ioyes, Hosiery &C., on the most reasonable terms
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PENCILLINGs BY THE WAY.-A gentleman who has
recently travelled through all the Northern States
and has amused himself by collecting statistics of
the consumption of articles of luxury announces that
among the appliances of the toilet Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus' enjoys by all odds the greatest
popularitN. Sold everyNhere.
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Ar THE DOLLAR sroRE-No. Si15 Bohimorc
street, near Holiday, you buy Silver plated
Table, Desert or Tea Srooys Of any pattern, or Sill
YER plated FORKS, of any size for single do''or
-enntf
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HE Poe MoNUMENT.-We would remind all
OF our readers who feel interested in seeing
such monument erected over the remain. Of
the author of the Craven as will be a credit
to the city, that most attractive entertain
ment is IN store for them tonight in aid ofthc
monument fund, in the form of readings at the
Female High School on Fayette street, near
Paca. The readings will be By the graduates
OF the institution; and the list of pieces com
prlses some of the best selections we remem-
Der to have seen in the whole range of the
language. SO novel and delightful ar enter
tainment cannot fail to crowd the fine hall to
Overlooking, and this is the more desirable.
because, as we learn on good authority, orr
sister city, Philadelphia, has led off in this
matter in a way which threatens to throw Bal
timore quite in the shade. AS this will never.
do, let every friend of the movement patronize
this entertainment to the utmost.
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DIED.

RICHARDS0N.-Killed on the 18th of March
1856 an Virginia, DR.. j. Sunmerfeld Richrdson, of
Maryland, in the Goth year of his age.
6e UNDERW00D.-A Lisbon. Howard county Miss
Mary Ann Underwood aged % years.
XHITE.-On March 81 1864, at Andersonvfde
Z Prison, VIM. II. White; member Of company c, 9th
Maryland Vols.
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To ALL persons subject to Costiveness and Piles we
would say that there is positive cure at hand in
Tarrants Efervescent Settler Aperient. 1t removes
all inflammation. and its action is as gentle Cooling
= urgative. Sold by every Annthecary nc30-2w
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
c1a Baltimore street
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. oc9-tf
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Il. II. e.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
Ely
One BOTTLE
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
The PLAGUE,
AsTATIC CHOLERA,
DYsEYTERY,
CHOLERA MoRBUs.
YELLOW FEVER,
FEVER AND AGUE
CURED AND PREVENTED
BY RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
RHEUMATISM,
DIPTHERIA,
INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN A Few MINUTES BY
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed; all acute. infammatory.
malarious infectious diseases prevented and exer
minated. The weak. feeble and nervous restored to
strength, vigor and sound health by the use of
RADwAY's READY RELIEF.
One bottle will do more good, cure more COM
plants and keep the stomach more clear and healthy
than ten dollars spent for all other medicines or Bit
tiers in use.
One application externally or a few drops taken
internally will instantly free the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible palms, and restore the weak
feeble and Frustrated frame to strength and vigor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looseness, diarrhoea, cholera morbus or painful
discharge from the bowels are stopped in fifteen or
twenty minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief
No congestion Inflammation, no weakness or lassi-
tude will follow the use of the R. R. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
. For headache, whether sick nervous; rheuma-
tism lumbago, pains aud weakness in the back spine
or Kidneys pains around the liver, peursy swengs
OF the joints. pains in the bowels heartburn and
pains OF all kinds, Railways Ready Relief will afford
immediate ease and its continued use for few days
effect permanent cure,
Sold by druggists. and at No. 81 Maiden Lane,
new fora se7-Sm
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49, OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
lSS INEBRIATE ASYLUM, BALTIMoRE, August
been appointed the Agent of the MARYLAND
INEBKIATE ASYLUM for the purpose Of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account OF the buildings
stantly applying for admission. He is earnestly
recommended to our fellow citizens, by whose liberal
contributions we hope to be able to accommodate ap-
plicans for the reformatory advantages of the Ins
tuition. Respectfully, q go. G. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D.,
President Maryii:..cd Inebriate Asylum. aull-tft
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WELLS SCIENTIFIC SERIES.
By DAVID A: WELLS A. NJ, Editor of Annual
of Scientific Discoveries ''Knowledoe il
Power" &c.
hese works embody the latest researches in physi-
cal science excel in their lucid STYLE numerous facts
copous Illustrations and practical applications of
science to the arts of every day life and are endorsed
by hundreds Of eminent and successful practical
Educators IN all parts of the country and the Press
WELLS SCIENCE OF COMMON THINGS.
WELLS NATURAL Philosophy.
WELLS PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY. -
WELLS FIRST PRINCIPLES OF GEoLoGy
The above are adopted for use in the CITY of RoIti
more and by the Board of Education for the State of
Maryland. ~ "a
Series of English Grammars.
By SIMON KERL, A.. NJ.
hEEJRLS First LESSONS IN ENGLISH GRAM
mon School Grammar. The plans definitions. OBJ
seryatlonS and exercises are in the simplest STYLE
and suited to the capacity of children.
kERL,S COMMON SCHOOL GRAMMAR-As sim
PIE, ,horough, ana practical grammar of the Eng
!lsh language. Great care has been taken to make
It, possible, the best treatise of its kind now be-
lore the pubic The parts relating to Idioms Anal
ysls, ana False Syntax, will be. found particularly
KERL'S COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR. The
WORK Is especially useful to every speaker writer,
teacher; as book ofreference
hERL'S GRAMMARS are rapidly acquiring an
Gatensye circulation being already used IN the Pub
Haven, bridgeport New York City, Jersey City, Bal
timore Washington City, St. Louis, Lexington. and
IN many other Schools. and prominent Institutions OF
IVTSoN' PHiNNEY, BLAKEMAN,& Co.,
QcI6-eQ3W 4S u 50 Walker St., New York,
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To CONSERVATIVES

TIE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scrption for the cure Of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS Colds and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS, has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr. Wilson's person.
al supervision, also pamphlet containing the org-
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
preparation and use together with short history Of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH S. HAYCE, Druggist
los Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md.
Or,
Rey. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second street,
Williamsburg, n. Y.
s1-Price of Remedy, So per package Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se25-d&W3mt
CoLGATE's HONEY SoAP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soop, in such universal demand. is made from the
choices, materials. is mild and eHoeat in its nature,
fagrantly scented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For >Ne by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers
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EpRANDY AND GIN.-13 cases prime quality
HB Brandy; cases prime quality Gin. In public
store, and for sale by
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
oc2-tf corner of Pratt and Commerce sts
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TOBACCO SMokrRs.

HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batchelors Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
e-harmless-inStantaneou and reable-produ-
ccs a splendid black or natural brown-remedes the
i'll effects of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed. W. a. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street. New
York.
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AEORETZ ERENGSHEEM-Superio bottled
~ LAGER and WHITE BEER, ALE and POR-
l6 S. FREDERICK STREET no1-1m
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SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS,
Adopted for Use i'm the
SCHOOLS OF MARYLAND
ESTABLISHED 1901

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
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n =. EYAPp,s INsTITUTE.

Qr9
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 9TH at o'clock A. NJ, on which
day new scholars will be admitted
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies, were formed last January. and in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders, are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival
au31-tft r. KNAPP
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ny IN BEHALF OF THE
POE MEMORIAL FUND.
A READING will be given on the EVENING OF
NOVEMBER 10TH by Graduates Of the Western
Female High School, in the School Building on Fay
cite street. near Green, to aid in the erection of
monument in memory of Edgar A. Poe. Tickets cts Of
frey's Music store, Nov. Baltimore street, from
any of the teachers of public schools. nos 3t
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-14
California.
Great l.nrthauAkr.

NaH trsneisoo, OFT Al quarter before one
o'clock to-day the ssvere't earthquake ever felt mere
'rirhiened almost the entire population Of the city
out Of their house into tho streets During hNlf
minute there we're two tremendous shorks, which
caused building, TO rocs to aud ito IN manner alto-
gethet alarming Services ~cro over Ia most Of the
churthei The large CONGREGATION VI she Unitarian
Church wU being dismissed when the shork com
menced. Ladies shrioiod. oil pushed Tor the d,"rs
f,sier than they could be accommodated With eIit
Similar scenes tooi place At other churches aud
Sunday schools. The ri,h -G great lrom the
catholic church 90 Vallejo street th. tho lAre
door, to tho main entrance we're canned away, uud
.cyrrnl PERSONS were injured o. icius Uamued
upon. The wall OF inai, hniliins. rcr" crsokai
IN m,nv places, nui it surprises every one
that ls-ee stately cdlfre.. hse the Ocrideu-
tal and Cosmopo,itsn h,'.s and other huld.
iugs Of that ol.ss Nrre not generally more a.
rou,iy injured. More or le., plq.i,rng ZEN from
pIhaps hAlfth ceilings OF the c.s' The cornoss
aud his vail. Gll from many building. The ouurc
iron, Of tour story brick budins, Just crested on
Third street fell outward covering stout n-lf Of that
side -,roei with fragments One independently
constructed chimney Of ,he Lick Ilou.e tell and
crushed throush lhe roof OF the dining room coming
dosn upou tht table and dishes 70 the A-on shmca'
1t the boarier', Who we're taking lunch Three II
the ,eryant. wore injured Two Chinsmen
we're badly injured hy zoe FILLING OF fire
will GA Jackson street lie cav Hall
iel commenced ringing on account Of the
vibration OF ID. ,o~er 1hs interior sds Of
tie buildiug Neie much broken up. fiSurc, two or
thrc. ,ueho, wind ssre oTenoi N the ground in the
loger part Of the citS, where u IA mste land and
some Of Mi, rrouni elevated many .n-i',s above
IT, former level
BriC' accounts from Sacramento Stockton and Sas
.osr present The IlO,k u .he s'vCiri ever !lt In
hu.- cities. Tho tosu Of santa Ci-E Sn shocked
wish s.elt revert, ,cSc 81 hd'E tuildiuss being
ey,uoyed
Sah yran-soo, Of O. rh' dsmIfe by Tho earth
quake, ysstcrisy, will smount 10 considerable 10
the aggregate many hou.,s n'tiins ncs Wails nsN
pA'ering and I,paiing b'o''n window. santa
cruz 'tlt the .hoL NOR. ~v.t rely 'hnh sny othcr
town ol the state. 4 disgIrt nom therr p's there
vA reue-al tumble down Of caimueFs aud ihoie
ioiI standing are turned pAIsly 'found. li~
molten .Gl apparently iron cs'' 70 v"t The
ground along tho river otered IA tinrcS AMI
spouci wafer Ike GVtcu IN' Pepe
ne unable n uss zone N the wells
shfch E.e either dry or filed win vttog
The smash 10 tho dris ,nH other '!0re- ~ great
The tide rOoe very high 81 the tine o. tr' snock and
ten very low immedAtclv s'kVrr a-n' len " eleven
aiti Inct fAOcks were irt 'ur' ms A. tH'rt W "
hyr Gcock, tbs moi.lng Wi a. hummer S
sEhtsr 'isitAtiOas.
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From Washington.

wAmtNaruS. Oct y
The Nailon.l, Of tho citv. .chievsd a ercdit.hls
victory the EIcclsior, OF BROOKLYN In thsl fut
game .ih them to-day in the Presidcnr, erolnds.
the contest strActng Thousands Of spectators amons
whom we're many ladies. The RSce.iors were snlnus
The se vice of five OF their hrst nine. and their uni
tortn bats, &c. not having been seut Oh thel vots
placed in rather bad position TO win assme. The,
ho~ever, PLAYED remarkably well under th' cifcun.
stances, pulling up their score hsndsomely toNAd
me AT IhCy scored over t~o 70 one In the las, h,c
them In the fourth innings and only 20 10 30 si tho
close OF the match. The most friendly feeling as
soaring their deiest In the oycnins the t,cchior-
we're ,plendidly entertained. They ere enrfg.d 10
Ii,ay At Baliimsie on IuosdN, and lhiisde phia on
prise tluhs rlay In this city.
All the trials between the Aleon1uis and WI
ncoti 80 recommended bv civilians aud eIretts.
.ill to carried ont hy the Navy Department. even
should the entire winter Ne thus cousumtd
The I. +. stesmers Rhode leland aud Hornet have
been ordered W proceed to Hsvans 10 convey 10
Washington the rebel rsm stoncrall heretofore
surrendered to the uiied states b, the Spanifh .u
thorLes
The English story that Nj serard rave tue no'ice
w Great Britain OF the fcnian movement, concur
rims In Ireland continues " excite comment in the
s'cfetsys .h.ence. hut It :. credited bv those
sho are presumed to be in position TO give IL an
uo''iulNofh denih.
II IL believed that the principles a recently al
piled In the Navy Yard. by secretary welc- forbid.
dinf an s'se.,meut or tar the vorkmen tor party
purposes will bo spred to - the other dersr,msn'.
Of the Government
Tho liecdmen' Hur-su /, Ia receipt NJ a cory OF
letter irom Govcrner shsrsey. Of Mississippi TO Col
llomss Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen 10.
that state In reply to All iurufv OF that onircr in
Tcsatd to the freedmen and their management tn.
Governor says
II have no hedtsti3n in Stating to you th,L
ucces,srN tcsult nom the A'tiOn ot the
Convention. thst In NV opnion tho freedmen cau
nov sue and he sued in court IN the state, and
a. az incident 20 thcr ti.t to protection of per ln
and property, which Gft fuil, guaranteed hy N.
amended c'ntuiion thai the, are competent 10 tes-
uiN IA any couu OF ustice. THEFT tighls / think,
are tul, o'talHshed b. th" Convention shich Aloi-
ished the Whole s,stom Oi saver, and, matte
o. cours Gns mcasu4e Of polio, which grew out ot
that system
lhe treasure captured among jefferson Da,p'
,'ccs hN been counted a. the Treasury Depart.
weut Il amounts to as7,-,- in gold, mostly II old
coinage - ~ in silver ll5 pieces uf iorrn rcin
soId and silver value not yet estimated, sud %
br,ati Of silver, Weighing over five pounds each the
estimated value Of which is ~ o each. The value NJ
the " hoie is s'ome-here over siu1r"
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KEL'.IOi- ISTEIIIGH>Cp.
The Episcop.I Conycut,en -Iifth nav.

Fhad'iphia o-t. o.-1hc GepcrL Convention Of
the tplcopal Chufch re...cmblciM Al " o',.oc. thi.
iuoiuiug
-, ne k'N. lir Nutfess from the Committee on the
'9,e ratioi oi Bthor', reported that due evidence
W if election VI K,v. Charlie. Todd tuit,srd ~
hsteP OF lenn'.scr had been submitted TO them.
a'u Nl'N sunuiittcd rerouon 10 this effect, whru
VS. saosted b, tho Convention. amer lous aud
'icled discussion that the, apyruvs OF the testi.
monias Of Kcv Charles Todd Ount. 1. and rive
thrlT consent TO his conservation "a bishop of ths
lincCs' of lsuuCssce
~tiiton from the Nocese of pcnusyivanis, s,k ing
i,f divsion oi that diocese uas presntui hy Ar
Nrsh nud ichrfcd TO the Conmittce ou pioccs~.
ne hous' srrccd " vote, with the Huusr OF U,.h.
81 his.ions
lhfcussion vac then resumed on tho prupo.sd new
.,non preventing c,fgyuen from eute,iug .ho mill
,A' OF naNN strN lee except vhsplriud. but after
long dohatc dlsrufsion posipuned TO allow the
Ie - 10 sign the t,stuouia VI the Bishop slect ot
IUuues4re
iht different dIooescs we're then called in slrha
trItti order one lay -man ttom Maine refused to
s!fn the testimonial Al the lfvupn from Msssa.
'hueetis -ith thr exception OF one, refused TO sru
D. hr memi rit present truiu all the other diocc.es
Isned The testimonial ADORNED
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News Items.
Ny T.ie1rafh 10 u> Nss rorL sun.


Tus Meupl., Cotton Market 10 greatly excited
aud prices hsye .dv.ncsl over two psr cont. {,
pound.
TnE steamer Ffee'lon,, sunk W the Yahoo Ri,-
er, on sho z1Ih uh. The fr,gh, Vas saved IN
damaged condition. No live, were lost.
kRs. CAELE1oN =. BEAGG, the wife Of one of Che
most prom nent business men of Bangor, Me-, ~u
run over by buggy lAsi -eok and killed.
las Turkish I"rie h,s addressed . note of cen
sure 10 Prince CougA on sccount Of ,he severity
d.sp sycd by hi" go'esatnont during the ls.o ro,.
at bucharest.
luH n 'SlI~ippl Central Railroad will 10 ia .tin.
ming ordsr from Memphis in . few dsys Wien
paesrngers can r-ach "cr Orleans In forty hours
sIcr esVng the 'Orm.r city.
THE Presbyterian synod u Vlrginis in s.as,.,
At LynchUuu, Va, on saturday as, .do pied re-o.
luhons In favor u nSintAining = sepArais church
vaniLs,ion IL Virgins.
tn. majority FOR Gen. Humphrey Tor Governor
o. NJ tsisrppL over Jud.. F.er, will probably g
t'n thousand. The majority " q. l.. Potter, the
aut. negro ns,'rnon' csndid.,s for the Coar. Of
Appeals IN th JACK Iln Dstr.cI Is thros thousand
Tux bark Twin sui LiLz.c arrived Al HalifAy on
Saturday, sli reporIs that on the 10Th Of sepiem-
b-r lastude So longitude 81 dog q IN n. saw rod
buoy marked "1segrIph @" tor o., rel gag on
mast yearly gone Lal all righ, tl!uks u va.
GetGchsd from the cable
JUno.S ClAEI las Withdrawn nom me Congre,.
'onsl CANVASS In Virgins. la cart h. nys,
As yoIri H. rat.fy the ordinance " sec,sslon ~
'Hpin'' AMI synpatlscd sc'.rrsly With h.r
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An Instance Of Trae Manhood.

James Ni,het, ohs Il the editors cf the Ssn
Francisco huiisrs. NAs among ne sudorsr. by
Vie wreck oi the Bro.hsr Johalhsn on the Plriac
coast, laa month The BODY N the Old man VA,
~ uu noat ne In tie ucean, seven N les frrtn land
w cu lt was taken sshorc AMI examined. therr
NAN found IN the d-cessed's .eat Io'tet aw N
W. 'ch Wss rttsn ster the shin struck lbs fa,sl
tp,k. Cuntemp atm. calmly the terrible scenes
hNout HIM, aud al ulEting his chances for lie, he
tad the cool coufsre 10 make such n spost on of
49, PROPERTY 10 would be most henrhc al b. those
who would lie len lchiug hun. The old man writ.
ny % " u, amid the how ng OF tic tempest that
vas lashlrg tle ocsan iuto foAmng llowG and
s1tIouuded by drowning mcn, women and chil-
"fen Mailing uu th"ir ssuny to the pitlSn inds
aHi tho rag ug sea, presents heroic pitgute Her
Is copy oi TIE VII, hrI let the reader Obscrv,
with What care tis written.
Al sGh, - Do,Hp 1W Bro1nte LoN,ru,SD
July 20, l~6j
In 'cv u death, hereby .lpoip. NY brother.
l1oulas \ ''et, "a present engaged the Pacific
Railroad, near Clipper esp, 4 hiorria nv aole er
e,uiOr, with iustrucuons % Wind - nv whole es-
htr, real aud pcraonAl, and cuuyrrl the same into
cash. with .l convenient spscl, tue a. uo. to
sactlh g the same, sud 81 pa over and divide the
same Cqufily between hIuhrt and NV slls slater,
Margaret Nisbot, now residing ~ Fu.lsnd and
uICcr burden OF the pay ment Il lcg,cy o S5,OU
i1 gold 10 Almi's Hopkins, wife Of Casper Hop
kirr lu-'iI Auco aSnutY Ban Francisco, tAliiorul.
Aud iCsrc Mat my brother ,.id Thomas " 4lst
shall not he asked ~ give sscurty for his introms
sion with my sst-le. JAMEs NlsnYr
Inc document was written with . pencil, the
writor c'oly rscoilc, ting that pencil marks are
loss ahc't by ~stsr than ink marks. II was
clearly written IA Mr.. ksbsts bold And steady
lepmsnshI. Whsu lie Lsi concluded the viii
he found thst he tsl yets httle more time before
he slip would probably go down, and h. added
The fol owing triet note 10 . family in this city,
rIere ho bad boarded Tor many years:
NJ DFAH MA thousand s1eciiouste adisus
fpa spoSo ui ny SAILING ON Friday -hsngnsn's
dsy-snd the unucsy Jonathan We'll here
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