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Wttp N0ueftor6 Office.

O0tttm0re {, z. Sept. 1864.
SIN Notwithstanding NIT Ger Rrttnant ees Neayurs uuh
Staetratbs Don Saltinatre bs8nsIt& bs 9ertaufs BON Gts'u-
t6um fur unbe5ntIte AtfHdsun8en. bic bur& Defining pen
Straben en%tfanbtn tnb, rptrb ttelmtt ben @tsenthlnern Ter
~nataetsnb bei&rtetentu 9Ots Sa&ri@t stsetsn. hab rem Der
fur @rretterune Der PIItbapRrG { 6bsel41Sten
Sstras Mot esr benz ls. 1as Inn SaAna r
1S65 be3ablt wrreet, tb Rte nanfttenb tef1rttkentn
Cots am sendnnteu Gage In Der glerGdnts gr&anse UNI
l ubr RaGnttttdss 5fentlt& an ben Netft6tttenben otrfei.
Germ peree.
Die 8ertaufsbtbtnsunee Rns has Der Rduftr an benS toht-
Solicitor %tunerbaIb "a Stnnhen bon Der xdufJett sere&net,
bic rudfGnctSen Abfhdsun6en nebf RcRen bt5dbIt rdbreni
per RtR Der &auffnnute l Sabr unb l Eas fsttn bIstbtn
taHn: Aue e btrtauften 3stS FAB ieho& ben bonn StaGt une
Der Staet d~aIsslt8ten pber ned GujuIesenbtn Steuern tets
unterwcrfen.
Cor Ro. 13s-1seiuneuh fur badtIbe an Ter EeRiette bon
SraieauEr unstfd r sex 5ut nSrHIt& ser Der RgDGdt
ssn Path Ms p%pateasftr. unl an Der RerhItate SUa Got yts
1888, aHrst fir 6~ajIetarf unb yteldn; BON Ia meAItd an e.
iaser IOriliait a~neet1br 50 8as su stx.r bort etIee ,nta
Aate zen ia n5rbIi1 an Der ORfttte Bon teiastsr MQep
unsstdbr 1sK Su6 sur eabIinie ssn Re. IA. aRtst fur Sra
@afIimitb psa ea SfIi& an teiaster SGlltatt paaefabr so
buh Bis %nOHttAphr. unA oSn ia llbIt% an Der aDtRktte ron
SGutbapfr. %unaefabr loK GUS bis sam Anfansspunit. H-
iebt fur Samuel Gtesles $4S.9S
aug. m Hriee,
NtuSabg) Gtts- GSneeter.
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.7r4sasaI ga IamS ON Grtner,
-~- .sr..-g .TfI4 9asr ce u bbPtt, -ea
sf7ja4rnllr J.. .W- arss b rt 4 b & 8.
@nfaiD Sayiaa9 8anf o. 8altimOre,

-# lEf -eHfAata stAe"t@ -"--
De nnterBdhntten maeteA1tcu hem Direttcren Ger Gutan
5astneS Bant erfT&t etne ssnaue llnttr fudu ns tbrer 9biz
ttetett TN psrfU6tnen Sabre anj9felen. gu tprl6er 3wfte
bic Bn6er, iamnt Beleaet 'ttr &dptalsMnIdeee, trpte bic
sR Der Bent eertgnet n 8ontS sDerttSdpiefen unh So ,ptts.
pruft puteeH. b -gagF $50 9nW z1g1T<FS
apts bttannt, frb bic gtIDer Ser 8ant In Derttpasiereu
uhe Ddrlsten a1f Grrnceteentbunn 6~ueeleet Dieie Capital.
anIaeen tne rad Der Auh@t bar llnter5ei6neteu tn fHertr
um6 ssiehter Dete senGht pcrhtn Nm 1 San. 1864 Der.
bItebsn az 9 Ufsnt 6ontrs, rdbEenh ts serRofenen Sdbr .
am 81. Org. 1884 1860 GontO5,H i
glaftsn b Q GCaitte bic tbn d6ertfaeene gFtGt strutEeu NJ
bait srtaat taf, ieet es kierrntt felsenStn 8ert6t tur Safpr
mdtieH Der Depot orsu uno bee putlitants ntsrtdurt orr:
BetrGs Ger Gelier am i. San. 1854 $I,207,477 06
Ssppftsn ertsItsn pobrtn6h =. 8. 1854 10 675992 O8
Btnisn on Earle ben u. 8 tib. ,. gBtr. ttapter. 1920 27
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Ser, ST. 9iNtitts @eridt.-
Ser prOseb 9esen y. 8rafman tpurOe beenost,
unb Die 8egnabme Der BON ibnea beaniprud.
ten Wooren pertist. Der Sal sesen 8epi.
Goodman, psl6er zines elei6en 0erbr.6ens
9e9en bic Srternal GsOenus Gefese unsstlaqt
ltebt, wurOe fortgeiest. ss4 81 "
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l@tnAefanN.
Grit $umbus'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Srit @umbms'S &ebtnspbiIufO|bis.
90 bu SaieutSlis ober Cob psrtaff,
eauoium cber i@nelis tur@ he GtrpSen lafF,
Sb nit SGut bu baneelt ober faifem 8ieb,
Ob b ale Beblar ~tpanbsIf, ober ais Genie,
Os eu Teuerfrefier, cser A6plitisnif,
Sb bu fir Self DaDia rber Qiucolu bift.
90 llulbrenoFider NIT BEN 3~perisIad,
Seer Offeebalter nit benz IaIafrad,
Ob mer BOD bid ebret. cser i9impft unb f&(ast:
Sen is abH Ding bGridte, rtpenns nor gppes trnst. =
Oil 3. s.. Steru.
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Gript6eruno4

Ete I'm ~ethrtgtn NDeder unt Der Gun publijtrte Mar
nun6 BON .. Narr ateen mid Wetie Id hermit cl9 etne Der
a0ttsuns netnts bisber nnbei6plttHen 6%baratters jurid
d ~ nod ne eta Ssrlu& ssma&t tatt. ~trstne~s GtpaS Guf
reslt8 eelttnt babe, -. &C.,
(Ou '"3epr
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10. War0, MatunaI

Die Draft 4 R,etattsn bt.ftr SDars airb AM Efitttss6, ZEN
II. b. xbsnbs IN ubr In br 0Btnera 1ttna Saue etne
Tertanmlung neras halttn, nc Is Strb ermdrtet, Ade No.
wslbe Der Bic sung antertOs len fnh 1ebdlf,& fein werhen,
zap bic ssH Der trarS ~ ftktHst Nannf1aft reHtleitta auf.
srtradt ptrb'. Sam. y. GrdIt4 YraL.
- e I u. W. prHue, SttsSr6[.
N.0 SbeteaS, SER. CtMiI
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ImSus Der s. &naYp'fden eaulc.

Usn WUntlS ben 81. RpSsmber In Sbtet 9etraxa4lt ssu
gs. 10 SUB @aSfroee mad stn' neuen S&aIsebdnhe, Ssuit0s
Str, Der WaporS Office I6rds statHnktr, serIeSt norben.
SrWcbl etnrnt Ida9f sebeaten EtSurfntEe. ais aud ttnem
custmeinen VerIGnetn gu eatipretta, itnb In eineua e6nns@
isparuttn Ssbdaee erst OSsre GlaHtu, ausi&Ikslt& l6r Itab.
den befimmt, errt6tet pprbea
%tnpels-I EsEfa& Tr. 3natp
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DeMffsDes Observation-Disclosures.
Surcau. Ua I'd Ng "s's,
IharneSftrdbe gto. e.

uspzr auft&t Der ,aceatiGens G4Sea CDatt@.
aus Dte'sntaeE, weldf Seutf6e Sonbrtrtrx, Arbdter se,,
Dtsuitmabdtn "a bsfdGfttsen ptlnfAtn, iUrte ale btuf16.
zen an ben N9eaten Der 6eel daft 5ru. 3.S 50 eIItn9.
bUf. DO, So fbamesRr. pensen, reIHer antntseIhIt& NuS
unfit eTtbetIEn trtTD. m
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N1ahrtbt.'

Die uHss*st~ tiertisten unb tndF&tsIefen AnsGsen, pel&s
PER 2tG9or IN leintr Ssti@aft &ber mis- semadt bat werseu
DRlttmsre, ben y. San. 1883
3 e (Btl eg.4tuFrrlt o. - o. 4, e. a 1 - -,
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III. Waro. Qlrhtnna-I

aae Terf1ner, wsldt ni&t stesuussSFt6tts fab, enineh<
wsaen anSnGenssm Nlter, Ri@tst4 xStnerIhaft. sgti6tbur.
StriAaft, IbsfiAlti6e llntauslt6t,tt Hna iNlGe, noe! dc bereils
2 Sabre IN Der Arni4e Hnp Siptte 8esieut baten, werees .rnh-
Ito eIfaSt, bet benz Narb ecmtte in Etater Ek liens OfEee,
Sabehrdt ssn Broadway uas 9aNelierRr. SSriuDrtHeu.
gnn psnt tas ate eiejtnise :, nel&e IN Ger S0arS nsbAen
aae dHf estseS SruAs @rextphsa beanlYrndeH, eribttRen
nnI tpre ytameu rretcpen iaheu. az tA+ E4I..f S.)
DIE 9tufsrunss. Jtsatn lisoen ~tefinbis sur @tnf6t rfru.
SIM Auftras
(l0iAn6mIJ a,.~ s-r.. r4 dsGpmit
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,Neue An6ei1en.
Warnuna.

SD warne bietmit Sebetmann, theInet atSpttS.9O&ter
9aura StnntnfObl Gtpas 0at mstnsn, Stamtn Az bergen Uter
Wtlh ~ Ietben, ba Id feline 3atIvns tafdr Ietfen Stree.
Goa 6Hf (E f9enrt Marr,
(WtOWU Mnudpplts, NIB
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100 900 ala GsGtnss' Is 8us lana AM IVY
$500 ~ A b 10 8 3pu nett.
1SS GOO $40 5iStne; A164 bIs 3pu melt.
126,a00 44 1lupp ptne Tlportua.r
4 IS 500 = 3D. 10 r. TfO.}yL1A III
y 500 y IA pids, o~tsetptelt ar tetbtn Stitfu.
$1,000 A plrttttOnb6t ~aSetbcbflt unb eefuet
2l,5O0 - ga 9emlpd, o bis s 3e4 mett&5. b a513 ai
$500 - 6l49ids, sugsrt@tetdnetner Seite, 16 S. lang
$50 y eI4t To 10 5us lang, 3 9rG nett. 70 -sr4G
$50 - 124 Gberrp IaHfen. rf14s 4s5. ee4
$50 - 54 Busertdtete 9eurn gtne Strppine.
100000 g0btte pine SbfnsIes SO. IS 3sa lang.
739 5enleTrabmsu l0-l5 C5ramfbaUsl gs5
70 30 va 10-l5 gtpf4 nttte pfoaen
9,744 Ie die 1%iGI. SdSb. NIT @las4 S~Glenrteet, To- Is.
As EeurraRmsa sri 5us NIT 9otIaretkn tn r%ebn,sI
ITronekouaI
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NtuSabg)
0(cti,.

GtR @efa& rtrb Set benz Stsbt-8 esihratsr etnseresa
serbeA, ua bic @rneuerun6 sints G~trtiEiatts Ser fdSif&en
6 Sat. StS8s af BEN gfameH Sshn Dutetart fur Drtitun-
brrG bcnars. batirt -. Suit 1854 unb tdbibar In Suit 1890.
H2npv0 Nlmlwl s-E .a.zs-,s .F
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8l.eo6.74O 81
YfOtt5 an 6Dbrantens uno SSaf1erz
NOnfunterttcn.

0as @tss tefraft aat Der fOrtn, psIGe ibrt Ssbrantsn
ansIaaleh laren, irese bic ErUttrirs Der 9traetn ~hterfut6tt
ano oaeut@ tem gnbhtunt nndnnetmlt6tetten berettet trer-
6tn, nit B tts 10 Dollars. Gs ulrb Wlbe unb & fen Ipd-
rem, ptnn ee oITenenesn ane dubern Borribtupeen nab.
a~ussefltrt wereen Sam,S S' Sutsr
tl3beB 1mril a1 xg1oN,r. Srarntenr.
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9eutfdber protect. VNai1enDcrein-

~DWNVNTNVEICIW4
b Die ,lem 0.retne in lester @eneralSerIsm mlxus ebos1este
ReAnuus re ultttt ME fRlst:
&tnRabm C.. -- sHE-al+-
Sett Ter O%runbun8 ees &di IenSerttuS ant 2. &aG. SGT q
1868 bis iarn 9. Setr. 1864 betrus sIe Glnnahure 1884 81
9agt1dlt&nletbe beb Aufduf tes oauies 500 =.
9aletttrte Dettr69e Spn ben utttstttbtrn 65s sc
@rtra StnRahme Surdb biz GebalIene @renrfpW BET ,u,
Or 9utter 4SSe unb res Ietttn &Rntertes 63O =
S4223 AZ
us9ADe.
AnIdni eeS 5aIts Oft Yrattfr. III. 80 $4,000
gls ft@tuHs hefnl6ta rr. 2Z5 -
1ansbaltaass!sata Psn trf,r Belt an Ets ,-,
ult. DtI. y. s. 5O7 IS ].
- $685. s.
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gaYtnoe 8anF Of 8aItimOre.

--. y" EaIt lnp!t, g ia =. Iob0
DIE n~uterAeiG reten, turd has Dtreftrrium Ter earrings
gdnt Of . lttmpre ernannt etren ? G tdt su beren Gpatts
tttt I'm osr apieneu Satr 81 entmfrfen baben iprs'atH TIRE
gf at erfuHt unk bertrten m E tpl9t:
8siras az. ap, hS ON 81. DsB 1868 $5063.604 80
Ttpedten erpfdr ger rGbIenb ; s. S64 174l o45 SIS
Jnte1eden. Distbeate ,e.tut Sabre 1854 338.512 81
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Slstbt am 81 Dst. tie Sarrnte bOni 90 So 65O,s14 81
Tie GpneS tuo auf @runtbt fs. unb Snter unS mad Der
Retnun9 be lnterjeihpeten garg fder ahs eIegt, seeteS Fnb
fu6fanttsUe 9 eds paflr estouft. 1s.sss = ssI :Asig5S
Yin !, sSdnuar 1864 parfn 1890 Mccsunts SHen NIB tedb-
reph bes Sdbres nErfens 6229 -nere; @lecOuats er6Tntt unt
4l46 etftlpReu. iOsas en- 81. DsB- 1854 20 7s3 Necpunts
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Ocrnania 25auDercin MO.5I

Inter 9bt6er1 Rdnten uurke rim neuer Bdurerstn aeariiu.
BET unS f9sn bet ser Experimenting FnS aSer $50 Nutbeils
ssjet1net wsseen Aas, bic IT'D ttusm jUedma6taea Bau
serstn a%nttlttsea ncaen. hnsen bier te bette Gelssenbett
nAS Eus h0Htd9 ttn5elabtns Nd nG6fen Diennns. 1s. San a.,
Assns nn rs nbr in Nsrfttttafr. 30 ia bel Jritbrtd
ID enste e'njufinesn, Ia bic erfer GtnS atluns HHS Beanten.
rail ~aatifnHen fsir6. Sm &uftras
,SRDtl sE szGa.tiHE .DaSptpb. Gpmtte
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Fir C%Ontr16toren.
E fiir Waumateriaftem.
Depot OuartiermetfsrS Sffee,
mSVk-n. . g. / 9

MnoebOte fir 8anmateriaiten-
Depot QuartermeifsrS Office,
Baltimore. z. LSar.-lS65.
Nerieaelte @EeebPte I NJ . u plttai pernen aNf tteier
Office bis .ilm IL, Samnar 1866, Wtttags II uhr. enteeg en-.
a,nprmsn fur ole ip:etn en- Blumaierialten mel6e auf ham
6siyttalsruHss a. lem @aee Sr ptrlaHsertea IprH erbfr.
akaef Ne fert nerben rnuHen
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AH9. Nrb. ST.. nmterTtiRuueszNerctn
Generals erlammlun9.
Die HlttsltcSer SssAae. ar6. ct. uaterfa sunes. Serrtns
Der W. ! bis BOD habtn fh DtenhaG. ben 10. B. " i'm yer.
ttusIsIale .iHj AEnsea tst stmeisnKe Str ~seftBItfeu otrafe.
0fsDtl- Z. Slogans, Sstr.
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qdspn as: 5 3gA11ee
Va DsprRtpren rpdbrenb 1891, a~ssi7aan = 50 7t'3a
incl Capital u. SnttreIen $l,s3s869 IS 2.gsa
gaeIaseu 8 2 aaHresE- .2es163 16 70 ,3~4@e
~ SteneTn r5 e H-se 81 rs- as9 1880 CT '9et@8
.-.-.- u AQs ~
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3oral-

GOlo ltano geitern Na6nitta8 1861 bic
~ ; Uer. Staten $50 auf 1O8 unp
Coupons 1881 auf 11O2. -.
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Baltimore NrOa0ipdN SSnnOere;u

NdIttnlOre SrOAoiDdD SatOeretn.
&c bat Fd Elm neutt EauSersin s~esrlnset unter cen, Rd-
rncn sSdfttBUte BrcdeHae Bauesretn", Al Ttltsm bereits
fns. fb eteltrn gtretn GniuiSitefen. Fnt Seteten. Ditstpo6,
IL. San, Mteutt7 utr bet Err. StnG, $40. ZIG &Iiet Mnn
Str ~ trftetntn:s SIM Nuitrsst
Sssana @tater, PROS. graf.
See sNrnaIis, ptRS. ST s4.a+ l-s ' ga Wtt
MaSfcni Maefen ~ W1aefem! !!
Betm 5srsnrdbea Der TPGsttntdle empfetlt Id IGen,
.ttt I'D stnsn aur MAIDEN ssGsn', mtin re.6balttsts Ser
ttment In Mlosten, ais:
SttntlsM. Sapanslen, Stbutnen, Siaeun r. Steser Y1rtees,
2terrSte 4eether 8prmdrts, paul prp YuE1 &rentiteN,
Ddnsnt zsuVl, Niepttfspeeles. 5rlauOtr, ei6t Baden,
StieIt nab Nttitle Mt1atr, S9ulss, 9lalItrlestid, Ns7-
HtH. altt N6Hner unl Betber, 9lapslerx, Mlttr Er!t, Glv.
ten. afrn, Iafen, NtlaS unS S4pier Sdlkmasfe; Dtabt.
uasIehs nrb etae u1ense un ~tenitfren tie ~iratttr. Nlnsfen.
A M HF SEES StetRba@,
JnPprtenr, e1 & % u. retdiI Uerfduftr.
(iGt9-O 70 30. &aIttnptefr. Ede EriYsletS Mues.
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THE PEOPLE VERSUS THE p0IETI.
6VAEG

The movements made in Congress in such
hot haste to implicitly frown upon the policy
marked out by the President in restoring har-
mony amongst the States, meet with ANYTHING
else than support, in the manner in which the
whole country receives the Message. Conduct
SO significant Of what the people mean to do
IN standing by the President, should, We
think, make the boldest of these malcontents
pause; and, in fact, it does seem that since
they have learned what is really public sent-
ment, they are much less demonstrative in the
premises.
The truth is-the people want peace; and
will have it, if it is to be had on reasonable
terms. Wearied out with four or five years of
strife and bloodshed, and under an absolute
necessity to have leisure from further disputes
in order to restore their wasted fortunes. thew
want no further eXcitementS. and they Enor
that the South is powerless as well as indis-
posed to further conflicts If a few foolish
leaders down there still maintain an attitude
OF naughty dissatisfaction, refusing to bow to
the necessities of the hour, it would be no hard
task to find parallels for them amongst some
OF the most pretentious of those on this side
who assume to be the especial champions of
reconstruction. If there was less desire for
notoriety, there wonld be far more accom-
plished for the good of the country: but then
Just so long as course must be laid to suit
"Buncombe," just so long will this proftless
agitation continue. Meanwhile, the people
must and will stand by the President.
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THE BALANCE OF TRADE QUESTION


The more that matters are dcycIoped hear
ing upon the prospective trade and resources
OF the country as dependent upon a cotton
crop, the less reason there seems to be for
encouragement. Whilst the deficiency in -
coming crop must be very heavy, the necessity
Tor something by which TO keep Il balance of
trade IN our favor never seemed greater An
item from the Agricultural Department nj
Washington IS very suggestive. We quote:
This industrial question of the South is also
very intimately connected with the currency
"and finances of the country. OF the >. 3Si. S97
"bales OF cotton produced in 1860. not over
l'oo0,oOO were consumed in this country.
leaving for expectation $3.50. S97. which at
ten cents per pound furnished S155,475, $3.50
no supply the place OF specie IN our foreign
Exchange and which if produced this year,
''at the present prices, say forty cents per
pound, would supply the place of SG21,-
1908, $40 Of specie which now goes to pay for
''importations.
With the prospect of a decidedly short crop
of cotton, the way that matters are now drift
ing, we are glad to note a movement in Con
gress providing for an export duty on that
article, policy which will not only be some
fitting retaliation on England for the ruin she
has wrought our commerce by means of her
Alabamas and Steamboats,, but eminenty
protection to ourselves. With the prospect
that impends of having the balance of trade
heavily against us, we hope to see Congress
acting promptly in the endeavor to save harm
less our own finances.
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EXQUISITE EMAIL DE PARIS" FOR THE SKIN
Email dc Paris is the only skin preparation
whose merit has been publicly endorsed for smootb-
ing out the marks of smallpox, black worm spccks
morphew, and all other discolorations, giving the
toughest skin the texture and color of freshly po
ished alabaster. "L'Email" is especially endorsed
by Mile Vestvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Lucille West
ern, and many other actresses and opera singers.
Sold by Druggists. Perfumers. and Hair Dressers
VIM ii. READ.
nol0-lm l47 Baltimore ST., General Agent
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MARRIED.

ALLEN Riverside. Howard
county, on Thursday. the It'll instant. by Rev. F. s.
Cassidy William \. Allen, of Carroll county to Miss
Harding
,CONRAD.--SIMMS.-on the 10Th instant, at the
house of the brides father, by Rev. Cyrus Dickson
J. NJ N; Conrad to Mary ]. Simms.
ER;n-ALBERTS0N.-On the 18th instant.
ny hep. Ut Hobart j. Sylvester Harper to Miss Cor
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When the Stomach is filled with Crude and ill Di-
gested humors inducing nausea, distate for food full
of the Stomach, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Acid
Stomach, Costiveness and Headache; take few
doses of TARRANT's EFTERvEsCEyT SETTER APER-
rENT nothing relieves these distressing symp
toms than this most reliable preparation. Sold by
all Druggists. d11-2w
THE WORLD AND HIS WIFE, and grown up daugh-
tiers, are unanimous on point. They declare I'M
reservedly that SoZODoNT is a blessing to their
mouths, that it improves and preserves their teeth.
invigorates their gums and sweetcns every breath
they draw. Hence they buy it. As Dominic Samp-
son says, the sales are pro -di-gious.
COMPLETE CLOTHING HOUsE.-Wc take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of MeSSrs. Smith, Bros
& Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in theil
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with everybody.
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DIED.

@ BKlSCOE.-Suddenly, at his residence, No. 3G3
eouth GnarleS street, on the 18th instant W. H. Brs-
eoe, in the sd year of his age.
ttehoMoSEk.-0 the 18th instant, in the 36th year
OF her age, Louisa, beloved wife of John G. Romo-
,o SsSHEFFER.-At ten o'clock on the morning Of the
itn instant John w. Shelter, ST. in the 54th year of
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RAD COUNSELLORS.

There are still some bad counsellors in the
Southern States who contrive to find listeners,
and the worse it is for the people down there
that it is so. just so long as they stand up
and fercelr Justify their late endeayor to over
throw the Government, just so long will that
Government be slow to aid them in restoring
their shattered fortunes. That the South
Cdro1aiaa had not learned discretion up to
the reriod Of the late election, is plain to see
fror passage like this addressed to the
people of that State;
1--WE would rather Il thousand times see a
man like Hampton, or Pickens, or MCGOWAN,
''or Bonham, or Elhcott. or Whaley. or any
''other public parsonage refused admission to
Congress on the score Of his Objectionable
''record as an alder and abettor of the South
''crn revolution, but who in honor has ac-
''ceptcd the issues of the war, and will in
''honor abide by them, than be accepted in
''the Union, and be represented by set of
miserable, trucking, cringing politicians,
''whose history during the war showed that they
'.cared neither for their State nor country"
In other words, every Union man who saw
the wickedness and folly of the rebellion, is
unfit to represent the South in the national
councils. If this view of the case must be
deferred to, it is their own fault if they find it
''hard road to travel
Another bad counsellor is Mr. Pollard, of
the Richmond Examiner, who still insists
upon defiance; on having the chances of quar-
relling left open for those who have so far
found vastly Improbable, as barren of honors
as Of triumphs. He tells the people of the
South, already victimizcd far enough one would
suppose by the counses well followed of the
Wises, Toombses and Yanceys, that they are
doing wrong to concede anything: that the
South should reassert some of her :former
spirit"
''She should rest her hopes in some brave
Organization of public opinion resolved to
"concede nothing to the North but what was
decided in the issues of the war; determined
ITO resist every encroachment upon her con-
'stltuuonal rights, prompt to claim the benefit
''of the constitution as of old and steadily
land even defiantly asserting the ancient land
marks in the Union
These are what Shakespeare terms "swash
ing and brave words; only, alas, that they
come too late. AS the matter stands. the
men who were so prompt to utter threats and
defiance in the olden time, having left their
vantage ground-the floors of Congress-Gnd
1t hard to get back again, and conseduently
can find no good place from which to utter
their angry diatribes. But have these and
like councillors learned nothing that theyper-
slst IN such folles? Have the lessons of the
war been utterly thrown away on!such? Until
this advice is roprobated and such lirebrands
are dlscountenanced, the South will find it
hard to attain peace except through further
humiliation and delav.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n

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Announces the following Schedule for the Remain
der Of the Course:
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Subject" Courtship and Marriage"
At the MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
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At the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
FRIDAY EVENING Jan. 18th, 1866, at ~ o'clock,
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At the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
FRIDAY EVENING, February 9th, 1865.
Subiect-"The Age zee Lire II. and The Manhood
For H."
RS-This is the celebrated Excelsior Lecture -aa
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At the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
FRIDAY EVENING, March 9th, 1866
Subject-"Orators and Ordtorv."
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