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SWEETS or WOMAN'S LIFE.

/ babe at rr-; on ni.,il"rS hr.a'.
Too young 20 smile or weep;
Conscious "inuu.ut hUt ina;'rr' love
80 sweet l. infants sleep. o.
A child at play in meadows green,
Piucking tie fragrant ll"""r,:
GhN>inr the bri ..!lt-N iGs seti butterflies -
so ~ cct are clIiilllood,- hoUrs.
\ maiden f,ira- early dawn,
ttlitu. v,ti nVa'"r ~rrr:
Gla !i'u,ng She rsr that looas Oh her
80 sweet il heauiN'> face .3t..
\ softly h.uShing howpcaIt look.
Murmu nf startled dove.
Answering aurth.r's tender words
30 ~ Get /, lnaidcn's love.
A white ro',"d virgin knrclipg low
Before IprS .ltar hovs. ...
Forever iniusi Two heart- an' hunds--
80 Swc"tare marriage VOWS.
4 youthful mnt''er brnAing DER "
Her iir>t Born h".,iiroU- hoy, .E.
Forever hers till death shall part
SO sweet Il mothers jos.
4 natron in life autumn time.
With yolns life clustered DER:
il"r children children clasp her hnccS-
: rich j. autUnin'> store.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

HARD ON Mn. BuREAU.-One Of tho
bureau officials, while travelling LIS
wech in The cars in AiabaIna, noticed {;
lady with negro girl in attendance
and he remarked: MADAM j see yo,
have one oT NY children" "Ycs, s,r.'
replied the lady, Il perceive ,hr escm
blancep' A slight TIT ring was oil.
served in that part OF the ca, nd
"Burean left.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Major Gen. Tilison, Assistant Com
missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau of
Georgia, in Il letter in regard to IN ap-
plicatlon for pardon, cxprcssel the fol
lowing patriotic and Christian senii-
ment:
The warts over, and kindness to
those who have shown themselves wOr-
thy of it will alone make US again one
pcODle."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

A SnoHr, Thick, FAT, LIE.-A Rad
zeal paper says: Confederate notes are
again coming into circulation in the re-
mote South, and the lost cause is so
far revived in North Carolina that store.
keepers advertise that they will receive
them rs currency" ......
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

General Bcaure4arl has arrived in
New Orleans. He shows upon his
countenance the reflection ofh;s salts
faction. lie is in robust and hOriI
health.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

BoUxD FOR TExAs.--ADout thirty
wagons, ii led with men, women. cl''id-
rem, etc, have passed through our c'ty
during tile past week, to seek tneli
fortunes in the far West. Most OF
them hailed from Jasper county, in
this State.-Ln Granye Ga. Exporter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17
The Winchester News, in its account
of the dedication of the Stonewall Gem

etery, says:
Col. John II Mosby was present and
aete,l as marshal. lie looks remark
ably well, and from every indication II
would appear he his many more cnin-
paigns in him yet.
We were much struck by anegro ser.
want of Gen. Ashby's family at the
grave. He wcpt profuscly as the re.
mans of hi, former master were being
lowered il the earth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Washingt ,n dis. s.,atcnss state that the
British 60, ern,. cut he's renewed the
proposition iior mixed co omission to
ADJUST the Aiabama Ca. mi.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

A Western paper says that Buffers
eloquence has the ring Of the true me.
tai. His pockets have, anyhow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

The Legislature Of Mississippi pro.
poses to endOw an orphan asylum
through lottery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

The famine in India Is said to be
friglitful, and 1900 deaths a day occur.
ed in three districts in July.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

A large quantity of English iron has
been received ct Pensacola, for re-
b..ilding tie Pensacola Railway.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Three tons of steel are daily manu-.
iastured into hoop skirts in one New
YORK establishment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

The Virginia tobacco crop has turn.
ed out well, both in quantity aud
quality.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

TIE Nashville Banner II al editorial
induced by an article copied from the
La Crosse Wis. Democrat, which ar
ticlc can bp found elsewhere in this
weeks Home journal makes the fol
lowing remarks:
The course Of the Radical party,
through its hirciings, in the attempt to
Iuritc the most horrible war Of races
in Southern c.tics--in New Orleans and
Memphis; the .'ttemptto to mob the Pres
idcnt ut indianapolis, because he had
the manhood and i,atriotis.n to do right
by the conquered South, together With
the dark plot frustrated at Baltimore,
afford evidences Of drpravty and
reckicsne,s in the Radical gr,c for
place and power, never yet alta ned by
any other political organization in this
or any other country; but the mean
trickcr., Of the proposed constitutional
Amenlme.,t, with all its odious pro.
visions, ecIipses, for unbushug vii
ia!ny, any outrage yet attempted by
the dominant party. Such proiicr OF
self, al,asc!nent, to Il brave people, after
they have disarlned themselves and
held ont the hand Of reconciliation, is
an Insult that is Indignantly as it is de
ser>e!Iy spurncd.
The Wisconsin editor is right when
he says the Radicals are acting cruelty
unjustly and unworthy It's great self to
war,i q, brave ani honorable people
rs ever fought for Independence oi
thought and government since tn,
worii began. We do not believe that
the mass OF the veteran soldiers of til,
national armies desire the humiliation
Il gallant but conquered foe. 1t i:
the scurvy bomb-proof partisans who's,
only participation in the war was tht
ignoblc part they took in bringing ii
ABOUT.
We have heard it said that the thor
ou.h-hred greyhound, in the chase
vii never tear the flesh of an anina
that has surrendered. the miserable
curs that follow the pack, when salts
tied that the noble game is beyond tn
yuwer 10 Do them hurt, are iuuous 10
Mo blood The illustration is peril
ncnt ami applicable TO the times. IL
kick the dead lion may serve in tn
The usual ciap-trap way, to keep tn
Radical politicians in oiiicc-but it doe
not assist to reconstruct the Union.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Mr.. II. II. Helper has purchased
from the United States the site OF the
Salisbury { n. c. PRISON.
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N MBER 40
Africa goes Westward.

For some time past there has been Il
lively exodus of the Africa element
'om these parts Groups ranging in
Ie from a dozen to twenty five are
d y seen to take their departure tor
the Mississippi bottoms, whore they are
promised alb ndent employment at re-
munerative wages. We trust their
Aopcs may be realized, and we suppose
.nrv will if the habits Of idlcness they
ave ndulged hcreabouts can be sha-
,en off. Agents from the aforesaid
!aut'tions have been here for sonc
~ collecting laborinS forces for ihe
oming var, and SO iaras our oLselva.
tons hay extended they are eininen,y
successful. 10 use Il classic phrase
opular in the petroleum regions--and
C lang of the petroleumites" is
'"t {" ''c dispiscd--thc agents "struck
OIL when cy came to Atlant,, for i'll
{" ,a- -,:,o,,lrI negroes in a half-dozrn
,ates seem to have come down upon
- somewhat after the style Of the locust
nuniaio of Egypt, Here they have
hgrrcd 10 the NrtrImcnt of vegetable
,'r'l,ns and smoke houses, and to the
ripund disgust Of all honest people.
The toll not, neither do they spin,'
rut lnry lice ne crtheless, and to all
,ntents and purposes arc having Il merry
time, II is to lie regretted that our pco-
pie have hcrn unable to make available
the labor, but the want of capital and
We very much fear the want Of energy,
TOO sens to have prevented. We
have seen during the rnst season giant
forms in sufficient numbers stridiny lcis-
Hrelr through our streets to make this
whole section Of country "lloom like
the rosc,' if they could have been prop.
rrIy directed. Our people, we believe,
have never rightly comprehcnded this
natter. licrrUiean efforts should have
bcen put forth to retain among us that
.,rcat requisite to our wealth and future
prosperity labor Of our form er
slaves, Ourpeople have dcspaired too
luickly, They have not used the prop
cr measures in many instances to induce
he negro to labor Faithfully. They
have become disgusted with the thrift.
less nature of the poor creatures, and
having NO power to control them, have
irsIartd of making their labor avaiIa-
bic. We admit that there has been
much to try the patience of the former
Shareholder, but they should not permit
this element Of oar strength to depart.
There is a certain ,'"rau's;vr "'oOnoucc
that goes very far with the humble un.
dcr-tanding Of the noAr> :; may he
won to Il great extent by overtures Of
kindness Deaf lairi, wl,n him, and
interest him in your business by u con.
yincing argument that as ynn prosper
Just IN thc same proportion are his inter
ests advanced. We shat be glad to
know that parties owning land will
awake to the importance Of securing
this labor and retaining it at home 1t
should not he permitted 10 depart to the
Mississippi bottoms. If it is found prot
liable out there, may not we make it the
same: Stop that exodus. Our rural
regions must not be III! owed to grow up
in weeds. We cannot afford it--At,
ianta Mteligenccr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Kentucky planters say that the to.
bacco crop OF the present season is the
best ever known in that State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Onc OF the PASSES Ivy wI ieh the ] a
ciic Railroad is to cross tiv r ky
Mountains is about ll.u0J feat q owe
The lcye! of lie sea.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

II is estimated that tn cost to Aus.
tra in her recent disastrous war ven.
tllre will be $500. 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

South, and it is for this reason--for
our love Chr our suffering country
that we write as we do,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Ey.President Buchanan is still IN
vigorous health.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

The Government has not sold and
will not sell any Of its iron clad vessels.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-17

Minnesotas popuia.iou in reased 40
per cent. .ast year.
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81 LOVE YOU"

A tired woman hushcd to sleep hcf
NESTING babe. Beauty once made her
face radiant, pcrllaus, but all that beau
ty is gone now The blue eye is dim
and fadcd-tho pale brow covered with
lines of care, Perhaps, with that far
Off look of hers, she sees three little
graves green with as many summers
Her home is very humblc--all day she
has toileu, and the fainting spirit almost
surrcndcrs to fatigue, the downcast
eyes tremble in teurs-shc is so weary.
'And every nerve twingles when the
"boys' come home hun yry from school,
some with tale Of sorrow that mother
must hear r..'
And. often they were hushe with
kisses or chidings. it is time to get sup
pcrlOr seven hungry mouths, and the
accustomed, never ending routine Of
putting away and cleaning up, till the
worn-out crcst,re wonders with sigh
if there really will ever come II rest to
her---'n "tHrpal rest
At last she can seat her weary limbs
in the ,rl conner rock ny-chur, the
babe whose eyes closed tfully to low
lullaby, lies in her fathers lap. He is
u plain man, that good father. with an
honest face and a great heart, that
would take IN all the care and sorfow
of the household
The babe sleeps. With rude gen
tcncss he lays it on its mothers bo-
som, and as the ruddy tire-lights play
over her careworn features. he looks
upon her with eyes suddenly grown
uslrous and heautiI'nl. He lifts his
great han soy till it rests on her
slou'der as he says:
- love YOU, dear Mary
How the poor heart leaps into love,
light m rest How vanish the cares
that trod upon her very soul. She no
more remembers the tpiisDme washing
She reflects not now tna' the pretty
babe with pink flushed cheek aTainst
her breast had worn her patience
,hrca ibare with its constant tears and
unrest. She forgets hat the fire would
smoke, the broth bum, that the chill
ircl trascl Ter. tn the lin, broke,
and that cvorN limb in her fra ne achrd
with fatigue.
What were those in comparison viii
tn slradIaSt love that had burned Tor
eighteen years, in the sunlight of hap.
piness. throuIh the clouds OF despair.
when beauty made her winning, and
wilea her charm Of lovein@ss had
gone, and the freshness Of her youth
had departed forever? What cared
she for augh outside her home, though
she had many sorrows while such
words thrilled ner whole being?
IL love you, dear Mary
An! you long married and rerining
husbands, who exact every attcttlon
and ,,ntv--how much would it cost 10
makcvour home thus beautiful with al!
its cares? ! tell von one word will
loosen great burdens from the shoulder
Of the toiiiny woman you cali your
wife. Try it, Go home some night
and look upon her with the eyes OF long
ago. For one moment think how great
trials she took in her heart when she
married you. Then tenderlv clasp hci
hand and rs she looks with wonder
oE"nnd eyes. sar to her in = low and
steady voice, not carelessly, not spor-
lively, but earnestly
IL love yon."
Trust me, it will he 20 her and to
you both, better tina, / am ,n,ls.'
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r " NVFkCE 40 TRAVELLERS GeR9NG3
Try S0uTH.-The new LINE OF STE4MFRS
leaves Shears Wharf DAILY, Sundays exceui Ell,
Tor tne following points connecting at Norfolk and
Fare fr0n!
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe. O.
baltimore to Norfolk .. Z ~
Baltimore to City Point ..... SGG
Baltimore to Richmond - EGO
Baltimore 10 Petersburg .........,.,,.,.,,..., Ei,
aPll-tf J. RIPCEWFAD IL III
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Tho material of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHoSPHA'rR
= Isl manufactured contains fifty per ce,,I -
rabie T IMAM Raw Some therefore :, "a more o
fortiizinp AGnoa present gives it. sreat .dditioaal
that Il years experience has pro g,d n tbs
manure. and it is nnT o,r graiI than even stable
rf'0e S'7 Per ton--2G6 ibs .i' i,ut laatiag
fe27-ly soI. HSB % pEErpBF6sG
uu,r,r, 'oie Fropr .etc,r and Nn-.'rnn+,r,
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NOTICE.
HYGIENIC WINE,

In presenting "Eyatnic Vino" to the notice Of the
pGbhc. we beg modestly to Gail your attention to the
following true statements. viz:
lsf; hyglenlc Wine is used by the better class ot
people throughout Europe 0''' -
q. 1t is approved by tho most eminent physicians
Of America. N @'
3D. 1t is approved by numerous Schools Of Medi-
Of Paris ~ ~ " AL
18th 1t is rot secret preparation, but scientific
one; Tue ingredients Of which known 10 our most
eminent Physicians and prescribed by them in ali
cases Tor which 1t il recommended.
ON 1t contains no Alcohol or Whskey hat has far
Its base one Of the finest Of pure Wines.
MHh such recommendations, ii will win its Way
INTO the laVUr Of the American people. Wo rest on
Its merits alone. 80
Us name implies its purposes. Hygienjc Wine reg
uIatea the system throughout. inparting healthfuI
motion to the blood, aud soothing the nerves
FOR LADIES
Is Just me thing. 1t possesses pleasing taste
rlca delshttul flavor. and imparts strength in All
cases Of weakness As an appetizer it is une0ual
anu n0tnng ls 70 genial to TIE senses as its gently
STIMULATING ELECTS III assisting digestion,
" G warrant that, upon trial. Hygicnic Wine will
De pronounced the best tonic known in the cOuptry
ASK your druggist for IIyGIEEIC WINE,
Respectfully,
LAMBERT & iHAWpINT
., sole importers and PToprietore
hy4-oC 81 an" 33 broadway, N. Y.
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01AE GLENN d. CO.,
" REAL ESTATE AGENCY

81 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE
are prepared to buy. sell and exchange Real F,tats
20 REM Houses and collect rents to borrorr and
MONEY 70 attend to Investments and other buspS.i
NJ ~. - E-k-A-ASS R3OGSES.-On St. PAM rorrL -
E fLauIsoh; on Monument, west Of St. PsUI. m
E.1g H B baInmore; on kutaW, north of FTs,,k
IN 1 On hutaw' north of Madison; on LcxingTon aa
VI me; on 5ar9ogar near Gimqr; on Caih0u2 ne@T
iIJ Ed 5qS g .l o. fierce gear Chatsnortb '
FUR KEN -Four Country PLACES ,,sll ,I
so %o& SG ~ i3 s I'd, the city III
raso err fSo y NANias ID oc r. borrow On Mort
CATONeELLLE PR0PER:r u s .To,'ntr, Sat,
sale or rent low. = "hu unllpEoFcoi Tor
f. iIa lex Building Lots from
commanding View tn o :" p the Frederick road
sale lease low. u cl''' counItJ anu flVer' Tor
IN F Az ds 70 5oE y SAL Fans from 70 900 Acres,
for saie low W. mites Of Maryland and Virginia-
in 5iSo t,ENTS-9round ts from $50 to 800
49, sections Of the city fo- s2e on favorab b! q
mhj- ply to JOHN GLENN < CO.,
III So Second street. Bait.
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BEATTY-CULLEN.- the 1st instant, BY the
Rev: Father Dougherty, Joseph G. Beatty to Miss
annie Cullen, both of this city
1I Ia ,IuLhNER..LAW.-On the LIST instant, at the
T Tss, baintlm3re street. by Rev. John W. Hedges,
81 Raa; Faulkner. ESQ.,. and Miss Susanna Law ali
,FORD-,DARLING.- the 9otb milf Of tho ,os;-
Iobn N Inc 6rqes parents by Rev Henry Bishop
81 InbD hfora N. and Laura j., eldest daughter
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GSAPEElaE. RT0CR

HI tAFEElaE L. RF0CR
- OF TIA
| MARYLAND REVOLVING STEAM FAYT9A-
TON ASSOCIATION.
One fourth fths STATE PATENT
Secured ss : BONUS.
PRESENT CAPITAL LIMITED TO $4,000.
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w. ARTNERSHTPS.

Il UNDERSIGNED have tbisdav formed
L. ;2partnershp. under the firm and style of LORD
nnV6lNSuN; CHAS. W. LORD.
Baltimore, May l.. 1866. G. W. ROBINSON.
NOTlCE:-AIl persons having demands against me
are requested to present them for payment and ali
May !, 1866 -A' " L9t g.:
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To Correspondents.

G aolicc can be taken Of anonymous communications
po'e r. "a intended for insertion must be n,tLen
hcote" fn TIE name and address Of the ,oriterwnot
HeceSS" ~ for publication, bat guaranty for his
goo I'm. We are not to be considered response
"'e 10 me Opinions e1Dressedbv corresDondents,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Th.. omit
~ sst,en VIII DO made to the Mayor and t oity
City Council to close Orange Alley FOE Noytb ne ,e
Holiday streets. w fss .11Si.a 70
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DIED.

jane BettSn ased h WS5Rg the Mrs.
WEBB.-0n the I'd of May, 1866. aieTandHa.y Wiki
OF tne First MARYLAND Volunteers aged IS years e'"'
LENTz.-0n the I'd instant, Peter Lent agsd %
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y" III ID " ~ y VT. VI u
DIRECTORS,

Il AP. STEVENS, Attorney At Iar ~ " OEEF9CE.-F
ing and st. Paul sts Entrance I'd de cor, Ley
Pau street. Professional business on st
the courts OF Baltimore and State of Ms w Ia 81
Houses Farms and Ground Rents Bought snS s
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases fo S ~. soid
West yEginis and Psnnsylvania alao. Coal am u
1872, = faI2-1y
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& z2SD "A SGPEREGR Hs3ssElsY.--We can con-
t' scientiousjg recommend to those suffering from
2 distressing cough, DR.. Strcklard's Meiliiuous
Tough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
snd il Tirhal rot dsagreeabe to the Ia to- There Is
no doubt that tho Me!idCous Cough Ba]sa is one Of
rTietOr claims for H.. We have tried it during the
psst WeeS and foInd relief from a most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr.. Strickland Ne $50
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio and for sale hv
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomsan & Block, All
a. P"ssIor e C". iV3-IV
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BSGTS AND gEFaEs

EVN > . \ u. RICH ARDG
E -, Formerly ofI2G Light streof yybsr,
the sento 4' Of FP P6s most lepec3y invite
St9ek Of BOOTS aud SHOES Of tbs; %P a 70 tne'f
h iiaotu5e, Wholesale and retail Also, Lsdics
81, and Chdrens Shoes Superior stock aIcrs
and at prices that defy competition '''' No'ice'
RICHARDS Il JOHNSTON
Hpl0-1m between WnIb:- Iiom wa! street
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%TIRGISIA AND COED FsIAL
WATER COMPANY.
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SAVINGS BANK OF BALrIu0gD.

1,o1,D--,,,-, - APRIL Z, Ioo5.J
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND
The President and Directors of the Savings Rank
OF Baltimore have declared an Extra Dividend of The
To1ts OF Its business for the three years ending st
March, 1866. amounting to S3lO,435,
This amount is BY law divided to s1Irh sr,ns ~ bovo
been IN Bank for year or more in the foIIoy;nS
propo rtions: -'-1' " lag
To sums deposit for three years,
an Extra Dividend of snsr cpr+
To sums on deposit for two years. N'1''
an Extra Dividend of 4 ma, oe,t
70 sums deposit for one year. 0'--'
an Extra Dividend of 3 mar co,+
This Dividend, added to the regular Animal Intn,
est OF per cent? which is carried to the credit of
each Depositor on the LIST of April in each Tear
makes for the last three years. to sums of NOT les
tnan one years standing. per cent per apnum
without computing the profit Of compound Interest
on the pndrawn annual interest N+s'
Inc state, City and United States Taxes are maid
by the Bank. "-O p'iu
The above dividend will he carried to the credit Of
each Deposit0r and bear interest as deposit from
lst April, 1856. until withdrawn. - Wa
Tho Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will he
ready TOR entry in all the Depositors' Books on or
after the 9th instant. D''A' 0A VI
Thc office of the Bank is open on Mondays from
to o'clock. and on other days from 10 to O'Clock
ior tho purpose Of receiving and paying deposits and
Attending TO general business. ~
BY order of the Board,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, Pres't.
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SSMALL CEAss FARaFs.

HV9R SAIE-TWO FARMS IN BALTIMORE
NJ COUNTY, two in Anna Arundel, and a oountry
feat WITHIN SIX miles OF tho city, and several small
great bargain if applied for immediately, at No. IL
Law Buildings. to
ja4-tf NATHAN HARRISON.
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tLS7S FOR SALE.-.The Barge j. Z. SHAW.
5SA1y89 tons register or about $50 tons burthon,
---'--- Will be sold low. Apply at once to T. II.
nov25-tf
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ETICxEzssApEAI2E RANR,

~ Ba1TINosE AMI 81 1sfs
Tho SYOChHOLDEES &re hereby notified that
an Election for NINE BIRECTORJ Of this Bank,
or the ensuing year, will take place at their BarS'
Ine House on the SECOND TUESDAY OF MAY
NEAi, being the nth OF the month"; between the
hours OF 10 and O'Clock
apI-tMyS JOHN s. Cuttings. Prss'L
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+ 81 II. akNAPa's GEaYgQIrs.


~ The ne, exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
Ef.AL, september 5t1, st o'eteok 4. ~, Oh Nhica
a4y rev scholars will be admitted.
4ntec higher classes exclusively intended for youac
aSiss, were formed Last aGuarr. ana ars IN SUCCESS
t1l! operation az present.
Esrsnts sandil; bcaToers sro reaaszted 80 provide
tor .heir puIetllai arricai.
eHHi-tf 3 KNAPP
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SUMNER RESORTS
WHITE SULPHUR sPRy .c,.

a,;A IN FL III q HN sK'Ass NGs
-~''S'- DOUBLING GAP, r,
subscriber and viii b e nayo leased by tho
Day OF June. Persons wishDc or about the first
Prom; G. IL. MANN
ap23-eotje1 r 4etor of the Jones House.
vrzuHuzurusrussnas.osrz~ HARRISBURG Pa
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AGRICULTURAL,

a Crop eUARANTEED.
IA BERGER i BUTTS
EACELS1Ok SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
ALSO THEIR
AMMONIATED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
r. j. RUTH IL CO., Agents
nhl0-ly No Bowly's Wharf Baltimore