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SPECIAL ices.
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA:


There h no disease which experience ha. -
amply proved b. be- reinediable by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
ia protected solution oi the Proioxide Of Iron.
Ne Dyspepsia. The most invetcrate forms Of
this disease have bcen completely cured by
this medicine. AIT pie testimony Of some Of
our first citizens proves.
FE"N tuE vENEHAHLE ARcH. DE lcoN sroIT, u. %.
DtnLas.. ,aaada East.
81 AIN az ihvet-rute Dyspstic of
more than 20 years standing"
81 have been 80 wonderfully bone.
fitted ia the three short weeks during which
have used the Peruvian Syrup, that | can
scarcely persuade myself OF the reality PEG.
pie who have known me are astOnishod at tn.
change. ! am widely known. aud can but re.
commend Ia others that which has done So
much Tor the"
ANorRER ;LERafHAS warns A. FoLLows:
My voyage u Europe is indefinitely post.
poncd. ! have Dissolved the &c Fountain Of
Health " on this side of the Atlantic. Three
bottles Of Peruvian Syrup have rescued the from
the iangs Of the iiend Dyspepsia"
\ pamphlet of - pages, containing u history
Oi this remarkable remedy. with a treatise on
Iron a. a mcdIcinc.' will be sent free g. any
address.
The genuine has :" Peruvian syrup" blown
in the glass. J. r. DINsMORE. frop'r.
80 Deg ST.. New York
ess~ Sold by all Druggists.
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DIED.

Fell asleep in Jesus, on Wednesday morning.
18th instant, at his residence ia this county,
Isaac DARLiSG, Sr.. in the sith year Of his age.
" blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. &c
Ichester county, Pa. papers please eopy.l
Departed this life, a. his residence Ia this
county, on February goth, JoHN T. IIorAISs, in
the i3d year Of his age.
la Baltimore city, in great peace, on the Goth
instant. after painful and lingering illness.
which she bore with patience and Christian
fortitude, sALLiE t.. In the 18th year Of her
age. eldest daughter Of 4. A. and the late Geo
W. Burke.
Fell asleep IN Jesus, on Friday, ?IsI instant.
at his residence in Baltimore county, CmnisiiAN
sArrER. in the s6;h year of his age, leaving an
afecticnatc wife and five children 10 mourn
their loss.
At her residence In the second district of this
county, on February 2lst. Margaret TInASrS,
aged 60 yearsi mohth and 20 days. widow Of
Jacob Timanus.
On the evening Of the 2eth instant, RicnAHB
w.. in the 18th year Of his age. youngest sou IT
Jane aud the late william D. Baden. OF Balii.
more county.
A. Druidville, baltimore county, after a sc
we're aud protracted illness, AaASh JASE, bclo-
we'd eonsort of william Phillips, IN the .sth
year Of her age.
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scRoFULA-coNsUMPTIoN.

DR.. LcG0L, u Paris. one Of the most emf.
nent Chemists of Europe, said
The most astounding results may be antic.
ipated when Iodine can be dissolved To pure
water"
DR.. II. ASbERs, after fifteen years o. scientific
research and experiment. has succeeded in dis.
solving oae and ono quarter graHs Of Iodine 10
each huid ounce OF water. and nc most ast0asnd.
Tag results hare foio,osi ~ use particularly in
scrolula and kindred diseases. Circulars free.
DR.. II. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale BY j.
J.. DlNsM0RE. ~ Dry Street, New York. and
all Druggists FEB lin.
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THE BALTIMORE M.IRKETs.
M.fRRIED.

On the goth instant, at the residence Of the
brides father, baltimore, by Rev. Jos. France.
T. T., Rev. JoHx II. MARsH, OF East Baltimore
Conference. N. 4. Church, 10 Miss sALriE b.,
daughter Of Samuel 4. Kirk, Esa
On the goth instant, by Rev. i. Warren. at
the residence Of the brides father, Hereford,
berland. Nd, and Miss MoLLIE A.. daughter OF
DR.. Vim. II. Price.
On the goth instant. by Rev. Mr.. Simpson,
JoHx II. GiLL 70 Miss MAaruA A. r. McCoxA>.
all of Baltimore county.
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xS.- Thr ultra democratic Jourosls do no,
take kindly 10 the nomination Of Gen. IIaucocl,
rs ih'ir candidate for President. There Il too
much OF the SMELL OF gunPowdsr about him to
suit some of them. They are no, much ATTRACTED
by an, thing connected With the late unpleas.
"an'n'ss." The Columbus CSi'i' thus urges
he objections
Behind this Hancock nomination IL the ghost
Of murdered woman, tho shadow nf which may
not he distinct, hut yet 10 visible.
The ghosts 81 the thousands u union soldiers
murdered and starved to death by the southern
traitors do not trouble ihesc conscientious demo-
Gratis, but that 81 the woman who was executed
for completely 10 the murder OF Abraham Lin
cola u ever before their troubled vision.
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Some days ago, Mr.. Geo. ". Smith. mrmber
Of the House OF Delegates from Worcester
county presented an order 10 the House. direct,
ing the Committee on Federal Relations to prc.
pare preamble aud resolution expressive Of the
sense of the General Assembly of Mary land res.
Peciing the present aspect Of national affairs. &c
Very unexpectedly, some Of the members oppos.
Ell the order, on the ground that il was il.nmed
and unnecessary, and general debate upon the
merits OF the proposed measure ensued. Il was
finally carried. however, by small majority -
During the debate Que OF our delegates Is report.
Ell to have delivered himself thusly:
Mr. Nicol4i, ofBaltmOrc county, heartily en-.
dorsed the suggestion II was high iime that the
people 0f this State should come out boldly and
openly The bold stand taken here las, Winter
bad restrained those people at Washington in
their designs upon Maryland, and had good Fl.
feet throughout the country
Isn't that an eloquent sentence and We feel
sure that il was rehearscd in grand style How
We would like TO have heard our friend Charlie
when he reached the climax Of bis brilliant pero-
ration and described how the bold stand" taken
by the last House bad restrained THOSE PEG.
"PLE at Washington - Surely our citizens
will be glad TO know that they have u faithful
sentinel on duty, who will watch 'ttoss people"
aud feArlessly restrain them Hut. Charlie,
dear, 'tho's people seem to have rorg i,lrn your
last Winters teachings, aud, within the last few
days, have been cutting up some very great
shines Couldn't you possibly take another bold
stand and RESTRAIN them again? Ry doing
50, see what service you would be doing your
party. BY coming out boldly aud OPENLY nov
you might save Andy from the proper punish.
men, Of his crimes aud keep him in the Prcsidcn.
iial chair. II is worth the effort, q, any rate
II yon succeed you will have no trouble in reach.
ing that coveted seat aud becoming one Of 'hose
'Pecris a. Washington yourself, aud you might
even he chosen TO GIL the place 10 which your
friend aud comPAtriot, Philip =. Thomas, Is de.
MED admiiiance. Weary not IN weil-doing,
Charlie For young CONVEX, 10 the democrat.
ic faith. sou have done well aud won golden
opinions Perssvere, aud there is really no tel.
ling how high you may go. &c, boldly aud
"oPcnly --dsnounce those people wherever
and ~heaever occasion Aifords--''so back" on
the union principles you once so loudly professed
rs often ne possibly, aud you may eventually 20
io-Congfess Our word for IL, hi. Is your only
means Of reaching tina, pinnacle Of your ambition.
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PuH When the atirmptto rrmoveAIr. Star
ion Was made known ,o tie Senate Gu Frida
last, NJ Summer sent the following NOTE 10 NJ
stanton;
SENATE CHANRER, gls, Feb, 'Cs
Ever sincerely, yours,
CHARLIx SuASER."
tlon. y. ". Stanton.
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CARPENTERS BOOK.

SIX MONTHS At THE WHITE HOUSE
tay I.srfsn who ul send the ola nsw suh,.r,
ber for ispnFnspnxt for year Win the nonss
VIII ~ presented With this book u viii b. ssne IL,
na sluHe paid, delivered AZ the dark % oar uu6
fishing once. Old saiscrilors not IN arraars ON ~
neuinE their subscriptions, and sending ~ ay ernt.
ss,a VII also " presented with copy q the book
We have aineady gyen auay more than twelve thoa
sand eocs % this rcmafkahe volume and the demand
eensinues anahaisd u ought 70 b. IN every nmlly 10
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ss- The New York Hsroid, which Il a valuA.
BILE paper when considered merely a. barowelsr
10 Indicate the fluctuations and direction Of
the public Hisd has al las, cnu,issled, unwll-
lInx, u Is true bat naas The less positively, that
General Gfaai wi,hoal .Ioab, Or question, Is TO
be not ral, the Republican candidate. but The
next President.
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LousyIlIE. kY., February %. 1865
L.a- Il q u..L. p.....L-..a Ill N -

EAcoURAaEnEu TO CoSunEss. During the
late iroahIs at Washington. dispatches were ssni
10 'aembsrs Of Congress irom all parts or the
country, urslas them 20 stand a'm aud by Nr
stanton. The Governors u several States sen,
dispatches ofIssing troops. " which The EsIlo~.
Ing. FROM the Governor Of Pennsylvania 10
Hon. Simon Cameron, Ia specimen
IlAnnimnUn0. Pa. February ~, lsCs.
The news to-day has created pruipnna
sruaa5lnn IN Pennsy lvania. The spirit u 81
seems again ~ pervads the Keystone State. -
Troops are rapidly lsnderibg their services 10
susaain The laws let congTaaa stand dFm.
JOHx W. GaAnY.
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THE INDEPENDENT

dnfinE the ifeseht Any person uho wlIl send n,
c names % tgenty four yearly subserlers Al aar
regular subscription price lsee a. abovs viii 4
presented With one q these celebrated marhnss a..
lowest price 81 which l. 400 u viii h. packed nnd shin
ped ~ eNpfess, ar otherwise, directed.
We simply want the names with che ulan.yl 81
Feally snh.ctihc for ~ they may he sent one a tlme
o. All totsther; they may he ~ post once o. me-,
fds fnbfcrberf.
Any eas Iessan subscribing Cor - years. OF any swo
l,.ens es ~ ysar. o. eny tAEse persens isr year,
Persons intending 20 take adv o. this osr and
srndina IN suhscfihefs' they obtain lkem
this account
Al subscriptions sent under this oasr must hswln
aoNEN
RsmitHncss must b. made by post olec money order
hant cheek. expFe.s lraidl
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Lana MAS NV CHlHnsiOr the dyspeptic which i,
not 70 be- wondered Al when We take into The &C
count tho amour, Of bodily and mental suffering
tina, this distressing mnIady generates. The 70.
rusiaa syrup "a proioxids Of Iron) has cured
thousands who were suffering from this dlssass.
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MOUNT MORIAH LODGE. A
IM No. no. ~
A., y. A A. NJ. ~
A stated communication Of Mount Moriah
Lodge, No. li6. A.. y. 4 A. NJ, will be held IN
their Hall. In Towsontown, on
Tuesday. Sd Of Maria, Isss.
al ! o'clock 2. NJ.
Master Masons In good standing. are invited
to be present BY order IL the W. A.,
ROBT. n. THOMPSON.
Feb. 2g.--lt. Secretary
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QANAWAf-frsm The residence " Ihs
~ subscriber, near Glencoe, elh District, Bai.
n ngS county: on February ID, 1888. WHITE
BOY named WILLIAM n. L0wMAN, an In.
drntured apprentice 10 the farming business
Ne T. about IA years Of age. All persons are
forbid narrowing Or trusting him on my account,
a. ! will lsuy Ro debts II BE contracting.
THOMAS J. PhiCR.
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.imofler ReSmEe 10 johnson.

A Few days ago, when II became known tina,
Gen. Sherman empha,ically refused to acrep, the
offered honors Of President johnson, by making
him General by bfsvei, Mr.. johnson sent CON.
municA,iou to the Senate, nominating Major
General George II. Thomas as brevet Lieu
ienant-Grneral and brevet General. No expla.
nation Of this VAS given, except that mentioned
BY the National Laisii,g,ncsT, as President John.
sons motives for conierring this rank upon Gen.
Sherman, viz that NJ. johnson desired the
appointment Of a soldier, 10 he OF equal rank
" with Gen. Grant. 10 whose hands, sad,r cir.
esssstanes' = sSeaa peril 10 H. Republic, n.
ssfsty wsatd ~ batter sissroi iLan Il nsr 10 -
u was snhjec, of comment whether General
Thomas would swallow the halt ~ lemplingly
held out but as quickly rs the news could reach
Louisville where General Thomas is In CON.
mand, ~ quickly came hack. flashed over the
Itelegraph wires. the brave old sldirf refusal 10
he used by Johnson. Here IL Geueral Tho,nas'
despatch;
LounyIllE. ny, February %, 1865.
Nor. ". y. Wads, Prssiism ef'iLs .SAafs
The morning papers Of Louisville announced
officially that my name was Yesterday sent 10
the Srnaie TOT confirmation NJ nrevet lieutenant
General aud Brevet General For the battle Of
Nashville was appolnlrd Major General, Uni
ted States Army. Ny seIvicrs since the war DO
not merit 80 high = compliment, aha Il l. nov
too late 10 be regarded a. = compliment. N
conferred for service during the war. | there.
fore earnestly request that the Senate will not
confirm the nomination.
0RoMaK n. THOMAS,
Major General
The hero Of Nashvills--ihs stern soldier. who
ihoash horn and raised In n Southern State, re-
fused 10 how 10 the brhesis ~ ireason IN 1851
still stands by bis country, even against the
commands Of the President. Allhonor TO Grant,
Sherman, Meade and Thomas, aud all their gal
liant eompaiIio,s. 1.-THE Army, as well says
0easFal Rmsry, "s unit o.
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VIZ suOscrlbcf VIII sell Al las Residence
i Brooklandville, miles from Baltilnorr
city. on the Falls Road. al
Friday. Me soh day IF MarcL. ISGs,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
q One very line q
A\RlDlNG AND DRIVING In
LA HORSE, years old: AN
One pair Of tine DRIVING MARES.
sand years old
Two fine young WORK HORSES. i year. old
Two good WORK HORSES. 10 year. old.
ONE BLACK MARE.
SIX FINE YOUNG AND WELL. BROKE
MULES,
SEVEN COLTS, unbroken three and four wear.
old, good stock:
MWD Six two. year-old HELPERS,
two year.old STEERS. fIFH
@A line MILK COWS. &C.
fresh in April; ! ALDERSEY BULL.
Reaper aud Mower combined;
One Spring Rake. Iron Roller, Corn Shelter.
Straw Cutter. two one. horse Carts aud Harness.
three sets Buggy and Carriage Harness. Ac.--
ILSO,
Large lot Of Ploughs and Farming Implement,
generally.
zD-Particular attention is called u this al.
a. the stock above mentioned j. first class and
will positively be sold.
TERMS All sums Of so and under. rash
above $50 . credit Of three months will be- Civ
en-, with notes secured
ke-cars leave Calvert station at $50 A. NJ.
aud stop At the door.
Feb. 2Y.-si
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The demand ior this periodical continues aud -
ehu allow us 20 prfiesf them With copy fnr one year
81 thr impe eonditon that subscrihsr With ths
monry D. sent ~. Old subscribers, noe Ia nrrrnr1
stl y supplied also ~ they will on rsneulna thslr
sahscfirtens sehd ~ any ceats sntfa. No new 81.
ksels,.e =. sAnah. tlessnt conld ~ Desired, ons
menth ~ this mouthly maEaEine u brilliant etaFies
ana .raas'fai illastras The puhlishsFs rlcs u III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-29

o. lNrEaEsr 10 KvEnynoBY .--Slnce tbs adVsni
Of the Star Shuttle sewing Machine IN the mar.
ket, about Que year ago the manufacturers have
sold about fihsen Thousand, aud such unpfscs-
denied irslilnouiais Of their intrinsic worth hes
psoiapisd them 10 tnlafge The machlne. and sih-
erSlse Impure Il, that nou The Star Shuttle
Sewing Machine stands without . rival. NJ.
Wilson deserves great credit for nuumiag ths
responsiosiiiy IN putting Lock Stitch Sautils
sewing Machine IN The market 81 such . very
low price, ~ direct competition with al the frat.
class aud high priced maehluea.
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MONDAY. rEnnnARY "A.

w SFsaiss ls slill IN possession Of the War
o'nee' not havlug lsfs !, sInes Saturday morning.
heavy guard q saidisFs L IN aud around ne
building, and no one Il admitted except upon
Me- siaaion's order. Mr. Jehnsnn Issued anolh.
e. order, appointing Thonas Ewing, q Ohio.
Secretary Of War, bat Gen Thomns sliu elalms
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A VALUABLE KENTUCKY
j A OK.
AND FINE BUGGY MARE
FOR SALE.
ENTCCKY CORPORAL was purchased oi
N Or. II. J. Breckenridge, OF Ky.,h
and was brought TO this county by tho
Rev. George Morrison. There Is noAN
better breeder in this country.
DiGREE:
Corporal is black Jack with a white belly.
foaled spring Of 1858; got by Lair's large Jack
aud bred by old James Gains; purchased bv
DR.. Y. J. Becknrdge Of DR.. Payne. aud after
wards purchased Of him by Rev. George Nor.
rison, in 1868.
This fine Jack will be- sold at Public sale. at
ADY's HOTEL. TowsOHTowy.
o" Monday, nc ga day Of Marck. Is6s.
at o'clock +. NJ.
yna-To the highest bidder
Also. At the same time and place.
A. FINE -
A BLACK
A MARE.
SUITABLE FOR RIDING OR DRIVING.
SAMUEL G. WILSON.
Feh. VT. AuctioneeT.
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Nes0 Advertisements.
WANTED.

WHITE, FIELD. BUNCH. sPEcKLED.
wv MarrOwiatand Large Lima Beans, white.
Rel, Yellow and Potato Onion Sets. Alsa. Clio
yer Seed for which the highest market price
will be paid, BY
Feb, 2g-st 20 N. Paca st., Baltimore.
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CtALL At h. u. cLEAvELAND A cOB.
~ les n. Gay ~, door from 'FRONT.'.
Before purchasing your FALL AND WIN.
Tkh pAf GOODS. tAng. N-tE
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Great PrcHllisar.ls.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.

Ne have made special contract With the Hove Sewing
hachne Company 10 furnish their World.
renowned machine -
Premium for New aubscriher.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFTicE 80 TnE MrruAL FInE INsrRANc. Col
~ bALrtnonn CouxTf.
February tath. Isss.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN. An.
~ nnal Meeting Of the members of the Con,-
pahy will be held on
Monday. ID Of March. is8s,
between ~ aud O'Clock y. A..
At THE sEcRETARY's OPFTcH. NotLEx
iNGToN ST. BALTIMORE,
Es' The purpose q else,inS ThirtSsR Dir~eior.
FRANCIS sHRivgR,
re"' ss'-HI Secretary.
TO BUILDERS. I
DkOPOSALs are invited for the ere,tion of
n an ODD FELLOWS HALL, near Harris
sonvtlle, 10 be built Of brick 35xs0 feet two s,o
ries high, with stone basement
for further information, specineatia,.s Ac.
apply Al the Office Of the baltimore County
UHioH, John ~. Griillth A Co, Paea Street, on,
P"s''e Hand Hotel, baltimore, or address.
JAMES l.. klnoELf, JR.,
harrisonvilic 7. o.. baltimore Co., Md
Feb. 33.-Jts
TSrsOntOwH EemaEc SeaiRasN.
A HOME SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES.
hrs. II. n. scHRNoK, Principal.
The spring Term u this IuslltagIsa w.,,so,a.
menee on Meaday. February 3tn, lses. raf
Circulars apply 70 the Book Stores, baltimore.
OF the Principal, Towsontown. tFeb. 92.-im.
OsALL AT n. n. cLEAvELAND Coz.
~ - u. -.
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q II Il NJ Il ND COL FAX
REPRESENTATIVE Public MAN.
the peoples choice for


Tendencies of Rcacton--wounds of the War
Taxation-The Party for Freedom In Peril,
by Rev. r. VI. POST. ST. Louis. Mo.
* l. L. PIN ALIV
An APPEAL TO CHRISTIANS.
by Rev THE" l.. ccYLEk, - D.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Praying in the Holy Ghost.
THE GREAT EXPERIMENT.
Is, Rev 'coFEe H. cheever, y. D.. New York.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio The 6rst
gun at the White House. Hopeful advices
from the south. y. Hampshire a Conn.
elections. Supreme Court on Re.
construction. The President
and his Cabinet after General Grant Sneaker
Coliax's receptions. etc. BY our Washington
Correspondent. d. W. BARTLETT.
Il h q Lost I'm age.
chap. tx OF an Original Story.
Written by AN Orthodox Clergyman expressly
i"r III" independent. aud destined 70 be. We
hrlirv", one of the most popular, racy and
instructive series Of contributions ever
given u Religious newspaper.
BOSTON CHAT.
boston never says die. Religious Prosperity.
Art. Crown Of New England. Gould's An.
Mcssrs. Harrison. Gray, Otis, etc.
by "nr Boston Correspondent, HAB1TE, one Of
the ablesi aud most spicy writers
in the country.
HENRY WARD BEECHER AND OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES.
The Guardian Angel and Norwood.
BY SUSAN POsEY.
DECEMBER WOODS.
la Original I0eH
by joel Benton. Armenia. New York.
A COMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
MAPLE WOOD FIRE
Endorsed by ." Blessed Old Black Woman. ''
story without 4 Moral.
roR CHILDREN.
by Abby Sage. Charlesiows, Mass.
Editorials, as Follows:
tn" Tongue OF Fire. or Extemporaneous Preach.
ing. Queen vicioria's Experiences.
Two Ways OF Loving
Loving the Good aud Loving the Wicked.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris, James, scott, Simpson, Ba-
ker. Aines, Clark. Dr. Kinsley, Edward.
ThomPson,"a a. able men as any Chris.
tan Denomination can boast.
An Old S"wsp,per--Thc Federal Spy aud
Daily Advertiser, Of Dec. I'd, 1874.
International Copyright.
Shall We Lose the Excise Law,
Week Of Prayer Editorial Notes.
:. Personal News.
New York aud Vicinity.
Religious Intelligence.
Revival Record. General News. Book Table.
Ministerial Register. Sabbath Schools.
Foreign News. Pebbles. Selections.
Commercial and Financial Depart
mont, as Follows:
Commercial aud Financial-Talk, News, and
GossiP in Wall Street-imporlant News
f"r Capitalists, Bankers and Business
Men Money Market-centraI
Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods Report-Dry Goods otatons-Pro.
duce Market Reports Prices Currant-New
T. Cattle Markei-FaFmers' Column.
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled in any other r..
H.tA
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HUNT SUHVuIs FUk fOINV LADlkb
Mrs. n. n. scHHNoK. Prsncipal.

The spring Term u this InslltalIsn wl,irgla
mence on Neaday. february 9tn, lsss. rur
Circulars apply 70 the Book Stores. Baltimore
OF the Principal, TowsontOwn. fFeb. 22.-lm.
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Tendencies Of Rcaction--w Wounds of the War
Taxation-Thc Party for Freedom in Peril,
by Rev. r. VI. POST, 81. Louis, Mo.
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p. VI. gu IN n,

- we " y ~ ~,
DEALER IN
Foreign a. Domestic Liquors,
Corner High q Hilien sts.,
BALTIMORE.
THIS HOUSE was established in the aLny.
II business by the late Thomas Humes. over
~ff any years ago. Mr.. QUINN,
H4klas his successor, keeps constant. Ef{fl
Mkly on hand a large aud well Sc A50
ieeted stock Of
OLD BRAxDiEs.
PURE RYE wIIIsKEY
or THE FINEST GRADES AND BRANns
ALso. GIN, WINES. &c., 4c.
Feb. ~. isss.-iy.
PLOUGH CAsTINasi
PLOUGH CASTINGS!
~
YvHE attention Of Farmers aud Merchant.
II 10 invited 10 my FULL AND COMPLETES
STOCK, embracing all the various sizes of he
WILEY. wOODcOcR,
smith, ATWOOD,
MINOR AND NORTON.
WISCONSIN, aud other kinds. all Of which
viii be sold Low by the single piece az ton.
e9-Alao. good assortment Of PLOUGUs
a. less than regular prices. at No. aAa North
Cay Street, Baltimore.
Feb. ~. ! ss.--iy.
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* l. L. u 1 y CT A LIV E.
An APPEAL TO CHRISTIANS.
by Rev. rHEp l.. crYLEk, u. D.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON

LEI TEX FNUM WASHINGTUN.
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio The 6rst
gun at the White House. Hopeful advices
from the south. v. Hampshire a Conn.
elections. Supreme Court on Re.
construction. The President
and his Cabinet after General Grant. Speaker
Collax's receptions. etc. BY our Washington
Correspondent. ID. ". BARTLE
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TIE WIIOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equalled In any other n.
ligicus Newspaper
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PUBLIC SALE
or
VALUABLE STOCK, &c.

YtHE subscriber will sell at his residence
l. Brooklandville, . miles from Baltimore
city. on the Falls Road. on
IIridaY. Me ?oM daK II MarcL. IsGs