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DIED.

CASS1DY-On the 18th instant, CATH ARINE e,
vile OF Patrick CASSIDY, aged a years.
The relatives and Trien0s of n4mt!y resnect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her husband. No. lOlS Federal street, Wedues
day morning al O'Clock.
CHUBB.-on The :l3i n instant, SAMUEL CHUBB.
In the 64l n year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends respectfully in
viled To attend the funeral from his late residence,
NO. 1928 =. titlh street, on Thursday afternoon al
O'Clock. Funeral services to be held In the Eleventh
Street NJ. E. Church. Interment In the ground Rd
Joining
DE GROOT.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. SUSAN DE
GRoOr relct OF the late Captain James De Groct, in
the 75 h year OF her age.
The relaves ana friends invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence OF her son, James d.
GrOOt, No 933 Eighth street. on Fr day tn IL n in
s,ant, at o'clock. Interment at ST. PauI'J M. h.
Church.
HEsS.--on the evening of the 10th instapt ELEC-
IRA HESS, beloved wife If Elisha M. Hess, aged So
years.
be relatives and friends OF The family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her hushaI d. No. 9i9 Germantown avenue. on
Wednesday afternoon the 18th instant. AZ O'Clock
P. NJ To proceed to Glenwood Cemetery.
KESTHR.-Un the 18th instant. ELEANOR b.
KESTER, widow of the late JOhu w. Kester.
The relatives ano friends OF the family are respect
denCe of her brCtheTin law, William Ellis, No. 2Sii
Franktord road. on Thursday the 18th instant AZ
O'Clock p Nj.
NIXON.-On the I8th instant CORA. daughter of
William IL. and Clara r. Nixon, aged months and
IL days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
the funeral from her fathers resi- tenGe No 556
NJ Six cen h street. Wednesday, the 18th Instant n
O'Clock. To proceed TO LeyerlngtOn Cemetery, R0X-
borough,
WESTON the morning of the lith instant co.
RINA NJ, only child 1T James NJ. and ALnie j. West
aged months and % days,
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UNITERSAL ANN E,STP.
Views of GOV. BramIs,ts, OF Kentucky.
LoUIsYILLE June II, 1865.

LnuIsVILI.E June II, 1865.
Hon. It. O. McCreerg, WtStIHg gtOn, d. o.:
DEAR SIX: # 1 received your most eX-
cellenL speech, and cong aJulate GU upon your
very able and unansWerable Wind icatiOn OF right
principles and your destructive onslaught u pom
the TuinOus Iadlcalism of recun>truci iiou. am
proud To acknowledge you as a Kentucky Sena-
tor, worthy OF our State.
must tender you my sincere thanks for the
comp mtntsry Terms IN which YOU TeferstO the
"lBte Governor or our State Though | was for
"a time bitterly assatled for the policy adop ed
by me OF paruOniug all soldiers OF either army
VINO were Indicted Tor acts com itted by them
while In the course of war, vet nave the grati-
hcation OF Knowing that IL is now almost uni
Vefkaly commended, even by those who at the
llme opposed IL. IL was my earnest and tho.
rough conviction, ana upon IL acted, that
general cOndOnatlon OF all war grleVances
public and private, should Immediately follow
the termination of the civil war.
Universal amnesty, with no exceptions what.
ever, was the policy A advocated, and our eXpe.
rienCe in Kentucky fully attests the correctness
of The pTiucip ple. We have now in Kentucky
better and kindlier relations among our people
tnsn exists in any Stale North or South OF us.
anu IL is attributable to the policy inaugurated
10y me, and carried out by the Legislature upon
my ufgent recommendation. Had the same
policy been adopted by the Federal authorities,
our present dangerous condition would have
been averted, and this day, instead of having
an oppressed, down Jrodden and ruined people
In the Sou hern States, we would be the best
united most prosperous and happy nation on
Yours truly, THOMAS e, BRAaLETTE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SUMMER CLoTHINe.-All kinds, styles, and sizes,
Menu, Youihs, Boys, and Childreu's, ready made,
equal to work in stye, At, and make; also.
fine assortment OF selected styles Of piece goods.
be msde o order In the OF and most fashionable
manner
All price guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where. and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur-
chaser or the sale cancelled and money REFUNDED.
HaV ipdv bettUeen BRNHHTT q Co.,
Nh and Tower HALL,
PHJLADRLPHIA,
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FINE CUSTOM MADE Doors AND. SHOES for Gen
temen. Bartlett, No 3S South Sixth street, above
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I Z RI c n VA l. L EY
MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE IN 1898.
$5,OOO.OOO,

4
These Boods are secured by mortgage on the fol
lowing Rsi.rr belonging 10 tois Com pany, namely
the main lin from Phil 'ipsburg New Jersey, through
Sauch Chunk to Viikesbsrre, Pelnsyivanla lOI
miles: the Beaver Meadow branch. I7s miles and tue
Lei Ugh and Mahsnoy branch, 4216 miles making
total Of l6 miles OF road, including 78 miles double
track equal with sdings 3O9 miles of sing track
together with all lads. briGges workshops, ma
chineIy depos. engine houses, buildings there.
unto belonging, aud all rolling stock, TOOLS i'm ole
meuts and materials belonging to this Company, in
use on the said Railroads
Til mortgage is a first lie on all OF the above
Roads, except 4s miles, from Easton To Mauch CHUNK
which 1t Is preceded by mortgage for g. 900
due in 1879, the Bonds of which are exchanging as
presented for the present issues; those not
presented until maturity To be patio of the pre-
sent loan, making 1t fret mortgage on the ABOVE
mentioned property.
Sl.OOO,OOO OF THESE BONDS,
Either Coupon or Registered,
Are offered ninety five per centum with interest
rom the day of sale. free from state and UnIed
STATES taxes.
CHARLES G. .LONGSTRETH, Treasurer,
Once of the Lehigh Va ey Railroad q O'mosnV,
IL i'm No. 1903 WALNUT Street. Phiadelphia
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Ss1n stree,s.J No. sis MARX EFT ST.,
AND No. soo Rso. pwiv New YoRk
swANTKD-Two Boys tn 9 rip. and one to count and
pack. Apply at Cigar store. No. &c.
This "RdVer" ct uck one that would bring any
number OF applicants even II II included every body
az We 40 boy for who jud be glad IT cha
where tne would get PAID for stripping" such wea
ther az this? and instead IF 1.-TWO boys wanted II
strip" any number of men and boys could be had for
that urpose, on the very sn A'Iest OF wages. The
next best thing, however, is TO always the new
thin Summer Clothing sold at CHAs STOKES 81 CO.'S
under the Continental.
JRwBLRy.-Mr William w. Cassidy No. 10 sonth
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine jewelry and sverware the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure artI-
Gle furnished at a price which cannot be elualled
He also has large OF American watche es in all
varieties and at all prices. visit TO his
TO result in pleasure and profit
FINE CUSTOM MADE BooTs AND. SHOES for Gen
tIemen. Bartlett, No 80 South sixth street, above
Chestnut
MOSQUITO NETS and Canoples, at PATTEN's No,
lAS Chesnut street.
LACE Curtains and window Shades at PATTEN's,
No. II hesnut street.
OLD Mattresses made over at PATTEN's No 1903
Chesnut street.
UPHoLsTERING prlcj are reduced at PATTEN's No
l4Os Uhesnut street.
NEW CARPETS made up and old ones laic Mt PAT.
TINS No. 14OS Chestnut street.
GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 7SO Chestnut street.
IL YOU WISH for fine reading matter pay q visit to
No. l7 S. Third street, you Can there ch from
large and varied stock. All m amer of pctOrisls,
aeazines, news jouInrls, fashion plates, semi
hIips, NOVELTIES. nick naxs, ana light stand
ard works will be found upon the shelves Mr.. Tren-
hereby he furnishes his patrons with the New York
Journals several hours before the regular mails
rive,
oup sTocK OF SPRING CLOTHING IS deciicdyy The
cheapest and best. People WlL NOT believe
q ttlttL they aud examine
WAHAMAKEK d BROWN,
The Largest Clothing House,
OAK II ILL
The Corner Of St1dh and Market streets.
OUR Boys AND YOUTHS SUITS for Dress on Schoo,
are ne chtopest, prettiet and best.
WANAMAKkR Il BROwS,
The Largest 1uing House,
'OAK HALL"
The corner of SiILh and market streets.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMRnT Is The largest and best IN
I9lltadeiphtd Has hundreds of different
styles Of popdS.
WASAMARER d BROWN,
The Largest Clothing House
"OAK HALL"
The corner of Sirh and Market streets.
OUR CUSTOM CUTTERS men OF taste and a5tluy.
WANAMAKER d Brown.
The Largest Clothing House,
"OAK HALL"
The corner Of SiGth ana market streets.
OUR PRICES 26 cent beloio other houses pro-
dltcnl0 same goods.
WANAMARrR d BROWN,
The Largest Clothing House,
SOAK HALL"
The corner OF Sirh and Market Streets
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MOSQUITO NETS and Canopes, at PATTEN's, No.
l4(S Lhebnut street.
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MARRIED.

DAILEY-PEPPER.-On the llth of July by the
Rev. " iDism @. Moore, NJ g.. HARNY =. DALEY TO
Miss LAURA r. PEPPER, boIn of DowningtoWn,
formerly of Phiadel pha.
9RAEFF1STEE 1868. Mr.: ia:
COB Ora EFF, of Philt delphis. to M RS. HANNAH
NJ. SrEELMAN, daughter of Nathaniel w. Morse OF
Norrdgewock, Maine,
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON
B i o Cd p ANAOEA!

the mostperi e. vegetable com pound Of oil.
Il teraiiVes. ;onics, duretics and diaphorctics,
making it the iuost effective. iuviroratiug rem
oNaiihg anf blood eleansing cordial known b
the world. For the cure "f scroiula or Kings
Evil. Cutaneous Diseases, E.vsitelas. Rolls.
..................... Pimplcs and Blotche. on the
Face. sore Eyes. Scald Head,
London letter Affections. Old and
stubborn Ulcers. Rheumatic
u u % % ID: Disorders. Yellow Jaundicc,
ssli Rheum. white Swell.
Panaeea. inSs. Mercurial Diseases.
General Debility. Paipaia-
''''''''' .''''''''''' ton aud Fluucrins n the
Heart, Consumption. A.ihma. Syphils aud
>yphiiiilc Affections. inflammation ni the Blad.
der and Kidneys. Pains n the Back. propsv.
Nc To the broken down female It gives life
and energy. by restoring the powers Of nature
when health again succeeds the feeble form and
pallid check 81 the sufferer
Nothing can be- more surprising than its in
vigorating effects on the human frame Pe<
sons all w"sku~ss aud lassiiudc hv using the
FsSAcEt. az once become robust and full Of en-
ergy under its influence
Ladies who have pale coin plexious and dark
shout the eyes. hlotchcs and pmpics on the
face. rough skin or freckies and are out Of
spiriis, should use a bottle " two 81 LoxpoS
Bloop PtSAcE.. II will cleanse your blood.
remove the frecklcs aud blotches. aud give you
animation. sparkling cycs. fne spirie and
beautiful complexion. Try H.
~ Price 81 no Per Bottie.-sfg
The genuine have LoSnpN BLoop pASAcEA.
;. 4. Forrf. B,irNons. No. blown in the he,
tie. and my signature on tho wrapper.
=. 4. FOUTZ.
Manuiaciurer Proprietor. Bal,o.. Nd
wM. 5. sHEALEY. Aarxr.
Jan =. lss.-ly Towsontown. Nd.
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT,
Awful SLAUGHTER OF THE ESBNY
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IL HEAPS
on THE FIELD!

rINHlS terrible yet desirable result has been
Il brought about by MILLER's RAT KiLLgR,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of the age. Il
never fails but always does the work effective
ly dead shot not only 10 Rats and Mice, but
70 Reaches, Ants and all other kinds Of Vcrmin
Among the many advantages IL possesses over
all similar preparations, are the following:
II can be placed with safety anywhere, as il
contains not particle Of that most dangerous
aud inhammable Of all known substances,
IitosphorHs, which enters largely into the COIN.
position Of all other Rat Pastes sold. and which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper.
~ by hrc-we would. therefore, advise farmers
and others who have much eombustible mate.
rial about their premises. hot TO use these phos.
phoric compounds, as they run a great rick
therefrom.
Our Paste is composed Of ingredients OF which
Rats and other Vermin are specially 'ond Of,
hence they will cat IL when they refuse other
kinds. II never hardens and becomes worth.
less like those Phosphorie Rat Exterminatar-
but always retains lie proper consistency
none Of its poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently in the destruction Of these pests
OF humanity above mentioned. Rats after cat.
ing u have raging burning thirst which com.
psls them 20 leave their holes in search Of
water, and II the proper precaution be used 20
have no water open about the premises, they
will 60 or 10 find IL. and die elsewhere For
particulars see Wrappers on bottles. Try a
bottle We will guarantee IL In every instance
b do As We say. Prepared only by
A. J. MILLER,
~ N. Howard Street, Baltimore.
x. WILLIS, AGEsr. Towsontown. Md.
June 2o-ly.
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Family Grocery.
Uams a. Hutchins,
care mon STREETS, RALTIIfORl

u0mB a. dutoh1nG,
GAR 4 HfGH STREETS. BALTIMORE,
Inform their old friends and customers. aud
the public generally, that they keep on hand
WINES AND Liquors, in wood and glass, for
medicinal and other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands Of FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowdcr. Young Tyson
aud Black Teas Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee;
Loaf. Crushed, PulveriEed, Clarified aud Brown
Sugar broma, Cocoa, Chocolate, Farino, Rice
Flour. Sage, Yeast Powders, Sardines, Sauces,
Pieklcs, Extracts. Salad oil, Pure spices, Figs.
Raisins. Almonds, Crackers. Cheese, fine and
coarse Salt. Table and Dairy DO, syrups. New
Orleans and Sugar House Moiasses, Kerosene,
Lubricating and Lard oil. Tobacco, Dupont's
Superior Canister Powder, Shot, Gun Cans, &C.
all Of which We will sell at the most reason bic
price,.
ALSO. thcy now have connected with their
Grocery Store. adjoining Il on High Street. 4
store for the sale of
GUANOs. PIIosPnATEs OF ALL KINDS.
POtDRETTE,
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT, &C.
Gsi-GRAlN aud FEED of all kinds. Balcd
Hay and Straw. Field Seeds. and Country Pro.
duce 81 all kinds.
ra-The highc.t Cash Price at all times paid
for Oats. Cora. Potatoes. Eggs. and all other
Country Produce.
rf~With a determination g. keep the best Of
goods and soil on reasonable terms. they hope
a. m"ri. a continued evidence of public favor.
ALFRED IJAMS.
J. ALFRED ifUTCHiNS
June :. 1867 -iy.
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s EWING OH y Il

And il Relative Merits as Compared
wih other Machines.
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Miscellaneous.
O a = u A II is
CELEBRATED
HORSE 6 CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 90 the Horse
and Cattle.

A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 20 the Horse
and Cattle.
VINHis Powder has been used many years on
IL the la-gcst Diaries In Holland aud Switxor.
land with the greatest success and Is highly re-
commended by the most skillrul Veterinarians
In Lung Fever and all diseases incident 20 the
Horse and Cattle. Having boon tried in many
cases with the best result, VIC feel Il our duty
70 draw the attention VI Farmers aud the pub.
lie IN general 10 this Powder, aud We are con-
WINGED that the use Of II will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REFERENCES
c. Michael, Baltimore county; Jno. Smith
Jr., PIkcsville; Richard Price. Supt Stables OF
the Baltimore City Passenger Railway Edw.
o'Neil, Alex. Riddle, Holiday a Son, Fiorisis
N. Corling' Cattle Dealer, and many others.
Certificate Of John Derese.
MEssRs. CIAs. 4 Wv. CASPIAN IL have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders a. a pre-
tentative against disease, for Eve Iaonths past.
and prefer thcm to any that have used. Ny
cattle seem 90 like them, and their appetite
improves from the use Of them. When my cat.
Tie have had coughs. found them Of benefit
] recommend them as superior ia my opinion.
to any now before the PaGlis;; nr,,ror
sudbrook Farm. near Pikesyilie, Nd.
MEssRs. CuAs. A Wv. CAsrAm 81 have been
using your Powders for Horses and Cattle, up.
on the horses under my charge and have found
them superior 10 any that have ever met with.
They give the horses good appetiles aud keeps
them IN fine condition. a. any one may sec,
who will take the trouble 81 look at one 81 the
JAMES TAYLOR. Jr..
Foreman Olive Dairy. baltimore.
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10 Farmers, Dairymen and Country
Merchants.

y" AuuutIy
Merchants.
All VINO NAVE ron SALE
FLOUR. GRAIN. CLOVER 4 FLAX SEED,
TOBACCO.
LUMBER,
SLAVES.
TAN BARK, SHEEP. CALVES. POULTRY.
EgsA. Bacon. Lard. Butter. Cheese. Wool.
Rags. furs. skins, Dry Fruits. ETC..
(tAS have them veil sold at the hi CHEST price
~ ia baltimore. With full return always with.
IN ten days Of their reaching the city. by for.
wsrding u The Commission House tor Country
Produce. Of y. D.. MARINE,
so Frederick -. near Prstt Baltimore.
pf-The highes, chsrge made Is Firs Ter
Cent GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
Except liquors. purchased aud forwarded with
despatch. when either cash or trade accompan.
ice the order. lSePi. Z. lse7.-Iy.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
INTERESTING TO LADIES.

TRe Joiio,syng Extracts arc from ns Testimony.
TdkeA uader OafA, ~ a q recent case pending
before hc United States Patent Ugfcc,
upon he Actual Merits Of Me
asnnNaan 4. max nm
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MIL L E RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 FULL GROWN RAT WEIGHS ABOUi
4 FOUND, AND WILL DESTROY
FIVE BUSHELS or CORN
YEAR,!
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wM :. sHEALEY. AonxL
Jan. %. is6s.-iy. Towaontown. Nd
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DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES,
WINDOWS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
BLINDS AND PANEL SHUTTERS.
SLATE 4 WOODEN MAETELs,
NEwELPOSTs. BALUsTERs.
liOTBED SASH. SASH WEIGHTS 4 CORD.
&c. &c, IA short. q comp leic assortmentof
Building Materials generally, which
We oiicr e. the building public
AT MODERATE PRICES
ron ciSH
Ia Particular attention paid To orders from
the country - mail and work securely pack
ad for ~ pu,. Z.
LEWIS }. TEBBETTS & CO.,
No. iOr North Howard 81, baltimore. Md
March u, i.G>.-Iy.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
For Families and Manufacturer.

They are celebrated for doing the best work,
using much smaller needle for tho same
thread than any other machine.
THE NEW IMPROVED FAMILY MA.
CHINE 10 without a rival, aud cannot be sur.
passed. Hemmer, Teller, BFaider, Quiitcr
aud Guide 90 with each Family Machine free
Of charge.
30 EreTy Machine is Rear Pcrfccton a. the
best machinery in he rorid Gun make a.
They are adapted N all kinds Of Familyscw.
ing. aud Manufacturing Of every description.
making beautiful and perfect Stitch, alike on
both sides Of the articles acwcd, and will nci
Their rip nor ravel.
r4s- Tke PartS being cruelty alike. u any part
need 70 Be replaced. he operator caH replace t.
ir.fI- Loss Of time aai erpc,se Of sending 10 a
machine shop rarely o-cHis.
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THE USE or THIS GUANO in Maryland
Il for several years for Corn. Tobacco and 9th
or Spring Crops, as we'll as for Wheat. has IS.
tablished its excellence. IL Possesses all the
quickness Of Peruvian GuRno. with permanent
qualities not possessed by that article.
Experience has shown that this Guano ri pens
the Wheat crop from Sre 10 sir days earlier tina
the Super Phosphates. II also ripens Tobacco
earlier aud produces a crop Of better quality.
The Pacific Guano Company has authorized the
above reduction in consequence Of the depress.
ed condition Of the farming interests in the
southern States. Il IL the purpose Of the Com.
pany 10 furnish the best fertilizer at the kosresi
price which they are able 20 do by reason OF
their large capital and facilities. The Guano
is warranted same in quality as heretofore sold
by US.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
GESHRAL AGESrs ron rHE COMPANY,
~ South Street, Baltimore.
Aprti AIM
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.

Our Great Annual
MENOTNG SALE
OF
FALL AND WINTER
CLOT HIN CT
sl35.ooo. sls5.ooo. sl35. 900.
sls6.ooo. sls5. 900. slsS. 900.
sl35.ooo. sls6, 900. slaS, 900.
OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
1909 Boys Suits. 1000 Boys Suits.
1000 Boys SUITE
900 Boys Suite. 1000 Boys suits,
1000 Boys Suits.
1000 Youths Business aud Dress SUITE.
1000 business and Dress Suits for Youths
5000 business Suit. FROM sis to ESQ.
Business Suits SO, eI2, el5, SIS, a2O.
tIo, si2, els, $is, $40 for Business Suits.
Business and Working Pants from a. so 10 $40.
$3.50, -, 81, Is, %, 81, -, ~, so for Pants.
Fancy Drcss and Plain Pants from e. 10 $40.
Cas-. Vests at 90, $500, 81, $3.50, 81, all wool.
Black Pants at e., 90. q, a., -, eIo.
Boys Clothing Special Feature.
ouths' Dress and Business suits Speciality.
Mems, Youths and Boys Suits n Reality.
5000 Men and. Boys 0vercoa,s. 5000 Men aud
Boys OveFcoats from 60 20 go.
OvereOats Overcoats. Ovcrcoats. 0yercoata.
We are now offering the largest stock Of Cloth
ing in the city, at the lowest cash prices also,
all styles Of piece goods for order work.
Meme, Youths aud boys Suits for Business q nd
Dress, made In the most superior manner
The best talent employed in tho cutting de
parimcnL
We have also opened Hat department NJ.
der the special charge Of
HARRY NICELY. Tns LVR Ha1rHR.
and he IL prepared 10 show all his old custom
ets all tho latest styles Of Mems, Youths aud
Boys' Hats. at
MARBLE HALL NAT STONE.
No. - baltimore 81
SMITH. BROS. A CO.
Cloihiers. Tailors and Dealers In Gents Fur.
nishing Goods.
81 aud 20 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Nov. o. iSs7.-tI
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BUILDING MA7ERIALS!
BUILDING MAIERLALS!,

TuE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS, CAR
l. PENTERs. CONTRACTORS and all 9TH
crs Interested in the purchase oi
BUfLDfN1 MATERIALS!
+ invited To- our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
u wcll.srasonc'l and vol finished work. con.
sstng at
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RERGER 4 BUTTS
EXCELSIOR"
AND "AMMoyIATED"
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF Lime

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully 70.
fsrred To the above FERTILIZERS IS being
prepared in the beet manner, thoroughly rsli.
able and in every way calculated 20 give uni.
verssl satisfaction. They are extensively
known. being used With great success during
dent that al who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive q full return for their outlay, not
only upon the crop manured herewith, but
even for several years upon grass aud other
after crops.
Il. 8. RUTH a co. AsExrs.
No. Ia Bowly's Wharf.
July rs. ls61.-ty Raltinore Mi
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Baltimore Advertisements.
TO Builders.


ISGS.
HAVING made extensive preparations for
II carly Spring trade, We are offering unusu.
al inducements 10 those who are handing IN
their orders early. Besides always keeping on
hand large stock Of excellent work, OF regular
sizes aud styles. we have unsurpassed facilities
for manufacturing ordered work, Of any style
or size. from Seasoned Lumber Of the best quail
hy. with experienced and skilful workmcn at
our command, we are confident Of being able Ia
give the utmost satisfaction 10 all IN want IT
articles IA our line. Our stock compriscs
Window Frames, sashcs aud Blinds.
Door Frames, Door lambs and Doors.
Moulding, Castings and Brackets.
Slate aud Marble Mantcls and Hearths.
Novel Posts, Balusters aud Hand Rails.
Bracket Shelves Sash Weights aud Cord
Inside and Outside Pivo, aud Panel Shutters
supplied at low rates.
ALSO,
Dressed Flooring aud Lumber. Shingles and
Laths, Bricks, Lime and Hair, Hardware aud
Window Glass. Sand Paper aud Glue, Wooden
Mpntcls. Pence Pnings and Wire Gratings,
supplied at market rates.
Eu- All ordcrs fron tho Country promptly
attended In, and everything sent out packed and
loaded carefully.
GEORGE o. STEVENS 4 co,
No. - West Pratt Street,
Feb. S.-6n. near Spears wharf