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WASHINGTON.

eIBLEY's REPoRT-CoNGRESs-D ELEc-
T1oN-NEws AND GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-Sibleys report, as
published in the Chronicle, covers seven co..
umns. The only affidavit, in which the white
story is told, is that of Mumford S. Poore; the
others (fourteen) are trom persons attached to
the Radical procession, mostly freedmen.
Schenck and Morgan have given an intima-
ton that they will not recommend session on
the 18th instant.
Recent local elections in Delaware indicate o
Democratic majority of 5000.
The President directs the Secretary OF the
Interior to restore to Louisiana the statue OF
Washington, brought North by Butler.
George q. Moore, Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue and Collector for the Thir-
teth District, North Carolina, was arrested
for neglect of duty and alleged defalcation,
Moore gave bail. The case will be fully heard
Monday.
Edward A. Pollard is here applying for ac-
cess to Confederate archives.
The statement OF Mr.. Stewards contemplated
marriage is untrue.
General Carlin has been relieved from duty
as Bureau Commissioner in Tennessee, and
ordered to report to General Gillem for duty.
Colonel Thompson, OF the Second Artillery, re-
heves Carlin.
The new whiskey regulations which have
been issued contain the following provision
for commencing operations No distiller's
bond shall be approved until his dlstilling
warehouse has been provided and established
under tie act Of July 20, 1868. No distillery
ehan be permitted to start until storekeeper
has been assigned to such warehouse by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue"
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The Dorliurton southerner saws: On Sun

The Darlington Southerner says: On Sun
day afternoon, the 9th September last, as MISS MISS
from church in company with one George
Windham, she was approached by 4 man on
horseback, who had left three others some dis
tance of, who said to her, "Is your name BOD
dlford 2" She replied ''no." He then said, Il
will see," and came close to her and raised her
hat to see her face. He then drew pisto! and
shot her in the head, rode to his companions,
said something to them, when the party came
forward and discharged their pistols at her
killing her at once. 1t is not stated that the
mar Windham gave her any aid whatever from
these fends in human shape. 1t is stated that
the woman was OF bad character, but that does
not in the slightest manner palliate the crime
OF killing her. Suspicion points 10 an lndiviu-
ual in this district as the murderer OF the
woman.
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in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, October 10.-The Legislature
will adjourn at II o'clock tonight.
News reached here this morning Of terri
BILE Ku-Kux outrage in Russell county, being
the murder Of the loyal Probate Judge and
Clerk. Resolutions were offered in the House
calling upon the Governor to have the county
declared under martial law, and troops to be
sent there at once. In the Senate, a resolution
was offered requiring the Governor to offer a
reward Of $4,000 for each man engaged in the
murder. The Democratic members suggested
that it was wrong to denounce people without
a hearing or trial. News has been received
this evening that the whole report was false,
and neither OF the alleged murdered men is
hurt. The Governor received dispatch stat
ing that there was not word Of truth in the
alleged murders. The whole thing was a trick
to make capital fer the Northern elections.
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. NEW YORK.
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE DEATH OF GEN. coRB-
GREELEY FOR CONGRESS.

CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE DEATH OF GEN. coBB-
GREELEY FOR CONGRESS.
New YORK, October 10.-Yesterday morning,
Colonel Williams, of Florida, accompanied by
Baptist clergyman, called on General Cobb,
when an animated conversation occurred be-
tween the minister and General Cobb. The
General and Mrs. Cobb were taking leave OF
their guests on the stairs leading from the
parlor to the Office. General Cobb sat down
ON the stairs; when Mrs. Cobb observed o
tremor OF his body and contraction of the
muscles of the face. The attending physicians
of the hotel were called, but before medical
remedies could be administered the General
was carried into the reception room and in a
few minutes was corpse.
The Republicans of the Fifth District have
nominated Horace Greeley for Congress.
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EFFECT OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION IN CUBA

EFFECT OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
a correspondent OF the New York Times, writ
ing from Havana, on the Sd instant, says:
From anything to be observed here, no one
would suppose that revolution was going on
in the mother country. What little the people
here know Of the matter is discussed very qui-
etly and guardedly. The Creolss-when there
are no Spspiards near-generally chuckle over
the scanty information they have, thcueh none
of them appear able to say what benefit they
expect to derive from the change. The news
papers here have little or nothing to say Oh the
subject, and merely publish the Two or three
brief telegraphic dispatches contained in the
government organ. One of them this morning
has long leader on the women OF France ane
England, and another scathing review OF tht
condition OF almost all the countries IN the
world except Spain. Whatever may be the
result there, it is not probable that any disturb
ance will occur here. The Spanish residents
and naval and military men stationed here have
generally been long enough absent from tine
mother country for the moderation OF thsil
partisan feelings. AS to the Cubsns, lazlness,
If not loyalty, will always secure them from re-
volt. Any change that may take place, here
will be quiet and gradual
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erCOUNsEL FOR THE CARELESS.-THE
tody is machine, and carelessness in its manage
mcnt s as sure 10 lead to evil results as careessness
in the management of Q steam engine. Yet the last
thing that most people think of is the protection OF
this delicate piece of Creations handiwork from the
subtle causes of dseace by which il is surrounded.
It is no easy thing to repair the system when in
ruins but there is DO difficulty in terrifying itagainst
many CT the dans sers to which lis exposed Guard
against nervous debility. At the first symptom OF
this forerunner OF more serious ailments, sustain
the 1a:g ing energies of nature with HOSTETTERS
ST MACH BITTERS. Take it regularly and per-
sisenty, until bodily vigor is thoroughly restored
It creates ON appetite, prom otes-or, it might as
p. opcry be said, compels-the complete digestion
of tie TODD, regulates the secreive action OF tue Nv
er tones and invgorates the bowels improves thc
condition OF the blood. and gives frmhess 10 inc
nerves JJpon q system thus strengthened and reSu-
lated in all its important functions, tue logs anu tA
haationS of au unn, pregnant with the eieen.s y.
intermittent and remcnt lever can make Httic VI
no IMPRESSION. Whoever supposes tnal lc'er uau
ncue is an unavoidable evil in certain Glstrlcis, at
this season of the year is egreglously mlStaheu. ~
etcctuay as draught OF cold air Is shut OUT os LUZ
CLOSING oil door, this complaint, and all disoruers
of mlasmatc type. may be prevented by me use oi
the BITrr RS Whcu sickness can be avoideu oy u
ncans so s,te ana simple is it not the merest fatu
ty to neglect the proiered antidute? Rcgardeu etnet
az a preventative or cure for dyspepsia ollou9
ness intermittent fever, nervous disoruetS, eeueta
| debility or constipation OF the boWeis, lnis pHe
vegetable preparation stands alone.
October III
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PASTORAL LErrER.-A pastoral letter from
Archbishop Spalding has just been published,
in which we find the following paragraph:
In their pastoral letter to the faithful, the
Fathers of the Council admonish them to alb
stain in future from certain fashionable dances,
commonly called waltzes, round or German
dances, which, as recently ,practiced, are
shocking to every sense Of delicasy and "a dan
gerous to morals. The more effectualiy to
carry cut this warming, and to remoye all
pretext for viewing such dances as harmless,
We have strictly enjoined that they be neither
taught, nor even practiced for recreation
among those Of the same sex, in any OF our
colleges, academies or schools, whether con-
Quoted by Cath olics or placed under Catholic
auspices.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
n~S~, THE INMAN LINE, SAILING
NEHxyf+S5 SEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the o.
ZIIMlI5S3No S. Mails, consisting of the following
%G2zZ- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing ev,ry Saturday and every alternate 4ondas,
at PM., from Pier No. 45 North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By The MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
1st Cabin. ........ .s10O Steerage ...........
1st Cabin 10 London. los steerage to London. 8
lst Cabin to Paris lis steerage to-Paris.
Passage by the Monday ste 'mers-First Cabin $50
gold; Stecraso $50; payable in U. S. currency.
Rates ofuassage from New York to Halifax; CabiEs
$50, Steerage, SO; payable il gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Eariour6,
Bremen &c., at moderate rates
Stecrage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply ct the Company
offices. JOHN g, Dale, Agent,
No. Is Broadway, New York.
Juue4 emo
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funfral Jlotife.

aS-The Relatives and Friends of Mrs.
AGNES CALDER, and of her sons. WILLIAM and E..
GEDDING CALDER. ore respectfully invited to ut
tend the Funeral of the latter at the residence of
Mrs. CALDER, in Anson-street, at Three o'clock This
afternoon. OCTOBER II
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FROM MEsoporAM1A.-rh Rev. N. Williams.
Missionary at Mardin, Mesopotamia, writes: Il
must tell you how splenGidly our sewing ma:
chine (Willcox & Gibbs) works. We needed
new lounges, and sewed for my wife one hun:
dred yards Of thick ticking, from two to seven
thicknesses. 1t has not once been out OF or
der, not once baked, and it is q comfort
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN n


BALTIMORE AND MEN,
Via Southampton.
TIE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN IL ozIc
BALTIMORE. ......... Capt. Y0ECFLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSOH.
OF $500 TONS AND roo HORSEPOWER
-~.- WILL RUN REGULARLY BE-.
NE9ssyT.1@@ TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BR-.
LEgi9slG3SfiJNYe MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
zssS5,IEA5s-. Bremen on the 1st Of each month.
From Southampton on the 4tb Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st OF e0ch month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-Fron Baltimore to Bremen
London. Ravre aIid southamptou-Cab $50: steer
ags S36. From Bremen to Baltimore-Cabin S9C
Steerage $40.
Prices of passage payable in gold, or its equiva;
lent.
They touch at Southampton both going and re.
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills OF lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each v"ssel
All letters must pass through the Postofce. No
bills of hiding but those of the Company Tlii be
signed. Bills OF ading will positively uol be d.
vered before goods cleared ut he Custonnousc'
For Freight or Passage, apply to
a. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles-sreet, B1ltinore-
Orto MORDfCAI Il CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, S. O.
April 90 6mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM COLUMBIA.
ARRIVAL OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DAILY News
Columbia, October 10.-Mr. Adams arrived
ON the Charlotte train this morning. He IS
young looking man, and I am told that he is
not vet thirty years old. By some mischance
the committee missed him at the depot, and he
went to the Hotel in an omnibus. 1t is ar
ranged that Mr.. Adams and General Hampton
are to speak on Monday. Short addresses
were delivered to-day by Messrs. Perry, john
son and Ha npton.
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There were monster Democratic mass
meetings marked by great enthusiasm at Mar
ion Courthouse, on the 7th and al Sumter on
;he Sth inst.
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Shipping.
FOR NEW YORK~MERCHANTs' LINE
TO SAIL THURSDAY.

FREIGHT ON COTTON FIFTY CENTS PER ONE
HUNDRED POUNDS.
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Spffial notifes.

M-J. R. SOLOMONS, NJ. d.. DENTIST,
has returned to his Office Hascl. street, opposite
Synagogue. OctoDrrl II
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NJ NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE
Steamship SARAGO'SA is Tins Day discharging
Cargo at Yanderhorsts Wharf All Goods remain.
ing on the wharf at sunset will be stored at expense
and risk OF Consignees.
October 10 RAVENEL & CO., Agents.
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n7,- bride AND BRIDEGROOM.-ESSAYs

n5- BRIDE AND GROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR Vol NG MEN on the interesting relation Of
BRIDEGROOM to Bride in the institution OF Marriass-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free CT charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phiia.
depLia, Pa. 3mos septcmoer =
COZ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-ThlS
splendid Hair Dye is the best II the World; the
only true and perfect Dye; Harmless :e'iaoie'
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints: remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes inv9o-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by all Druggists and Ptr'uEers' aIo
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory ~
Bou,l.street New York. Tyr JenuaF:
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@ FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRs.
JOHN CAMPsEN l. co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Oh
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The store is
large and commodious, an1 having secured iu'i
stock Of the various cereals they are prepared TO iur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates.
Seotember "a ., eomNf
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FOR NEW YORK.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP compY,r,

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'D.
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RE"
DUCED RATESI
~f~Scca STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE,
NEENp ~ line leave Pier No. ~, North RIVER
ZE1WDlIS3V'e foot of Canal-street. New York, o
$500 szss 12 o'clock noon, of the 1st 9th. 10th
and oath Of every month Except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding
Departure of 1st and oath connect at Panama Wits
steamers for South Pacific aud Central americap
ports. Those Of 1st touch at Manzanillo
departure Of 9th OF each month connects With
TIE new steam line from Panama to Australia an6
New Zealand
Steamship JAPAN, leaves San Francisco. 70
China and Japan. November 2.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but &C:
direct from New York 10 Aspinwull
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the what
foot of Canal-street North River, New York
March Il Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
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l. THE REGULAR PACKET SCHOONER
;tA ". SMITH, TooKER Master, having all
LNINAher heavy freight engaged and going on
.@board, wants 200 to 300 bales Cotton to ill
up. WILLIAM ROACH.
October u 8
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sg- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
LINE.-schr. b. N. HAWKINS will discharge Cargo
This Day at Adger's North Wharf. Goods not called
for will be stored at risk and expense of Consgnees
October 12 WILLIAM ROACH.
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aTCHARLESTON CLUB HOUSE,
HOLDERS will present their Scrip, and those having
lost them viii forthwith give notice OF the same to
Messrs RUTLEDGE l. YOUNG. No. 26 Broad-street,
preparatory to the Declaration of q Dividend.
s 5hS5S sHSSE a SSssSi SS$Hi sssaiDra. Trustees.
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FOR EDISTO,

FOR EDISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.
nE-A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA >.
,Emgss3t=sl=S Captain JAS G. RUMLEY, will receive
Freight This Day. and leave To-Aorroo Morning,
at O'Clock, and Edsto same day, at II o'clock.
For freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN b. MURRAY, Market Wharf.
E1-Steamer leaves again on Friday Aorning. at
O'Clock, AID Edisto Saturday afternoon, at 3oclock
October II II
FOK PALATI<A, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE E,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN
RIVER.
THE STEAMER CITY POINT
IEsa@c l11oO tons burthenh Captain W: T.
NcNELTY, WI leave South Atlantic Wharf every
Tuesday Nhit at 0 O'Clock, and Savannah every
wednesday .Jternoon, al o'clock, for the above
places.
Returning will leave Savannah for Charleston every
Sunday iiornirg, at O'Clock.
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods LETT on the wharf after sunset will be stored
at expense and risk of owners.
]. D. AIKEN L CO., Agents,
October South Atlantic Wharf.
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N~arca THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
MIrY2 STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON, j.
LElbWINh1Yo BERRY. Commander. will leave Ad-
szzs--3@- szs-3@- gers Wharf on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at halEpast Four o'clock P. n.
RD- Through Bills OF I.ading on Cotton to Boston
and Providence at low ,ates.
The Steamers of this Line insure at three-quarters
per cent
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER l. CO.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bav (Up stairs).
Tho steamer MANHATTAN will follow on Satur-
day, the l7th inst, at hafpast Nine o'clock A. NJ.
October u
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FOR BOSTON-DISPATCH LINE.
J. THE FTRST-CLASS REGULAR PACKET
IIA Schooner B. n. HAWKINS, J. p WYATT,
ANASSMaster, having the bulk of her cargo engag
..ed, wants two to three hundred BALES
COTTON to fill up and sail with dispatch
October 10 WILLIAM ROACH
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES TON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

FOR NE " 20 RK.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-14

Tng CHEAPEST DAY GooDs SToRE We ever enter.
ed Is that OF Messrs. T.. u. Clraveland a Co, 1903
North Gay Street, lialiimorr, whose reliable Ad-
yerIiscmcnt will be found Ia the Union oday
We especially refer To this house because we think
II due To the interests OF readers TO state what
We know that ihcy may embrace the same advan-
ingcs We have awaited ourselves VI to save large
perccnium IN the purchase Of such goods US they
offer. At Clcaveland's you can buy New York
auction dry goods by the small quantity al nraf-
y the same tales our merchants have 10 pay Tor
them by wholrsale At jObbing houses in Baltimore.
All goods warranted as represented. Now, II YOU
wish TO order irOm ,hc above house, all on have
TO do Is To send On your ncmoran lum aud state
what goods you want, aud the best can be afford
ed at any given price, and they will be scui you
rs chrapy and satisfactorily rs II you were prcs-
ent TO sci Ct them. just give the Mcssrs Clcavc-
land trial, aud our word for 1t you will have
justice done you and FULL satisfaction assured
Gay street is the cheapest tu buy dry goods in.
aud no store ID cheaper that street than Clcavc
lands tdccl.
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MAINLAND BAFTisr UxIos ASSOCIATION. The
lhiriy.ihird annual meeting Of the Maryland
baptist Union Association, composed Of dele
gates from the various Churches Of the Baptist
denomination In the State, was commenced In
baltimore on Wednesday morning last The
following delegates were present from this cOun-
", the number Of members in each church, aud
the bapiisms during the year, lciug also given
I'dssrIe Chureh.-llev. Joseph Mctiam aud
John q. Cox, dclgga,cs; ha,ztd, ? number Of
mrmbers -.
GOO'i Lkcpe Church REV. Joseph Mcltam,
pastor, delegate.
Hcryord ChHTeh.--Hcv. John ". Jones, pas.
tor, VIM. Rowe and Thos. Rowe, delegates /;
number Of members, %.
FeTrea ChHrch.-JOhn l.. Price and Thomas
Wilhelm, delegates number Of members, co.
Huntington ChHFch.-llev. John Berg, pastor,
delegate; number OF members, %.
Satcr's Chureh.-Rcv. J. l.. Lodge, pastor,
Abraham Bowen and Thos Shock, delegates ;
baptized, number Of members, -.
Hiram Woods, Jr, Esq. OF this county, was
elected Moderator OF the Association for the cur
rent year.
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TOSvsOntOVvn Institute.
a Boarding aud bay school TOR Young
SadieS.
Under the care # krv. aud Mus. Il. J. CONE,
At 70 WSONTO wv. BALTIMORE 60, M.
will open Tor the reception OF pupils.
Monday. NeDfcgLfr IA ls6s


uNIlls INSTITUTION is intended t. afford
Il facilities ior u thorough. solid aud refined
education. IL Is situated on an emincncc over
looking the York Road Passenger hallway,
seven miles from Baltimore, with which city
there u daily and hourly communication. Ia
addition a. the natural beauty aud salubr,ty oi
the place. there ~ attached large aud convcni-
cut bathing rooins, the water Of which L. fur.
nishcd by living spring ON the prcmi.cs
The nuhnbrr ot bnarders will d. limited a.
twelve. aud IL desired. will be received by the
year. thus aiiording parents and guardians the
opportunity 81 n home. as we'll ~ u school. for
their children and wards.
TERMS :-Bnard aud Tuition ia all ordinary
branches. per scs' ion ~ twenty wcrks....$iuu
EXTRAS Music. Ancient aud Modern Ian.
guagc'. Drawing. Painting. dc.. at Professor.
charges. payable strictly ~ advance.
b'ar'l"r, furnish th"ir own towels. sheets.
pilluwrHs aud table uapkin.. These articles
must b" marked with III" owner. maine ~ full.
Washing will lee rhnig"d extra. ~ cis. per
dozen.
PupIls will b" ADMITTED. nj any tim" during
the session. anu charged from the date 81 -n
iranr". y" 'l"'lurti"ns i"r abs"nr". excerpt ~
ease 81 extreme Hn'l rr"trartcd illness
Da. Scholars will be- received 1T 81 t. 80
per s"ss"r. according Z" studi-. pursu. i All
extra b"ing at professors charges.
There Is Hls'. "a CONNECTION with the above.
classical aud commercial lsI'a rtmcnt fer h"y
under III" spectral rharg- 81 KrV. X. j. Cone. ~
sisted 10y competent t-arhrts. whirh. h"~-v"r.
will bee 'rparat" aud distinct from I'll" young Ia
dies department
REFEkkSIES: Rev. l.. T.. iiick"k. u D..
Pr"si'icht Union college. Schenectady. y. York.
Rev. u. W"l."y. u. l.. LII H.. if-- l,i-nt
Yale college. New Haven Conn. Rev. " ".
Ca,i"ll H. D.. Pr"si,i"n; Lafayette College. Ea,
ton. Pa Rev. J. l. H-nd~r-"n Annapolis. Md :
&. :. Maltby. baltimore. Mi: 4. Is. Miller.
Pr"p'r Maltby House. Baltimore. Md. r. a.
Spence. E-g. Cambridge. Nd J. B Wells.
Pr"p'r Sine'ilry House. Tow.ont.'wn. aud M"s-.
Lnngn"rkrrs { '"nn.r. Editors nf the Baltimore
C"uniy Union. Tnws"ntnwn. Md.
y. B.-rupils living "n the line Of "a" nali
more and York Road railway. will bc charged
but hall the regular ear fare.
For circulars aud other information address
Raw. X. J. CONE. 4. NJ.
Aug. I5.-iy. Tows"ntown. Md.