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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

SUNDAY ScHooL 1EssIfurE.-Psrssant -
adioafnnsns the Sabbsth School Teacher
Institute will meet st tho New School Pres
bytefian Church on Monday evening, 9th
inst. at n o'clock.
The Committee have been assured BY many
that the meetings last year were the means
Of promoting the Sabbath School interest in
Keokuk, and trust that the Sabbath School
workers Of all denominations will take An
interest in the work this year, and come out
and help them, that they may feel encouraged
TO continue in the good work. Lot 40 have
good turnout Tomorrow evening. Opening
address BY Rev. Mr.. Crittenden.
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CLASS b.
HoRsIs-No. 5. RoAps1KRs,

Best aged stallion, Western Stock Breeding
I'd best aged stallion, Joel Cory, Mont 10 90
I'D best do ID Brtce, Mont. 90
Best year old stallion, Robert SNnson, Mont 90
I'D best year old stallion, + Seward, b.. %
ID do do B Ynmferman, Frank 2 90
Best yearlihg colt, Thomas Butler. s 20
I'd best do ID Hudnut, w P......... 90
% best do Stewart, r R........... ! %
Best sucking colt, Darlington Cory, Mont, 90
"a best do d Menkee. W P...,.. 90
Beat geldidg, Thomas Slack, r A. 600
Best mare without colt, Il Layton, B.. so,
I'd best mare do WSorter. Nont %
Best brood mare with colt ~ her side. o New
berry, d Observation-Disclosures. 90
I'd best brood mare with colt BY her eide, b.
Yumferman Frank. .................. 1 90
I'D best brood mare with colt by her eide. RIB
Qninton, Den. ................. l 90
Best3 year old Alley, Layton, q B.. ~. 90
81 best do do eesmon, Har. ...,... 90
sd best do do Jacobs, Mar. . 90
Best2 do do Henry Able. Frank $500 40O
"a best do do II 1cVay, Frank 49,. 40
Best yesrling hlley, G Il Moon, Mar. 90
"a best do j Lewis, Frank ........ 100
Hest alley colt, B Hampton. Mar. ........... 60
I'd best do Lewis, Frank. ......,... 90
Sd best do b Ynmferman Frank - %
Best saddle horse, D Fordemwalt, P R.. 8 90
Sd best do Brewer, PR. / 90
Best single buggy horse, John Rourks. + N, 90
"a best do do do II Sheppard, GB 100
3t do do do do Newbcfry, Y B.. / 10
Best match buggy horses, Hale, r n. 10 90
I'd best do do do 8 Snapp, Wash. q 90
Sd best DO do do J S Cowdrey, Wash 90
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

A,carded at the Lee County Agricultural
Fair, heldat West Point, Io,oa, September
o2d, 23d, d Gath, 1868.
CLASS A.
CATTLE-NO. l. Short HORNS.
Hest aged bull, J Millard, vB Dip & IS 90
hest year old bull, b QuintoD, Den 8 90
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CLASH
NO H. HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES, STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS.

Best natural flowers Mrs George Hook West Point 90
Best teting, Mrs J DQ6todard, do 200
I'd best do Sarah Young, Pleasant Ridge, 90
Best ladies' hose Miss Mary Sem, West Point...l 90
Best wool hose. Mrs " r Stewart do .........1 90
Best oriental painting, Mrs W Tibts, Washington, Dip
Best bead work, Miss Mary Kempker. West Pt....1 W
Best slipper (raise work. do ....-Dip
Best fancy reticule Miss Eliza Smith do .....50
Rest shelf frame Miss Hale do LOO
Best shell monument Mrs Rinearson, Marion II 90
Best wool tda Mrs Hobart, West Point. ........l 90
Best ladies' work box, George Hook West Pont..1 90
Rest knit mittens, n Bond Pleasant Ridge.....l %
Best knit drawers do do ......-..1 90
Beet 10 yds flannel, Mrs Clinefetter do ......2 90
Best specimen water colors, Miss Marsh do Dip & 90
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+ q II s A l. r..
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
apr Cor. Main and Fourth SITS.

kfOR SALE.-Lots ! and 2, in Block ~
u Red's Addition Price $50 Tor each lot.
Also Lot TO- Block 1873, on Concert Street, between
18th and 14th SITS. Title perfect. Price k4ao
Aso Lot half of Lot 4 Block 43 In Kiibourne's Adj
dition to Keokuk, with story frame dwelling
tanning three rooms cellar oisern stable and the hes
variety of fruit to be found in this city on the
quantity of land This property fern eriy occupied
by r. A. Ward. Title perfect. Price u. 900
Enquireof Ii. b. TEN EYCK
anga0 Corner ath and Main
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President. J. Brce, Summitville
Vice President-C. X. Rsdman, Fort Madison.
Secretary-H Lusk, Clay Grove.
Treasurer-J b. Lawson, West Point
Directore-F. II. Holland, Summitville
II. G. Wier. Pilot Grove.
h.A. LAYTON Jollsyville.
D.. Ford emwalt, West Point
A. Anderson, Primrose.
Chief Aarshal-C. G. Bauder. Primrose.
superintendent Of Grounds-James McCardel,
West Point.
An entire settlement has not yet been made. but
II 10 thought that the Society Will be tribe in debt
whom all 10 settled
There has been nearly $500 90 expended in repairs
and improvements on the grounds the present
season.
Tho weather was quite unfsvorable, but the show
ofstock, agricultural PRODUCTS and agricultural i'm
plemcata, domestic manufacturer, pantry stores,
fruit and household manufactures compared very
fsvocably with fosme years.
BIZ WOoDMAN, Secretary.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms
\ cellar stable, cistern, nice garden. grapes and
great variety OF fruit treesfu lot, all In good cond
,iou-on Franklin between 18th and l4th streets Title
good. Price $l2o0-haH cash, balance time, En-
qsre of ". h. TEN-EYCK,
Rsal Estate and Insurance Agent
julie Cor. 4th and Main-Sts
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CLA80 Js
No.13. PANTRY STORES.

Best loaf OF bread Mrs Brce, West Pt....Dip TO
Best sponge cake, Mrs J Knter do ...........1 90
Best pound cake, J Brice do .............l 90
Best white cake Hattie Goodell Pleasant Ridge1 90
Best jar Of pickles, Orson Case do ...-1 90
Best jar Of preserves, Mrs James Daugherty, West
w
Best plum butter, Mrs McCune, West loint.....1 90
Best peach butter Mrs Woodman do ........-.1 90
Best cheese, knslow. Pleasant Ridge 90
jar Of apple jelly. James Ioggy, Peast Ridge1 90
Best jar Of grape jelly, Mrs etodard, West P.. 90
Bes jar Of spiced peaches, Mrs Casery do ..1 cu
Best ave jars Of butter, Mrs Samuel Clark Pleasant
IN - W
Best honey, J w BARLOW ~ W
Best lard George Hook, West 90
Best grape wine, do do .............-........1 90
hard soap, E D Stodard do ................1 90
Rest soft soap Mrs Canady, West Point 90
Rest tomato catsup George Hook do ...........1 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

00AA sUeAR-CuRKD HAMs-of sup,rssr
iossk1sos 4Lsnz
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-07

- The osly great oas-and-osi ''Dsmocras-
" le" city 10 Amsriea Is New York. There the
Pfineiplss Of The party have Tres ronrss. The ds-
serA''s nAtesiy being over eo.ooo. What is
chs result Ecoaemyf iiosss,y No, much bot
ssosneus taxsslon aud uulvsssai sbgssiux Tia
srPssss Of ruusisg . ''d-snosraii," rl,y govern.
nss' lest ysar Anosu'sd 10 he nice little sum u
S1l, SCI, eos. Ss--lwlrs what !, ees, 10 run The
Uulssd States government aurIsg the Presidency
u Ioha Quisey Adams woulda't this 10 q
alec party 10 Esdues The sEpsasss Of he national
Govesnmsni
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-07

kA'LHoAh AcribEST -On Tuesday evening
last. when the Western Maryland Railrua,l
train was approaching the city. the conductor
John ". 0rndor9. BY some means fall on the
'ssek 10 front u The esrs. The wheels Of which
passed over boah legs. lie was taken 10 his
he,ae Ia The city. where surgical assistance was
rendered.
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Our Young Folks,

tbs demand ioT THE periodical continues aud Ne
hoIc every family which Is not ALREADY suptsd viii
once aiiow us 10 Freseaf them with copy for year
the simple coalition that subscriber with The
money h. sent old sui,seribers. not In arrears.
uili bs supplied also. u they will renewing their
subscriptions send us any cents extra. No ap
propriaie valuable present could h. desired,
which voald he 30 gladly looked for. from month 20
month this monthly magazine u brilliant stories
and eaatiful illasiraiions The pubshsrs price ~
ftb 29.-it
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lists coLp wSAIHEH will certainly adlaon.
,sh our male friends Of the absolute mI,orlance
al securing good warm gloves. stockings. un.
dsrelo,hs. &c. II 10 also important that they
should know where 10 purchase these necessa.
r'ss ehsaply, aud 50 we'll tell them that Sci.
bert's, IS West Baltimore Street, Baltimore. 10
the very place. Call aud see IL ., amt 50. Z
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-03-07

FAIAL A,,iD,Nr--A CIusEA ~ BALitN"r1
'VrNn r., ~ D., Ap.--The dead body 1T Sain-
TEL Feast. Esp, a we'll known resident 81 the
vicinity OF Cockeysvillc, IN this county va,
found upon the ice oi Gwynn's falis. near the
bridge ON the Frederick road. at an carly hour
ii Friday morning Of last week. Justice Lch.
man summoned jury Of inquest. verdict be.
Jug rendered that the deceased came to his
death by falling over the wall between the
bridge aud Tysons mill. There were but lew
facts elected which throw light upon the oc-
rurrence. II AppeArs. however. that NJ. Feast
hHd attended primary meeting in the Nine.
'eenih Ward Of the city. early in the evening.
and il is supposed that he was walking out TO
the residence oi his sou. on the Frederick road.
Which, the night being very dark. he missed
hi, way. and falling over the wall At the side
1T the bridge. met his death. Mr.. Feast was
an Ensli'hman by birth. but had resided ia
this county for many years. About forty three
years ago he established the extensive nurse.
rice ON Stricken and jenkins Streets. baltimore,
how carried on by his sous. lie always main.
tanned . high character tor integrity. aud has
LETT large family aud circle Of friend. to
mourn his sad death.
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like '"'sy how many years.

CsAssNn SifH lLticIr DisTiLLiN.
Pierce. charged with carrying ON the business
Ut sdi',iliery, Sb"ut four miles from the city.
an the Philadslphia Road. withou, paying the
special tax. had dnAl hearing on Saturday
last. before United States Commissioner Hanan.
Which resulted in hi. discharge. their being lao
evidenc. Addure.l 10 sustain the allegation
Mr.. Pierce Wa. however. required I" enter into
bail. upon HE avn rseognissnee, for his appear.
snee at the March term 81 the cirenit Court 20
ssstify ioT the United States against another
party, IN c=s- .uch action should become ne.
aesaary.
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OvsiIH 5, rr1H roH A CHARrrAnLE PrRrosE.
On Friday aud Saturday night Of last week.
the ladies VI Grsa, Falls Circuit. NJ. L. Church.
gave .ys,sr suPpsrs ~ Asbury Chapel, near the
toii gate On the fh,iadeiPhis road. the profits
81 which were applied 10 the fund now being
raised 10 erect a ParsonAgs Gor the Circuit. the
one near Hiss Church having been recently
cold. We understand that quite n large sum
was raised for the purpose for which the sup.
s,ara verp given
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CARPENTERS BOOK.

siN MONTHS NJ THE WHITE HoUsL
lay FeTsoH uho will send the name Of a new suhsegi
hrr for Tnr iSbGFrSpTSf for year With the none,
will ~ prtscnted with this book Il will be sent b,
mail postage paid, delivered the deck Of oaT pub
fishing oncc. uld subscribers, not n arrears on .,
ncuiuE their suhscrptons aud sending Hity cent.
extra, Nt also hr presented with copy q the Dok
We have already given away than tueiye thou.
sand copies of this remarkable volume aud the demand
continues undated u ought to b. Ia every family Ia
the country The rttai pficc at the iok stores 81 81
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Legal Notices.
Insolvont Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cr-.l
IN itors at CONRAD KRovER. AN apph
cant Tor the b,ncft Of the "isth Article OF ia,
Code of Public General Laws" relative 10 Ia
solvents. that the Be Monday iH Nay, is6s, ha'
been fixed iur hi, appearance 10 answer inter
rusa,otic,. aud tor final hearing 81 his cas-
bciric the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Dated tth day of January, isGS.
Tc-t EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk.
Ian ts-gu
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Country Residences. &c.

7 ASDS ON CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
IL miles from Baltimore. unimpro- -
- we'd. and some with supcrer M
dwellings. 4c. lsSi
4 Fine Farm OF - acres and sses
excellent Improvements, on the Frederick turn.
pike. miles from Baltimore.
Farm of 1873 acres, Of which 20 acres aie
prime wood land. between Monkton 4 Hereford.
F"r sale by
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law buildings. 81. Paul 81.
Nov. Aft baltimore.
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. To thecred
IN itors vi JOHN BYERLEY. an applicant
Tor the benefit oi the "iSth Article Of the Code
Of Public General Laws" relative 20 insolyents.
that the - Monday ~ My. ls6s. has been iiS
cd lni his appearance to answer interrogatorics
and for a FINAL hearing Of hi. case before tho
Circuit Court fat Baltimore county. Dated
l6ih day Of January. lSGs.
cst:-EbwARp u. ADY. Clerk.
Jan. tS.--yuf
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& a = Il A X IS
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident 60 the Horse
and Cattle.

ana Catttes
TTNIIIs Powder has been used many years on
Il the largest Diaries In Holland aud Switzer-
land gtth the sTeatsst success aud 10 highly re-
commended by the most skillful Veterinarians
In Lung Fever aud all diseases incident 10 the
Horse aud Cattle. Having been tried In many
eases with tho best result, we feel il our duty
to draw the attention Of Farmers and the pub.
lie Ia general 10 this Powder. and We are con.
WINGED that the use Of Il will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great lies.
REFEREXcES
q. IL. Michael, Baltimore county Jno. smith
JT, PIkesville Richard Price, Supt Stables Of
the baltimore City Passenger Railway Edw.
O'Neil. Alex. Riddle. Holiday A Son, Florists
NJ. Corling. Cattle Dealer, aud many others.
CERTIFICATE u Joha Dsrese.
MEssRs. Gas. A Wv. CAsrARI IL have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders ~ a pre-.
vcntativc against disease, for Eve months past.
aud prefer them 10 any that have used. Ny
cattle seem 10 like them, aud their appetite
improves from the use of them. When my cat.
tle have had coughs. found them Of benefit
| recommend them a. superior In my opinion,
to any now before the public: -.
sudbfOok Farm, near rikcsviil., Md
MgssRs. CmAs. A Wv. CAsrAHi ~ have been
using your Powders for Horses aud 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 appetltes aud keeps
them IN hne condition, ~ any one may see.
who will take the trouble 10 look Al one of the
"olive Dairy horses. -
JAMES TAYLOR, IT,,
Foreman Olive Dairy, Baltimore.
Prepared by CIIAs. A WA. cAsPARl.
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,
cor. Riddle ~. 6 ItAasyicuaia .ireaHe.
- Price soc aud slice per package Elk
packages tot SEQ.
For Sale 81 WILLIS DRUG STORE,
Feb. rs, ts6s.-ly. Towsontown, Md.
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Miscellaneous.

PA q l.. >
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
rs THE BEST IL USE, and has been well
IL known tor fifteen years.
We guarantee al, new work Tor five years
II is better than Tin. and costs half A. much.
Ee-0ld Roof. repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland. all Of which we
keep constantly on hand for sale.
EA-Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted with
our Patent Parsfiine varnsh.
PAGE. BROS. 4 CO..
Ill Smiths Wharf.
March 20. ls65.-5m
The Cheapest and the Best
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THA WEIIHhH.-Friend Ewing. Of the Tecil
Hk,g. last week. or week before. congratulated
the reader. ii his paper on the return II Spring
he had seen blue birds. " those certain har.
&c bingsrs Of the return at gentle Spring aud
had listened 10 their warblings. We think that
Just b~i"re Ewing wrote that h. had been &"
the odd Fellows' iait or " down street To- see .
- msn. aud mis,"ok lot oi SNOW birds blue
Sc with the cold" tot blue birds. At any rate.
w. haven't had any such indications oi spring
'lnut here. aud IL the blue birds have any 40
ton ri Immediately coming Z" this region. we
advise them I" postpone their visit {" m"rc
" convenient SEASON.
We have the authority at the RE, Pf,,. tor
laying that "hd S"A.'ey 'ra' ~, s,si <j'.,ag
" "soHh." We never before heard a SINCE lay
called month, hut pcrhap. the c'li,or mcsns
that last sunday had about n month. odd
weather "a !, Il Thu Is his position We ca ire
~ agree with him. old March came im like
" = lion" aud since then We have had intense
" cold weather, the thermometer IAN sims from
''"'ut A"r' 10 1--we or six degree ab"yr ~. Il
r~ined IA Monday night bu, the water iro.ya,
Il tell. aud On Tuesday morning everything
was covered with sheet IT ice, the tree. IN
particular presenting beautiful appearance.
IL was cold. however. un Tuesday. that al
though the .un sh"ne brightly all day tn, lee
"IrH the trees did not seem I" bee IN \; lca't
affected by IL. aud did not melt = particle. -
The ground remains covered with sn"w sni
tee. aud the slsighins Is yet good.
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THE WHOLE COMPRISING
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We have mad special uith "a. Hove - ne
Machine Company 90 furnish their world
renowned machine a.
Premium for New subscribers
THE INDEPENDENT

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the names u Ecnty four yearly subscribers. at our
regular subscription pficv s,e terms aoyel gill -
presented With Of these celebrated machines the
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We simply Uant the names with the Iaon-Sl ol
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Persons intending 20 take advantage Of this ole au
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Al subscriptions sent under this Offer must begin
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Farm For Sale.

EHTm EOr SHIe,
I'D ACRES FINE LAND. fronting on the
i cS West side Of the Dulancy's Valley turn
pike, miles fr'in .Towsontown. in n
S&e beautiful aud healthy neighbour.
- h"'i. well fenced aud waicrcd tsss
100 acres covered with a heavy ssAs
growth II wood aud timber suitabl. inr fencing
aud building PURPOSES. and convenient Ia guod
saw mill The Northern part frontson the turn.
pike aud Hlso on the Manor road aud is we'll sit
uatsd ipr store or public house. or both The
cleared portion is we'll adapted for building
sites. heins directly on the turnpike aud can be
divided :" a. o. give partition ii the timber 10
each lot. There 70 plain dwelling aud a small
orchard 1T fine apples. Apply I"
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings. 81. Paul 81.
Nov. ,--tf. Baltimore.
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Insolvont Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN itors Of JOSEPH BLUM. an applicant for
the benefit 1T the "Isth Article Of the code 81
Public General Laws" relative 81 insolvents.
that the ~ Monday in august. 1855. has been
fixed for his appearance, 10 answer interroga
tories, and for final hearing Of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
the 18th day II Fcbrury. 1888.
Test EDWARD II. ADY. Clerk
Feb. 27.-gms
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The Best Machine i'm the World.
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E6-LoCAL AGENTS WANTED
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= ~ - ~ u II y u De
1865.
HAVING made extensive preparations foi
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their orders early. Besides always keeping on
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for manufacturing ordered work. OF any stvlo
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our comma nd. We are confident Of being able ia
give the utmost satisfaction 10 all in want %
articles in our line. Our stock comprise
Window Frames, Sashes and Blinds.
door Frames, Door lambs and Door.
Mouliings. Castings and Brackets.
Slate aud Marble Mantels and Hear,hs.
Newell Posts, Balusters and Hand Rails.
Bracket shelves, Sash Weights and Cord
Inside and Outside Pivot aud Panel shuucr,
supplied at low rates.
ALSO.
Dressed Flooring and Lumber, shinRle- ami
Laths, Bricks. Lime and Hair, Hardware and
Window Glass, Sand Paper and Glue, Wooden
MSniels, Fence .Palings and wr" Graiings.
supplied at market rates.
B-All orders from the Country prompt,
attended 10. and everything sent out packelnnd
loaded carefully.
GEORGE o. STEVENS 4 CO..
No. - West Pratt Street,
Feb s.-6m. near Spears Wharf
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH !
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This solution Is destitute vi grease. u con
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All communications TO be directed Ia r. u
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Communications strictly private. The Solution
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Send postage stamp for re1urn answer. Prize
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ASOraEH srRpmsE PARrT.--A few nights go.
party Of ladies and gentlemen visited our old
bachelor friend. Robert wylie. Esq. Of the
Hook.town road They were entirely unex
Peetsd. and one may we'll imagine the feelings
ii Mr.. wylie When his premise. were invaded
W . host of laughing girls aud their attendant.
lie, however, immediately surrendered 10 the
invadsrs--weicomcd them with open heart land
arms. pcihsPs,) aud gave HE guests full per-
mission to &" make themselves at home. " And
they did. baskets were brought out. tables
were spread. supper eaten, and then violin
suddenly made its appearance aud lot some
hours the young people enjoyed themselves in
dancing Mr.. wylie fully appreciates the
courtesy ri his young friends in giving him
such an agreeable surprise, and says he hasn',
passed such pleasant evening ior--we don,
like o. say how many years.
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WANTED.

WllTE. FIELD, BUNCH. sPEcKLID
w Msrrowiatand Large Lima Beans; White,
Red, Yellow aud Potato 0niop Sctis Also Clio.
Yer esed kiE ghieh %. Highest market psics
viii Be paid. BY
JOHN n. GRIFFITH A CO..
Feb. Set ~ ". Pacm 81, Baltimore.