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LOCAL y E W s.
anu.ement.. &C., To Night.

National THEATRB-The grand speCtacu
lar drama OF the BLACK Crook"
Walls OPERA HOUsE-Augustin DAYS
new sensational drama. "A Flasn of LIgnt-
pIDg"
PROY. A. V. :. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30i
Pennsylvania avenue.
FESTIVAL al Island Hall, for the benefit OF
GOrsuCh Chapel
CANTERRUKY HALL.-EIrst appearance
Monsieur Adrisn's Imperial Foreign BaIlef
Troupe III the Grand French Can-can, a..
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1T. AIMS lsFANT AsYLUM.-Amoog the
10y excellent charitable institutions in our
=. among the foremost entitled TO the re-
iapc- OF those charItably disposed is ~
Ann Infant asylum, situated on ~. o - os
y, nitn street and PennsyIyania ava
.,,n,,og ~ to the Circle. This excellent in
49, f,y is the receptacle aud nurse.
~ Il those heipls IS infants who soon rrs- th
Gavin OF NE are left fstheriess aud motherla
d-nrnaent aionr upon the bens volence OF our
community. Ine homeless aud frisndless
cas- are tenderly cared for. There - a a.. H
of long standing, amounting to near six -
bred dollars, which must be cancelled nv IN
donations of our aims vi vers- Sister A rS.ni.
will be glad TO receive gifts o! Provisions ara
clothing as well as money for the support o.,
these little orphans.
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Third Ward has ordered the wook OF laying
down flag footways on the north side of the
Northern Liberties Market, from Seventh to
Eighth street; as also a flag footway across from
the market to Massachusetts avenue. This Is a
much needed i'm Improvement, and the work will
be preceded with Immediately by the contrac-
tor, Mr.. VIM. HuZZy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

THAT'S THE BEN Gents Furnishing Goods
for the million, at the most popular, ano
known to be the cheapest store in this city, OF
Messrs. Franc Il Goldman, Marble Hall, No
45S 9TH street, opposite Patent Once. Good
Merino Undershirts and Drawers, for 50, 50 AND
and IS cents; fine article, 81 and SI.2 White
Shirts, 81, &1.26, $l-50, and Sl.75; a splendid
quality, So and $3.50. Socks, 10, Is, 20, and 25
cents pair. Handkerchief, all ready hemmed
Is cents. Good heavy Gloves, from 25 cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c, OF the latesi
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are SUR
that You will buv. The only agents tor TIN
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. 1l.27,l:
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To MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Call on
Chrisimas Day, between a. m. and II m, on
George w. Paeur's Bowling Saloon. under Me.
tropolltan Hall, ID and 18th streets, and Ia ste
his egg nog Come early.
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GEO. w BAKUR.

CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SOCKS. 70 keen tha
feet warm when riding, only 20 and p cents
pair. ADANsoN's
500 9TH st, next to Pa. avenue
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CHRlsTNAs GIFTs.-Nothing better than
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rugs. Ottomans
STAIR Rods, Cornices, &c. and no better plae.
TO get them than at w. :. Mitchell & Co.'S, cor
ner Penns ylvania avenue and 9th street. over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

lNQUksT.- Yesterday. Dr Potter, the Corod
ner held an inqu,s 81 on the body Of Mr.. I'd "
Preston. whose death by shooting himself was
noticed IN yesterdays STAR, aud "A verdict was
rendered that he came TO his death Dy ms own
hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The sudden cold
change in the weather has produced heavy
coating Of ice on the river, and caused appre-
tensions Of another partial blockade OF ntvi-
CATION. For some distance extending along
both shores the ice is quite substantial, and
scores Of youths and men are Awaiting them
selves Of the opportunity for fine skating.
There are no arrivals or departures to note.
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JOHN LEECHS HUMOROUS PICTURES
PIOTUBIs OF LIFE AND CHARACTER r,
John Leech. From the collection OF Mr.
Punch, -Four paris, oblong folio, each with
80 humorous eugraviEss. Bosros, each y5I-
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FRENCH a. RICHARDSON VIII keen open
their store until ~ o'clock tonight for the ac-
commodation of their friends and the public.
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WOOD AND COAL.
I i. II / L L = r :.
COAL And WOOD.

-. N - - - n
COAL ARD WOOD.
Hyou really want the best and cheapest
GOAL AND WOOD,
70 right to MILLERS, who always has foil sun
ply at Lowest cash prices
Ohce-235a y street, between 18th and l4th SITS
Depot.Cornef 18th street and Canal.
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD Of all kinds con.
stantly on hand. de 4.lm
w NEW Coal AND WOOD DEPOT,
corner south and First street east
All kinds Of Red and White Ath Coal Pine, Oah
and Hickory Wood. kept CO instantly on hand Or
dere may be left 1t the Real Estate Office Of =.
ArTison. de- l. lms
IL GLEA6ON 0LENNT
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
e tnen Depot and Chief 00ce, q street wharf.
o. sT0RRs = 90. corner 18th and '. wash
a. bAILEY q co., cor osr tn sod o,
8. TRAUrMAN, ia Pa. sveaae. bet~~ss tstk
40. ROGUE aernsr BssSss So aiss, George
town. Iyk tsHs
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MARRIAGE ON A STEAMRR.-Among the pas
sengers on the steamer &. Vanderbilt Yesterday
morning from Aqua Creek were a party OF
TWO intent on marriage. The course of their
true love had not run smooth at home. and
they ran away to have the marital knot led in
this GENIAL latitude. About ten o clock Rev G..
T.. MeadOr of the Baptist persuasion, made his
appearance on the boat, and in the presence of
Capt. Celmany and Purser Quinn united in
the holy bonds, &c MIR. Thomas Jones aud
MISS Phoebe Merrill, residents OF Spottsylya-
MIA county. Va
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CHANGE or CoSDUCToEs.-In the Item m.
Ger thls head IN yesterday STAR II WAS starei
that Mr.. Isaac BusaV. conductor OF car - I-tb
street rosdl had been removed This " a. a
mistake. Mr.. Busry rel gned hi position Oh
The road.
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APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.-Person
wishing to apply for the benefit Of the Bank.
rupt Act, who cannot pay nifty cents on
dollar Of their Indebtedness, should apply
operation of the fifty per cent. clause Of the ac1
is postponed
GRO. MASON, Attorney at. Law,
11,9 and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hall
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DOCTOR ]. H. THOMPSON HAS RnMov.D hi
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward l.
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth anc
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF -Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 q. m, anC
from to p. N. Hours Of attendance at thu
Woman's Hospital, from l to 2p. N. ever,
day. sundays excepted. 10.3
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PUBLIC SCHOOL VACATION. The public
schools Of this city will De closed to- day until
After New Years day.
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PREsEHTATION AT THE BOYS ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHooL.-Yesterday,a at the
close of the school exeI cises, the pupils of the
abOve-named institution surprised the teacher
Mr. Hunt, formerly the well-known aud
efficient principal of one of our public gram
mar schCols,) by presenting him, as Christ
mas present. an elegant silver cake basket The
presentation speech, by Mr.. Hermon Beach
was very felicitous and appropriate, and Mr..
Hunt responded lie most feeling manner The
pupils o. this fiOurishiu institution Were then
dismissed until the Nc nday after New Years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

a PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT was given
last night at the Consolidated Business Col
iege by the students of the commercial aud
ladles departments. Oratons, music, aud the
reAdlng OF the "College Independent formed
the program me.
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JAMES WORMLY, the celebrated caterer. &C.
companied Secretary Seward and the British
and French ministers to Auburn last evening.
where they have gone TO spend the holidays.
Wormly took with rim his artificial singing
birds which he brougt. from Paris during his
recent visit 70 that city.
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DEATH OF AN OLD RRsIDBNT.-Joseph NJ
Dow ming died on Tuesday evening, at his resi-
den ce on L, between Seventh and Eighth streets
Mr.. Downing was master carpenter in the
Navy Yard, where he had many friends, and
in connection with his brother, was an extern
sive contractor, they having the contract for
the erection of the Franklin school building at
the time of his death.
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ILLINOIS STATE AssoCIATION-A spe ,ial
meeting OF this organization was held LIST
night at 3s5 L street, between Ninth and
Tenth, when the late president, Col. H. d.
Cook, was presented with a handsome family
Bible, bound IN Turkey morocco, suitably in
scrioed, as token of appreciation of his esti-
mabie qualities as gentleman and au officer
Colonel Cook has filed the position of SAFE
agent for Illinois for the past four years, and
his labors having been brought to a close
he now returns to that State, bearing with him
The kindly wishes of all Illinolsians resident
here.
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CHARGE OY BAsrARDY.- Yesterday. oHlcer
Clements. OF the Eth precinct, arrested Benla.
MIN Maekawee, on the charge Of bistardy pre-.
ferred ny ANN Biggs, and he gave security to
indemnify before Justice Lynch.
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C8RICATURE HISTORYOFTRF GEORGES
WPICRT It GARIOArEKE uIsrnpu or

THE GEORGES; or, Annals Of the House Of
Henoyer. Compiled from the Squibs, BrJad-
sides, Window Pictures. Lsmpo and Picto-
rial CaricAtures of TIE Time One thick vol
crown 6vo., with nearly 800 humorous fllustra-
tiona Cloth
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J1yDSFIP,S UropES

LANDSEER'S WORKS,
THE EARLY WORKS OF sIR EDWIN LAND.
SEER, Il. A. brief sketch of the Life Of
the Artist, illustrated by photographs Of six
teen Of bis most popular Works With q com
plete LET OF his kxhibitea Pictures One
elegant vol 4to., extra cloth, gilt side and
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MASTERPIECES OF ENGLISH ART

HASI III IEt rs UF EMU LINH IhI.
MASTERPIECES OF ENGLISH ART, WITH
Sketches Of some Of the III st celebrated of tie
deceased painters Of the English school. from
the time of Hog artb to the present day By W
Cosmo monk house. One elegant vol 4to with
% superb photographs, extra cloth, gilt sides
anu co ges-.--........ VIZ %
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LIQUoR DEALERS AssoCIATIoN.-Am meeting
of the Liquor Dealers Association was held at
three p. M yesterday, at Trades Union Hail.
r. @. Boyle, the president, in the char, James
T. MCGOWAN secretary. A large number OF
persons were present, and considerable bust
ness was traL sacted, the meeting ADJOURNED at
q late hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

GRAY's BLEaY. With Finely Colored Draw.
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FRENCH l. RICHARDSON'S
LIST OF
STANDARD WORKS.
HALF CALF AND MOROCCO BINDINGS,
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
FRENCH d RICHARDSON'S
LIST OF
STANDARD WORKS.

ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF KAT6RINA;
Her Life and Mine, IN a poem. ~ J. q. Hot
land, tIinothy Titcome with Seventy Hos
art, from 81 iginsl drawings 10y w. J Heane.sy
and e. q. G iswold. Engraved by " Lin
ton. On large paper, uniform with Bitter
Sweet ard Folk cOngsh Small ito ia u
neat box. Ezra Illuminated Cloth, 81 Tur
hey Morocco extra, or Antique, Sl2.
FROUpEs HISTORY or ENGLAND. Tea vols.
Crewr svo., per vol half csf.-......---- 80 90
FROCDE'S SHORT STUDIES. One vol, crown
eyo nan 80 NO
DIR HOLLANDS CTIMoTHY TITCoMBsl sE-
IECT WORKS. six volumes l5IBo half calf.
SIS Morocco -....-..--.--..--.-..... "a 90
DONALD q. MlTCHFLL'S IN MXRTEI'S'
NOkhN
DREAM IFE, IL no. and l6mo half ,sif, 81 80.
mc rocco - 30
REyEkIIsOF BACHELOR. limo. and Ismo
half cali, $500, NOR -.-.---.si 30
MY FARM or EDGEweOD, limo, half cali
IS 30: mOroC CO ..---.---..--....----------S - so
WET DAYS At lockwood, Emo, half calf,
$500 morocco. -
BITTER SWEET. A Poem by !. G. HOLLAND
Illustrated Edition. with nearlv eighty tiustra-
tratiops, executed in the b CHEST styla OF the
Art, from original drawings by X. J. whitney
Esa with hne portrait OF the uthor on large
paper. unifor N With FOLK SONGS. One small
4to. yOluTe. Put in Feat box Extra HIN
minated Cloth. 50 90; Turkey Morocco, FN-
ira, or Sl2 90
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Conee pot, with a cover to answer for cup,
for tke use Of those who eat a cold dinner away
from home, and who would drink hot coffee
instead OF liquor If it were only rs convenient.
A VISITOR.
WAsHINGToN CITY, December 18th, 1855.
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MR.. PRESTON FowLE. the young law student
who fell from third-story window in the
house of Colonel Michael Thompson on sun
day last, ian account of which we publs he'd %
Monday,) Is lying very low At Colonel Tnomp J.
sons residence, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street. He was conscious
for the first time on Tuesday morning, and
sIIght hopes are entertained OF his reeoXerY.
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SCCIABLE OF THE INDIANIANs.-Iast even
ing, the first sociaDle of the Indiana State Asso-
citation took place at the Union League Rooms,
9th street, and it was a very successful one.
both in point OF numbers and character Of the
entertainment. There were about two huu
dred ladies and gentlemen present, including
General Shanks and Mckee Dunn.
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THE LIBERIAN COLLKGB.-The visit of Mr.. J
]. Roberts, the first President Of Liberia, re.
eiectsd three times, and for the last five years
President Of Liberia College, will doubtless
awaken new interest in that important institu.
ton and in the welfare OF the entire Repuhhc
Mr. Robert Is at present in this city, at ss 18th
street west, the guest OF his friend Walker
Lewis.
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Hampton, colored, was arrested by Lieutenant
johnson on the charge of murder, but after an
examination befor Justice Walter he was dis.
missed. 1t appears that Hampton had made
ssme incohereut statements about cutting some
party, and IL was supposed that he was the per.
son who killed Mr.. Johu H. Faulkner in June
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SCHOOL TEACHERS PAID Yesterday the
sala ries for the month Of December. Those of
the First District were paid through Mr.. Jud.
son s. Brown; Second district Mr.. George +.
Mcclellan; Third Distinct by the treasurer; and
Fourth District through Mr.. William J. Muir.
t5gh.
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THE C0URTA.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FIsaer.-Yesterday,
VIM. Gant and VIM. Taylor, indicted for petit
larceny, and VIM. Hackett, for larceny Of
tools. Were found guilty. Henry Hawkins,
indicted for petit larceny, was found not guilty,
as also Frederick johnson, indicted on a simi-
lar charge. Lemuel Fugitt, charged with bss-
tardy-being the father OF an illegitimaie child
Mary Z johnson, the prosecuting witness
testified that she formed the ACQUAINTANCE OF
the accused on an excursion, and that he had
connection with her a. her mothers house.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jsdye Cartter.-This morn
ing, the case OF the Corporation VS.. Bligh; JuiS-
ment by defaUlt, final. Jenkins &c Sons VS.
hircher; do Flack Sons VS.. Hugh; iudg-
meDt confessed. Kennedy VS.. Natioual Bank
continued until Saturday.
EQUITY COURT.-This morning, the inIunc-
tiOn case of the Baltimore and Onto Railroad
We. Ellen Harris, administratrix of Jas. Harris,
to stop proceedings at law, is being argued
The defendant obtained Judgment against the
company some time since, for damages sus-
tanned IN Virginia. on the road. Mr.. Buchanan
appears for the railroad, and Messrs Davidge
and Fuller for defendant
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GBoRGETowN ADVERTISERS.

Timothy Titcomb's popular poem Bitter
SWEEP Is suggestive of a combination
which exists 20 4 greater or less degree
throughout all nature, but is not pleasant TO
Tie sense OF taste The sweet without the bit-
vi may b. found IN the Cakes and CONNECTION
ely OFF, FRIEND, f92 Bridge srreer, GEORGE
'onn, who has q model Confectionery Store
There are hour mile, cotton mills, cod-e
mills and such mills as tina; in which Pete
Mcclure got bis Jaw broke by Abe Hickrn
{.stsrd@yi out the most popular MILLS about
CnrlstInas times 10 he who is selling, at LIS
BrGge s.ert, GeorRetowD, Books, Statiopery,
Fancy Goods, Toys, PhotoCraph AIhuns,
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g GOLDsTETN, LICBNsID PAwNBRoKHR,
q. Money advancsd on sil kinds Of Mer-
cbandise, TO any amount, and Tor any timeO ~
desired at very reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold. Business strictly conhdential mis- 2a
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FINE GROUND NAvAssA GUANo,

The richest Phosphate Guano in the MARKET
Fine as -four and in stout bags.
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WS---GEN ERAL,
General Assembly Of MARYLAND,

liy 80 ~ II he January Session, 1863.
al yna
Afw ,s9. PUBLISHED ms Auroomry
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To amend the Charter of the "Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company"
passed at the January Session, eighteen
hundred and forty-nine, Chapter four hun
tlf,nd and siXtv-nine 4 II rH--.-
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MAYNADIBR g. TYDINGs,
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS Ix
All Kinds of Fertilizers,

ED GEWO0D HARFORD COUNT, ND.
VKTE would inform the readers of the Agis
w and E,tiAgfacer, that We are prepared TO
do general commission business, at Edgewood,
on the Phila., Wilmington and Bait r. r., and
we respectfully request their patronage.
We are prepared 10 receive mny amount Oh
Grain or other Produce that may be consigned
to us, and to sell il quickly ard to the hest i'd
vantage. We also keep considerable stock Of
Fertilizers on hand, and we earnestly request
farmers to call and examine them
VS. expect to tuid before next season, and
will then lie able to keep stock Of
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gagged in working the same And in default
or failure on the part of the said Cumber-
land and =Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
10 furnish such cars, vehicles and transporta-
ton to the owner or lessee, of any mine as
aforesaid, sufficient for the transportation of
all the coal mined by said owner or lessee,
as aforesaid; then upon such neglect or fail
ure the said Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company shall on the demand of
any such owner or lessee, forthwith appor-
ton and distribute its coal cars, vehicles and
transportation, equally and pro rata, among
cach'and every Incorporated company, indi-
vidnal or association being the owner or les
see of any coal mine or mines, then engaged
in working the same connected with said
Railroad or of the branches thereof, by tracks,
switches or planes. ~"
SfC And lie ii enacted, That this AL shall
ute effect from and after It's passage.
Approved Feb. s, 1868.
THOMAS ANN,
jul0-lt Governor
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fCHSrrER 1871
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Is the most perfect vegetable compound OF altera-
tves toncs diuretics and diaphoretics making IL the
most effective, invigoratng, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world.
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FARMING 1nGpayaarNTs.

FISH, SALT, SEEDS, &C., &C.,
constantly on h nd In the meantime we viii
fill orders for The atuye nr any Other article,
promptly and on the most reasonable terms
We solicit coDsignmcnts Of Wheat Corn, Oats
and all kinds of Produce, insurlng best prices
and prompt returns. We furnish bags 10 those
who wish them for shipping Grain, &c.
We also desire TO call your attention 10 our
stock OF Fertilizers, which for variety and reia-
bility of the articles is not surpassed by any
house in the country or city. We wish it I'M
dcrstCod that we are not interested in the manu-
facture or sale of any particular Fertilizer, and,
of course, have no inducement 10 recommend
any article which VIZ do not think such as it is
Representa-.
We call pnltirGlAr attention TO the following :
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BENZ. T.. MTMMICK,
LAND AGENT,
BEL AIR, HARFORD COUNTY. MID


GtAx be found at the flee Of Stevenson ar
~ cher, in Bel air, every day in the week.
Except Sunday S, when not engaged in showing
and selling LANDS. His cpstt lners are taken free
of expense TO see any lands be has for SALE
On the first Monday and Tuesday in each
month, he will be at BROWNS HOTEL, High
street, Baltimore. ..# s.
These desrops Of either buying or selling
farms, OF any size or quality, will 6ud it 10 their
advantage 10 see him before completing contracts
of sale--as property has soon been sol when
entrusted TO him, alter having long r,maincd
unsold by other agencies. He has now on hand
many farms Of various sizes and prices which
lPye not been advertised in his circular of 1868
Persons desiring TO purchase a good farm, in
. thriving county will send their address and re.
ceive circular free of charge. .ra1.,.sta
Letters address 10 him at Bel Air, or The Kick.
DRY ?. o., ilarfoTd county, Md, will receiv,
prompt a''eh-ion' mh20-ly
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Sec s. And be it further enacted, That in
case the said Company shall hereafter misuse
or abuse the privileges hereby granted, the
General Assembly shell have power TO re-
woke or annul this charter. And this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
ApittNtd Feb. 90, 1868
THOMAS SWAMI,
Goycruuf.
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TO FARME Frs!
-" Company
Pacific GUAM
SOLUBLE. .s.. s-....
p ACTFIO GsUANO!
p,,ca Reduced to $3.50 pr Ton IN 6ai'
+. sss l.' in Bel Air.

usr or THIS GUANo in MaTylsnu &c crops rs
w! years sassS and S IL sslS rt
well as Wheat s ~ GUAM, with pel'nn
s Ssa' qaatss ~, ss, sFss, he
Wheat G s' pqn G Company
re spsp | The rsdg ps sa
has authorized The aS0T e tic fnh E
soS asp4sssa se ns 81 ss @
&; 81. % e oon e agay @a
they arc ao Tb 20 e. Guono Is warranted same N 4"A
%aretofore sold by US ,Ha3 81
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PATAPSCO GUANO.

This is, uuqucs,onably, cue Of the most rela-
bic mnnurts now offered to the public. 1t is
prepa.td under tie H rsonal supervision DIR G.
A. LieLig, and this mct alone should be sufici-
ent guarantee 10 any intelligent farmer of its
We furnish tat tue Baltimore price.