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lie 11-3II1
wi - -" CAPoN SPRINGS

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, c,pox Springs
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful and well-known SUMMER Re
SORT is now in state OF preparation Tor the APP
preaching season, and will soon be In complete
re FP1s MOUNTAIN HOUSE win be regularly
E SGX d PERSONS car be
commodated sooner II desired. Route ufd Balti-
more and OHIO railroad and Harpers Ferry then
by stage-coach twenty-five miles. From the South
vfa Richmond Washington, and Alexandria. by
Manassas Gap railroad to strasburg, then stage
seventeen miles. .-.#r. ..a...s- ~sa i -
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing TO
the public that he has secured the services OF JU-
Illus G. WADDLE, Esq, whe is well and favor
ably known to the visitors at Capon rs 1ofh'ei
TARIFF OF RATES: $5s per, month Of four
weeks sls single week; % gefa az G;ARrMELL.
CEA-BATHINa AT COBB's BLAND
teen miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land, Is rapidly growing,
to become one Of the most attractive places on the
coast OF America. ~ 4 =. go ~ .. Z. -
It's pleasant pure, and delightful breszes. giving
strength to the invalid win never be iorgotten bS
those who have heretofore enjoyed tnemt - -,
We have made many improvements, both In the
furnishing, OF our houses and general beauty OF
our grounds. 49, .-
be surpassed, being perfectly safe, with an abund-
ance OF lighthouses. - }...o6 .'&" 1919 -.
Shooting, fishing, and boating cannot be GXcelted
on the continent with an abundance Of boats and
experienced men to attend TO the wants ofvtsitors
with other amusements- bowling saloons, billiards,
&c. uE
ABAND OF MUSIC has been engaged.
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Cherrystone, and thence by line of hacks across
the peninsula -four miles)to Nottingham's Land
ing, and thence by steamer to the island, arriving
TERMS Per day, g.; per week, 9ls; per month
500. COBB BROTHERS Proprtetors
Cherrystoue post-otlce,
ie SIN Northampton county, Va
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The foregoing is n correct statement of the pub
Tic debt, appears from the books and Treasurer's
returns In the Department, on the LIST Of August,
ls6s. HUGH MCCuLLoCIf,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Showing an increase of the public debt,
less cash in the Treasury, since the lst of
June, of S13 ,593.93. a a-s.......a.s
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The Public Debt.


Inc following IL the statement OF the
n,,,,;o ao,. SO 49, Trn;+od Stotas -, -.
peohS ueos vi ihe cnfhso SSsu Sta'co on TIC lsC
ne a,,c,,st 1898
v so''' Ao'o' FA ~ 49,. .sts r.retishri
DEBIT BEARING COIN INTEREST II g~set.-t utfr
Five per cent bonds. S22l bSS, 400 90
Six per cent. bonds, 81 q r. tfrgggtF y
1881 ................ = Pea, 81, 300 90 -
SIX per cent. $50 ,.,sg,,,'sh - q Fidi =
bonds =, / sss. log. 100 90 Sdi-
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY ISrr- - "
REST. s' 49,
hr e-year COM a. f....s ~
-, iouIo ii'teicsl notes Il GOA oFo Ve
l.tS
Gates. ,..:.....:..... 1000, oco 90
Navy, pension tnnd
~ r. z.a.s.a.s-a ----- 81 co., 300 90
FOR PAYMENT.
,s3O
duo August Is 1861, ..
June and july IL,
Compound-i interest
notes maturcd June
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Amount Of debt, less cash In Trea-
~, 523 49,, 9SO .
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DEMOVA1-COAL OFFICES. P.LA-
SEVENTEENTH STREET, at r. drawbrdge.
With ample stock, Is prepared to furnish in an!
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL at summer rates.
Also. superior BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL.
for crates .a 8. P. LATHROP, y.
iy29 Seventeenth street at draw bridge.
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Six per cent, lawful money bonds
Issued TO Pacific Railroad Com
napipS #.# a~ .E.... 3T
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GOFT COKE, SOFT C0KE.-Jsst re-
- ceived, two thousand bushels SOFT CoKk
from the National Mines, which we are selling al
IS per load Give us a call. r..
BRAZEAL & COTTRELL,
ty25 corner of Basin bank aud n NTH street. r.
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And w. w. WOOD,
A --s,.I, ,,f, 80 Jnl,p CLARK IN,

HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, Va, July 2, 1853.
n. B.-Sale will commence precisely AZ l. IL.
~ E-Tu& Ftds
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WOOD AND COAL.

,G0AL.-I am now prepared to furnish,
" at lowest market rates, CLOVER hill
LUMP, HAIL AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL:
Orders left at the yard corner Of Seventh and
Byrd streets at the Office. on Fourteenth street
near the Danville depot win receive prompt at
tention. --7-- -
fy29 e. q. IIPSC0mB,
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; 'Pf|s -
u 80. "a ~ ri5eA 4 China 1innus.l
kaI1o1 ~ pthefolee pnpr@ ductI4es a. y y
prt&4t lIef6 u y suIn6h proIlneil u forrs-
tory i d. United STAKES a ID nv oth<f
.empife O. the e1obe. via the esceptiou u
!Qpr rseens pQrohape a Russias< Ane11sn
p66ses1ions, o0f il1lnehse afta II very cen
erally svssIH6Is ~ TIE sup jort Of dsnse
/ pep1la>ion. Df our thres uod ; hd1f NIL
lions o. square mikes, Il Is safe 10 estimate
our agricultural iands ct two and hall
| niIIl>ns q 1000, 20 300 ,acfes Ttjs ler-
lliit5fy c8n s6Slain ii least 700, o00, 900 Of
peonle, and rive bun 900 TO the s4uars mile
Idensely popdlktsd co4ntry on the globe.
Including tie whole territnry, exclusive 81
Alaska, one ghoussnd millions Of people
wesld give 33e V the square mile, o. shout
| tnak Of HAs.snds and ht'le greater density
thaa twics that q Massachusetts q tho pre-
| asossb Bale u our population win D. Asslesl.
tutals The baIance at our territory about
,000.0ec square milss--wIll sustain . con.
slderabIs population By its mineral and
other soarses. 4 Az al events. by making
Liberal alloWsnca, our present terrssery viii
81 be ovrrcroWded until its census shall
give .O00. 600 900 OF people.
The ninth census wall snon be taken. IL
viii give q, 100000 Tor 1870 The rate Of
| increase for the next three, decades will DO
shp u eqaai 70 that al the pazt eight decades.
| BY slight dim,nntion of that rate, 10 say
IS per cent. Tor each decade Gil 1900, the
/ Haures will be as folIezs: 1880. 81, 900 900 /;
1890. 70, 900. 900, 1900, "a .000,9
We cannot figure up quite 100. 900 600
thirty years Eenee without counting tie
same rate Of ircrsase a. ia the past. The
census report for 1850 estimates our popula-
ton 10 1900 1t 100. $50 500
From 1900 to 1850 il will be safe 70 count
therincrease at so per cent. for each p.riod
If ten years This will give 3sS, 900 900 Of
people Ia 1850 Our increase for some time
After that will not be more than 25 per cent
Tor each decade. The increa.e IN England
since 1850 Inns been shout Is per cent. each
decade, though ireland has suffered a great
decrease. Ne shall DO much better than
! England, even after the year t"20
This will rive Us In the year 1000 popu-
lation of 614. O06D00. From that time,
should our increase be at the rate Of 20 per
cent. 10 the gross, we shall have, ID. 20lOJ
eos 200. 0O0af people, or but little short OF
the .000, COO, 900 which DOR present terrific
~ is supposed 70 be capable Of supporting.
What viii OCCUR within the next century
and q hsif u not withip any mans prophetic
vision. iiow far South oar dominion shall
extead by that time cannot now be- conjec-
.11fsa - issrafsfhesevsr, % sas that r..
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WFltsn Gar the ApvocksE.
Lines -,
RsPeessslls lnfsisbt "a Rev. w. n aicbrss. 4 NJ -
Church. h'aomingson. iu:. Il rsnary Of their Hlsls
snnbesn. Carrie Alice MeEroy sho vas suddenly ~
ken svay by bcln9 run over BY frightened team
While on herANsy 70 school with her llstls suier
fSTTY spA s1,ms u
fa3sAsf fenty dswnto deep
She l. ueary let her rest
where the summer skes wtil weep,
Dswy tean shore hsr heal.
fearsn- sst ~ al as hrn L. -
$50 y Where TIE roses btiehteiH weave, = ,3t8
In the spring Their wild boquet:
And their sweetest Incense breathe
Over one - Rurs = sAsy. AA1i
Leave her In Der marrow bed
Well may NV the sef ding tear;
ST. We mesi weep Shove cur dead, a$ i
a3lf Lamto ua forever here. T. .SAN sly Vi
But above that land Of light,
Around The uhrOue where angels dwell; ~ y
leu vili uasst angel bright,
- Who on earth With you did dwell
ss SO M up your weeping syes--s "a
she ispsat al paB ed fssrs
And there's day spring in The skisss
10 make Rainbow Of your tears.
IN W. HEx.Lsr. s
BLooHSsrOx, Dee ls iscs.
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n
Once upon time traveller stepped into
ine "a lie. ne found six passengers about
him, oil grsEs hs4dpd sad szsrunely aged
men The youngest appcaFed y hass seen
at least eighT winters Oar yonnR travel
g, ssraek with The siDgulaFly mid md hap
py aspect which Distinguished siI Ne fAlIovs
passsAxsrH aeesrmined 20 ascertain the se-
cset Of long lie aad art Of making old age
comfortable. "a.
He addressed the one apparently The sld-
est, who told him be had aIwsys led rega-
lar and abstemlous life, easilg vegetables
aud driskfkg water The young man vas
lsfhsrl osnnled d lhis. inssmacb ss hsliked
the good things OF this life. He addressed
the second, who asionished him By saying
he bad always eaten roast beef and gone 20
bed regularly fndilcd for the last seventy
Yeas s6llasg al depended On regularity.
The third bal prolonged bis days BY never
seeking or accepting Office; the fourth BY
resoluiely ahstaining from all political and
religions CONTINGENCIES and The 9th ~ Co
ing 70 bed ct sunset and rising st desn.
The sixth was apparently much younger
than the other fse--tis hair was less gray
and there was more Of it--a placid smile,
denoting perfectly easy conscience, matt
led his lace, and his voice was jocund and
strong.
They were all surprised 70 learn that he
was DO ten years the eldest man in tie
coach.
.Hew 10 it that you have preserved the
freshness Of life - exclaimed our young
traveller.
This old-gentleman Immediately answered
the young Traveller by saying
II have. drunk water aud wine--I have
eaten meat aud Vegetables have dabbled
in politics and written religious pamphlets
[ have sometimes gone 70 bed 81 midnight
and got " at sunrise and at noon !" be
then, 6xing his eyes Intensely upon the
young man. CONCLUDED wita tbis remark,
"but I always pay promptly for my news
papers r.
Then the other old men also chimed in
with-''Of course, We always pay promptly,
and in advance, for our newspapers. No
nan deserves long life xho does mot do
this.n
Then the young man resolved that he also
would render himself deserving OF long life
and Immediately subscribed Tor lvs news
papers, paying for them al 10 ADVANCE He
10 uVAnE Vel J. - ~ ~ -st+ y -
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CARPENTERS 4 JoIkERs,
FASTENERS.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS PR0HEU-
~ rlVb and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHICAGO.
ILL.,, meets ssey TUESDAY evening, a. O'CLOCK NJ
their Hall, Room 4 Lind's Block.
Wa II. MATHsws, President
WIN. PIgG0TT. Rec Sec'ry. i5L -~bor 81.
A. X COEc0kAE. Corrvsp anding See % Kaasas-n.
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This IL the only Route BY which passengers
~ s. ,ssss cs,ssss =, Easy ss9sss ,assss
caeo Ksnsay Depot Il s:is r. n, and rams thru u
sthous deIsy. arriving IN rev Work tsn In advance
Of ytnex Inca.
Thse:oo = y trsin from Chieaxo arrives IN New
q fo0o A. NJ she nd dsz. ho1rs Ia av.ncs Of
any other route with csfFezpondng reduction 70 Bos-
Inn, Phitade1phis, BAltimofe, and wsshingtan
Through ueksss &r sale e. the Csnpany's ones,
Nprthwef corur Of Handgfph ant L. eaiie Streets,
Chic - sign Of The Md star," and = pxipcPsi scs
~ r /. KIMBAxL.
Il 80 G<m. WeS1<h Pa~e0Hw Agent
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No. Is.
eMIIIA EIlfILIBUg CURAKTUR
AuMR1AHEKS %
MOMEORATHG GEsECxETCs I
UAyE Proved yHoA TIE f0sT 1afPIS
iroaRi- Edeissf md isslia6is THO Sc Is
oely Hsdlslnss PsEieetl{ adapted . Pop inr Ne,
using them; . harmless a o Be free ficm dsn-
Ger, and 20 efieient AZ 70 Be always reliable.
1hey have raised TIE highest c0nmendasion rom
al, and win always render satiaiaetien.
No. csnts
MorpA Worm keger. Worm Colic.a5
Sisrrkss q 1lI Sissan s. A saa s
RyeeueerE G1Iping' Bilious Colc.s5
Choicra~1forhWG Vomiting. H
Gouxi1e, Colds, Embellishments
fsrs.x,a: Tee. Iecth asa -. Fsessens. g
10 Dyhpepsfa, Bilious stomach
II 6uf Sressed. or Painful Periods. - !
$3.50. 49, s sss pF p1s 81: Rs, s.s; y
salt Hheum, Brysipelns, Erupti6ns7B
- Rheumatfsln, Rheumatic pains is
asalaiaies dossis esa "a s se1 ~
TIE foge.Sizs ays aksp psa % u ssals and ars
cent a. tAs sanss psic@ giusn 1ekow.
T. Esyerk Ague, Chi Fssr. AepssD :
~, Fttea, blind or bleeding. 1870
Is 0Pthalmy, and sore o. veal Eyes50
~, GafnrFh-acute or chF0nin. fnGucnxr<8
~ M1oopkng Cough, yi0le1tcnnehD
III, Aethmn- oppressed BreafhInR. - =
"a Ear Dlscharges, inzpsiredhS siins8
scrofufa, enlarged glands swcliinasn
Sensr.iDesi i NJ :p I. lw;eskneas!4
q sea-8Lcknesas ieliness iFom fldingd3
u Madney~Ulgeaee, Gravel
% Nervou& Debility Seminal
EnfssIonss Involuntary Dis
sore EIe..k. csn<sl !. :. 1890. 49,.
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
1868.

Fares stiH fnrthey reduced. New York 70 Glasgow.
Liverpool Londonderry, Cabins eeo 90 and as 90;
steerage 10 Londonderry or Glasgow $50 Infcrhedi-
ate. f5 extra
Glasgow 0r Londonderry 70 Chicago, 5000.
An fhis GompnnF does smplcv runners passengers
W either direct 10 the oHscr, address the
agent By mall Apply 70
JAMES WARlRACK, agent,
southeast corner adison and Is Sale Streets chics
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4 4H|fli @--aHH-a
MACHINES
ENeINEERs 3 FlREMEN.


Two THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO
~ TIVE ENGlNKEHS.--AN Enzir1ars deairuus w
tAriins Rev Divisions o. he Brotherhood rerase4
70 s1dress X. nj. Ravnor. P u. it0x lU13 K.,uh~sg-
NeF York, by whom sl necessary Information wi+ b.
tarntAhed. 4. y. MUnsE, At. u. 81
fort Wayn#, lad
DROTHFRHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENGINEERS, Chicago Division No 10. ueets
every SATURDAY, at lsH n VI. thsir h a Room low
Ne ia5 South clark street Members "a tAa order
rssprctt lliy invited ~ attend.
}. g. fARKER, Q. n.
~ n. sroE1, y. A.
2 8. BEovE, Cor sec'ry, Chicago. Illinois.
4 LOCOMOTIVE FIREMENS' UNION NO
- 2I, meets tWice a nonlh ~ their room Feriass
Wis THns Lime secrrtArt
A. O. KEEsT0N Master.
corresD1Ddence Win Other uui1ns requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. IL, MEETS EV
A. cry FRIDAY Evening "a 5s5 sratn, Corner af
Twelfth Street Correspole ncs sHtsr anton it
'eqnesfeu. II. o. DRAwEK fA5U.
J. L0ckkV. Master.
a. w. BK0ss, Cor. ane Fin sary.
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IOIRNEYMEN PLAS lERERS' ASS0-
~ ClAr.VN, OF ClncI natl meets every othe Thurs
Gay evening LEOn Monldera Union Hail q9 A-Hi Firth
street.. Al eommuncaignB sO0lid be adtTessed ths
Corresponding SecrutMrys LOO mess FRONT Alrs-t.
y. A. ILL., Sec. DOM CAskY, Pres
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MIsoELLANEoUs.
- ---------------
D EMO VAL. nf
JOHN GRAHAM. Y

John GHAE1AM. 81
has removed his CATHOLIC sooK ESTABLISHMENT
IRON 100 East Madsoa street, and s now located In
<'smAeplacsnt Marble bpiiding, III TO-
NO. i'll Ear ktfzssa Srt, bstvssn clark aaa IA saas
Streets.
His store aaRding him superior faciItles he has
greatly increased IDS former large stock AMI
friends and patrons that they also be pped With
the istsst casholic publications u eastern rcea He
has also made Tor keeping IA I'D large
stock 81 ohurcn ornaments and schss requisites Of
Re psblishss he YOUNG cxTa9I,'s Glide,
rsthe appreciated Of she Rsht Rev Bishops or Chi
cazo and fsrt Wayne, edited By clergyman, the only
csfheits xsPths mssasi1s pebishsd u ~ Unitsd
49, 49, q 81 ss 10y s II VI fs~ q.
Us gasesS $4,000 snepaisd = ~ ~ 10 osplssi1
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GAS & STEAM FILTERS UNION, No
W Of CHICAGO. Limos, meets On Che End aud 4th
,UEsDANS in enrh mouth Inn Onrmicks Bulial1g cor.
asr Dearborn and Randolph streets.
Wr. H0croh, President.
J. STACK, Treasurer.
H- A. Haas Secretary.
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is We gully Of equal wager By such q
syster a dead level Of intellect and muscu-
lar D wer must be established snd progress
mao impossible. Such 10 an unnatural
stat OF the order OF things, both in equity
and justice. All attempts 70 improve So
ciety BY such system have and win always
prove sbortive.... Societies established on the
principle Of a cammunity Of goods have al
vars Jailed except In small numbers IN the
midst of q nation. To organize o system
adopted to the thenial and physical condi-
ton Of few LunorS6, following special or
a Few indastries, To- widely d .dereat % or
ganizlng a system thar 10 adap ted % Whpis
nation With multiplicity OF interests, and .
people with a-diyeTsity Of ehaEactsf n I
There are, IT all times, thousands Of M
perceived social forces working which are
ever throwing ont impedimeats sud frustrA-
ting the realizatiop OF things sought. The
so-ealltd reforms &are only speculative
schemes, and c&nnot achieve the tLject
sought, nor nsffr can until the relative
vaIn, Of all kiSds kf lsboris found IN eqaisy
and 10 justice. To me, notwithstanding The
failures recorded, Il seems that co-operafioD
properly adjusted, u the only f-asible msers
70 solve The problem Of the relatson Of labor
TO capital, but may err in this, because my
views are speculative, and NOS founded uPaS
experience. In co.opsrstio one u snti.
lied m equity 10 only s.he Falue Of the ser
vice rendered. Should any enc elsin more
than be prodnceds becauss BE- WORKED -
many hoEFs - The resi- or more, would be
Al ur;ast elemsnt, because time does not
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Day express .....-.....--...... snoam ssssm
sass eAprsss -----..-ss.- q ~ N % m
Might vxpress. :. .......-...... 800 pm T0osm
Rock Island Junction and unian stock Yards accom-
medallion traia via run N snndays folIows Leave
Union Stock YARDS vt % IN, p,s5 q m. n 81 Z m
M Leave Madison stresl depot % Z, - N,
o.snsm, a,so "a, b.l0 ..
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
Depot fess Fl Lake stresa
Dav xpress and mail T9ran S.aOa IN
Quincy fa<sengerr. .-s-ss>v - SDQ.p n rs - N
MeHdota PASSENGER =. ....Ax 49fp n s56am
aurora rhssenbs -..-.- ...-.-A@-~0,so ANA N
Night Express ...-......--..-li 81 pm 6&p
& - 80 ssns MfeataAxxGESRRAL.s
s.sss.... zDspstssos 4 EaEs sui a..
IS - ss ss . ! $500. :. ~ $50
Is s.ssl:: = e s'.'.. =. ~ 49,
olsctxskrt Ar LoUisvlrEs rAArss,
n n:.., ss s ....s.s.-- "a &gqans nam
u. o. WuzFoa Gsns. West. Rs lpsRt
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CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
~ We. IL, meets thr LAST SATURDAY sycuiHg ofssra
mvnth a. Printer Union HAL, ~ Mica EK
change snlidfng- Entrance en- KxcHange Place.
ALBnKr a. BAoWN, President.
JANIS MoFTAET, Rscoraing Secretary.
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CHICAGO IRON AUULDERS' UNION
~ Ne. 10, uaests ~. Georges Hall Clara street.
.Ween Quincy and 5sckB0n sba, every FRIDAY evening
- " o'clock. WIN. PARKKk. President
JAMS aDmmAM, Secretary.
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'IHICAGO JOURNEYhEN PLUMBERS
- UNION mesta ths RtEeT md THIRD TUESDAY
each month at McVOrmiek'H Block, Randolph ans
dearborn Stregts.
WV. WiLaoE, President
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PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE


The liverpool, New Fe x and FhIlaaelphIa Steamship
% despetch cns % the-r maxnineent and powerful
sssmsharS from liverpool and New York. tcsifng %
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4 FULL GRO WV RAT wgI0HN aRori
4 POUND, AND WlLL DENTROi
FIVE BUNHELN OF CORN
4 HeaRg.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT, (!
AwruL SLAUGHTER % rmR gSnny
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
ON THE YIELD.


AWFUL SLAUGHTER o. rmR gsEny
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING ~ HEAPS
ON THE WELD,
WIS terrible yet desirable result has been
II brought about by MlLLER's RAr KulVa,
one Of the greatest discoveries OF the age. ID
never fails but always does the work effective.
lyi dead shot not only 10 Rats aud Mcc, but
" Reaches, Ants aud all other kinds Of vctmin.
Among the many advantages u possesses over
all similar freparntiona, are the iollowingi
Il can DO placed with safety anywhere, nH Il
contains not . particle Of that most dangerous
aud inhammable Of all known substances,
fAosphorna, which enters largely into the com.
position Of all other Rat Pnslcs sold. aud which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper.
" by 6re-we would, therefore, advise farmers
and others who have much combuatiblc mate.
Ilal about their premises, hot 10 use these phos
Phoric compounds, rs they run n great risk
thereiron,.
Our Paste 10 composed Of ingredients Vt which
Rata and other vcrmin are specially ond vi,
hence they will eat IL when they refuse other
kinds. II never hardens aud becomes worth
Less like those Phosphoric Rat Exterminators.
but always retains its proper consistency
none Of rs poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently In the destruction Of these Iicsi,
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats after ga,
Ing u have raging burning thirst which com
pels them 10 leave their holes In search 81
water, and u the proper precaution be used T."
have no water open about the premises they
will ~ OF 20 find II, aud die elsewhere. For
particulars see wrappcra ON bottles. Try a
bottle we will guarantee II In every instance
N do - W. say. Prepared only by
A. J. MILLER,
W N. Howard Street. Baltimore.
X. WILLIS, AGEsr. Towsontown, Md.
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ELEGANT JRwRLRY,
- ZINE SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE FANrv ApTICr "a

PLATED WARE. FANCY ARTICLES,
&C. &C. AC.
jus, opened at the old established stand II
=. A. WARMER.
No. 10 North Gay 80. Bsitimsss,
Consisting of Q choice assor.men, Of Pearl.
Diamond, Amaihyst. Coral, Malaehlta. Garnet
and E,rusaAn Geld JswsiFy, Irsdles' f,eonllne
Chains. Loek.aa hsseeless. Gold Thlmbles,
oignet Rings, Scarf Pins aud Rings. sleeve Bat.
tons, Studs, Ac., with avaFiely Of nne standard
Silver Ware, Plated Ware. 4 ney Artislss, Ia
bic Cutlery, silver Plated Alb. ia Forks, spoons.
Pitchers. Walters. AZ. AL easfsd ON the Inosl
ibeTai terms. Jan. ~. tees.---Iy.
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baltimore Advertisements.
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HAVING made EXTENSIVE pftlstatiuas g.
y II cntly spring trade. We afr aiisfiae aaasa.
VI lnduue,nenia " those who Az haaaing IN
their urslcFa early, nrsldv8 alwa,t ltsl alue ~
head large stock VI cacrlletl ws,fh 81 ~ salaf
sizes aud st,los, W have ansnfpssa ssl tasillSrs
lor manufacturing ordered wofl, II any ,gyls
~ sian, ilem Scasaned isuinhcr II lls i.s'st aaal
iiy. WITH experienced aud slilial waFknsn 81
oni run, Na ~, ~ ate csnndtnl " heinr al,s =,
give the u,mo0l satisfaction ~ al Va wani a
ARTICLES 10 uui line, Our ste'k cvmpiifis
window fiancs, sashcs aud minds.
D@r Frames, noor iamhs aud p,-,fs
Mcaldines, casings aud nracAv,s.
slate aud Marble Mahtcls and llcasaha
Novel rcsls, Dalnslcr aud Hand Rail-.
nrackc, shelves, sash Weights and ,Asrl.
Inside and oalsidc Pivot aud Patel Shutter.
supplied ~ low rates.
ALNO,
lrcssed Flooring aud isunlbcr, ehinslrs ana
Laths, Bricks, Lilnc aud Hair, Hardware and
Window Glass, Sand Paper and Glue. Wooden
Mrniels, Fcnrc raiings and wlfc 0falines.
supplied al market rates.
EC~ All orders from the Countfy promptly
attended to- ando,cry,hine Fcn, cut psckc,lshd
loaded carefully.
GEoili'E - STEVENS CO..
M, ~ West Pratt Street.
Fcb' - ON. near spears wharf