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, 1870-11-04
ILLINOIS.
Ieou.inE Republican Meeting In
~prtnEtle1d-Spccch OF Hon. Dick
HHlHnbXA

KDu&tnE Republican Meeting III
%prtuEtlc1d-Spccch OF Hon. Dick
OElcHbys
sp<<1a1 Despatch 70 The Chica<o Tribune
SrHISGr1HtD. Ill. Ncv. s--Thc largest, and BY
far tbs most enthusiastic political meeting that
has assembled IN this city during the present
campaign, was addressed b1 x-Goveruoz Cglesby.
Who made one Of the best nnd most convincing
speeches Of tho campaign Governor Palmer
addressed By a gentleman well-1no1n TO al. Gov
i @ H. ~
ernecsn ~ rst;s. sne G psessns :s i.
past record ot tne Denoerauc parry.
lls rrospscss s,sIs .na ,ts deares !.
ee aaa e. e g
speaker. 20 pen can portray ms sty!e Of 10
man. q his e!oqnsnee. re glowing E. langn.Ee,
n. aSa!nss "a eSos
wnicn % Wis ,is,c1esl q By tie issge c1osI ID
attepoaree. and erjs5eA by them, Aks :
| by The most tnmn'tnoas applause. when IN n1s d.
ent and totctnle language he spoke OF TIT Glos11t
e. s a1 sts he 90:
an imposing position tn the nt1ton: with Repuo.
| Ncsn party ID It thai has Etven $4,000 majority
s1d Sc hetore ne o1aR aa 70 ps1nS @ genp@ns - r.
leader Of that great grind pa1t{-a party found.
ed urcn nhersy snd equali5y. ~ tasnce; pa5s5 "
Wnofc record - 10 pe lesFiennSnt Win Eiet5s NY
as immortal as auyth!pS ronucal can Or cEcF vi
be- he then followed the history Of the part,
NOM its earliest inception TO The presen
day. apt3 urged upon his bearers the Importance
Of still keeping the 1eiua ct Eove1nment IN u
nAnds ot tie party who had through Jeafs
war, tuuult, and anguish. brought The countr
. and the government through the ordeal, n
; | Governor closed bis speech m mnst eloQuc1
, | perofatiou, which was received with rounds q
. | appliance.
Il The close Of the speech large number
] | nerkonol and p1lturAl friends gathered Afoup
Z | him with warm congratulations on his exce!le1
speech AMI the good It will accomplish In ING pa
| u In this county. The only reRreA nave neal
F.. Tonight Eefr that VIC had not more OF kuG
J speeches In this county. Governor oTlesoy 10
/ On the 10 O'Clock txa1n for Chicago. where ne 4
| dretees the people Tomorrow night.
, 1870-11-04


MADRiD, Nov. 3.-One hundred aud eighty Of
the three hundred and forty Deputies Ia the Cor
ten are in favor OF the Duke Of to:taa election to
the Spanish throne.
Runoss are current here sf disturbances ard
lighting On the frontier, near I'efp!gnan.
At 4 meeting Of the Deputies Of 'he majority of
the Cottes, Marshal Plim announced au intention
to present TO the CoItes the nAne Of the Duse Of
AostA Is candidate for the thrDne- LOPEZ said he
regretted that ptim had uos pEupo seI the Duke Of
Montpeas1er, t;eoe'ai Cotceras supported Es-
rattero. lie could not admit o' the caahila.ufc
OF a stranger when StAln ha,, such mca ~ E.par-
teEo. Pt.tu, and Se-Eaao. He would not vate fof
nor lend the Assistance Of his sword to fo:etgu-
e.. Other ncpustes made similar a"c'a -as!o1s.
The Ma1Guis Of S2ata cEux said thr I1berA' Union
pazty waa not Jet deci,led on tue zunject Of the
fta1tAn Princes cantklature.
A meeting Ct tic Liberal CnIoQ members had
been iMevious1y- h+lh. At which Scn"r isa.as op-
posed Aotta. snd favored Mon.peast:r or Esp ar
teEo. ap.l General UlloA declared for Aosta-
7tcbllI providing for the election of kt1g y Il!
I've pfesent+tl to-lzE ar pn-mhrraW. An iuterEsl
Of nve csss IL required by law between the IN.
t1oiuct,op Of l!ll aad vote. It Ia prohatts tnsl
the republican orators will he compelled to re-
main Silent.
, 1870-11-04

| DETROIT. Nor. 3.-RREAnsrCrrs- dull.
and nominal Wheat quiet and weak: extra Al
N.as*@1 .; 40: !. ~; amber: t1 M IL; Cos1 M
Pp1A1uKs-Dull and nominal, at a3@.5c.
, 1870-11-04

NFS4 =
s.r1os.1 p.sr srrnar1tR,
u.,s,,,.c-nx II r Sov a .rccn, sc.fa,on
-. 49, 49,, n,nn,,or ~ ra,.,t,, ~ tha vs,tone,
s,.at. sx;"r ~. -s.e ~ I.s,o y, c,rr,,a.in,
ra..s >, Ssttnna p,nts At On nar cco, for ,n nve
49, e,~ +.r csnt trr,,sd sto,ea ronas
s,s, .tras r.nta having anv snrn},,s m 9,rr,sIf
s.o, nn -er rcnt ri thelr sasoc the richt tn vi,n
st,,,ar In n~s ~ ,", -, =, :, mn
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ee"> -rv xnapo, r pror
, r,,,...,,, ra.nr-ot ~ .,4ar f,,,, IN,
~, 11... a,,.hr.or ,ht.r,. ~. srt,.n,,v r-.ar.
.o' :. .a.,n, ~ ,ne,ntara ~ n, t,o,ic. fn-ct.
.aose as -. a<ro,,f.dersfes anl,s cttzcra nItne
. "ao '-,S. .r,,hnnt n-or,ro,1an ,,anv n,or1.
.rere ,n,uretl than the regular ,tespa*ches ini-
w., ~, ,s. ,rho,a .ntrt5 ~ ,ha .fI.,r r4c.,,4d
.sn.s 49, .,-ssor, s.or, wash,ncton Tho rlrruu,-
r,,nns.s ,.,ts,a,n, ,no Vow nrea,a rtot. +, Fas
,ha nxIa., tnt.n,on n IN, ,ne nrss3,nv o,,1crr.
| e N.ror naco,dv :, c,a res,scnt VIM IL , vo.r
| snnn~,n.,s 1:,,or msn mn, y,ho rendered. the
,n1o-n.nar, v,ln,s,e eervtcc In rho early mart of
~. 1rsr ,,nt IN mi, me r1otrrr t1it not sncced
| 1uK uLpx soox.
The ncpub,ican Congressional Committee baye
,ern rTa,,tulnr the advance sheets Of the D1ue
I,o.l ,cr 1sse- witn view to having 1ts of 1uy.
snrent crnn1oxcs wno are cha.cr,i tn tho nistrjct
| ~ roln1nhya tnre,ner VIII, the annual sa,a-y r..
| ce,x+t hv cacn. The fnyesticstIon TIM. Tar re-
fact that there arc now 4;6 clerk, of the
rar,cns grades employed In the ,lepastrsuta who
arr crc,,i,e to tho District, who annually RECEIVE
| A aa,a.y o, f;6a.x00. This number is said not to
| 1nc,nte tina Post Once Department. MOI
those employed IN various eapsstses s aEoano
tie pubic s1euuos "uu o..ass, ""s.
amount 70 as many 6lose. Nts cla'mea tna1 tat
sencciat1r when II has no POLITICAL influence. ant
~. =. .a, .,.rntas nn-e c,ctrsnlna thon AM ha,
taa. vuen =, '..,, ~, roccr, ,ocnIe,, ~ ron
, 1870-11-04

BALTIMORE, N0v- 3.-Cattle dull and declined
dfsi quality, 5,.36s.c ordinary to meiiue, STA
| Sc: snte.tor, a.<@A,+c- Receipts, a,4A; sa!ts
| 3, 10.
SWINE terd!nR tlo~nwsrd: moderate demand
large supply; quoted At l0A@laAc: few selling 81
| outafde ps1Ce; Iecelnt5, s,7s1.
Sheep ant tatnb8 Ia fair demeni: fair to t0od
| s2sc: Ruod to extra, a454c; btock sheep, N.7aa
| as3t receipts, 9,19a
, 1870-11-04

Brczial pc.3ateh to The Ch}easo TTioune-
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. s.-To-da5 the asotknoldess
Of the Itl.uois PssmcTs' Railroad held meeting
In this city, and elected the following directors:
Marth.1l r Ayers Of Jacksonville: ]. B. Shelby,
ii Xlcoupln County: and AuR. F. Ayers. OF Nor
can county. Subsequently the Directors held :
meetiDE, and elected Marshall F. Ayers President:
and r III. :. Hook Secretary and Treasurer OF s21o
rnmpaoY 1of the ensuing yc2l.
Last night Republican mass meeting Eas Rc!a
IL this c,ty, which was addressed bJ governor
F,c11nri i. Cp1cshy and Hon. Gusf1yuJ kotfutF.
rsne nrcttnR was largely attended, Governor
oeiesby made one OF the sec1test speeches Of H.
nfe. For two honts he held the sodience en'
! and afniablo ut. Governor koerncE followed y
= meech Of great power IN the German 1an
Xua8e.
, 1870-11-04

IA legion Of o0o men Is forming Ut LJons under
Dcmhruakt.
TOURS. Nov. IA telegram from Ansow rrpo:ts
mat ta1oon tanted there yesterday With favora-
bic news IRON Partf.
The F7ts Glfaion .saffon1ir, Of sac 10Th. cnr-
tatns summons addlt ssed to Hing william and
1iuce tFedesacf Cha.les to appear, personally,
OF ny proxy, ltfore the tribunal Of Free Masone
tn par1s. 10 answer the charges Of perjury, tneir
care 10 f'e at3ndee1s hy cefau1t shoult they not
appear. TIE document II duly stgaed by the oti-
ce1s Of the Grand IIodRc Of Paris.
, 1870-11-04
Wendell Phiittpt' Second Stirring
EuMeEhn

DostoS, Nov. a-Nendeu Phillips delivered nt1
second lecture on tho stats Of poIttcs tn1a eyon-
ing. He claimed that brains wonld in the future
ruIo Massachusetts. The new ideas WeTo to cou1e
Hprk 8aYipS lnSel 4 1acc {scH teSss3-s:.2c, !;
, 1870-11-04

EAST Liberty. Nov. a.--1IoRs run faif: best
fi.tOk7 81: medium tn fair. $a.5187.0l.
| Cattle run large; none selling.
Sheep 1uu heavy hess, lh@3c; commuu 10 fair
at@tc.
, 1870-11-04
DIRsOLUTION NOTICES.
%-r1-<
DISSOLUTION,

Pubic noen IL herchy eeu that the tsrza Of Law
senrr Ford ertrse'nr-s hss thfs day been diAsolveA
hv mutual eocseEt. Captain Lan will eolcr ii
hi1te JAMES I.AWRKNCE.
WILLIAM ECRD,
James Iawrrnte h~frhr a8z%e to p4v Al &ebss 1ad
demands Of The late tim of Lawrence 4 fnrt.
JAMES LANEESEE.
, 1870-11-04

@WnSOfaic.
Rssulsz Cepyocasieu et WASHINGTON CHAP:
ncloSk in their Ill corner HAlsted Ranaophets
Bueineas md work II. N. dtGrre BIZ order If the
IL r. .1DhS WHITLEY. Sec'J.
, 1870-11-04
ELECTION NOTIC E.
ELECTION NOTICE.

CEI CL1nx'~ 0EyzcE. Oct II, t].o.
A. provided BY the City ChaseE. public notice 10 herr
by kt<eu that election will be helt In tht city II
Chieaxo, TUESDAY. November 8. ts;u. for the e~c-
tLon Of tie following city officers:
Ia the Ft=st Ward. one Alderman. and onc Constable
Ii the Second Ward, one Alderman. and nas Co.'S
ttable.
In the Thnl Ward. one AAeEma and ODE Constable.
In the Fourth Ward. one Alderman. and one Caoat1-
bic
IN the Filth Ward. one Alderman, ,and Constable.
in tue sixth Ward. Alderman. and Qua Constable.
| In Tie Seventh Ward. one Alde1man- and one Con.
| stsb1e.
In the Klghth Ward. one Alderman. and 1uc Coz
| stable.
In the Ninth y ard. ane Alderman and Caust.hA
IN the Tenth Ward. one Alderman. .rnd me Constable
in the Eleventh Ward, one Alderman, 1ud Que Cou.
etxhfe.
In the Twelfth Ward, ono Alderman. aud one CON
| st1he.
In the Thirteenth Wand, one Alderman. and ono Con-
| assh]e.
In the Fourteenth Ward. oue Alderman and oa- C,a
stabe-
In the Fitscsath Ward. oue Alderman aud one Con
stshle.
In the Sixteenth Wa1,I. one Alderman. and snr Co.
| st.ble-
In the Seventeenth Ward. one Adj. ra.an. aad one
| Constable.
In tho Eiahteenth wazd. cue Alderman and onc CYe
| stable.
In the Nineteenth Wa.d e1e Alderman and nae Con
| stahle-
1a.he Twentieth WAzs. onc Alderman, and one caa
s:as.e.
! CT. HETCHKiSs, Cttv cart
, 1870-11-04

NOW REAOf.1
THE NOVEMBER PART,
COMMENCE & THE NEW VOLUME
With T~ eaty-f1vr *cnnttint Enxra.tn9-.
CONTENTS
I, THE PRINCESS AND THEGoBL1s- FA1nr
STORY. By the Ep1Ton. Part l. N4ss1.t~t
:. LITTLE NATURAL II STORY. By the VS.
COUNTESS ESF1r1p- H:.4srasef.
4. THE DAUGHTER Or THE CHATEAU. Nv SA-
nAn T11tEn, author Of - Cheyenne JAeaurttue.~
t. THK BLACK SNOWMAN AND THE WHITE
. SNOWMAN. 4 Ltltpnt Rrvrl By thu author
of tif,irut I<vr-" Iu-<ru.%I
+ OUR HOLIDAY IN THE WEST Ht6HLASps:
ATAx WITH TIE bo1s. HI NORMAN MACLEOD,
i. THE lcUAxAs ErKs, By EDWARD Howl. I.
:, DOS JuSE.s MuLk JActSrHA. B, N. BEn.
THAN EpwAnn~. H'44rustA
l. 4 L1i.L.rtT LKCTERE ON GOVERNMENT.
Bx thr arthnr Of 1Illrut Lrr-." R'..nt~l
2. wHHS WAS FouSG. By CHARLES CAxDKs.
/ 10. 7UE y1LLAGE SCHOOL, on HOLLY EVE
Bv the author Of Child Saturr-r A-.tyutri
H. THE SHASnRYDAS: 0CH ORRA CAHn1KH AND
HIS MAIZE HEAEsr. B* Aas. GEORGE orrfLzs-
l.. TlsK NIGHT WORKERS. By MADAME DEWrzr
tGrHor}. 7'1HAEairef.
IL THE wtFck uF THE PRosPERo BY An
Ozp SAILOR. iuu~r~s<,t.
Now Is the Timo to Subscribe.
This Part tSox} et t:oep wnnn, FOR TIE roCSa
s IT, It
which havr htrflo proved a,,ra ssise. viii +ueh
Il \
VIZ fouS Is CA@pas ~ 1aa
In this number and VIII e continued through tue vol
one ss :; a s5s;s 4 1s;sa1s: IT. 1t 2;
IN 'ae
q ~tFoc ssat~ by nil rrriadirn1 retttrr4. :.
S1n;;,r9, s S,atf s1.st s1st
uat postage raid, any addrras sre.pi II = eta
, 1870-11-04

Tic regular monthly meeting et The Masonic Gene.
tr7y A.soeA.i1n Wiil he held At HlaiF nt thl* tFf-
tendance ii hi The irsasc. from ihs yaFoa. M..4ne
Ia the city desired to a rEcaent ny
ofttt OF the President ). II. SLkCHFEk. Ike.
, 1870-11-04
For Representative in Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
JOHN WENTWORTH.

For SENATOR Twen1y.Fourth
District.
MARCUS c. STEARNS.
For %cnutora, Twcnty-FiHh
District.
DANIEL CAMERON,
v1RCfNluS A. TuRPlM.
For Representatives. Ninety.
9th District,
Samuel S. Hayes,
Franklin o. cossttt,
John c. Rtchberg.
Joseph Kelly.
Daniel Booth,
Devotion c. Eddy,
Michael creenebaur,
Thomas Clowry,
Thomas E. Courtney,
Carter H. harrison.
For Representatives, Ninety
sixth District.
William F. cootbaugh,
Bertnoid LoeWenthai.
Frederick A. WheeIer,
David II. Danolds,
Nelson Seymour,
William II. Young.
| Tor H representatives. Ninety
seventh District,
| William B. Ogden,
| John B. Turner,
| Thomas Shirley,
| John N. Armstrong,
Francis m. Edwards,
Julius p. Atwood.
For sheriff.
CHARLES KERN.
For Coroner.
DR.. JOHN l.. QutRk.
, 1870-11-04

! 0E04VIU[IV& -NVIKN%e
The I'm Of Haia Richardson Il thls dxJ dissolved
hT mutual eopeeat Charxe: 1Eainst the firm must Re
presented X. Richardson for payment, and a3f bills
due the tl nnust be paid 10 h!n Who alone y au.hot
iIkd to eo1ert and yeeript aeId bills, j. H4LE.
+. RICHARDSON
K Richardson viii continue In the pEnduee coma.4-
rirn hustrtts u the old etapd Of Hale Richardson.
pztff
, 1870-11-04
DISSOLUTION.

The eopa,tnt:shp he.stoteEt sIi+s!as audsT tie @
h.s thts dsy been dettolted by INITIAL eeuAeut. All
psrnensa viii b. na1c ~xeiu.ivt1y to A. kaaprowicz.
Whn 10 alone authE xed to tExn the At the rzn In
Liquidation. F. ). bERSaTE1N.
Chfea1o, Eert =, 1s7u ". EASPR0WICZ- '
The bnet1t4s will tt carried III Sonth W4ter-at
urtef the Ef1u Ct
, 1870-11-04

Cut tie Lisf nsf RfeSs,set lshes *fsan9 ke t&y.
TAt Hoslsss ore krtetly T1xsr-CIlsa
, 1870-11-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
- r. - - = - e-k---- ~ -~---" -. .-'<<
DIRECT FROM
The Seat of War!

"ASF :4s.k has j1At ..:rEas.t sl,.1 The Seat os
NJ maize .nth arttssic .1rS.<t1neass -
F's''+st aoe rrst 4e-nfasr representations
t s'F1t. no% tsk:ns pa,cr In Eus.'pt- he
tha; IL. i,a.te. taou, .,r
, 1870-11-04

". The Holy Grail and 0the, Poeus.
Rv A11Rxp Tk.S1sox Styr and Cheap Edittao. l
sul, lsrno4 Cloth. 50 cent?.
, 1870-11-04

FIELDS, 0sGtA>D l. co., Eostou.
, 1870-11-04

T&FEHI1L IN N3H1UERsSN
An osterd special reports nazatne aad o'net
surrendered French Generals arranging teftas o.
restoration Of the empire with Napoleon, and taa'
| they receive The fullest sympathy and o-opeFs-
Ton OF The King Of Prussia and Blsmark. 1t Is
| s1a1ed that DAmask holds that there can be no
permanent Peace with tho republic
| MISCELLANEOUS.
uhpoS' Nov. alt u alleged tna. Russia il ar'
| ueneaAse of revival Of Polish nationality, un'
de1 PTussaan protection,
oetmAu ome1h p1pen recall the fact tha1
| FE1nce refused m tt7nittc- =, Ar,t,4. ~ 1ahs
I mill the latter had accepted the prriim,nartea q
peAoe.and thu. the nrn Napoleon IvnJs refused
to grant pcaco without territorial Indemnity.
Tho 8Eiss troops Fave been N1tntrnrn f,ou
the French frontier.
> 4 A1prSs despatch fcpo1u tsRi poiIaa l4zfbs
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Critical Notices oftke Press.

Harper's Razar contains. besides pictures
patterns, ETC., a variety Of matter OF especial
use and interest to the family articles on
health, dress, AMI housekeeping In AL its
branches. its editorial matter IL specially
adapted TO the circle it Is intended to inter.
sst and instruct and it has, besides good
stories and literary matter Of merit 1t IL
no; surprising that the journal. with such
features, las achieved in short time an
immense success; for something OF its kind
was desired in thousands Of families, and its
publishers have filed the demand. TIE
young lady who buys single number Of
H:rper's Bazaar is made subscriber for
iiie.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar lie excellent. Like all the Pc
riodicais which the Harpers publish, it is al
most Ideally well edited, and the class Of
readers for whom Il is iutended-the moth
ers and daughters in average families-can-
not but profit by its good sense ard good
taste, which, we have no doubt, are to-day.
making very many homes hoppier than they
may have been before the women began ia
king Lessons in personal and household and
social management from this good-natured
mentor.-The Nation.
1t las the merit Of being sensible, Of COT
veyi, 9 instruction, Of giving excellent pat
terms in every department, and Of being well
stocked with good read ns matter.-Watch
man aud Reflector.
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NARTL IND LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

RaE pscss~-.ef lie Ir~arsaee in she En-
y lied States proves this srrsf rrnwninc
triumph Of modern Science and philan.hrr-
phv tn be one of;he marvellous features ofou-
social ecnuom- E
The wisdom al al ages has devised MOTH
ing that compares with il. II is 81 manifest
-iy s"'Nd, that il IS difScnlt 20 see how ar in
tslliernt man, With proper can~-rn for the
erG.fcrt and protection of his fasnil, can fsil
TO avail hims-i fof is benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready money 10 set
tl' estates 10 advantage. II will p,rveu,
sacrifice 1T property n mar die in debt. I,
IS subject to no tax diving life. nor 0rrha,.s'
Cour. expenses afser death. tits exemp, bv
law from debt. II is rapidly becoming q
rule thst all men Of inst attributes insure.
Oni MARYLAND Company eommsn.is itsn,f
to the confidence ard patronage sf our p-o-
pie in all parts Of the State. It's directors are
uscn al known integrity and ability, to when,
the public NAV look with confidence for
riss and careful supervision Of it's affairs. II
must he clear to every intelligent mind that
it We would secure the largest prosperity to
our State and people individually. we mus.
hu''d Up our institutions and keep our CAPT.
al at home.
Had the FIVE million dollars scut OFT Of the
State annually for insurance been invested at
home. IL would hrve told favorablv upon orr
own wealth and commerce. This is empha.-
icsliv ouR COMPANY gotten up ~ our REST
merchants to afford the opportunity for all
to insure without sending the money gu: Of
our own State. The affairs Of the Company
ca managed with economy.
Such has been our marked success. tia, We
were able after the second year 10 declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends rs the old
pEsr and LARGEST company in the Unite
States. The Company feel greatly encnur.
,ged by the patronage aud cooperation thev
have received, and solicit q continuance OF
the same. The laws Of trade. commerce
sslf-respect and self-intercst cmbine to make
ibis the Company for us
Now, dear sirs. in view OF all the adva, IA.
rs Of Life Insurance as an investmept-the
uncertainty Of life-the strong claims of wi ic
and children upon husband and father-the
uncertainty OF business; and all the ordinary
forms of Investments II not the moral duty
ofevcry man 10 put something in q form that
will prevent want and distress. or trouble on
the part oil those ne loves
By all means Insure, anil do il st once In
the Maryland Company. The officers Of THU
Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, President.
A X FoRD, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Geo II llilncr,
Allen A Chapman, Thomas Cassard.
Geo p Thomas. William pevrics,
Hugh SiSscn. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr.
Al MYERS. State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder. Judge Ford. Judge Ma
son. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton AID
Editor Of Beacon.
Dk5-A J MYERS, the State Agent. will he
in Lconardtown during the 6rst week Of Conr:
to transac, the business Of the company, and
willalso insure rrc1eriyin Baltimore Compan.
icS
Aug %. 1s6s-tf.
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CHOICE FLOUR, ETC.

lust received. September 1s.., 50 bar
~ rcls Of Choice Flour. put up especial
ly for US at Lawrence's Mills, Ohio.
NV lot Choice Sugar at III per ID.
lard. Bacon, Fish. etc.
An entire new stock Of Confectionery,
Cakes. Crackers and Cigars.
Also, direct from the Manufacturers, a
large lot of Grindstoncs aud Wooden
Bovlcs, which will be sold at less than
Baltimore prices.
At the Old Brown Store. Leonard
Town.
A. A. LAWRENCE & co.
Sept /. lS10-H.
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Weems' Transportation Line
OF
STEAMERS.
SHM mer .3SrGRg(m GNi.

az and after WEDNESDAY, June 18Th
1870, one OF the Steamer will leave Bal
timoue from their wharf. Pier No. g.
~ Light street, foot Of Conway street. re-
ceiving passengers aud baggage only, every
Wednesday AID Friday night at 10 o'clock.
Tor PatuAent River direct, proceeding as far
up az Hills Landing.
Returning, vii! leave Hills Landing eve
r, Friday morning for Benedict. aud leave
Benedict every Saturday morning a o'clock
for baltimore; leave Nottingham every Mon
DAY morning ut s o'c'cck fer Baltimore di
rect: both Steamers calling at all the Land
ings on the River, soing and returning. for
Freight and Passengers, and at Plum Point
every Saturday and Monday, for Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday morning
at q u'clcck Tor Patuxept River, via Plum
Point, proceeding as far up as Benedict.
Returning, leave Benedict every W,dnes-
day morning at O'Clock for Baltimore, cal
hrg at Plum Pom. s,iug and returning.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every Fri
day morning at 8 O'Clock, returning same
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays and FRI
days, up to s O'clock. ut No. Tobacco
Warehouse Wharf for all landings on the
River, and on Mondays, at same Wharf, for
Plum Point and all Landings on the River
below Benedict
Freight received for Fair Haven daily al
Pier No. 8, Light street, foot Of Conway
street.
WEEMS,
Agent.
june %, 1S.O-:tf.
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Boarding House.

NJ Rs. HAYDN and MRs. POLK ,dausht-
Av1 ers Of VIM I Maddox, Esqr., lat. oi
Leouar,itown, Md. having removed from
Saratoga street to North Calvert street, No.
u. asePrepared to receive
Permanent. Transient and Ta.
bic Boardcrs.
The house was formerly called the Club
House and 10 located above Barnum's Ho
tel
march 4, lS69-tf.
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SCBSCRlPTlONS.-lS7O.
TERMS:

HARrER's Bazaar, one year, 81 oe
An Extra Copy Of either The Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazar will be supplied gratis for
every Club Of Five Subscribers at 81 90
each, in enc remittance, or, Six Copies fer
$50 90. without extra copy,
Subscriptions to Harpers Magazine, Week
~. and Cazar, to one address Tor one year.
$40 90 ;or, two of Harper's Periodicals, to ore
address for one year, 81 90.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any
time.
Vols I. and I.of Harrer's Bazaar, for the
years 1859, elegantly bound in green mo-
rocco cloth. will be sent by express, f,eigh,
prepaid, for 81 90 each.
the postage on Harper's Razar is 90 cent.
a year. which must be paid at the susscsI-
BER's poss-office. Address
HARPER.& BROTHERS, New York
Nov I, 1869.
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Use wlNSLOw'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
~ the best remedy ex,ant for Dyspepsia, gen
cral debility, etc. sold every where.
HSE NCRDOCTS INTEBILIO 4 s
~ Pills for the cure of Bilious complaints,
colds, ETC., sold everywhere.
IT Sc C3SP3E'S fkOST LOTIONS
~ evervNh here.
BURROUGH BROS,
holesale Druggists,
Light 81. near Pratt ST.
GEO. n. DAVIS,
Nc. i13 West Pratt
Bl!timOre.l
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Licensed .fsctioneers.

II As b. r. ABEL, having quali6el a.
81 AH.e,ioseers according 30 the requirements
the License laws or TIRE Unite9 Ststes give notice
that they are prepared 60 atiead I'd the sales Of
all real estate ar other proleriy that may be of
Address. Jas. r 4 b. ~. Abeii, leonard,own,
Nd.
IlA,l7, lsrc-;f
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TESTIMONY
Cure Of Grarel of Fire Years Standing
Stone Passed and 10 be Seen.

SAVANNAH. TENN, May IA. 1860.
DE-. II. T. HELMBoLD:
Dear Strive introduced your "Fluid
Extract Buchu" in this country about eight
months age, and are happy t, state that 1t
is meeting with universal favor. We wish
to inform you Of one instance tamorg many)
where your "Buchu" has worked wonders
A man in onr county named J. ID. Cs.el
had been suffering about FIVE years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought OF
us one bottle Of your "Buchu." and before
he was through with one bottle he passed
grave. that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
we now have on exhibition in cur drug
store. He says that he will never be with
cut the '.Buchu" in his house again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours, &c.
ECCLES & HINKEL, Druggists.
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L,e,,..D Are,,o,r...

ID n. EDWARDS, having qualikcd as an
N, Auetioneer according TO she. License
Laws Of Inc Uai,ei States, gives notice that he
viii a,,end to the sale Of all real or personal
property that may he offered Al public auction
IN 81. Nary's coaniy. address, u Edwards,
Grea, Miils, P.o.. Sc Mary's eesa,y, Nd.
Jane -, is.e-u.