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PIANOS. PIANOS
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS,
Ilrrn i,,.t h.nr nrNnrlnd tn

CHARLES NJ. STIEFE,
10 he difTsHt FlirS be'i az The S0Uit IN
N,tojr5 uHR Na'o,ahsr. 1880.
For the Best Pianos over Eight different New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, Pianos.
OFFICE AND New WAREBoou No. NORTH
LIBERTY ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
N'TIEFFS PIANOS have all the latest improve
- meuts. including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action,
fully warranted for Fire Years.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor and Church Or
eaus OF my own make, always on hand, from so
t1 $780,
Referees who have our Pianos in USE
C.n. r. +. Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
Eubt Ransom, Wilmington, y. C.. Gen. d.. II.
HIH. Charlotte y. c. Governor John Letcher,
Lexington. Virginia. b. F. Harrison. Warren
Ebv John b. Hackett, John Burns, Andrew Al
d-id-e. Charles Iangdon, Thos. &. Lakeland, Or.
Cordall. Wm G.. Butler, Thos. y. Isbell, OF Jeifer-
SON County.
send for a Circular containing 200 names OF per-
son, i'm theS1uth who have bought the Sdeh Piano
since the close of the War.
TERMS LIBERAL. A cali is solicited
December 9, lo6J-ly.
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SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO,
Improved in
QUALITY AND CONDITION.

The quality Of this Guano Is materially Improved
tbis season bv the addition to its composition Of a
large per cent. Of the ...--,,
SALTS or POTASH
Iii, improved in condition by being brought in
20 marke, sufficiently dry and uniformly hne to
rass with facility and regularity through the orr
fees ut the
WHEAT DRILL.
More than 81 .00O. 900 is involved in the produc-
ton OF this Guauo and the trade in u has steadily
increased until now il far exceeds that OF any oth-
er fertilizer.
The Pacific Guano Company has far greater
interest boz the maintainauce OF the qudiIy oi us
Guauo than any number Of cou-Encrs can have I;
hence mo- apprchen,ious need exist as 70 It's eoHH-
ned crsei'eHce.
JOHN :. REESE & co.
General Agents for Pacific Guano Co.
No. 10 S0UrH SIBEEr % FLOOR
BALTIMORE, MD.
MrCURDY d. DUKE. Agents,
Aug. 6. ls7O-5m. Charlestown.
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SEVEN SIHs.-1. Refusing TO take your own
county paper.
2. Taking paper and then not paying for
it.
8. Not advertising.
4. Getting married and forgetting the prin-
ter.
8. Asking newspapers to publish matter
that is for your own benefit without remuncra-
ton.
6. Reading the copy on compositor's desk.
Z. Never paying your subscription until the
publisher goes 10 the trouble Of asking you for
/.
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WANTED.

600 STAKES. each 5 feet long and aver
| ,UUU aging in thickness g.. by 2'5 inches
aud out of either Sawed White Oak or Straight
Split Iu-ust. 90 te delivered within 90 DAYS from
thisGat. Proposals for the same. stating number,
kiut of Wood and prices per hundred left at this
Office viii be considered by the
Dec. 20. ls69-tf. ADVERTIZER.
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fs5- -wASrED.-corn aud Wood for dues.
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SUNLIGHT ~ HoUsEs.-The fact has been
established by careful observation that where
sunlight penetrates all the rooms Of dwell
ing, the inmates are less liable to sickness than
in house where the apartment: lose its health
invigoratiDg influences. Basement rooms arc
the nurseries of indisposition. It is great
mistake to compel human beings to reside par
tally under ground AL rooms should be open
to the sunlight, especially school-rooms.
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NIISCELLANEOUS.
Kate's Trosseau.

Old Deacon Brown started in life very poor.
He married his wife, Susan, before the days OF
hoops. pads, &c. They had been happy in
their married life, and unto them was born
beautiful girl whom they named Kate, who,
of course, when she grew up, fell in love. Her
choice was a poor but noble young man. The
Deacon and his wife had taught their child to
choose for herself, but do it wisely, and they
were glad to see that she made choice of an
estimable young man, their neishbos's son.
Now, Kate took up notion that she must
have a great many articles for her marriage
and make fashionable show Of dress during
the honeymoon, and, as they lived at only
town, she wrote her father a note, requesting
him to furnish her considerable amount to
buy her outfit, and stated in it that she ex-
pected she would have to send to the city to
get all she needed, whereupon the old man
made he following reply:
DEAREST DAUGHTER-As you are my only
daughter, may call you dearest truly, for |
love you very much. have considered yonr
pote and this is my reply | am sorry to find
YOU possessing weakness of most of your sex,
viz: that YOU think you should have a large
outfit for your wedding and Honeymoon
When | married your dear mother she had but
two calico dresses aud other things to fit, aud
she thought herself well off with them, and ]
really thought her, as took her in her calico
dress. the prettest and sweetest girl in the
land. and have never thought Otherwise
She has made me q dear precious wife, and
has been to me helpmeet indeed. Now, my
dear child, will not refuse you what you ask,
but my observation IN life has convinced me
that those girls who spend heap of money to
provide their outfits for marriage are generally
sure to spend heaps of it afterwards, and that
often they keep their husbands noses to the
grindstone Of misfortune and toll all their lives.
"a great many fine things for your wedding
and its after incidents will make you no sweeter
or prettier to your husband and may make
you a great deal dedrer as to his pocket. If
the man of your choi;e really loves you, as no
doubt be does, it is not for what you have on,
but for the qualities of your person, head and
heart, and as he is a man Of sense, have no
doubt he will think more OF you when he finds
that you have not made any great preparation
for your marriage. There are many gentlemen
in this country now worth millions whose
wives, when they married, had no more than
mine BY this do not mean that you should
have no more; but your mother tells me you
now have five neat every day dres;e and four
Sunday ones, and really they are larger, finer
and better outfit that many millions Of your
sex are able to obtain.
IL make these suggestions for your consid-
Grafton, but leave you to follow them or not,
as your judgement may dictate, and, to show
you this is the fact, | enclose you draft for a
thousand dollars, on my cashier, which you
can use at your pleasure.
u
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THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY. Aprfl IL

FRIDAY, April B-r. ~
There were no sessions Of the Stock Boards
held to-day, and therefore have stock reports In
make. There a good many transao tons in IN.
street and give the following quotations OF socls
~ Y. Central and Hudson Consolidated g2Ia9 Readny
eo59iOG Lake Shore, sst0sss; Northwestern 7na1t,
Western Preferred, sc8sc Rock Island ilstalIe,
Ohio and Mississippi, 29Ia9o; NcwJersey Central lO,is
lOe; Western Union Telegraph, %i9ss
Money Is easy at sac per cent. Foreign EXCHANGE ia
steady at IosE for prime bankers 90 days bills and Is
for grade short sight All business circles arr
waiting patiently for the action Of Congress on the Tarn
and Funding bills. They do not much care what Con
gress will do, as that IL win do something Il is tho
"gorious uncertainty that disturbs and checks AN
business operations and IL perfect Incubus upon trade
Congress has been in session four months and one bpz
II do that will meet the approval Of al partes-refe
10 continue operation the income tax There IA no
whyit should be reGnaced for other but why
IL should not II il unequal tax, and IN many case.
an and oppressive tax, ii Is not tax upon
property or the income from property but upon tho
wages paid for labor; for intelligence and ability There
are men worth hundreds OF thousands Of dollars who DO
not pay any income tax, while the clerk whose energy
and ability yield him 5000, $500 $4,000, has from
500 10 1915 income tax to pay Our local taxes eat up
the substance q the people The Government only
taxes tea, coffee, sugar. nce, and spices and
ellies and salt and the amount paid distributed an
the whole makes the layer very thin. I%t the rates
interest bonds be reduced, let specie payments he
resumed give free banking system and good cror
and ours will be the most prosperous and happies
ton earth.
The following arc the Government quotations OF Mer,
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
n
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
CONTENTS OF THE MAY NUMBER
EMBELLISHMENT..........S.l lREhhUS Piumh~
l. Mr. PROUDES HISTORY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH. Eiin'
burgh Review.
II. MR. MILL on TIE sUBJECrIoS OP WOMEN Fn'eT'
Magazine
Ill THE PALACE OF TIE CEsAEs Dublin University M'g'
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VIII BABYLOYIAY AND ASSYRlAS LIBRARlEs North British
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nj, Magazine
XII THE FRENCH STAGE. Mlcnillan's Magazine
XiII SAMUEL IRENEUS PRIME, II. d. The Editor
XIV POETRY.
XY. LITERARY NOTICES
XVI SCIENCE
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TERMS OF THE ECLECTIC.
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HURD & i HQHGHT2N' 1lISaIrIi isS suw.Yonx srtr
viii Putn'h on Sairnis Aphi"
NATHAN READ AND THE STEAM ENGiNf-
By DAVID READ.
Tr Crogu byu Pnre, 81 ~
- contribution 10 the esIy history oi th hiranp"s, t ~
invention o! the MIuhaaI Dol AMI forale lhe1F
en- discovery Of the Eo-e q applying siawf""" !" 's
and haNa!E
THE METHOD or FSlThkESPEfREA ASAN Ah i0i'
L. p, from an suav. Of bis eaiiur Tragedies abd Comedies
BY HENRY j. RlG6Lbs
Iu ,olaHe. l6no. Fa.r - S%t,n - .u.aletr
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III
HAYDN. AND OTHER POLMS.
~ fb- Author of he below .
IL Que volanc. ieHo Pnoet " 'S. - . earl, ,c,.
The rcai poem ioanlel fat eofoeIng e,,a ..
,rre-.ac ~ ~ e.n laylu, n connection Wtn sltu - s. 10.
c s-uees of a roiag girls ud With i-e motives "mn 'hH" "
TO decide between marriage and convent
sc7eath ThOuafd
HEALTH by GOOD LIVING.
BY w. W. HALL, NJ. u,
Editor Of Halls Journal ofIIe3l@' &C. er
voune l2ino. II -
CONTENTS:
TIE Object Of Eating d sptplN
When to l.ai. n,snIasha
What 20 Eat. htr'0n.n's-;;
How mucl to Rat The OniIf' OF niseNe-
Eeul,rity IN Latlg AiT and Exercise
How 10 Eat io'i 'ut,
BllOGsutsS IHe Aibu4"'""
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RPMOyAL
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ECWEN'S POLITICAL ECONOMY.
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THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD Is nov WI, WV.
net, be entire distance RON Owego Auburn poPu ins ~
irrou. Agricultural Manufacturing district thus eh'n -
Tor The local bnsiness southern Central vi. BE- W s
n freight and passenger traffic The rich Agricultural cou -
which nuns constantly increasing buHress ~
at Auburn WaerpoSeT tt -
in he state and the eneprsng along the bne Wi Ha' ~
10 thu road = good Income -. =, - ,su.i,.
VERMIIYE Co. Financial Agents Of the Road o1 ls ,
inc rns portor OF the With The greatest onsf.uce ~
hs % h. a. good security as heeu Iae'd 90
market The Seven per cent have thirty y " ~ "
th,, are sock the option Of the hol-er
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RA1RoAp fIh,i
MORTGAGE Z PER CENT BONDS at 80 and interest
We have only limited amount Ia offer at rms Pr'o
DRENEL, WINTHROP X Co, 10 "ail-s''
JOIN j. CISCO & son, - Wall-st
J. Is. ALEXANDER & Co., ~ Nassan-Sl'
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HowEs Il MACY Bankers the same as an incoIpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st. New-lork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject TO
check Oh demand can do SO by depositing with This
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annuf'
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world WIN
immediate returns. at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks bohds'
or Gold promptly executed.
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Banks Bankers, and Private Capitalists snprpo
with first-class commercial paper at ruling Ia'es
supply of which can always be found with MS
FARNHAM, GILBERT i Co.. Ndst'
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