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Sic Fort McHenry Military Band"

Sle FOFL HCttHIE MIIIIdIy DdHU
Njiem6IozHooms" Elm 9roRes Yromsnaoen 3 SouSert
uno 8al ob. Die SCitun9en bieies 9iufiieorpe
iinb ~ b%eiann., unb brauden mir nitt crit earaui
auimeriian Ill MAIDEN, baS bier etsua5 Au~Ber9euobn'
ihes aebuten miro. Die Ausmahl Der SonSerts
ItIte tiebe anSeiqe!l lit 10 uertreftlih, rag tctr
WiuItireune ih pIeien 0euuB entgcbcn iahen ionte'
Ser betannte g8irtp, Sr. Carl Saiier. BON ytr. 1873,
2eriHgtOuitraBe, bat Ole Gorge Ilr Den icthltdeH
WSniben ibcrnommer, uno miro Gub bierin Sober
mann ~Suiric6en 9%eitellt DerceR.
Ga Der 9sIer iolIe bic Nononcc oes Sru. ~
gpriuaer nidt i~ib.rieben. 9erielbc bath Fr. 81,
Gamoeuitr., Gin 4Hletb ebitreau %ernlfnet,
Dem IS hei BEN Gufe Der ReClttGt, in peltem 9cz
rannter SER in 8eidaitstreiieH ftebt, an Nuroitatt
nidt fctIea miro. gr ma6tau g8GareH auer art IL
hcr0le Y orihniie.
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8ilmingtOn, N.sG.

&2A HradbtaiIter tG9ltb c~mpfdnaeM!
Die Baltimore uuo Soutbern DampisIrarspors
tatioHs@Gomp.," behGbenO aus ben 9ampfttffen
nSpiipdr, " Capt. Grams;
rsiebeefd Glpee, @GDt. .. 6. Gibbs;
.2uciue," Capt. EQoio J. Brice.
0as Dampiidiff ~RebccCd GlDSe" (Goet test un0
miro 0IeHftas, ocn %. 9anuor, 3admtttas5 un 4
ubr, GbgebeH.
Die 8amph6itfe biIeen jftt cine rcselmh5ise eis
ME, tpette isbeH 6aien zen 5. Gag O~erloiieH uRb no
in Wilmington nit alien Giienba6neu uHo DGmpf,
idiifs2tnieu, Uelhe mad Dem 9nnCru uon Roros uHb
Siio=@~ arolina id9reE, uerbiHben.
0urh9e9enoe 6rdbtbricie lueroeH ausee9ehrH unb
Die GradtzRateu nab &alet9b, @parIciton, Fapettea
bile, Sboe Dill, WbtteOille, Sair Bluff, Buckingham
unb anoCrcn Guaiten in Ntorez g %arOlina, NGrioH.
SumptCr YtGndeiter, Darlington SOcietp Sln,
@beralU, 8iibOpsOiQe, @reenuiae, Columbia, Gam
ben uno anoerH BuHtten in ShO'@ aroiRa s%araHttrt.
Traht9nter tueroen tdglid angenommeR uno Gratt@
RGteu 10 btlt9, ais bel ir9eno einsr nncerneinie go
ranttrt 8erI6cruHgen tuerecn gu cen btli9teu Erda
mien %efiettuirt.
Besen GrQhraten, Gla iFRtattoHen IL. aHbererguss
fuHft fDen0e man IT'D an
II. =. SuSdne, aaentcn, elimination, R.,&.;
MnbrelpS * Gomp., @encraI-Ag eHten,
a. gr. 70, SMITHS G9Srtte,
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ia Rad Bolton ibes gurfOa

.UerOen an ben ~ioI0enNeR 9agen beI6r-
%EAM@@ 0ert:
8ampfer ng8m. 9cuneo9," Gapt. $. 8, 6oHsr.
NoRta9, q. San, Wlitta9s u ubr.
9ampfer n&4. Crane" Capt. Solomon SomeS.
Mittuot, "a. SaHu0r, II uby gaudmittoss.
DGmpfer Mn. Crane" Capt. col. SOrSs,
freitae, 26. San, u lbr Witta9s.
So BafdetpreIs mad Bolton nit GinIdIue bG
8stoftguHs uHe S6lafJimmer S12Y. Slns nab Ser
Relic 500.
Weggn Gra9t unb Bcfage tueHoe man lid an
81. 4. &HgginS, Naentsn,
BlaHnl9an's Herite,
1891 dm HuBe 6e5 tanaen &o6S.
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Die ,,Saltimorcr SAuReu.Oe=
fe~llfdbaft''
Mintlid1e SrisfiIfe.

bdIt Gtenftag abeNo in Der o@Oncoroia" tbren Sab
resbaQ ab, Dem Die 6amilisu Der WitgIieotr tets NIT
10 gro5er Sebuiudt entgegeniebeu.
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Die 3eit Der Gatnadt nnb DtdstenbGle rhft nd
Der. 99tr ~ueriusiIen b~elonoer5 sur Wietlun8 Don
InSugeu auf ole an3stgen oes
Srh. hinton Rciier, Rr. 81, German, nabs Gu'
taluitra6G.
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6ietet oieie. 8ohe piener uHsemein Stbeuspertbes.
9aB 6r. Stnn AIcs auibietct, UNI Dem Bublitlm
tmIncr ctrpa5 Rcues uue 9utes i'll Ortnsen, benefit,
bar CT nit elmer &odeugoae pom 800 Dollars ben
iutItberibmtcR, bis jeet nod nibt fibertrotenen
Yaudreoner @omuno 3. Sauis, ionic beieu bei=
ben SpaBmader Com uno Soc, pom 6eHen man nit
SRebt ioaen tam, oas fe otr.ndrriInIen 9ente uutcr
btn gtarren" iiHo, fIr isin GbeaIer 9~sluonnen bat.
auh bic ibti9en 9riite iino 9iinitler erften Rnn8es:
81. &Qitenotti aus 2onooH miro nit ieinen Selitun9en
AMI Der ,9ebersleiter" unO benz aniz uno GbiteigeHz
oen SeiIe fes 9ubliEum in 9ritauueu ieSen; 6ri.
Names SutpcrIano, Die iueltberubntte lhotuide
H1dtiaan, Wro ourh ibrs %reiSenee Stimme ih
raid Die CUNT Der Sub0rer ju uerihaien piteu uHO
cr Sianor DtonteuGroi, Der @taun obHe Sroden,
ulro i0rtiabreu, mn reue S~orbeeren 81 bolen. Der
9fui Der 8~auets1ruppe NIT Den 6rl5. atberti uEo
Settle 9lemmel5ber9 9euitst ipou, Gin polcs Sans
gu ihaTen.
ifeuuUe iuT Familien, Grcita9 abeHo iir Samen.
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Na9 sabaaaab, &c.,
ale flint Gage.
Baltimore Sabanu0b Sambii6iEz
OcieQi6aff."

btke5eno aus Den D~anlpiIhifieu erfter GIdfe:
rSGrGSpFG,H Capt. 3. Y. Sooper;
HNmerica," Capt. y. 10. 8ilups;
rRprtb &pint," Capt. U. g.. Golepi
Der 0ampier nSaprts Spint" tninlm6 ieet feiae
SIa@t an Siari9an's g9erfte ent9cgeu uHo ae6t HpnI
RerIfaG, 6en %. Sauuor, fadmittaes 4 mr.. Obj.
Durdbfabrt0s 6rdd, tid1eiue tUeroeu rad auouaa.
Moson, Columbus, @ntauld, Ntontc omero, @iiHin
uno alien 8untten Der "@lceoH . G,efIifen 8abn@
TIprifa iiber Sic r@eoro . q snt5SI,' NM gtIan ~
@olisSllenoopn" A.. ebenio ~Hieori9en Staten, oils aui
tresno einsr anccreu Route es9eben.
aSe9en E.d3t uno 8aifa9e, nit porSl9lthen Ga
tateu a., iuenoe man fb on
Sames y. MnrreYps, gseut,
vi. %, Smith's gSertte, am 6uSe oes 90na Dofs.
(Ott.5,1SI
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@innab nj II.

Seitrdge, lleberiduB ans Der
@irfhi9att II. &aienbeitanO $11 r604.41
9eponirtc Geloer ........... 15,092.29
@runoei9eutbum unO Snueutar. 45,672.89
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Der v1unec MGnnerhor"
aui Den II TebruGr ictuen 9fastenbaI Gin Den
grn- 9 mhlnz Moom5") on.
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Bum Selfcn ScS v@ag. Scutfden
S{sdtfeubduieSH
MdSfeu,Muziiae.

gtebt Sonrerftas, pens. %sebruGr, he "Gtafid," al
iuneen SitettanteH beitCbenc, In Ger "NtedGHic
Sale" cine 55eGterz8 orItCuuHg.
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- wnrtfGritt Der Menplntipn..

Gin neueS 9i1t brad lett Der Dor 3p0lf Sab
rem erfOlstan Girfifbruns 6ts rP1untas
tions 8itteren" iiber bic 2Selt hereit.
9raa1ife abfiihrmittel trabten alb; Reltau>
rirung NIB &enouirnug bielteH ihren @inSng.
Dem Solte muroen bic Augeu fiir. Die 9rOBe
EbatiaAe s%e6fiuet, oaB bic SraHfheitse6eiI-
metbooe auf Stdrtung uno Srdftigung Der
Spfer Der Srantbett geridtet ieiH mug, ntht
aber ie oHrd Gntsiebung Der 9eriigel
Stdrfe, bic ie nod habeu, Der Sranfbeit aIt
0uabe orer l~Ingnaoe iiberlieferu bari. Gs
mlroe bal0 tlar, oaB ais Vtittel, nm Dem ges
ihrpdd]teu Splterle neue Vebeusfraft eiH5ls
fl0Ben, Die a6ionberungen iu rsgeln, Serbaus
ungs. 8eihperoen su beben mo Dem S0rper
Die gaQigc Neigun9 Sl nebmen, F6 feline oaz
mails betanute Dleoijin nit Dem nelel Bies
berberfeanu9smittel iiberhaupt pergleiden
lieB. SeitSsm bat man 6uuOerte bon Ser
luden Qemaht, ben Sttteren ausSuiteheu.
| sic iin0 idmmtlif geidleitert, nno Die groBe
Il nj ~ Gl3ung in Der Grjtlt9enS Be
GanoIlngsweile e. Die i'm Sabre 1860
beqanu maht nod INNER 6ortihritte.
| gtthtS lam ibr Siubalt tbuu; OeHn lie be.
rubt aui benz ieet algemein drertannten
@runOiaec, oaB t6rperltde Stdrfe Der ges
fdbrlihte 9e9ner aIer menidliden getoen
lit, uno Die Griabrung bat 9eltbrt, oaB Der
yBlantatton.Sittere nIht mn oa8
unerreidte SrdftigungSmittel, %ionOern and
| bic beim69lihfe Shutluehr geaen epioemi=
ide &rautbeiteu lit. 10. 2l. 3 t&Ip)
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masfcubaQ Ocs ,,9Iripn."

Der 8eiaugpertiu Dslrion" 8eigt ieinen o~Ie5idlri
Qeu aro6en Wia5tenbau auf Den abenb oes II. Ee
6ruar in Der n@oncorbia" an.
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Ser 0erciu USbalia Nr. 4"
bat feiu 2otGl aus Dem nSoeon" 3u 5rr. Brod in
SIR. los, 6Orreitz, 5ruiiden @Og= uuo 9onoirGBe,
nfrfPot.
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V6luNuutb ututUtltt w ~ itHb O%'toSuS>
Caution ielen fonnte.
- @m. Base, uesen Gbatlidteit segen
@ilbelm 9einefamp a%rrettrt, lah lh aus
9leidem @runSe hrs @efdngniB sebra6t.
Oils Qanbtreiher maro gefern Sob1
90. Gill auf eiuen Wouat mod Dem armens
bauie auf Bagpiep seididt.
seat Der 8 Blister Bro.
seije.- SIN 8unbesbe5irfS. @eribte wurOe
geltern Der YroseB Der Ser. Staaten gegen
Sen 8rannt,peinbrenner Seinrib @rabenborit
nno bic Ct . Steuerbeamten Sonatban $.
Chapman uab Sames Spicer, Der erite Der
p%iclgenannten y@bisfep = YroseIie," aufgerns
fem. Oie gegen bic @enannten e~rlaiene anz
flagelfrift belast, baB ie oils Gigentbiimer
elmer a%elpiijen Ureunerei, bic inl Wameu @arl
6. @ogel's oils DefiQateurS nabe Der Staot
erridtet t~poroen, iid anseblib 5uiammenge.
than; oaB Chapman Elm NIT Der BeaHfil1@
tisuns bon Srennereien betrauter 9ilfs.
iteuerafeior seueien; baB Sames Spicer
e~6entaas ais 9iilfsieueraiefor fir Die Srpette
4btbeilun9 beS 5meiten Marnlanoer Stener-
beSirfS angefeut uno gum Snipeftor inter
benz Sitel zines Waga5in Germalters fiir
obige Brennerei erranlt morben; oaB bic orei
angebli1 NIT @ogel eomplotirt bitten, UNI
bic Ser. Staaten INT bic Steuer BON 81 pro
@aaone auf iiber $4,000 @aIonen abgesoge-
ner Spirituoien in beiagter 8rennerei at be.
triisen unS obne bic erfOroerlibe aumelDung
beflairte Spirituoiem aus Der Brennerei nod
ben @elddften perihiebener Spirituolens
@roBbdnoler in Baltimore, obne bic Steuer
81 erlesen, idafen gu laien; baB enolih
Wrabenborf uno @ogel mdbrenb Der bann
folsenban sehn Monate tdslih 100 @a1onen
mebr %beiilirt haben iolen, ais tie i'm Steuers
ante an9emeloet.
Die &esieruns mar burd Yunbesbesirfs-
Gniualt Ardibalb Stirling uno befen Iifi=
fsnten aleranber @. @osers uertreten; ais
Yertbeioiger Der auseflagten fun9irten o..
8alis, q. s. Cuttings, q. 8. Maden II.
8. 9. 6. Ginblab. Ills 8elafungs seugen
muroen 6. s. @osel, Noab aliion, Sobn
Cuttings uno Sler. Gnlton, iospie cine grobe
An;abl Gntlaaungsseugen, BON oenen msbrere
nift erihieneu maren, nomentlib aufgerufen.
Die 1ertbeioisuns erbob gegen Die gauge
gtnflase eineu &ouettip Gtnlpanb, Der bon
pru. Cuttings senauer notipirt wuroe; bic
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more tangible than the conflicting and diff
cult claims of rival institutions. We shall
then see more clearly, what is to be the fu-
ture of the State, and time will be given for
our most intelligent farmers and mechanics
to mature plan. Meantime the income
might very appropriately be spent in main
tanning free courses of lecture upon Phys
cal Science, in all the principal towns OF
the State, properly illustrated. This
would approximate the purpose Of the fund
distribute widely its benefits, and prepare
the public to help build up grand institu'
ton, in the interests of the producing
classes.
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THE LAND SCRIP.

The extended discussions upon the Land
Scrip, and the widely discrepant views en-
tertained by members upon it, indicate
clearly that this is not the proper moment
for making any final disposition OF 1t. No
thing can be clearer as a simple, indepen-
dent proposition than this: That the Scrip
fund ought MOTTO bepartitioned at all. Its
power for good would be vastly more than
doubled, if the fund was $4,000 instead
of $3.50, 900. So its aggregate practical USE
fitness is diminished with every division, at
n fearful rate. If divided pro rata we
readily see, that its usefulness in promot-
ing agriculture, and the mechanic arts
would be infinitesimal. All experienced ed
ucators know the great value OF concern
tratcd capital. The appointments OF COM
plete Polytechnic school, require vast
fund. When it is organized and furnished
If can educate thousand pupils well, at
slight expense to each. But if divided
among ten schools, all would be inferior, and
the average results would be every way less
satisfactory. Why then should the fund be
divided? There is no excuse for 1t,
but to crafty local interests and
preiudices, at the expense OF the
general interest. Is it possible that the
LEGISLATURE of Virginia will yield to the
pressure of these conflicting Claims, and
position this fund in manner to defeat its
original design. If divided at all, only the
third goes to Hampton, for the benefit o
the colored people. But the remaining
'two-thirds will have to be divided
again, and it is very clear that no dfstrlou
ton that can be made will give genera
satisfaction. The institution accepting ]
must be subject to State supervision, AM
questions of difficult solution will arts
leading to endless complications I'm
fund is only nucleus around which ao
dition, may be clustered by public and pr
waite donations. Sell the Scrip and get
into productive shape.
Start all points to competing for it, an
in a wear or two we shall have somethin
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WEST VIRGINIA ACCOUNTS.

We have already referred to the report
of the West Virginia Commissioners upon
the accounts between that divorced trag-
ment of Virginia and ourselves. The alb
surdity Of the whole procedure is suifi-
GENTLY evident to all who are acquainted
with the proper mode of adjusting accounts.
Of course the West Virginia Commissioners
have made fair showing for their side. II
the State debt ever had any legal existence
as lien upon the property of the people
of the Old Virginia, it must have rested
equally upon both portions OF the state,
3lyo rata upon the assessed basis.
The violent disruption of territory was
effected without the consent Of Virginia.
The mower which made the division is UNI
fquestionably competent to enforce an equit-
able distribution of the common indebted
ness. If it has not constitutional power TO
do this, it clearly had not to commit an act,
which led to such an irremediable wrong.
If Congress has power to deprive State OF
one-tbird of its territory, and leave the to-
tai State Indebtedness upon the remaining
two-thirds, it has the power to take from
the same State nine-tonths of its territory,
and leave the remaining one-tenth
t., pay the debts. If 1t can take
fflv c0uatses, and leave the whole burden
on the rest, it can take ere'y county out one tor
the new State, and leave the burden upon
the remaining county. The monstrous re-
suits shown by an extreme case like this
strictly parallel with the actual, indicates
the nature of the transaction, and prove
the dangerous principle involved. In GU
onin;on. as already stated often before
there is but one sensible, digniiicd, an
manly course for Virginia, and that is, t
postpone final action upon this matter OF III
delt to ask in the most solemn and eaI
nest, but respectful, manner OF Congress
to redress this great wrong done t
the people of Virginia, in tll
forcible partition Of her tel11tor
by restoring it. If this just request
not granted, then ask Congress to comp'
West Virginia to assume her share OF tt
debt. Congress could not deny both the
appeals. If it still asserts the power
erect State within the boundaries OF
other without her consent, then it must
nit the power of adjusting the proporti'
Of debts antecedently due. To refuse
exercise such apower, after dividing a Stat
would be infamous.
We are confident that if our people wor
arouse to the great importance of this gu
ton, and throwing aside mean jealous
and petty rivalries, unite in one gra
effort for reconstruction, that we can cal
it trumphantly. But the difficulty is j
here, that most of our public men dew
themselves to fighting wind-mills
scare-crows. They are too frivolous
indolent to attack questions Of great pull
moment, and rise to the spirit OF great
casions. 1t is to young Virginia, now
the first time rising into consciousness
strength. that we look with hope.
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ORDER FOR FRUIT TREES

,,,o, tho uell-knowr yernondale Nurseries of
ChaIkley Dillingham;, who has splendid as
sortment of fruit trees, grape vines and sT Tip-
GINA This order is worth FIFTY DOLLAho,
and will entitle the holder to that amount OF
trees, at cash prices ms prize Wy o NJ 70 se
second best list sent us before the loth Oh mach,
in time for spring planting.
cond worth FORTY DOLLARS IS and md, Tl sl be
AS additional prizes, we offer a WEBSIEhS
DICTIONARY, unabridged, worth *l2; Two,
horse, DIXIE PLOW set OF best AgricuitMral
tons New Music of Peters Co., worth $40
also, sets of valuable miscellaneous BOOKS, worm
$40 each also, orders for nursery STOCK, worm ,
ten dollars each. One of the above prizes VIII
he awarded to each club of nifty, ana prizes OF
one-half the value in our discretion, 70 eaeh cluD
of thirty Each competitor may noicate s .ns
prize which he prefers, and 1t will be awarded
to the first who has so expressed preference;
Please state what prize you am, az. 1hs VIII
not prevent you taking any si'Aiier pi'Ae sno'i"
Every club of five will be entitled to an extra
copy OF the WEEKLY. Canyassers along the lines
of the railroad will find 1t TO tneir interest," 70 m
elude also the DAILY, and SRMI-WBEKLY, espe-
cially in their list. Every subscriber Tor the
| SEMI-WRRKLY will count as two for the WISELY,
and for the DAILY in same proportion. ,,,,,,a.
At our club rates, two cents week supplies
| YOU with a firstclass paper Newsdeaiers ana
others will find it for their interest 70 Keep our
| paper, WEEKLY and SEMI w Et.hLf ior SAFE
I
/ To aid parties raising clubs by enabling them
to offer some inducements to each subscriber, we
propose the following:
| To each club OF ten subscribers or more we Will
| send a sufficient number of GRAPE CUTTINGS
of the new and best varities to furnish each mem
| Der TWO DOZEN VINES. With these cuttings
| we will send directions for roofing. ,,,,,o
To each club of fifty or more we VIII seno w Y
ROOTED VINES each, and also CUTTINGS "a
above. These will be sent Tor distrnution 70 tlit
club These VINES and CUTTINGS will be IRON
our own grounds where we have over one hundred
varieties on trial, including all new and choice
kinds, which we will be glad TO and IN as.rloutnls
| over the State among our readers and others
any prefer seons of choice apples; cherries, pears
sc. we will substitute or add them to tn
| grapes if informed in time. We believe tina
maxi to a good newspaper, a bountiful supply o
good fruit for old and young is the best gift O
Providence.
Remittances should be made by money order
, | or registered letters and addressed TO
+ EDWARD DANIELS,
Editor and Manager State Journal, Richmond
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tn THE People OF VIRGINIA.

TN PRESENTING TO YOUR NOTICE, FOX
/ the fiji st time in an extended way, the + Z.
FAMILY FAVORITE) WEED SEWlNG-MA-
CHINE. we will state some of the reasons why
we think we are justified in claiming 1t to be the
BEST:
BECAUSE, before being offered to the people,
II was tested by able sewing machinists, ana py
them so pronounced; ..4
RECAtTSE it took the first prize at the great
Paris Exposition in 1867
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the great
four weeks contest between sewing machines AT
the Baltimore (Maryland) Institute in 1869;
| BECAUSE, it will do what any other first
| class lock-stitch will do; .. -. =
| BECAUSE, it will do what most OF them can
| not do We say this without disparagement TO
| the merits of other machines; 80
| BECAUSE, in the five years it has been before
| the people the sale has been SO rapid tnat tne
| company have been unable to supply the oe,
| ma,id, thus leaving Virginia and great part OF
the country unsupplied; and last but not least
| to give n woman's reason,
BECAUSE, it is just little darling" and SC
| easy to learn.
| Price the same as any other first-class machine
| Sold on the instalment plan, II desired
| Machines sent on trial and instruction given
| Free - a.,
| A history of the sewing-nachine ana an &c
count of the great four weeks contest at Balti
| more sent free on application.
-" VIM LOCKHART, Agent.
| 7S9 MAN, corner Eighth street,
d.o dS,vlv Richmond Va.
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