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nominal at 90 TO- ,..a.
0sins.sd strong ss 70, cash. from cr.sse. hands mas
Crude Sperm steady demand Crude Nhae 80"
Of dull Ale Other Oi are eahr.
PKTROI favorable foreign advces snn hgh 9nr
qaoted hrner though tue dem vs.
ght quu4e l5Tdl6. for April with lOo BID Tor nrs' ha @
sales late SATURDAY o. Au und 1000 bbs hrs hs h
at f54c quiet at 2Oa2Ooc Naphh, weak sno nen
CITY, in bulk. frm bot Inactive A. n.
prompt AMI No MAY dtver, The primary markets wer.
neafy and quoted follows; Pittshurgh 81 bVnfl 30
hnm Center 81 So CtV 80 Tusyie 81 y2iaGti VI H. s
Parker al S5asl United and Union Al Phsdelns @
market 5ac. April and lJd Ice May sales m'e S"s
d,yo of 900 hhs., delivery, at los "a. A..
PORK m,ket steady but very oni tn eo
weather checks business sale. cash and regular arc
bbls at Sl6 S72dSl7 for New Ness a.,
In Prime Mess for future delivery hear OF 900 hls NJ
NAV AT sl7 and $50 bills July st Sl7 81 BEEF @
and steady sslcs 80 bills $IOds2 for Plain Mess ~ n
sI3 rs Tor $l5 5ODS16 for Packet ilcrSe De
olefa. demand sales Of 100 tes at 80 % r
mis- india steady sales Of % DDS .,
s54 for southern Gut fair demand and steady ooo
500 shoulders al 7ac Picked and S' iof smoheu i,S
sroted Han. Al iaal2c for Western, and oI
81 m Hesu Pekoi Western at 10 7l6c Be,he are Z, ss.
f.acuyei sales Of 10 boxes u average a. !oG met, We
s supply light Dressed Hogs are nt o de, Of
ouee at d77a Tor City Jari 6rm AID IN af dcsn e
$50 loo for No. l. lOisaIot isI oig 90 tea
IOi.c for Fair lOc for kete eheeIsL n S
Toe for future delivery We Near Near a. 10 8iee
sel,,f Anil at 10 3l6dlOi4c; 1000 tcA see NAY % ~
Ioi.e; IOa- BIO tes JAY al ~ 30
BrTrBR-New arriving slowly and PRIME mes.s wss Ia sarteA
OH h more active ARRIVAL Of fresh Caho'hia ep'
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EFT
New.YoRK. Monday. April 20.

The horse market opens this week with
large supply which all classes OF horses compare
lively well represented. The total number of horses on
sale amounts probably to 1000 head Tie average
quality OF stock good. aud there no indications
of change in values. Trade to-day dull the pre-
vailing rain-storm checking all activity in the open
street. and there being noteworthy sales at the pub
lie auction marta. .
Public sales Of horses carriages wagons harness. and
general horse equipments Tuesday. the st nst AZ
the following auction m5ris:
At 1890 M, by Mr.. ARCH Johnston. IN Thirteentn'
at, near University place.
At IL O'Clock, by Mcssrs. Van Tassen 81 Kearney. In
East Tnirtcentn-st near FOurtb-ayc.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BnEISG HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH. No. NAssAU-sT.
"ebuy aud sell G9yEESAENr BoNDS and GOLD
s'cuifent market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
end sch Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
GA Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
Low interest at the rate Of four per cents make
Collections and transact general Banking and
Financial business.
~"' deal u the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST.
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- - - -
SO. S9g.49i SO

,... -
Proposals. Bonds and what Of
dempoh the hundred dollars thereof
for each issue proposed for.
Each uropoal should be sealed niorse Proposals. for New
BoRd second envelope addressed to tue
t0Ispt-oier
Tie ehi reserved the Comptroller reject
all Of the bids Judgment the County require IT.
ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller
City NewYork Department Of Fuaace, ConProors Once
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OFFERED Asked.

Railroad bonds were weak with genera - y q
49, The depression was most marked In u u
"A q 6rsts. and Chicago and Northwestern COD
s,Tdated cold bonds. Central Pacifcs were a,So
1aIf nor cont lower. The following were the Dias'
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THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is alwaysan
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof. h.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. NewYork
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~
AsHEs-The receipts today % pkgs Pots dull aud I'M
cl,ug.i: Choice held AZ CSC. Pearls inactive. .
COEFIE-There Rio Coffee with 42O
bags per Tomel here private and l6ll bags Clifton
baltimore gOld whole quoted NJ 19022c gold
The l59394 bags Of which l2j337 bags at New
lork -
COTToN-Hoders advanced their views Is
n very the Improvement We quote as
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ERIN PACIFIC aoLD Bosps. which. at present prices,

are very desirable for Investment. --,- -
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PR CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued in
terost secured by first mortgage nearly 12oOoOoo
acres of the Companys lands in California Nevada,
and Utah. FISK g. HATCH.
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HAY AND STRAW Prime lots are 1In Common grades Paiy
81 Az clever AZ rs 0s5 and Salt al 70a7Jc stss Ja aud
Comma. We quote Long at 40 aSOc Short DO at 6OaB5e and
ipe cargo Of 500 hhds cuba 80 test sold at i
'ss ~ sToRRs-e market Spirits Turpenti1e doll TO-
a. hi bot5ers 6n 45c for MeehanAbl sales VI bbis ~ 10y
1b gl -. al MICA STRAINED ted hrn at 81 100
B nae gbt oarBss and fair demapd sses lOoO boH at
e "a IN sns GRADES there TRANSACTIONS tepoise LEI u
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Dropcsais

r AWRENCE WATER W0RKS.-To Manu-
OF Hysnt, aud Waef Giies The Water Conmis.
bids until TUESDAY April %. 1874 for supDlyiag 1s
~ ~ ydFauts aud Water Gates IS ohoss
About Zach bidder will be expected " uEnsa aras-
ms OF A sample Of the pattern he bids upon.
Also. tile following Water Gates; "a, -, ..
% Tor 30pch pipe f,r 2Oinch pioe; for 6ineb wipe; IL
FOR ~ ch ppt Tor lOnh ppe; 55 for siocb pipe 100 fes
siuch ppe; check valves FOX 24-sch pipe
49, - WN BARBOUR. Wafer
PAiRIck kN NgSr nTs Commissioners .ss
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L,rrsuee. M..... April II. lszE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received until IL o'clock m OF THUaSpAf
or % BIZ the undsrgHei his once, No. l2o BROADWAY
r For the purchase removal d ave buildings Cedar an
Ppess between Broadway and SAoau'stS
second For Of Cellars sai Foundations With the No
.sary shog epBg anu underpunDE os structure
The said premises.
Third Por the execution the Work foundations aud
structure for the same.
Proposals will be received FOR any all Of the above work
Blank proposals. specifications &C. NAV be aii Of The index
signed at his oce after saaiay the 18Th inst where plans
Of The work mas be further Information obtained
The reserves tue night reec, ali bid, offered
All proposals should be the uudsEssei nd be a4oosos
IN m. name a, nm. prooo,er THEODORE WESTON,
saperotealipg Enghesr, l29 broadway.
NewYork. April IS. 1874
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GaplHls blHHs

NETWORK SAYINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor
- 1ithsL-Aoaey deposited before April 10 win dv
April Asseis So 0j90l5 06 SurDa. S2Gl 9iy Ia
C. w. BRNcKRRHoFP Secy RICHARD II. BULL. Preal
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PROPOSALS FOR $500, 49l SO
l. NEw.YOBK COUNTY BONDS FOR THE STATE SINKING
DIN nun.

Authorized by Of the Legislature Of the State NewYok
Cblpter l47, passed April 10, 1874.
SEALED pR0PJs y be received = the Compres Once
viii be publicly opened for the whole part d the sum Of
699,40i So II NETWORK COUNTY BONDS POR THE STATE
SINKING FUED DEFICIENCY authorized By Section 2 Of Chap
l47 Of the Laws Of iS74.
bonds will at the rate Of cent per annum
PAYABLE the first day May ami November each year and the
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COLLECTIONS OF otHoiHah Dhh"''"' NV
IECLUDIEG AMONG OTHERS:
folio; edition Dre>ea Gaeys
f,l Yenses Gallery 10 fol- The Florence fttt runss
Pa,, Luxembourg Frnese Boogns cbosen Ut
,n and other Galleries Znotto Duca Palace at vene
neoe vols folio scotland Deinatet vols foi proofs N.sAs
On Mansions Of the Middle Ages lob Vaiencnes
of Coneys Ancient ta;bedas
ess Grammar of Pines Royal RESIDENCES, pspe
coored vols lie Variants Birds VI Paradise VOla fo'
large ..u....x
The E0gravei Works Sir Robert Strange hogh hr' eoseS
conl Sohar La Faye Michel Angelo hsphaei,
DE- Vp Van DYck Rubens DoGeEcno Meyer Won Bremen, es&
Rnskin's Modern Painters 3 vols, imperial $40 80 =, -,
In 10
vols 4t. Anuchta III Raano. vols fol kochrtu Pompo
fol- WiDck Ancient Art vols o HanItoas OreeA 'ases
vols fi Religions Ceremonies, D vols; large paper.
Antiquities 10 large paper hurenbars Chronise
Of EtehinSs BY the Etching Club HOsr Bssss.
Cabot Rembrandt. Hamenon, etc, etc.
A SUPERB SERIES OF ILLUMINATED BOOKS.
OF Brittany yO foL Les bFence
duve de Jehan Foeque vols and AhempSs im'sase
a MAGsiiCENT COLLECTION OF DRAWINGS BY TIIB OLD
MASTERS.
KIEGsBoRoUGHS MEXICAN ANTIQUITIES vols fol- Colocea
THE WHOLE TO BIZ solo BY AUCTION
On the evenings Of THURSDAY AMI FRIDAY 23d snd 2ith Of As
the
CLINTON HALL BOOK sALER00MS,
Commencing at 4 O'Clock. p m
Catalogues price cents may had Of the AaeGoneer b'"as
will be on exhibition this TUESDAY morning, ~
VI" VIC ~ GEO A. LbAVITr & Co, Auct oseera
Parties who cannot have th*r oaefs " paAss
faitd fully executed BY the auetoheeIs
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Corporation Noticts
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT TAxEs AND A.sssssu,l
Nav York, Arnl y, 1874
THE COMMISSIONERS DESIRE To CAUTION the rIpayen OF
Yo sqaust Imposition pracei BY pretending 70 Be
ibis Department who oner TO obtain iedaeions IN we
assessed value Of real elsonsl estate -....-,-
Any preten ability part such persons TO effect reds
is
Tue books OF the Department. open 10 the public aud si
le SOln sad a representations made 10 se 80
ouers ior WHICH purpose blanks are In readiness 'ees''s Wv
careful attention. -, a. a, er,oss
,s,tsea w - JOHs WilkbLek
N> 0laD H. AkDAsWN
SkyRRS D. hOUhiVN.
Lana SSA Akoeon9oA
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5tc: Mdtng I7c receipts 28 bs'es exports Great
40. IO7 bales
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The quotations Cotton in in luanI
,naf4 tDau halt q a1e above below the GRADE qn0ieL
sALEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
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Gales Cd AurIlon

A. MFRTIg
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co.. $50 Broadway
- Bonissles Of Books Works Of Art Fsnev Goos sc
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY st4 IA portion Of t6e WORKING
LIBRATs OF Mr. r. H. SrODDAR embracing books BY Amer
c,n authors Illus Works OrDt LteraQ and an Ohl
INAL LETTER o. GEN WASHINGTON.
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Circulation. .s%oosO'SVO
administrations at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those OF the previous
week:
Cstiags Tor the week ending April 1927 75lo3S Oh
eanngs FOR the week eDding pal GOO2g1S93 81
balances for the week ending ADrll l..... l9yos w
Balances for the week ending April lS-. Dl4o,ISo ~
The Philadelphia stock market is excited; Penn
eyivauiAsixes, 1854 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
20; Reading Railroad. 81 Pennsylvania Railroad
Bit; gold. ia.
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UPERB BOOKS AT AUCTION.

il solicited to the catalogue and sale OF al
INTENSIVE COLLECTION
Of
FINE ART AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
PICTURE GALLERIES, ANTIQUITIES -. ..
ARCHITECTURAL WORKS, C0STUMBa
IECTIONs OF ETCHINGS. ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. KTG
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CITY bank shares were dull, only one sale having

Tho Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns;
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,,t,to A IL
WILMINGTON ~ C. April 20Spdts OF Iurpennne qniet ~ To-
psn eair 81 Tor No ]; 81 90 Paei - 5Odr1 10 or
FYtra Pale strinN inn; without Crude urpentne hr@
Tor Har Yellow Dip SO so for Virgin Tar steady Az 81 oO
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Banking Hcnses aro Bankers.

HASKINS & BRAINE, Stock brokers II
~ STOCK and GOLD PRIVILEGES spec ~ -
A.. 30 en scecusie with snsli capital AMI vita Tef' h''o
mall
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SUNSHINE AND SHADow.-Dr r. Shelton
Mackenzie, literary editor of the Philadelphia
Daily Press, says of this work:
Sunshine and Shadow will be regarded as one
of the best and most successful of Mrs Newby's
works. 1t will remind the reader of the clever
novels of society by Miss Jane Austin and Miss
Ferrier both SO highly praised by Sir Walter
Scott and of the more recent productions of
Mrs. Grey and Miss Ellen Pickering In this
new story an English baronet, with his four
children, occupy the foreground. The evil spir-
1t is Lady Lora Vivian, young and beautiful
widow, who, while deeply attached to one man,
OF his title and wealth. This leads to misunder-
standing and misfortune-one brother proceed.
ing to Australia, where he POUNDS settlement.
and builds seaport the other devotng himself
to public life, with fair prospect, at the close
OF the narrative, of having his heart aches re-
lieyed by matrimony. There is good deal of
counting in this tale-the wooing Of Louisa Ell.
ton, the proper heroine, is decidedly original
There are four marriages. and fifth on the
cards! The characters are well drawn, and ably
individualized. Mrs. Newly writes of English
rural life, and of fashionable London society AS
if she were thoroughly familiar with both In
word, Sunshine and Shadow, though not what
might be called sensational, is cminently read
able and very entertaining. Mrs. Newby's for
mer novels, entitled Married, Margaret Hamil.
ton, Kate Kennedy, Trodden Down, Only Tenn
per, Right and Left, Wondrous Stranger, and
Common Sense, have obtained q wide .sprcad
popularity in Europe; and in this country are
proving TO be as popular as any series of novels
that have ever been issued from the press Sun
shine and Shadow, is issued in large octave
volume, price Fifty cents, and is for sale by all
Booksellers, or copies will be sent to any one
postpaid, by the Publisher, on receipt of price
by them.
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PUCKSKIN, Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk and Cot
ID ton GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, for La
dies and Gentlemen-a full assortment of all
sizes, qualities and prices.
g. w, NORRIS & BRO, Bel Air.
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TIE sEGZS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1874.

ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUST is an excellent
'hotweather'f number. 1t contains The Affair
of the Sandpiper, a story of adventures on the
water, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; A Whale
mans Ghost, a story of the ocean, by ]. II.
Woodbury.; and even poem, telling in very
quaint and amusing way, How Little Bird went
to Sea. There are large installments of the two
serials, Fast Friends, by j. T. Trowbrdge, and
What Might Have Been Expected, by Frank R.
Stockton. AS the first ofthese is story of the
North and the other of the South, the adyen-
lures the boy-heroes are not at all similar
Natural History receives good deal of atten.
ton in this number. The Geological Gardens OF
London are described, with eight pictures of
their occupants; there is O story in French flor
translation)fof Pet Monkey; the exploits of
some Missionary Insects are told there is
sketch of the life and adventures of O Snail :;
and certain ants that raise crops and some birds
that lay out streets are described by the lively
and wise Jack-in-the- Pulpit. Mrs Jane G.
Swisshelm contributes Wilie's Little Brown
Sister, n sketch of the far West and Mrs A. NJ
Diaz has a thoroughly New England sketch
The Moving of the Barn, with funny amateur
pictures. The poems In Summer Time and
The Little Doll that Lied, are each marked by o
peculiar quaint humor that will be sure to make
them widely read and quoted, and the first is
most eXquisitely illustrated from designs by the
author. Besides all this there is n beautiful
frontispiece short stories by Charlotte Adams
and Lizzie ". Champney; practical article on
Wood Carving and the usual excellent special
departments.
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TO BE HAD OF ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Maryland Eye and Ear Institute,
&c N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD.

Board Of Directors.
John b. Morris, Esq, c. Morton Stewart, ESQ,
Hon. G. W. Dobbin, Charles G. Kerr 9"
B. f. Newcomer, Esq, John Stellman, "
Sam'l NJ Shoemaker" VIM. Wilkins,
VIM. +. Prick, -" II. II. Graue,
Christian AK, ~" DEW. Chew VanBibber
Jacob Trust, " DR.. Jas. Cary Thomas,
G. w. Gail, CDR John Morris,
John A: Nichols, 3" Dr. J. l.. Warfieid,
Col. y. M. Hiss, slDr. Geo Reuling,
John B. Latrobe, al. j. s ewart, ESQ.
This Institute has been established, and is
conducted upon the plan adopted and found so
eminently successful by similar Institutions
In Europe, as for example, that of Prof. Won
Gracfe OF Berlin, of whom the surgeon in charge
is pupil. The SUCCESS and public favor which
have greeted II from Its Inauguration, have been
so encouraging, that we have been induced 10
extend its accommodations from time to time
and now can confidently ella m that 20 institu.
tion in the country can offer more suitable pro-
visions for the comfort, care and cunl encncu OF
| its inmates.
As this was the pioneer establishment in the
Southern States and Is now in the fifth YEAR OF
its existence it may. be not inappropriate to re-
fer to the fact that since its inauguration nearly
i've thousand operations have been performed,
including four hundred and fifty cataract opera
tions, the s atistics of which compare most ia
Vorably with any on record.
TIE CHARITY DEPARTMENT OF THE
INSTITUTION, located at No. II Saratoga
Street, is supported by the City and State, and
is open daily for the reception of INDECENT pa
tlents. The dispcnsary is open from to 10 A.
NJ, daily, when all applying receive the atien-
| ton of the surgeon in charge and me. icincs
| gratuitOusiy.
| Applications should be made to
GEORGE REULING, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Opthalmic and Aumi Surgery.
Formerly first Assistant of Eye Hospital at
Wiesbaden ap10
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipclas, Swcllcd Neck,
Goitre, Scrolulous lnilammations, lndolent
determinations, Mcrcural Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin Sore Eyes, etc.
In these. as III all other constitutional Dis.
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BlrTERS have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and iutractabe cases.
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For Sale!
HE HARTFORD House,
IN BEL AIR.

THIS well. known stand for many years occu.
Il pied by John g.. Dallam, is offered for sale.
1t is conveniently situated, on Main street. near
ly opposite the Court House, and contains every
convenience, in the shape of stabling for 30
horses, Shedding, Ice House, Yard for Wagons
excellent Garden, &c. The House contains
large number of rooms, conveniently arranged.
There is also on the property q TENANT
HOUSE, now renting for $60a year.
No better opportunity has ever been presented
in Bel Air for an enterprising person to engage
in good business, as the stand is q well known
and popular one.
1t will be sold at o low price and on easy
terms. For further particulars call on or adj.
dress VIM HERMAN
President of the Hartford Mutual Building As
sociation, Bel Air. je12
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REFER ENCES.

Judge James h. Barto Annapolis; Juis- Richard
GrasOn, TowSontown Judge james d. Walters, Bel
Air; Hon. II. Stephenson, Hartford Co.. Hon. II. d.
Farnands Eel Air; Hon. Stevenson Archer, Bel Air
Hen, Chus, II Phelps Baltimore; Hon. John II. Price
Hartford county; Henry W Archer. Esd. Bel Air; NJ
STREET. Esq, Bel Air; + II Ruiledee Ell Rel Air
III. Clay Daliam. 81 Baltimore.
JANUARY ~.
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UNDERTAKING.
JOHN S. DALLAM,
Real Estate Agent
BEL AIR, Hartford County, Nd,

Has for sale in Hartford an other counties of the State
n large rtmcnt of Handsome, Cheap and Healthy
FARMS, many of them ul fine quail ty aud very fertile
with good modern Buildings, Lawns, Fruit, &C. at re-
dIcc prices aud very easy terms say small first pny-
ment, balance to suit purchaser. Also,
FLOUR AND SAW MILLS STORES
HOTELS, SMITH aud WiEELW KTG SHOPS,
TANNERlES, HOUSES and LOTS Sc,
conveniently located IN villages and country places
many uf them an the line Of the Railroad now be-
ing uiu'e from Baltimore to philadelphia
Having had many Years experience in tho business,
he can give useful Information To any tesring to
purchase in this part of Maryland being located imme-
dmely between the great cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore with convenient access to both.
Gn- All Communications promptly answered.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
There are diseases facilitating in their effects
upon the constitution the above, aud none NOR. diff
hcnlt to cure by the usual modes of practice The
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS will effect a cmre il,
cases OF the longest standing well as proven IL ven.
i've III the forming stages OF the disease. Being purely
vegetable they at with certainty the disease total
y Graduating it from the SYSTEM and prevent return
ut any future period.
Why waste your money and health in trying every
medicine You hear of, when TlI0MpSON'S FEVER 4
AdUE POWDERS have never failed to cure the CHI LIS
in any case?
REASONS WHY THEY ONLY SHOULD BE USED.
Their reputation is established Thousands of iesti.
monials have been received, showing that these pow.
DEkS have performed miracles in curing cases of long
standing, many of them considered hopeless
THERE is NO RISK IN TAKING THEM
They contain nothing injurious, and, therefore cause
none OF the lingering diseases often the result of the
many nostrums of tho day. Physicians recommend
them as superior TO Qunne any other known rene.
dy for they leave the system in healthy state ana
the patient beyond the probability of n relapse.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERfEIrS The genuine are
put in square tin boxes with Tll0MPS0NS FEY ERR
AND AGUE POWDERS stamped IN the lid, and the
signature OF THoNPsoS CRAWFORD on the wrapper No
Others can possibly lie genuine
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. EDITOR: You will please announce b.
F. CARROLL, of the First District, as a candi,
date for the next Sherltial.y, subject to Demo
cratic nomination.
myS OLD GJrARD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-05
HARNESS. FOR G.tMEE

lESTLEY has now on hand one
of the largest assortmeots of Double
and Single, l!eayy and Light Harness in
the country These harneas IRE made
by Hrst-enss workmen from NO /, Oak
Tanned, leather, and win be sold at a
reduction of former prices FOR CASH.
a Gne assortment Of Whips, Collars,
Riding Brides, Horse Brushes and
Curry Comhs, Trunks AID Valses ais
ways on hand Sm2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-05
THE OLD SINGER.

Alex Davis, The lrrcpressible, is still
agent for that reliable Sewing Machine,
the Singer which, with its late improve
lnents, is not exceIled, and actually un-
rivalled Tor strength Of construction and
perfection Of work in the machine
world Mr.. Davis now makes his head
quarters in Fred pischcl's music rooms
Sd door below Kinnie d SpratIer, where
he invites the public to call and see the
Singer with its new improvements. lou