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fh7-Attenon is called to DR.. JAYNE's HAIR Tonic,
for the preservation growth, and restoration ofthe Hair
We assured that several most remarkable cures have
lately been effected by this remedy 1t is certainly wor
lily trial. Philadelphia Saturday Chronicle.
Copy of letter from Dr. S. S. FrTcH, dated
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1888.
DR.. Jdpe
DEAR SRI feel that hardly say enough to you
in favor Of ALIBERT;S OLEAGINIOUS HAIR To-
MIC prepared by you My hair had been falling off about
two years and had become very thn threatening speedy
badness when commenced using this remedy. In
about one week, it ceased to fall off. have used it
now about three months, and have as full and thick
head of hair as possibly desire Ihave recommend
ed its use to number of my friends, who all speak well
of H. If faithfully employed, have no doubt of its gen.
eraI success may add that before using The tonic,
had tried almost all the vaons articles employed for the
hair such as the Macassar Oil all the different prepara
tons of Bears Oil. Vegetable Hair Oil, &C. &C. without
experiencing much, If any, benefit.
= Respectfully yours, 1890. = Il
No. Ia Chestnut street.
sh3-Before Dr. Fitch used this ToMc his hair began
to Be GRAY but since then there y not gray mar 20 De
found on his head. f Fig -
Tue above preparation y sold BY 9lsA
Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt st. Z
naal lever eua Of Centre Market Space
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PoRr OF MAzATLAN, April /, 1910.
The United States ship ST. Louis, Capt Forrest, arri-
we'd yesterday having sailed from Caao on the III Jan
uary touching the intermediate ports At the foot you
have list of her officers.
The American schr Morse, Capt Party sailed for the
Sandwich Islands on the 23d. The brig Cayuga, Capt
Bissel is now here and will sail in eight days for Val
DaraisO.
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DAVID HOFFNIAN,

I'm BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-May
u Term 1910. ORDERED, That the sale wade and
within reported by Brantz Mayer, Trustee, III the case
of Charles F. Mayer against John Glenn be, and the
same is hereby, this 9th May, 1910, ratified and confirm
ed unless the contrary be shown before the 9Th
day of June next provided copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper once week for three sue
cessive weeks, before the said ninth day of June
Uhe report the sale to have been made at four
thousand two hundred dollars.-(4,2OO)
BY order: True Copy,
ma il-law3w THOS. KELL, Clerk.
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aA4AR 4AAlK EgAAZ hAzaA4Z
To sail from New York on the 18th and Liverpool
the 18th of each month.
From Nem York.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt j. A. Pearce, 18th September
Ship GARRICK, Capt. N. b. Palmer, 18th October.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt John Collins, 18th Novem'r.
Ship SIDDONS, Capt. Alex. Bntton, 25th December.
From Liverpool.
Ship SIDDONS, Capt. Alexander Brtton, 18th Octob'r
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. ]. A Pearce, 18th November.
Ship GARRICK, Capt N. B. Palmer, 18th December.
N ew ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 18th January
These ships all of the first class upwards of 1000
tons burhen built in the city of New York, with such
Improvements combine great speed and unusual com
fort for passengers Every care has been taken in the
arrangement of their accommodations. The price of
passage hence is S4O for which ample Stores including
wines, &c. will be provided; $3.50 without wines, &c
These ships will be commanded by experienced masters
who will make every to give general satisfac
ton. Neither the captain owners of these ships VIII
be responsible for any letters parcels packages sent
them, unless regular bills of adng are signed therefor
For freight passage apply TO
E. K. COLLINS, Sc South street, New York. or TO
VIM. & JAS. BROWN & Co. Liverpool ma22
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C.8PIT4L PRIZE
$4,000

S4O.OOO
To be drawn on SATURDAY, May %, 1910.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, CLASS No. 5.
70 Nos. 10 Ballots.
Whole Tickets, Sl0--Halves, S5-Quarters, 81 %.
Tickets by the package or single share for sale
LOTTETY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. IA Pratt street, opposite the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Depot. ma ~
TGyHE SUBSCRIBER having lost, by the late
ii FIRE in Washington, part Of hrs newspaper MES,
wishes to purchase ssThe United States Teie-
graph from JAM LIST, 1884, up to the time it was
merged in the Reformer. The latter paper,
csThe Reformer'D during the whole time Of its
publication. tsThe National Intelligencer,0 for
the years 1928 and 4--and from August 3lst
1895 to August 31st, 1629-and from July. 1888,
to April lsf, 1870 -and the Globe from August
LIST, 1855, up to the present time.
ap - DUFF GRkkN'
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UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,

REAL ESTATE BANK OF BAIT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
N Election for seven Directors TO for year,
which have taken place on the 9th day of April
asst not having been held at the time fixed, viii be held
an The Banking House of Messrs. J. l. Cohen, Jr. s.
Brothers. the 2lst day of May inst between the hours
of ~ and O'Clock.
mn IA dfE
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G SALES.
TEAS.

TEAS.
NJ. HOFFMAN & co. will sell on THIS
LIE DAY, 22I, at 10 O'Clock, at the Phenix sales
Roon-The cargo of TEAS imported in the ship Spleen
did. Also the Country packed TEAS per ships Neannc
and Panama, consisting Of
HYSON,
YOUNG HYSON,
HYSON SKIN, In the usual variety OF pack
IMPERIAL, ages.
GUNPOWDER,
SOUCHONG,
POUCHONG,
Catalogues and Samples will be ready the day previ-
Gus. ma 20
New York, May 10, 1910.
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TT AyV NOTICE.-CHARLEs II. PITTS AND
- JAS. E. STEWART, ATTORNEYS ATLAW
have REMOVED to the Office in FAYETTE STREET
Hotel They may be found at all times, during business
hours, whennot engaged in Court ABSENT from the
city. In the aboence of either Of them, the other viii
attend TO the business Of tia office. ap13
VNANTED-Aw woman to do house work in gen
w eral. One that can come well recommended,
will find good situation by applying at No. AZ North
Front street, or at this office.
ma 81 Al
nUTCH CHEESE-A few cases Superior Old
~ Dutch Cheese, for sale by
THOS. PENNIMAN s. co.
ma 81 "a Bowly's wharf
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UIIcefS OF the 81. L0ltlS
French Forrest, Captain.
IL. A. Steele, LIST Lieutenant.
G. II, GRAY ID do
g. nj. McCreery, Sd do
C. NJ. White, Master
J. A. Bates, Purser.
ID. X. Tinslar, Surgeon.
J. ]. Brownee, Asst do
Doininick Lynch, Passed Midsmpman
q. Esterbrooke, Professor of Mathematics.
III. F. Porter, Mdshipman.
Lardner Gibbon, do
j. Foster, do
Thomas Patterson, do
Robert Milligan, do
]. W. Fisk, do
James Higgins, do
b. Forrest, Captains Clerk.
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Extract from the Proceedings of Tippecanoe Club No.
NAV Is 1910.

Extract from the Proceedings of Tppecanoe Club No
May Is, l84O
compiled and published by VIM Ogden Niles, contain
ing as il does the most authentic information III relation
TO the character and services of Gen W. H. Harrison,
is peculiarly adapted to enlighten the people upon the
history of that Industrious man. and that be earnestly
commended the patronage of the members OF tins CLUB
and of the Wing voters generally throughout the Ward
ROBERT BUTTON, President.
RoBERr s. BUTLER, Secretary ma Y
YTf7- DEUTSCHER TIPPEC.aNOE OLUB--The
German Tippecanoe Club will meet on Monday Even
ing May 25tf hafpast seven O'Clock, at North Bend,
in Water street, between Calvert and South Streets
Persons friendly the cause oil Harrison and Reorm
are respectfully invited TO attend Addresses may be ex
nected by friends to the As business OF import
ance will be transacted, it is hoped every member will
attend BY ORDER
H. SroRcu, Secretary. MAJ
TAPPFsENT,rCES' LIBRARY.--A meeting
win be held in the Hall, over the BAZAAR Har-
rison street, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, for
the purpose of forming an apprentices Library. Ap
pentices, and others, favorable TO it VIII please
attend. ,es-i;-.. MA u
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CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
IpY virtue of a general order of Baltimore County
HD in relation TO nsolvent debtors, the subseri
Der, trustee of Alexander Ray, insovent debtor
viii sell at public auction at the store lately occupied by
Mr. Ray, corner of South Charles and Wine alley on
WEDNESDAY, May 90, at 10 O'Clock, his entire stock
of CHOICE OLD WINES s. LIQUORS, viz:
Burgundy, Madeira, pale, gold and brown Sherry
Madeiras of the following descriptions old Reverse old
Tinta, grape juice, l. P. sc.
Old Jamaica Spirits; Mongahela Whiskey
Kirschwasser; Hookeimer, Rudesheimer JohnnsbereT;
Leibffanmich; Duro Sautefne
White and red Heritage; Claret in variety; old Port
ssRuinar'' '1.iberty,o and s.Olive' Champagnes
Wine Bitters raspberry, ginger and sarsapala Syrups
London Porter; Scotch Whiskey, sc. &C.
The above all in glass; Also, empty demijohns,
pipes, hhds. and bottles
Spiggots eorks; copper and tin measures
Coal and pipe; shelving; desks tabes chars &c.
JOHN GLENN, Trustee,
ma Is dts GRUMPY s. co. Aucts.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A PERSON from the ssNorh' wishes employ
N ment in any respectable business. He has been,
for number years, engaged in Shoe manufacto-
ry and, from his knowledge in lat line," could rem
der himself useful in shoe sore. line addressed TO
H. H. at the office of the ssPot'' will meet with atten-
ton. ma -
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RICH PAPER HANGINGsS.
Joseph CROOK 81 GOTT, UPHOISTER-
81 ERS, AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 7SI Baiti-
more street between North and Holiday sreets-have
in store
Rich Paris Paper HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, 5 and ga
Venetion Blinds Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MAT
Steamboat and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit friends and the publ
in general to give us a call. Joseph CROOK
ap % THOMAS j. GOT+T.
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The following was the state of the Bank as exhibited
at the Annual meeting of the Stockholders on the 9th
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n NHkcAT BARGAINS IN LIN I'm CTOODS.
"-I am selling Superior Irish Linens, Do. Sheeting,
Table Damask and Diaper, and Danask Table Cloths,
at unprecedented low prices. Call you want bar
gains, at No. go Balto ST., doors above South st.
ap 10 ]. EDWARD BIRD.
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7EViPPECANOE IEXr BOOK-Just receiV

: KNIGHT s. COLBURN,
No. ia Baltimore street.
The Tippecanoe Text Book, complied from Niles
Register and other authentic records by William Ogden
Miles, and published by Duff Green, Editor of the Pilot
Transcript. may ~
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YUyIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK, compiled
from Niles Register and other authentic records,
by William Ogden Miles, and published by Duff Green,
Editor of the Pilot Transcript Just received and for
sale bv +. LUCAS, Jr.
ma % No. 1873 Baltimore street.
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EUsT RECEIVED and for sale by

q canoe Text Book, compiled from Miles, Register
and other authentic records by William Ogden Niles and
published by Duff Green Editor of the Pilot Il Trans
cript. Just received and for sale by
N. HICKMAN, Bookseller,
may % No. Sc, Baltimore street.
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l"LACK HORSE GIN-5 pipes Holland GIN,
u Of the celebrated "Baek Horse" brand, N store,
'1 ns "a ' THos. ,, ADAls, csnnsrss 4. {
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NEW YORK, JUNG |.

! NEW IOtNh5 June II, 1871.
To-day, the anniversary of the Battle of Bur
ker Hill, splendid Log Cabin is to be erected
in one of the most eligible positions up Broad
way. | will give you some account of E'the
raising'' hereafter. This is only one of the many
strong and striking symptoms each day is devel-
oping, of the progress among us of the good
cause.
| General Harrisons letter to James Lyons, and
the reported proceedings of the Generals Battle
Ground, his speech, SC. are doing great deal
for us. The enemy are deprived of all their
shifts, but that last one-blackguardism, and this
we cannot hope, nor even desire to deprive them
Of The letter to Lyons, is indeed a mastery
document, an expose which leaves little or moth
ing to cayil at.
The editor of one of the penny papers, in this
CITY, (and that too, which has the widest circula-
tom the Sun, has been undergoing trial, for a
couple of days, for an alleged libel, published
two years ago The plaintiff is a person by she
name of Trust, and the trial is before the Su-
preme Court. No verdict as yet
There is session of the New York Confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, now
holdingin this city. Present, Bishops Soule and
Hedding
Pheatricals are but $3.50. Mr.. James Crow
Rice, at the Bowery, seems to find his old song
rather the worse for so long wear 1t IS re-
ceived more coldly than of yore. The Park
theatre is to close tomorrow night, until Elsslers
return from your regions. There are no audi
euces at cold Drury," since she went away, ard
the manager, in despair, has taken counsel OF
discretion, and come to a temporary stand still.
The minors are, mostly, doing nothing. The
Olympic is the best of them, having been doing
good business with Ranger. After he goes,
there will come another risk of their houses.
Niblos is not so full as in former years, and every
thing, in short, shows the influences Of bad times,
yet a new ''NationaI" is going up on the site of
he old one, and another avenue to ruinous spec
ulation in this way, IS thus opened. Where will
they all be, this time next YEAR,
The steamboat collision, of which you see so
many differing accounts in the papers, excites, as
i should do, good deal of interest here. The
result viii not fail to be highly beneficial to the
travelling on the Hudson Competition is the
soul of business. The Dewitt Clinton, the boat
of the monopoly line, is universally admitted to
be in the wrong
Stocks to-day. are a little improved. United
States 75a; Delaware and Hudson rs; n. A.
Trust Company 321; New jersey Rail Road S24;
Providence and Stonington 1S; Canton, (cash)
"a.
There is some more life to-day, in the business
streets. We hail gladly every ray, be it ever SO
slight, of return of the good old times, as you
may suppose
Yours. mTYP. & TYP
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Harrison, the friend of the poor, and might Gil
columns with his eneomiumsj but, two great
qualities, of which he boast will be sufficient
recommendation-the are honesty and capabil-
ity He will do his duty, and without regard to
party he will prove himself his country's Preser-
YER He is not an excited politician-he has not
been mngling in the party strife of the past years
but he has been pursuing the offices of peaceful
farmer. No one can say any thing calculated to
asnarare his character, unless he have recourse
to falsehoods, which will be refuted to the dis
grace of the promulgator. Let any man read the
Tippecanoe Text Book, which every man should
have, and he cannot fail to vote for its hero. 1t
is hard for us to lay aside our party prejudice;
hut, when our mother country's welfare bids us
do it, we, like obedieat children, must submit.
A HARD-woRKING MECHANIC.
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A brief CONNIE ntaIy is all-sufhcient. MIR. an
Buren,, maugre MIR. Poinsetts quibbling, that he
(Mr. By chad nothing to do with its details"
either was aware of the general outlines Of this
Bonapartean CONSUMPTION of freemen, SC. as he
said, secould not recommend the plan too strong
" to the consideration of Congress-" or, in VIC
Iation. of his sworn duty, as the head of the ma
ton, permit subordinate to father scheme
upon him, so VIGOROUSLY despotic, as to induce
him now to Is2udiate its paternity.
Is it likely that Mr. Van Buren,, who is pro-
verbally known for his non-commttalism, should
have permitted himself to be duped by Mr.. Poin-
sett, and yet continue him in his service? The
idea is sublimely ridiculous! The fox has been
caught in his own trap, and his plant secretary
has been compelled to enact the part OF a scape-
goat, to screen the pretended follower in the
footsteps of his illustrious predecessor"
Mr. Van Buren, is too cautious in all things
which must necessarily meet the public eye; and
If he had not known the general details and poll
teal bearing OF this despotic measure, which he
no doubt hoped would escape public scrutiny,
would have simply communicated it as docu-
ment from the War Department, without ''re-
commenting the plan in the strongest terms to
the consideration of Congress"
From either horn Of the dilemma, upon which
we have respectively hung these would-be cum
ming Statesmen" we defy Kendall, Blair, Rit-
chic & Co and all their coadjutors, with the apo
gies and commentaries of their ten thousand
Globes and Enquirers, and the doublings of Rey-
nard. and the yyrithing and quibbling of his Sec
rotary to boot, to relieve them. And there let
them hang, as objects of the scorn and indigna-
tion If insulted freemen.
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Total amount received for three months $3.50
From the NJ z. Commercial .qdv Of Tsesda.


The stock market has shown more animation
than for some weeks past The sales have been
large and generally at an advance on previous
prices United States left off at 74l, which is
Il over the closing sales Of yesterday. Manhat-
tan advanced !; Delaware and Hudson I ];
Commercial !, and Bank Of Commerce Z.
Exchange on Philadelphia Sc 964, and on
Baltimore SO.
The bills of the Miller's Bank at Clyde, are
not taken by the brokers. The public should be
put upon their guard, and refuse them alto
gether."
The above we copy from the Journal Of Com
merce Of this morning; We have made all the
inquiry in our power in Wall street.-the result
is that ssthe bills were all redeemed by the bank
last week, and that the brokers at present
buying thera from to per cent discount.
The New York and Erie Rail Road Company
will sell at public auction, at the Merchants
Exchange, in the city of New York, on Monday,
the 18th day of June inst at O'Clock, p. NJ. ur-
der the direction of the comptroller, One Hun
bred Thousand Dollars Of N. York State Stock,
bearing interest at the rate of 81 per cent. per
annum, from the Ist day Of July, lS40 inclusive
Iy, payable quarterly, the FIRST days OF Janua-
nv, April, July, and October--being stock issued
lin pursuance Of chapter 1856 of the laws Of said
State, Of the year 1910, and is reimbursable at
the pleasure of the State. The stock will be
sold in Certificates of $1,000 each, and the buyers
will be required to pay the amount Of their pur-
chases respectively, Immediately after the sale,
| when transfers will DC made accordingly
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"TYP. & TY."
HAYRE DE GRACE. 16th JUNG, 1s4o


DEAR GEN'L:-Owing to the commendable
enterprise of the engineer of the canal the inju-
ry of which advised you, was sufficiently re-
paired to admit the passage of boats to-day; con-
sequently we had arrivals this morning by the
dozen. A large quantity of freight came down,
consisting of Wheat, Flour, Coal, Tobacco, Pork,
Bacon, Rye, Whiskey, sc. large portion Of
it is from Pittsburg, having been forwarded there
from Ohio Some of the boats were towed round
to your city by the steamboat Paul Jones, and
most of the rest of their cargocs is in course of
transhipment fer the same place; small part OF
it, however, is destined for Philadelphia.
| We had pleasure exclusion here to day from
Philadelphia; the rates of fare on the rail road
being reduced for the occasion, brought persons
here who, perhaps, otherwise, might not have
come. Among them l observed some business
men, who expressed great confidence in the grow
ing consequence of Havre dc Grace, as point Of
mercantile Importance.
A packet-boat leaves here daily for Columbia,
Pa, where it connects with line that reaches
to Pittsburg. A trip to the West by this route,
must be delightful at this season of the year; af
lording, as it does, an opportunity to inspect a
long route Of internal improvements, and view
of landscape scenery, probably unsurpassed fol
beauty and variety, in any section of the world
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THE LOG CABIN LADDIEs,

The Loco's sneer at poverty,
Laugh at your names am a. that,
But we the friends of liberty,
Care notch bit for a. that,
For a. that, for a. that;
We're not ashamed for y that,
A bonnie cabin, wife and BARNS,
We dearly lo'e for a that.
We dinna' care for clothes sac gay,
Sac grand am fine, and a that,
A heart beneath holden grey,
Beats just as true for a. that,
For a. that, for a that;
Tho fools may grin at a. that,
ken we're just as good as they,
Without their silks and a. that.
Gang where the simmer breezes blaw,
Where brides sing, and ~ that,
And monte cabin ladies Draw,
Will welcome you for a. that,
For a. that, for a. that;
Tho poor they be for a. that,
Yet poverty meier leaves the door,
With empty hand for a. that.
Van makes sic men as steal our chinlz,
Swartwout and Price and a. that,
But honest men, guide faith, | think,
He Gamma make for a. that,
For that, for a. that;
His heaps Of gowd and a. that,
Will never buy cabin boy,
To vote for him for a. that.
Big hearts you'll find in cabins sma',
Blythe, happy souls for a. that,
They'll share witk you their little a
With smiling face for a. that,
For a. that, for a. that;
They are the boys for a. that,
Let starving Loco dogies howl,
Wen go for Tip for a. that.
For Willie is an honest man,
A cabin has and a. that,
He's first Of a. fra natures hand,
Tho poor he be for a. that,
For a. that, for a. that;
Wen vote for him for a. that,
He drives ma naughty coach and four
WIZ aunkies white and a. that.
Ion.
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THE WINGS or THE 9TH WARD.

g. We hope to see the Wings of this "Lion
hearted lizard" turn out in great force this even
ing. A distinguished son of .4ileghdny, one of
the hunting shirt boys of the mountains, viii be
there to tell them what western Maryland will
do in the coming struggle The Seventh must
come up to the work and do her best. The enc
my may enjoy, for a short while more, their
boosted triumph in having reduced her majority
at the last trial of strength; she is now arming
herself, and in October, this old citadel of hber-
ty will rebulse the ''dest,UctiecS" in a voice of
thunder! Her banner is now unfurled, and she
will write on it, the next election day, 400 ma
jority for the cause of the country.
An Opera Troupe, consisting of Mons. and
Madame LecomPte, and their auxiliaries, have
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THE LADIES' CoMPANIoN.-Mr Har-
rison, No. %, Gay street, has laid upon our ta-
BILE, the June number of this work. In addition
to the usual variety of interesting original mis-
cellany, it is embellished by two plates, one a
print of the &c Summer fashions for 1910 )" the
other beautiful engraved portrait of ''Mary o.
Mantua.D
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year,to act until 1912, but then they are not al
lowed to. issue or pay out the notes of any nom
specie banks, nor to have any stay of execution
unless ON affidavit OF merit.
The bill as thus amended, was ordered to be
engrossed, bv vote of 27 to Is.