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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Uh lizards, BEETS d. co. lS5 BALTIMORE
EGsTREET are just receiving per Leila and by purchase
IN this country, handsome assortment Of Spring DRY
GOODS which in point of style, will compete with any other
in the city. It comprises the following:
PRINTS, ofncw and beautiful styles
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Law rs aud JACONETS
Cambrics, Swiss, Null, Jacouets and In-ia Lawn
Alpaca Persian, and Saxouy CLOTHS
D;Orsay, Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy Beached and Brown LINEN Drill
LING
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens Holland SlLESIAS
Apron Checks, Marine sHIRTlNGS
Brown Irish Linens BURLAPS, &c. &c.
We will sell the above very low terms for cash,
punctUal dealers. ap IL DIFF
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EITAM lKOtLAE.

Corner of Et1ug and Baltimore Streets BdltinaoTe.
FRHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patron Of
III this establishment their friends and the public gener
ally that they associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting the same. The EUTAW HOUSE
completed and first opened in 1896 nj which time il was
furnished throughout in very best manner and without
regard The comfort and convenience of its interior
arrangements its high and airy ocabon combine to render
proyerbay pleasant and healthy II Is particularly well
dapcd for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LADIES,
having great number of Private Paours, Ladies' Ordinary,
and splendid Drawing Room, with private entrance on Bal
tmore In every respect the Eutaw House second
in the United states, and is the intention and firm
determination of the proprstos to spare eXerons e
promote the comfort and qualification of their patrnns and at
at which exception can be taken The stock of
WINnS and LIQ UORS on hand has been mostly imported
expressly for the of this establishment, selected from
the private stocks Of of the celebrated connois
city The B4IS attached to the house in
complete order, AMI open at all times for the of the
guests.
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
T. ". ELDER,
(.ats of the firm of b. $. Elder * COZ
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SHOE WHEY.EAn.


ET LARRABEE1, No. 20, ). CALVERT STREET.
-EXe Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS, TOOLS,
and SHOE FINDINGS in has received by the late arr
walls from LIVERPOOL large assortment OF SHOE THREADS
Brown, Green half Beached, White and Yellow,
raned of the qualities and has fine selection of
Shoe TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives, Pincers
Hammers, Awl blades Awl HATS Shoe Rasps Kit Files Pegs
ofa Sizes Boot Weng, Linen and Cotton Boot Cord cut
and cast Shoe Nails Size Sticks Shoe Brises &c. &C. NC
The above goods warranted of the best qualify and viii be sold
upon good terms the quality be had for in this
any other city.
Also hand LASTS ofevery description ofhe latest fash
and made Of The best timber Eunops Celebrated
BLACKING.
Country Merchants will do well call before purchasing
elsewhere.
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EsOR SALE-rhe subscriber will sell private sale,
= the LOT and DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
him Mount Vernon Place, the Washington Monument.
The Lot about 80 feet front by l60 deep The House
large consisting Of basement and sores having
Goor two &c by Is, the third l6 by 9. 1t
has good bath house and every the
dation ola family Possession will be given Immediately For
terms of sale apply 10 The subscriber.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase nay any time inspect The
premises. J. T. KENNEDY.
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SURGERY.

u IMPROVEMENTS I'm DENTAL SURGERY
Ht has Tor years been great desderatum among
European and American Dentist 10 manufacture TEETH
from ncorruptble materials which should initiate the art-
Many have devoted years unsuccessful experiments and
theirs have succeeded manufacturing Teeth SINH
lar the porcelain ware but generally they nave an opaque
white appearance, by when iney are eay i
the human Teeth.
Acr long tedious experiments the subscriber has sue
ceeded in Teeth of materials entirely icorTup
Le and perfectly in imitation of human Teeth They have
semi made of and shades
In cases where absorption of the aeoar process other
causes NAV render it he will oe maeri
attached the Teeth artificial gums, which shall initiate
the Gum and supply the loss Of substance
entirely impossible for these Teeth to change their color
cause footed breath.
He will insert them from entire SETS ms UGH
that they will make articulation ofhe voice perfect, and ma
eray in masticaon and that they cannot be dsn
guhed from the most beautiful natural living Teeth oy the
most scrntnizirg observer.
gerry according the late scientific Improvements in the art
The oiotv,ns testimonials from gentlemen ,vaOe respectable
needs coitHl, submitted the pubic
From n R. Smith professor of Surgery the University Of
BHLTiMoRE, Oct. Is, 1885.
have examined specimens Of incorruptible Composition
Teeth manufactured by Dr. f. H. Knapp, ingenious Dentist
of this city
In their FORM color etc they admirably initiate the natural
Teeth Being completely ncorrupble by the agents which
ac the Teeth and also apparently strong they must be
NATHAN R. SMITH.
From Professor Ducatel
Having examined some Arthclai oy
H. KNAPP, and learned from him what the principal ingre
dnts that their compositions and the nature othe
nAias by which they colosed am inclined to think
they will prove he represents them to be, ncorrupble
Dr. Knapp having acquired the art of varying The
coors the enamel which covers his Artificial Teeth there
by enabled oimpart them natural appearance than
such Teeth usually found TO posss circumstance that
willdoubtle, render them acceptable TO the public
J. II. DUCATEL, III. ID.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the University of Md
From s. X. Jennings, Professor Of Aaeria hcdca 1hsra
pesa &c. o the ~ asgton Medical College Of Maryland
Having been favored with inspection of considerable
number Of Incorruptibe Artificial Teeth which were manu-
featured by F. IL. Knapp, cherly concur the cpin
expressed in respect to them by Professors H. smith and
J. n uucateL sAM'L. X. JENNINGS.
He has also received the aterng testimonials in favor
improved Teeth from Prof Thomas Jones' author OF
Chemis Prof F. May, Prot IL indsiay
Profs-sorJ C. Hall. and Prof Thomas sewe, Washington
Co. very many other gentlemen Of the first standing OF
this country
He offers these Teeth Dentists the most avora
BILE Teeth Gold Foil SC. &c sent per mall when Or
dered f. II. KNAPP, surgeon DENTIST,
N. w. corner Charles and Fayette sis. baltimore.
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Hoy virtue of Decree of the High Court Of Chancery Of
MbMaryand, the subscriber will Offer public
sale SATURDAY the I'd day of May nGIt O'Clock
NJ Exchange the city Of Baltimore, the residence
Captain Kerr, situated in Thames street, the
Of Bond. The HOUSE is three story brick, with
large story back Building substantially built and ed
with slate roof-here is smoke huse stable, &c, attach
This house advantageously situated for dwelling and
store, for which II has been recently used.
The terms sale are third the purchase money
be paid cash. balance in elk and nine from
the day ofae secured by approved and beaIng
interesl-the title is ndspusble.
WN. A. TALBoTT, Trustee
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SHERIEFALTY.
TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND

TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY AND
COUNTY.
yyEx undersigned the liberty of announcing himself
as candidate for the office of SHERIFF at the ensuing
election In thus offering himself to your surages he most
respectful socs your support and should he be fortunate
as receive majority of your votes he aatters himself from
the knowledge he has Of duties of the oce avng served
deputy for the last eight years still being IN the employ OF
the sheriff. will enable him give general satisfaction
apl3 lawif ROBERT WILSON.
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vHyHE SUBSCRIBER having lost, by the late FIRE in
q Washington part of his newspaper files wishes to Pur
chase esThe United States Telegraph" from JAN ist
1884, up to the time it merged in the Reiormer
The latter paper, (ssThe Reiormer'o during the
whole time Of its publication '"The National In
tellgencer," for the years 1923 and 4and from Au-
gust 31st, 1928 to Angus. 31st ls29-and from July
1883, to April LIST, 1910 land the Globe from August
LIST, 1888, up to the pre- sent time
ap p DUFF GhEhN
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YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL PROCESSION,


MONDAY, MAY 4, 1910.
The following gentlemen have been appointed AS
sstant Marshals and requested to meet at North
Bend, this evening 10th inst at o'clock.
Joseph Parrot John G Proud Jr
Francis T. Mckinley VIM p Stewart
l. Moore Owens
B Chamberlain Andrew Warner Jr
Alexander Owen John n Millngton
James Williams Il M Coleman
Thomas Bruf Joseph Manning
John Henderson w Bradford
Bratt James l. ID Gill
Levi James Jr A c Ludlow
C Egerton, Jr Thomas Fl Morris
Ignatius Abel Samuel Pentz
David Montsarrat James Coll
William Hope Lewis Noclgether
iiu Humphreys John Keighler
Adam l. Mclean JH O'Donnell.
John Reeves Henry Curley
Charles Mask James Jones
William Peduzi c. II Ar1nistead
Thomas Ellis A Gould Jr
w krebs HUI Cunningham
j M Hall William Callow
Benjamin C Buck Robert Weir
Thos G Monmomer William Leary
Henry Stevenson Phillip Littig Jr
Samuel Harris, Jr Thomas ID Allard
Ihorndick Chase Nelson Poe.
j G. Boggs sc w Tackle
Alexander Gaddes A ] Bouldin
Andrew Ray, Francis Barker
James A Henderson o Horsey Jr
George Kane John Dreamer
William Rea John Loclerd
q Barnes Charles Boarman
Joseph Pearson, Jr Robert Butler
Il Turner, Jr William Stafford
Francis McGinnis Thomas G Pitts
Joseph Thomas James Hooper
Joseph kreager, Jr J hewitt Steele
Thomas w. Jameson Richard Duvall
b Crane VIM Nj Chestnut
Charles Myers, Thomas Mullen, Jr
VIM. M Petherbridge, George w Brown
William Baker Robert Lawson, Jr
Charles Worthington, Jr William Sherlock
Elias L Griffin Robert Spedden
Gerard J. Hopkins C p Durham
By order JAMES o. LAW, Chief Marshal
JAMES Fl. MILLIKEN,
WASHINGTON BooTH,
CHAs. H. WINDER, }.4ids
LEVI FAHENsToCK,
]. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore, April 49, 1910.
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RJEw SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S
lN WEAR
Fancy Spring Cassmeres
Superior Summer Cloths rbe'd and plain Grape, do
English Gamboons, rbbd aud plain
White and brown drings ribb'd and PLAIN
American Nankeens
Silk Satin aud harseiles Vestings
Super Silk and Linen cambria pocket Handkerchief
oFser with full ea of west of England Cloths and
Caesimeres fEIEhS a. bfsc nF.H'
apis NO. 90 baIo' ST. lower cor. r'Poiel. ; aneY.
WMTINE.--lUO quarter casks Lorings' Sweet Malaga
Wv WINE wooden bound-I00qsarter casks do do do
;,on bound entitled to d,benture. For sale by
NORRIS n FAIRBAIRN,
ape 9 Pratt, between Gay & Frederick street.
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RT OTICE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased
" will file the vouchers of their claims the Chsncery Office
within four months from said day Of sale.
WIN. a. TALBOT, Trustee.
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PROCESSION OF THE YOUNG MEMS
NATIONAL CONVENTION,

N \
To be holden on the Canton Grounds May 4th,
1910.
The CHEF MARSHAL announces the following
as the places where the Delegations to the Con
venlion will assemble preparatory to the lorna
ton of the Procession. The several State Dele
cations will be formed by their respective Mare
shals, in the order in which they are here stated
eight a5reast-at o'clock A. NJ precisely at the
following places, viz
/. The New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York, New jersey,
PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware Delegations on
North Cove street-right resting on Baltimore
street.
2. The MARYLAND, District of Columbia, Vir-
eina and North Carolina Delegations on South
Cove street-right resting on Baltimore street.
3. The South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont,
Tennessee, and Kentucky Delegations on North
Pine Street-right resting on Baltimore street
A. The Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana and MisSis-
sippi Delegations on North Pearl street-right
resting on Baltimore street.
s. The Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri,
Michigan and Arkansas Delegations on North
Greene street-right resting on Baltimore street.
6. The Tppecanoe Clubs, Nos. l, 3, 3, q, 5, O.,
on North Paca street, right resting on Baltimore
street.
7. The Tippecanoe Clubs, Nos. 7, s, Q, 10, IL,
70, on South Paca street, right resting on Balti-
s, The President and Officers of the Baltimore
CITY Delegations-the members of the Sub
committee of arran9ements-the invited guests
the Harrison Convention of Baltimore city,
and the Central committee on Baltimore street,
right resting on Cove street, extending westward
ly
O. Such citizens as wish to unite in the Pro-
eession. will Join the clubs Of their respective
wards.
10. 1t is urged upon all to be punctual in as
sembling at s o'clock, so as to enable the Process
sion to move at the appointed hour.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
MUSIC.
I. President and Officers of the Baltimore City
Delegation-Sub-c committee of arrangements
invited euests-the Harrison convention and
central committee.
3. New Hampshire Delegation.
3. Massachusetts, do.
f. Rhode Island, do.
3. Connecticut, do.
MUSIC.
e. New York Delegation.
T. New jersey do
8. Pennsylvania, do.
9. Delaware, do.
MUSIC.
TO- Maryland Delegation.
IL. District of Columbia Delegation.
10. Virginia, do.
10. North Carolina. do.
MUSIC.
IA. South Carolina Delegation.
Is. Georgia, do.
l6. Vermont, do.
II. Tennessee, do.
10. Kentucky, do.
MUSIC.
10. Ohio Delegation
20. Louisiana, do.
q. Indiana, do.
% Mississippi, do.
MUSIC
23 Illinois Delegation.
"a. Alabama, do.
25. Maine, do.
&C. Missouri, do.
81. Michigan, do.
g. Arkansas, do.
90. Tippecanoe Club No. 1.
30 do. do. q
81 do. do. -" 3.
81 do. do. F" 4.
49, Tippecanoe Club No. S.
a. do. do. 6.
as do. do. Z.
81 do. do. " s.
MUSIC.
81. Tippecanoe Club No.9.
80. do. do. IL.
80. do. do. IL.
40. do. do. II.
e Al. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
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MOORE AUCTION BARGAINS j have just
YH ceivsd from Auction, lot of black and while CHNTZ
CALICOES, bought imperfect, which will be sold 40 per
cent below regular price-a few dozen Ladies and Gentle
mems black silk Hose hafprce. Also, few pieces of 10
and 1874 EARNESTLY SHEETING; and further supply
Of those heavy ga Barnesey Damask TABLE DIAPERS for
which have recently had much demand; likewise large
lot of bleached and brown DOMESTCS from the Eastern
Market which will Ne sold by the piece at Factory prces to-
.ther with large assortment of other Goods, extremely
low prices GEORGE BEVAN,
aniI3v No 60 Hanover st
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EAVA COFFEEs.-50 bags superior old government
H Java Coffee, for sale by
THOMAS PENNIMAN & co.
apl3 n Bowlv;s wharf
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NREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS
VI selling Superior Irish Linens, Do sheetng, Table
Damask and Diaper, and Damask Table Cloths at
den,ed low prices Call YOU want bargains al NO. "
BALTIC. St, 2 doors above South st. -,
apl3 j. EDWARD sino.
IGARS.-4 cases, containing $4,000 Cigars landing and
" for sale by WILMINGTON y EASTMAN.
an 10 IS B0wlys wharf,
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Al. No persons on horseback Except the Mar
shalS) will be permitted to join the procession,
and to prevent confusion on the ground, no horses
or carriages (with the above exception and such
as compose part Of the procession) will be al
lowed to enter the enclosure. The necessity of
this regulation must be apparent, and will be
rigidly enforced.
As. All music brought into the procession will
be under the control Of the Chief Marshal and
will be posted according 10 his discretion.
46. The delegations and clubs are requested TO
appoint their own Marshals, who will act on foot.
AZ. Should there be any Wing association not
enumerated in the above, DESTROYS of joining the
procession, post will be assigned them:
48. The pavilion is reserved for heladies and
such gentlemen as may accompany them.
JAS. o. LAW, Chief Marshal.
JAS H. MILLIKIN,
WASHINGTON BOOTH,
CHAS. H. WINDER, IAids.
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
J. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore, April IS, 1910.
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"ANTED.-TWo or THREE STEADY HANDS
Wv can iud employment ION the ladies' braneh) by calling
Immediately at the CHEAP SHOE STORE, No. LOG, Pratt St
near Eutaw where the subscriber manufacturing LADIES'
SHOES of the qnay, for the low price of ONE DOL
LAR PER PAIR-and also Misses and Chdrens at the usual
prices general assortment of eastern Mems, Boys and
Youths SHOES always hand-he also makes TO order,
MEMS PUMPS, all Of which will be sold low FOR CA SH.
Those wishing them by the dozeu be supplied, with from
twenty dozen pair, and liberal discount made for the
cash.
S-TRUNKS-TRUNKS.-A general assor-
ment of II AIR TRUNKS. always on hand
an is 4tF JOHN BANGS.
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WN/HALE OIL--l0 tierces, for sale by "
w spl3 VIM II. BEATTY CO.
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N B. All work done by him will be warranted as to neat
ness of fit durability He respectfully soics patronage,
hopes by his endeavors please merit liberal support
. apl3-tf }. d. ROSS;
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DRESS MAKING.
RS. s. SMITH, Plain AMI Fancy dress maker, Not,
I'VE North High Street,
10
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EspERnI CANDLEs.-lUO boxes prime made
- Sperm Candles, assorted Sizes landing and sale by
WILMINGTON \ EASTMAN,
L. s. RoMy,s wharf
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TATEW STHLE BRITISH sIfALLEG RS.-Jua
" opened cartoon Rich Satin Striped British Shaleya;
do new style lawns, superior quality, for sale by
ap II @. |. kENNRAD. l25 BALTIC. 81.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

YENEIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
Il public in general, that he is manufacturing fist quality
PEGG'D BOOTS $3.50, and Sewed BOOTS for st, So
all other work in proportion Work made the above prices
must peid deIivers s'et al5 he bUOkSa wit be
charged at its former rates.
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A d II q CANDIES
w 1000 gallons Bleached and Unbleached Sperm OIL
1000 do do do Winter VI hale do
5000 do Common and Whale Oil in hhds. ties. and bbls
AVID 100 boxes New Bedford and Sperm DLESrtcevee
aud for sale by PARKHURsT & NYE.
apl4 "a Bovly's wharf
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AsAHEL HuSSEY
IIfIIs,NIl q. sAIE

(Lats of the firm ofB $. Elder * COZ
BaLtimore, April ., 1910.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-04-14

The Standing Army.-A correspon-
dent from the country writes If you
will only furnish the record proof that the
Secretary of War proposed to raise
Standing Army of 100000 men, enc half
to be in "actire SerUice," and that Mr.
Van Buren, endorsed that proposition, the
Administration is dead-dead--in these
parts. The people are jealous of regular
soldiers, in the pay of the Government,
and they feel fully competent themselves
to defend their own liberties and repel
any foreign foe. Give us the docu-
ments."
We readily comply with the request
We copy first the plan proposed by the
Secretary of War in his late Report. 1t is
in these words
alt is proposed to divide the United
States into eight military districts, and to
organize the militia in each district, so as
to have body oftwelve thousand five
hundred men in active service, and anoth-
er of equal number as a reserve. This
would give an armed militia force of two
hundred thousand men, so drilled and sta.
toned as to be ready to take their places
in the ranks in defence of the country,
whenever called upon to oppose the ene-
my or repel the invader. The age ofthe
recruit to be from 20 to 81 the whole
term of service to be eight years-four
years in the first class, and four in the re-
serve: one fourth part. twenty five thou
sand men, to leave the service every year
passing, at the conclusion of the first term
into the reserve, and exempted from ordi-
nary militia duty altogether at the end OF
the second. In this manner, twenty-five
thousand men will be discharged from mi
litia duty every year, and twenty-five
thousand fresh recruits be received into
the service. 1t will be sufficient for all
useful purposes, that the remainder of the
militia, under certain regulations provided
for their government, be enrolled and be
mustered at long and stated intervals fol
in due process of time, nearly the whole
mass of the militia will pass through the
first and second classes, and be ethel
members of the active corps, or OF the re
serve, or counted among the exempts
who will be liable to be called upon only
in periods of invasion or imminent peril
The manner of enrolment, the numberao
| DAYS of service, and the rate Of compensa
ton, ought to.be fixed by law; but th'
details had better be left subject to regul'
tion-a plan Of which / am prepared t.
submit to YOU" 3
Here is the endorsation Of this mon
strous project by ar Van Buren,, in hi
last Annual Message:
g The present condition Of the defence
Of our principal seaports and navy yards
as represented by the accompanying re