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STANDARD WORKS. uR

STANDARD WORKS. URE'S DICTION.
~ aRf-A Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures und
Mines, containing clear exposition of their prin
clpleS aud practice, by Andrew Ure, NJ. ID.
BANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE u. STATES
from the discovery of America by Columbus, by
George Bancroft
PRESCOTT'S conquest OF MEXICO-History
of the Conquest of Mexico, with a preliminary
view of the Ancient Mexican Civilization, and
the Life Of the Conqueror, fernando Cortes, by
w. H. Prescott.
HISTORY OF FERDINAND AND ISABELLA the
Catholic, By WIN. II. Prescott, in three volumes
HISTORY OF EUROPE, from the cOmmencem ent
of the French Revolution in 1885, to the restora-
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son, +. Il, :. F, 4vols.
OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE, principally in
France and Great Rritan, by John 7, Durbn, ID.
d., President Of Dickinson College, in , vols.
Together with large and valuable assortment OF
Theological and School Books. For by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
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ers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Recovery Of Stolen Goods. High Constable
Clifford arrested by officers Gross, Pamphillion
p so1 Drs succeed ysssa Ia d s0 sods
from the house Of Mrs. Mary Sullivan, in Bid
die alley. Among the goods recovered is a
lot of excellent blankets, a lot of linen sheets,
lot of coverlets, a lot of ladies' dresses, a
quantity of jewelry, fine silver watch, box
of fnely-worked lace, two gold watch chains,
lot of silver spoons, with various initials
on them, and a rope belonging to one of
the Catholic Clergy The rope has sus-
pended to it crucfix, with the image
of the Saviour. There were also number of
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INTERESTING FROM SANTA FE. The indie
pendcnce (No.) Expositor of the 18th April,
announces the arrival at that place, from Santa
Fee, of Messrs. Leitensdorfer, Branham, and IL
or IA others. All was quiet at Santa Fe. The
news of Santa Annals overthrow had not
reached there when they left. Business had
been dull all winter. The non-retail law was
in full force. This law, it will be remembered,
prohibited the retailing of goods by any except
Mexican subjects. MIR. Speyre, it is said, met
with further loss between Santa Fe and Chi
huahua. One hundred and sixty-ive of his
mules were run off by the Apache Indians, in
that portion of the road known as the Tornado
del Muerto, Richard McCarty, Esq, Of indie
pendence, died in Santa Fe ia February last.
The news of the slaughter ofthe traders among
them by the Yute Indians is verified. 1t is
supposed that Antoine Robideaux must have
persisted, as nothing has been heard of him dur
ing winter, The yield from the Gold mines in
New Mexico, this winter, has been small, ow-
ing to dry weather and scarcity of water
Forty or fifty thousand dollars is the supposed
Weld.
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MEMBERS OF THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"
The Missionary Herald for May acknowledges
the receipt of two donations of 500 each, to
constitute James X. Polk and Geo. Nj. Dallas
honorary members of the American Board Of
Foreign hlissions-the former from Revolu-
tionary pcnsioner in New Lebanon, N. York,
and the latter from "a friend in Pine Orchard,
Greene Co., n. Y.
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ILLNESS OF GEN. TowsON. We regret to
learn, from the U. S. Journal Of last EVENING
that Gen Towson, the Paymaster General of
the Army, was seized with partial paralysis
in the Second Presbyterian Church, Washing.
ton city, on Sunday, at the close of the morn,
ing service. Medical attendance was fortu.
nately at hand, and yesterday morning al
symptoms of an alarming character had disap
reared.
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CELEBRATION OF THE 4TH or JULY. On
the last evening of the session Of the City Coun-
Gil, proposition was made and carried in the
first branch, to appoint joint committee to
make preparations for an appropriate celebra-
ton of the approaching anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence, and approprating the sum
of $500 for the purpose. This proposition was
not acted on in the second branch, it having
been sent in but short time before their ad-
ournment We should have been pleased had
joint committee been appointed though we
should have doubted the proprcty Of voting the
public funds as proposed. The committee
would no doubt have recommended a celebra-
ton entirely flee from party distinctions; and
such we hope will yet be the mode of comme-
morating the day-for it is an anniversary Oh
which American feelings should alone be en-
listed; and in its celebration all Americans
should cordially unite without reference to par
ty attachments.
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LIGHTNING. During the thunder storm on
Friday of last week, the lightning struck the
house of Mahlon King, in St. Mary's street,
Burlington, New Jersey, demolishing the gar
ret, after which it divided, and a portion of the
fluid passed into the next house, where the
shock stunned young woman. 1t finally
passed off by the tin spouts.
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MONDAY, MAY ) ls45.
FROM rue EXCHANGE READlNe-aoou Booxs.

y sons.
Ship Ellerse, Wallace, Is days from Palermo
fruit, 10 JOS Crosby & Son.
Brig Washington, Stevens, 81 days from New Or
leans, sugar and molasses to Thos J. Carson and
Wilmington Il Eastman,
Brig Victorine, Davis, IA days from New Orleans
assorted cargo, to j. X. Randall.
Schr Baltimore, Seavey, days from New York
plaster hay and timothy seed, to S. Fenby g. Bro
Schr Mobile, Reynolds, from Georgetown, d. c.,
ballast, TO master.
SChr Sage, Morgan, 81 DAYS from Jacmel. loovood
to Wilmington s. Eastman. Left schrs Fawn Bartlett,
for ~ York, 10 sail about Goth; Fair Play, Rogers do
Schr Augustus, Carrier, Is days from Newburyport
plaster and apples 10 Rose, Merrill & Dodge
SChr Victoria, Faulkenburg, 5 days from New York,
assorted cargo
Schr VIM. T. King, Long, days from New York,
mdse TO the master,
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, frsm Philadelphia mdse
E. g. Harris
BELOW-A large full rugged brig.
MEM ORANDA.
Ship TiPpecanoe, Gray, hence for Bremen, went 20
sea on Saturday last
Ship Washington, Msttison, of Baltimore cleared
at New Orleans 26h ult for Gibraltar.
Brig Gden, SweetIer, sailed from MatanZas 23S
ut for Gagua la Grande, to load for Baltimore.
Brig Gen'l Pinckney, Hobbs, for Baltimore went -
sea from Charleston ID inst.
Barque Jas w. Paige, Taylor, and schr ST Thomas
Beaman, for Baltimore, cleared at Boston Sd inst
Schr Washington, Could hence at N. York cd inst.
Schr Millisent, Cole for Baltimore, cleared at New
York Sd inst.
Schr Maria, Atwell, from Baltimore, arrived at ST.
Augustine 22d, Brig Chipola McLennan, for Mobile,
was waiting wind at do. 18th.
Schr Cotinna, Keene, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Bedford 26lh ult.
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CONCERT. The lovers of Piano music will be
gratfied to learn that the Misses Bramson have arrv-
ed in this city from their Southern tour, and intend
giving Concert at the Saloon of the Law Buildings,
on Wednesday evening next, agrecably to advertise
ment in another column.
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Mons. ADRENr. This gentleman viii give another
exhibition this evening at the Saloon of the Assembly
rooms of his truly wonderful feas of legerdemain.
The experiments Of Mons. Adrent are of such an cx-
aordinary and astonishing character that it is mpos
sibe describe them To be believed, they must be
seen. "The conscript fathers of the cty'' have re-
ceived special invitation from Mons, Adrent, and
will be present o-night in body.
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
-BA Good again! Comb. 8 AZ SO, $4,000, being the I'd
capital prize in yesterdays scheme, was sold by the
ever lucky EGERTONS' This makes twice in sue
cession that the ID highest prize has been sold at our
offices. The $1,000 TO be drawn to day is the next to
be added to our lucky prize list. (Look out.)
The drawn Nos. of class 81, are
81 "a SIS SO s. d. 80 % SO 20 57t4S 46 SO
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class Is. 10 Nos. lottery, Is drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
| prize Of $1,000 | prize Of $1,000
:! 1000 10 g 100
" 100 10 g sU,&C.
Tickets S2t-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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The MUSEUM. Two excellent pieces are presented
for the patrons Of the Saloon tonight Kiss in the
Dark" and "Boots at the SWAMI" in both of which
MIR. Walcou will appear.
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10 OIL OF TANNIN will render boots aud shoes
perfectly mpervious 10 water, and double their wear
Many wise enough to use this article at the be-
ginning of wet weather, and have kept their feet en-
tirely dry, without The trouble of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application of this article and always have
beautiful polish
For sale in Baltimore, at the correr of llanoverand
Baltimore sts Also at the corner of Baltimore ana
Harrison SIS and at No 81 Thames 81. 1t
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OUR Book TABLE. We have received from Mr.
Hickman, Iarpers Illuminated and Illustrated Shake
speare, Nos, 40 and 50--prce % cents,
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AN ARMY OF EMIGRANTs. News from In
dependence, Mo, informs us, says the Cincin-
natl Atlas, that the emigrants now near that
point number about 1000, all destined for Ore
gon and California. They will start about the
same time, divided into convenient companies
for travelling with ease and safety. The In
dams will not attack party Of five hundred
OF course the emigrants this season, stand in
no fear of the red skins. 1t is astonishing
what a tide is setting toward the fertile lands
on the Pacific.
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dI3- Il. =. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PoRTRArr AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, &c. &c.
[b3- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. SC.
Frames re-gut and Plates inserted in Frames AZ
apl6 d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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EFALZARINES, LAWNS. sc. A handsome
hD assortment of Balzarncs; Painted Lawns; Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; Mouselin de LANES;
Manchester Ginghams; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Netts Laces and Edgngs; Linen Cambria Hdks.;
Green Barege plain and fancy Gambroons; Drap
D'Ete; Gloton Coating; Summer Cloths Vestings;
extra superfine white duck Drilling; Canton Grape and
Barge ShawlS. Just received and for sale low by
HENRY w. COOKE,
apl4 Corner of Hanover and Lombard street,
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NEW EMPRESS STEAMBOAT LINE,

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Gq-CABIS PASSAGE 81. BERTHS FREE.
MEALS IS CENTS.
II sp.Neya The splendid new Steamer En-
EiEz.a;4k PRESS, Capt Whitticar will leave the
sfsssEsssaas!A head of Pralt-st wharf THIS tues
day. AFTERNOON, 9th May at 3 O'Clock, and will
arrive in Philadelphia The nert morning in time for
The Northern Tram
The EXPRESS is handsomely fitted out with SUI
perior State Rooms and Berths, capable of accommo
dating 20 passengers.
She is the fastest Propeller in The United StcteS, and
is The only afternoon boat running that arriUe in
Philadelphia in time 10 connect nth the NeW York
Morning Train.
{63- For Freight Passage, apply at the Steamboat
Office, N. L. corner of Ptau and Light streets, to
the Captain on board.
NJ b. No Whnrfage charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, either in Philadelphia or Baltimore. 1t
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A YOUNG MAN from the East desires a siiua-
"a ton in this city in Wholesale or Retail Gro
Gerry or Commission store, or any other respectable
mercantile business where he could make himself
useful 10 his employer. moderate salary will answer
as obtaining situation is his principl desire. Re-
comnendauon in the city given regards his charac-
ter, &c. Appyat a. F.SCOT9I,
mo No. 10 Exchange Place.
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10 NATIONAL BLUES The Monthly Meeting
OF the Company will be held at their Armory, THIS
CTuesday) EVENING, at I! O'Clock. By order,
IT. w. A. A. ]. GRUBB, SeC'y
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsH New pat
Ia terms English Britannia ware, pieces 10 the SET;
Silver Plated Cake Baskets, Plated Casters; Candle
sticks, Shutters and Trays Silver Table and Tea
Spoons-all new and fresh goods, received this day
and warranted to be of good quality, for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK, Water street,
an30 snrnnl door from Gnlyert
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STkEET Two doors north Of Gny-sl. mhI2-ly
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p Ia M A II A G.
Moons phases
MARI [ED

On the 4th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Elder, Mr. Tuo.
MAS J. CASEY TO Miss ELENoRA II. ELDER all Of this
city. " Us
On the LIST inst. by the Rev. Mr.. McColgan, JAS. J.
GALAGERi to Miss MARY ASN Mills, daughter Of Mr.
VIM. Mills, all Of this city;
On the 2Sth ult by the Rev. Mr.. Slrer, Mr. RAN
DoLrH Rouse to Miss GEORGE ANN SnREcK, all Of
this city,
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NEW GOODS FROM PHILA DELPHIA
1V-WHOLESALE & RETAIL. The suhsc rber
has just returned with choice selection of desirable
goods, and now offers at low prices
White Grass Cloth Skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS, Barages and Balzarines
Lace, Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOUSELIN DE LANES
Gauze Flannel, Madras style Hdks
Rich Prints, Manchester GINGHAMS
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen cambria Hdkfs, Mitts, &c.
Gambroons, Drings, Summer Cloths, Vestings ami
many other scarce goods, besides large assortment
of NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such as Plain and Lace NEAPOLITAN, Brilliant,
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
Brads, Mixed Straws, sc. Yard wide muslns only
3! cents yd at HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apes No, % Howard-st, Sd door from Fayette.
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The ETHIOPIAN OPERA The burlesque opera of
''Som-. Am Bull Olc," was received last evening up
its first representation, at he Hodayst. Theatre,
with great satisfaction. 1t will he repeated TO night,
with the addition Of the ''Boy-a Man Girl The
EthiopIans have made hit-''a decided hit'-and
we advise all lovers Of fun and music not TO miss the
present opportunity of seeing them.
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A TTENTION! CITY AND COUNTRY!
"A GREAT BARGAINS AND

WAGON YARD FREE!!!
lfyou want Groceries, Good Flour. Mill Feed Oats,
Corn, Hardware, Crockery, any thing in our line,
call where CASH business insures CHEAP Goods.
We offer liberal Barter to the country and the free
use of our safe yard, fitted up with high fence good
sheds and stalls.
563- In the city, goods sent home free of charge.
a. w. GOLDSBOROUGH & CO.,
No. 229 East Baltimore street,
ms Between Bond and Caroline,
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RETRrEcHMENr AND REFORM We are in
formed, that among the subjects to be brought
forward for consideration at the convention
proposed to be held in Princess Anne, Somci
set county, on the second Tuesday of next
month, will be rclrenchment of expenditures
and change in the mode of appointing pub
lie officers 1t will be proposed, we under
stand, to reduce the salary of the Governor TO
S2OOO-sell the government housc-reduce the
expenses of the judiciary, and cut down the
salaries of other public officers; also, to deprive
the Governor of the appointing power altoge-
Their, and have all public officers elected by the
people
We are in favor of an economical admins
tration of state affairs and believe that reduc-
tons in the public expenditures might be safe
ly made We think that the salary of the
Governor is too high, and the expense of the
judiciary too great; but we should avoid run
ning into the opposite extreme. The Cover
nor should have an adequate salary, and the
income Of Judges ought to be sufficient to Sc
cure the services of gentlemen of talents The
number of judges might, probably, be reduced
with advantage, but we are opposed to having
these officers elected by the people.
We shall not be surprised if the October
elections be determined upon other than old
party grounds; for the people are becoming
disguised with the scramble for office. Battle
after battle has been fought, with no other re-
suit than the displacing Of one set Of public
officers and putting another in their places
The pubic interests have been less regarded
than those of party; and hence we are not sur
prised to find very general disposition exist
ing to organize a reform party in the state, to
be entirely independent of the two old fac
tons. 1t is time that plain honest and practi-
cal men, should take the control of affairs TO
the exclusion Of political demagogues and in
trguing ohice-seekeIs. There are various
matters which require to be reformed, and we
hope that the people will take the subject into
their serious consideration
Should the convention above mentioned
make discreet and udicious recommendations,
we believe that they will be responded to
throughout the state: and if measures can be
suggested by the convention, Gas we have
heard suggested which will produce an an
nual saving 10 the state OF one hundred thou
sand dollars, we are quite sure that there will
be little disposition to re- ect them.
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q LII FOR SMALL ADVENTURES
IA made al the prize Office of MILLER & CO.,
corner of ST Paul and Baltimore streets. Three No.
tickets sold to city customers-one of them the beau
ufn prize of $1,000 half ticket, Nos. 81 60 20, that
cost only 50; and one of 5000, quarter ticket Nos 81
So 5O and still another of S70 all sold by those foru-
nate vendors Of prizes, MILLER & co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery.
class 1875 Nos. Is ballots, making beautiful scheme
for the price Of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! prize Of S7,oU prize Of $1,000
4" 2,C20 &c 900
l,l0s i" S00,&c
Tickets S2s-siares in proportion.
Certificate of packages of 25 quarters only 81 IS,
that can draw over $4,000.
For packages, single tickets or shares of tickets ap-
ply To the old established and most fortunate office of
MILLER t. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class "a, drawn
May 5-lowesi prize S4
81 "a % SO s AZ 80 80 SO 20 81 45 IS so
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WITH BRITAIN. Being determin

NWAR WITH BRITAIN. Being determin-
w ed TO demolish my present stock of Goods,
will sell BRITANNIA WARE at prices so low, that
should our lead mines at Galena become exhausted
il may be applied to the which The zinc
stature of George Ill. was in the Revolution, viz:
Melted into the Bullets that gored John Bull to death
at the battle of Bunker's Hill. Also, Sheffield Cut
lery which had better he bought now, lest Ic's let
tiers of Marqne should mark with balls, steel
our ships and cut off trade entirely with the Iron
Isle, Fancy Soaps, (nade by fIyde) expressly to
soften the skin; Jewery; Pins; NEEDLES; Tapes;
Combs; Japan Ware and Clocks; all very low, at
GEORGE T. VICKERS;,
No pnlti
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GRAsp Concert. II will be seen, by reference
to another portion Of this paper that an entertain
ment, consisting of music, dialogues, and speeches,
will be given at the Washington Temperance Hall,
corner OF Hanover and Camden streets, to morrow
evening, The pieces selected excellent, and, il
we may judge from the manner of their execution on
previous occasion, rich treat may be expected
In these days of burlesqucwhen every thing is met
amorphosed into the rdicuousit is really refreshing
to listen to the sounds of music in its purity and
catch the words Of poetry prose uttered in their e-
gitimacy. Such treat, we anticipate, will be enjoy
ed by those who attend the and exhibition
morrow evening The prices of admission are nodcr-
ate and tickets may be had of Parsons & Preston
Pratt St; j. w Barry, corner of Baltimore and Pear
sts.; Dr. w X. 0nick, corner Of Eutaw and Lexing
on sts; and of MIR. Stewart, druggist, opposite the
Temperance Hail.
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{G3- HEAVEN has blessed MS with no richer boon
on earth than the means Of allcvatIug the many ills
to which our fra bodies sub ect. How thankful
therefore, should we be for the possession of such
gift, and how grateful TO the through whose in
strumrntaliy ii Is obiaued Read the following from
one OF our most estmahe citizens. 1t is among the
many testimonials that daily given:
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AIDES FASHIONABLE
WIN, Fl. E&EEVIL,

EsI w W. II. "a EFEtG
EMM Fashionable AND Practical Halter,
EESa ga BALTIMORE STREET,
zsS.4xS@4A Bess to inform gentlemen purchasing,
81 that owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats,
of quality SUPERIOR for the price any other estab
shmenl IN the city, of any shape OF description now
worn, viz Sill, Moieskin, Russia Cashmere, Ntria
and Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds Gentlemen
can always
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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DR.. joins NJ. WILLIAMS: DearSir-I deem it not
only an act of justice to you, hut duty | owe The
public, to testify to them that from ample experience
in the use OF yonr PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, |
USED and 10 have produce such good results in my
family as | could scarcely hope 10 realize from any
medicinal agent Yours, &c.
JAMES 5. SUFFER-, PIT street, above Exeter.
Q3- These Pills are prepared and sold by DR.. John
Nj. Williams, No. 20 +. Baltimore st., fifth door east
of Front strect-price % cts. per box apo