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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

III ERRINGS-I0O boxes superior scaled, just
L. Il received and for sale by
JOHN PHILLIPS,
mis- corner Of Costi and Wa,sr-slrsets
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MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
Rsguiar HesklY Pocket

~ F1EE1 a. The new and splendid double-en
t-JAl-rA Ngine steamer, JAMES HEWITT.
eSSsF 15lgg.sy VI. Quarter master will commence
her guar trips on the first rise of the water, leaving
MOBILE, every SATURDAY evening ut n'cluck,
and WARSAW every MONDAY a, IL O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior acc"'nmo-
duto"s, apply on hoard or To
CAMPBELL. OWEN & co. Agents.
oct2l 220f IS Commerce. and ~ Front streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

FOn LOLU MhtS AM AnEnIjrEN.
s r~ysSsEA The steamer MINERVA. Capt.
rr1lSl -ANA -. burgess, will run regular,
during the To ;he abnve and
all Intermediate ports For freight or passage apply
on board or To CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
n1v26 rs CONNER rec and ~ Front-sis
WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE
F@~~ \ The steamboat NEW ERA, J. W.
ss1s5 Wst;R Ll mpser. will ply during The pre-.
es4z1 'ent season, AS regular weekly pack
ct between Mobile and tiainesvile, leaving Mobile
every SATURDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock
Fm freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dstions, apply on board or to
noy29 MOSES WARlNG, Agent, So 'FRONT.'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

SUPERIOR VINES and LIQUORS.--The SUBJ
~ SCI ber has been authorized by one Of the sidss
and mos, respectable importing houses in the CITY
New York, TO receive orders ior the following gca-
uine articles, viz: er,t- q .1o.l -.t,.st Z. 4
WiNES-Shel's old Pale Sherry, Widow Shsl,s
do. The only lot Of this splendid artcle now on
sale III hi. country. and some very old Brow a
Sherry. Als9-uos ,t.lt j. .slsuII1 III
Phelps. Phelps Il Lnur,e's very superior Ma.
deira, I,apsr,ed in 1884, and so,ne Camera ..a
other choice Madeiras .'''' ~ NV - =.
HRANDlES-''ark and pale Hennessey Brandy.
equal 70 any ever imported. Also, ANAL osss.
my Of the celsbrated Godsrd Brandy, is,psrt-
81 10 iHoo. The above wines and lauors have
been tested by competent Judges, and'a ruarsn.
tee will he given 10 those who may order spy
the above that these articles shall equal The SAM
sales now az my Office. - j - n.
The prices will he found. much below The usua
rates, and terms Of credit for quantities wiz Be- i.
beral. -5- ..i4 P. B.TAYLOR, -,as-
janis .s No. 4 Hagan's Rpild,nss. d
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NEW.YoRK PACRnTR

&A sISy LiGe &zlE
FfIHE FOLLOWING VESSELS BUILT FOA
1 the trade will hereafter compose Ibis Inc, viz;
Ship MARY FRAMES, A. Hubbard, msstss
Bark VERNON.
BARK REFORM.
Brig SELMA, NJ. Smith, master.
Brg LINDEN, F. W Williams, MASTER.
Brig SARAH BROWN, ]. Nj. NoIt ton. master
Brig MOBILE.
Brig WFTUMPKA, J. Fowler. master.
Brig ALABAMA, Dudley. master.
The above vessels have handsome accommodations
for passengers and will sail puncualiS as ai.eris
ed. All freVh, consigned 10 The Agent IN Mobile,
or 10 STURGES Il CLEARMAN, the Agents III
Nav York. will be forwarded directed free Of
JOHN c RYAN, Agent,
A.oJ, Nh I9 At MichaPt.strrri
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REGTI4R WEEKLY PACKET FOR PIUk-
ENSVIILE,

ENSVIfLE.
5ssar-- n The fine new fast running steamer
IlkvsA-ssS ADMIRAL, VIM. NJ. Webbing
1ssEzuasIer, will ply during the season
n regular weekly packet between Mobile mud Pick
ensvile. Leaving Mobile every FRIDAY evening
Al 5n'cl ok and Pckensville MONDAY morning AT
da, light, due at Nj bile WEDNESDAY evening.
li'r accommodations Of superior order, with
n superior CABIN; ladies cabin large aud well ius'
nishAd.
For freight nr Massage. apply on bosrd or 10
tAABELi,. OWEN Il co, Agents,
Ichl1 y Er.tni and Is l,lninerc e-sIieets
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MILK OF ROSES-N. Smith Prenliss' Mix Of
w Rose, remarkable for it's efficacy removing
all annoyances to the skin; such as freckles erup
ina the pompexian and with H. frequently the TEN.
per Of the individual. For infancy and age equally
saluiary and cooling. No ladies' toilet should be
without il. Inlhe genieman's dressing case Il serves
TO sooh and milIgate The injuries inflicted on the face
by the razor. For sale by af4.
NORTH & Co, 80 Royal
mill and IS Government.sts. 4
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PICkENSVIILE WEEKLY PACKET
T rls. n'r' .,s, C ~ r ,sr
sEgSsfs.gssx packet the ensuing season between
M"b,ie anl Planrnsvih; leaving Mobile every
WEDNESDAY evening at 5 o'oluck Pm
For freight p,s-Is. lppy N b",rd "r ~
nat29 " WtRING
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EkESH DRuGS-Naw opening AT the Planter.
u Drug Store. M exiens,ve assar,u,eut OF Druge
and Medicines, Chumicals, Perfan,ery, brushes,
Paints. Oils, Glass, s,c, comIssing every ssiiclt
70 The hnethat eau I've called for of the best quai
ties, and 81 The lowest prices tIdl
% Sign ofthe BLUE MORTAR.
BLAIR d CO., southeast
deei7 ssraer Of Dauphn aAd Ws,erstrects
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HAvILAND. CLARKE f. CO. Mobile

WALTERS FRENCH PILIS-For the cure
v SECRET nIsEsEs-One box of the inestmHL le
Pills. is worth all The qmck medicines in the world
II is fact we'll known to many, that most OF the
remedies offered for these diseases, are composed oil
such drugs, render il almost imposes.
at the stomach other unpleasant consequences.
Such being The case, there can be doubt bu
such a remedy as VALlER'S FRENCH PILLS
will meet the universal appreciation, being entirely
free from those objections, pleasing iniheir operation
and prompt in removing the disease, Price ~ per
box. For sale by
HAvILAND, CLARKE SEQ. Mobile.
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MNIIILE NUN IN'O" M WtEhL II T AUhE I :
n rSA The steamer MONTGOMERY,
trA1a=zAeR Billiard master, will run during
1910 the regular weekly
packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, Al 5
O'clock pm , and Montgomery every MONDAY, at
10 u'clnck AM.
For freight passage apply on hoard or to
octS0 MOSES W AIRING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-24

" lNES-1he subscriber has received \ COM
w signment from Messrs. Bunker Il Co. New
York, Il choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
casss Of ore dozen each These ines are offered for
sale with iuii guarenty OF heir genulneness and
quality. RO1EkT S. BUNKER
dec1S corner Of Royal aud 81 Francis streets
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FOR MONTGOMERY-We ekly Packet.
fs f-fs The 6"e passenger steamer NEW
esl--zR,SWORLD, }. Bryan master. will
81, run regular weekly packet
Throughout the season for the aboye and all interIne
diate landings. leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
e,ehn g at O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON
DAY morning at 10 u'ciuck.
For freight or passage, apply on board. oci2S
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nvSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICS n-How can
II you doubt the medical virtues Of Canheii's An
t-Dyspepiic Powder, the only sure remedy "f-
fered to the public. prepared expressly far that on,a
plant, single trial Of which will convince the most
sceptcal Of It's utility to in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable, persons Of the
most delicate constitution may il IN s kinds Of
weather with pert safety. St.. ~. 'a.-s.-lar 20
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ALEXANDER,s TRICOBApHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.
IN beinga liquid Dye, which changes
the color OF the hair to beautiful brown or black
without injury to the hair skin. The great supe-
florlty OF this Dye consists in its easy mode of app
cation, and instantaneous effectall other dyes re-
qurngrom 10 TO twelve hours to produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every
upon a single application,
Extract from the "PhiladeIphia Daily sun" Al.
ETASDER's TRlCOBAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. 1t was tried yesterday
in our office, and the change from grey black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the "Philadelphia Daily Forum " Sc
verll of our acquaintances have recently applied IA
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as AleXan-
der's TrcObaphe-a new aud valuable discovery; and
it has in failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair or whskers
ii imparts beautiful brown or black color
LG5- For sale by Coleman * Rogers. No l73 Balti
more street; G.. w. Andrews, J. NJ. LarOQue, j. w.
Scott, and f.. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. V. D. Stew
art corner Hanover and Camden-stS,; Perkins Bro
ther, corner Green and Franklin SITS; j. w. Barry &
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore SITS, and wholesale
by the sole agents, r. Il 6. A. WRIGHT.
mar IT. % South 1th street. Philad.
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RAJTIMORE ,yITSEUsJ.

0g-FAREWEI.L BENEFIT OF J. l.. GALA
CHER, and his last appearance in Baltimere.
WEDNESDAY, May 2sth, 1915, SWEETHEARTS
AND WIVES. Billy Lackaday, Mr.. OWENS, in
which he will sing ''Bv Lackaday's Lament" Chas.
Franklin, Mr. WALCOT. Eugena, Miss LUDLOW.
Miss CANNON in favOrite Dance
70 conclude with ''TIlE IRISH LION" Tom
Moore, uhe Irish LiOn,l Mr.. GALLAGHER. Mrs
FiiZgig Mrs. WALCOT. m26 1t
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0I5-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, in the United States, any subject con-
nected WIN literature or science. Orations from S.
to $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures So to $40; Letters and Essays 49, Pieces forde
clamaton SO TO S. Inscriptions for tombs SO to SIS
Sentimental Tales S. to $40. Advertisements 81 to
81. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros-
ties 81. Pieces for Albums &c. sc. cents per line
Persons at distance will address post paid and en-
closing remuneraton) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
Aohand. Baltimore, Citizens will call AT the Wash
ngton University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos
ing the qrad pro quo. 07-Editers friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. mo-
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PUBLICATIONS. CLASHES at Life with a Free PEN
Gill;" by N. z. Willis, Part just pub >hed, contains
High Life in Europe, aud American Life. We have
read few only of the articles contained in this mum,
Der, and these found to possess considerable inter
est. The work is for sale by AieSsrs Shurtz Wilde
can Assistant to Memory or plain index to any
record of words, thoughts action, by Rev. Ad
am Miller. Not having tested, we know nothing Of
the merits of this system of assisting the memory. II
is prefxed TO blank book designed for noting Of
events thoughts &C., which will be found service
able; and the proceeds of the sale of this work
to be applied exclusively to the benefit of the German
Missionary Sabbath School Library, it should be en-
couraged The cost of it is from 624 cents to 81, ac
cording the style OF binding which may be desired
1t is for sale at Isaac P Cooks and Armstrong Der
ry's
We have received from NIessrs Shurtz s. Wilde
South ST., 'ENight and Morning. Novel, by Sir Z
L. Buwer, two volumes in one; and No. 3 of an ''EH
cyclOpedia of Domestic Economy"
Messrs. Parsons Preston, Isl Pratt ST. have sen
''The Jew Suss, Tale of Stutgard in 1897, trans
lated from the German OF Iiauff, bya Lady.
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G3-F FANS, FANS, GLOVES, sc. sc. We are
running OFF Fans at 81, g. TO- l2!, &C. Gloves 6! and
10 els Gents Gloves, beautiful spring style, l25 and
81; Summer Stocks 6tc super Linen Collars IS and
d cts each black satin Stocks 80 and62i cts; English
Elastic SuSpenders lS2; French Elastic 25c; superior
Almond Soaps from extracts, Sc; Toilet Powder and
Boxes; China Toilet Bottles, (at very low prices;)
Brushes, Combs sc. in varieties: also Carpet Bags,
SaichelS Straw Sacks; Portable Inksands; Feather
Busters, IA superior article for unture these, with
variees of other Goods of at low prices for cash
$d3- Right on the Of Market and Charles SITS.
m21-lt* MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
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4z-CORoNER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two door north OF. Gav-st. mhl2.lY

U3- DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY. 20 East Baitin,ore-St,
ffih door east Of FrOnt-FHE BEST SERIES OF MEpI,
CISEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:--Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
BttcrS, Is cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific, 50 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents a bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l24 cents vial; Pedluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds c.
374 cents bottles New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so cts boe;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embr0catiOn and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles go Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &C. sc. sc. Printed di-
rectiOns for the administration of these remedies &C
company each article. NJ b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge mI3-tf
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{G3-MEDICAL AND CHfRURGICAL FACUL.
TG OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and ChiTursi-
cal Faculty Of Maryland will be held in the HALL
over Mrs. Scotts in South street, few doors below
Batmora-st., on MONDAY, I'd June, at 10! O'Clock,
a. NJ. The members throughout the State are re-
specially requested to attend; and gentlemen who
are desous Of becoming members. will offer their
application TO the Convention.
ml9-2w K. A. DURKEE, VI. D., Rec Sec'y.
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A FAIR. The Ladies attrhel to the First English
Lutheran Church, Lexington sEeet, are now holding
Il Fair in the Lecture room # tie church. A fine as
sortment of fancy Ornamental md useful articles to-
gether with fruits and other refreshments, are offered
for sale, They have also il the roon as great Gu
riosity, chair formerly beongng 10 General Wash
ington, with preserved frugallered by his own hand
Ladies and gentlemen generally may pass pleasant
hour in visiting the room; aid we hope the benevolent
ladies who have underakerthe praiseworthy effort Of
raising fluids for the benef of de church may meet
with merted encouragement.
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FRoST-sT. THEATRE-Rc-en gGgemGnt of Mr.. Scott.
Thu talented American Tragedian, Mr.. J. r. SCorT,
has been engaged for few nights more, at the Front
street Theatre, and will appear TO night in Sir Giles
Overcach, in the celebrated play of ga New Way to
Pay Old Debts" Mrs. BURKE will also appear in the
same piece, The performance TO conclude with the
"Border Beagles;" making an excellent bill. We
were pleased to on the occasion of Mrs. Burke's
benefit last evening. large and fashionable audience.
a merited compliment.
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MAY FESTIVAL,

a sEsAs7y Instead of the celebration, as pro
1ksa6s~ep posed by the Eastern Female High
&sssassFssK School, arrangements have been made
for a MAY FESTIVAL, 10 take pa the 29Ih
inSt ut Houck's Pavilion, in which the three HIGH
SCHOOLS will unite. The Steamer SYDNEY has
been chartered for the above purpose, and will leave
Comnelce-St wharf at O'Clock precisely. Every
arrangement has been made to render the EXCURSION
delightful one. Besides the Coronation of May
Queen, in which the two Female High Schools will
unite there will be GRAND VOCAL CONCERT,
in which the three High Schools will participate in
tersperSed with Speeches, Dialogues &c. &c., by the
young gentlemen of the Male High School. Citizens
can procure tickets Of either of the Principals, at 2j
cents each.
Muray's Cotion and Brass Band has been engaged
for the occasion. m27-2t*
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0Ry- OIL OF TANNIN. Since this article was in
troduccd last fall, the sale has become immense TO
soften leather matter how hard, acts 10 te as
constituent Of ALL and for all Old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use, it is invaluable, and no
stable would be without when once known. FOR
sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets
Also Mt the corner OF Baltimore and Harrison streets
and AT No. 81 Thames street 1t
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CONCERT OF SACRsD MtsIo. We learn that the
excellent Choir attached to the Eutaw ST. Methodist
Episcopal Church, intend living grand Concert OF
Sacled music, on Monday evening next They will
be assisted by several ladies' mi gentlemen amateurs
of acknowledged taIaut, 50 look out for rare treat.
The proceeds of the Concer will be appropriated to
the repairing and painting til, Church.
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MAY FESTIVAL. We wald direct attention to the
May Festival ofthe Public igh School of Baltimore,
to take place on Thursday Ext at ouck's Pavilion
The three High Schools wilcombne on the occasion
and proceed to the spot the steamboat Sydney,
which has been chartered or the occasion. A de-
lightful time is anticipated.
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MUSEUM. The bill of lashght will be repeated this
evening. Both pieces wenof admirably and elected
loud and well merited appise The Pic Mic Party in
particular was one scene oheniment from beginning
end, and will prove veryttractive.
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BLINDs. of AN lhe mosl fas

VENETIAN BLINDS, of all the most fash
lonabe colors, white, cream drab, pearl, pea
green, &c, with from 80 to ID stats 10 blind, con
st;mtly on hand aud made to order, Also, Husk and
Hair MATTRESSES, ofthe best materials and work
manship. Also, PAPER HANGlNGS of the most de
sirabe styles and finish.
The above really superior articles offered for
sale at prices very if not quite low as what an
inferior article may be purchased for elsewhere. Per
sons IN want of them are invited to call and examine
before purchasing.
JAMES II. COX, 1862 Market street.
m2Tlmf I'd door west of the Museum
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RzzA FOR SALE. A two story Brick House
EEsH and large garden attached to it, situated on
sdxsSthe York Road, near the first toll gate which
has been occupied a store and tavern stand for a
number of years, and is still occupied SUCH and is
one of the best stands of the kind that road and
doing good business, title clear of all ncumbrauce
whatever; also, stable and carriage house attached
10 the place-there is excellent pump of water at
the door. For particulars, call at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mar No. 10 Exchange Place.
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, On the 22nd INST. by the Rev. G. w. Muscrave JAS
IL WILLIAMS TO Miss MARY McILHAYEY, all of mis-
city. " " ''
On the 22nd inst. by the Rev MIR. Veitch, Ress,rgu
SCOTT to Miss ELIZABETH ELLEN MEixsELI all of
this city. '' -
AT llavre de Grace, on the 22nd inst BY the Rey'd
Mr.. Bland, THOMAS NICHOLSON, of Baltimore TO Miss
ELEANOR ID. JEAN, of HavrG de Grace
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ON The 26th instant, after short but painful illness
MARGERY FRANCES, youngest daughter of David and
Araihhto Atkinson, aged years, months and 10
days.
no On the 2ith inst NICHOLAS HUrcHINs, Esq. aged
6S years.
On the 25th inst. EPHoRANEA SHANAH1N, in the j3d
year Of his age.
On the 18th inst. CECILIA, wife of Geo c. Smith,
aged 81 years and months,
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LIKENESS OF THE Rev. ]. 0. GILDEA. We have re-
ceiyed from Mr. IL. X. Robbins 1875 Pratt street, Il
beautiful Autograph likeness Of the late Rev. Father
j. b. Gildea, pastor of ST. Vincent de Paul Church, in
this city. The likeness is said be a most admirable
one, and will doubtless be acceptable TO his many
friends and admirers in Ballmue.
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UST RECEIN ED. supply of English
% BRITANNIA WARE, in sets, some splendid
patterns, for sale cheap. Also, general assortment
of BRITANNIA WARE, including LAMPS, CAN
DLESTlCKS, CASTORS, PITCHERS, SPITOONS,
Sc, of every description. If you want good article
cheap, call at the CHEAP FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE of c. f. VEIN ORE & co
m27-2w No NJ Howard street.
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The TELEGRApmc CoMMUNlCArGoN BE-
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND n. YORK. A Wash
ington correspondent of the journal of Com
meroe states that the New York Magnetic
Telegraph Company having filled their stock,
are ready to proceed to the completion of the
line of communication between Baltimore and
New York. This design may, however, be
frustrated by the railroad companies, the use of
whose travel is wanted, In that case, the
funds of the Company are to be employed in es-
tabIis!ing a Telegraphic line between n, York
and Boston. Should the experiment succeed,
line from Bangor to New Orleans viii soon
be established, and another, probably, west
ward to St Louis. MIR. Kendall, it is said,
calculates that the stock of the company will
yield dividend Of 25 per cent. per annum -
This estimate is founded on the hostages re-
ceived from the Government Express Mail.
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WATCHES AND JEWEIRY,
zxTUIIA RORJNS0N
TRUSTEES SALE.


EBOSITIVE SALE. In pursuance of decree
u of Baltimore County Court, sitting as a Court of
Equity, the undersigned will offer ut public sale on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 18th June, 1915, al
O'Clock, p, M.
All that LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in the
city of BALTIMORE and described as follows viz: Be
ginning for the same on the line of the south side of
Leest at the distance of about - perches eastwardy
from the corner formed by the intersection Of the south
side of Lee street and side of Sharp street. run
nng thence eastwardly on the south side of Lee-st
y feet; then souhery, parallel with Sharp street. to
Busy ALLEYS then westwardly, the north side of
Busy alley - feet and thence northwardy bya straight
line TO the place Of beginning
The above Lot of Ground is improved By
sHsA handsome and commodious three story dwell
IsssM ling house on Lee ST.. and TWO tenements on
lima Busy alley, and is subject to an annual
ground rent of SSS
The sale Of the above property which has been
postponed TO the day above named will positively
take phase at the time above fixed.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree arc
third cash, onethird at six months, and onethird
at twelve months, with interest and security on the
credit payments.
GEORGE NJ GILL, l,
ORVILLE HORWITZ, { lrus'ees'
m27-2aw3w (APl WIN WARD, Auctr.
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A l. NJ A n C.
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

LIS VT ftIIlIlIANlS.
For the benefit Of the InSolrcnt Lup1 Of Num-.
land for the last wcek
ID. b. Dickinson, mariner Paul Fillinger. shoepaLor
And'w shannon, WAGNER l.. Conick Iaborrr roI,d
Sam'l NJ. Emery, clerk j. Francis hotelkern,r do
]. Serenskey, beacher Jas. uamblrton. mariTer
BERNARD ROsenwig, do. Geo w. Pearson farmer
Robert II. Shipley clerk Fred. Baker lab3rer
La d. kocher, victuallcr WIN. Conway seaman
Isaac McNichoIs, gent. IS. H0ddinott, blacksmi,b
=, NhilAns, shoemaker III. Sttomberger, laborer
w. H. Hunserford, wood Sc Johnson. do cold
cofder r. Mitchell, do,
Robert T. Bck, clerk j. Clemmons dr.
For debts less than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, eth of .JuIv
1915. " VI '''''
Day of final hearing, 9th Sept. 1886