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&c DR., JOHN N. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore ST.,
fth door east Of Front.-THE B est SERIES OF MEoI-
boratory, To wt-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anii-blious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, SO cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l25 cents wall Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, 10. cents package; Cough Sy
rup, for the of Consumption Coughs, Colds, sc.
375 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2i cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottle;
Rheumatic Lnment and Embrscaon, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 3d. Dyson
terry Cordial so cts a bottle, &C. &c &c. Printed d
rectons for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. d, Advice given by DR.,
w. free of charge. Dl3-f
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luStratiou in many Of the appointments which
have taken place in our revenue department
dullng the present year. Oar Custom House
seems to nave come into competition with
B.ackweli's Island as a receptacle for those M
dependent and cnterprIsng members o: society
whose notions of mucm and hum are II con-
h.Ct with the narrow spirit Of the law. Nho
50 competent 10 hold Office under Democrat
lc President rs gentlemen who have been from
early youth in favor Of removing the deposits
= Who SO capable Of detecting
the tricks OF the merchants ds the professor OF
thImbe ~, who understands every dodge Of
the gamc'l We congratulate the country on
the character Of its agents we tehcltate these
agents on having dealt their cards so vel as to
hold the public ionors. How pleasant it must
be, after the tolls Of the day are over, to retire
from the clerk, desk to the bankers seat at
faro table; OF cSCheWing that place OF honor, to
hover about the board, practising all those deli
cate touches OF tinenesse peculiar to the noble
order of "6onHets, "stool pigeons and 'de-
COY ducks" Should fortune prove too strong
for even marked cards, false boxes ana dexter
Gus "pickers and stealers,o what so reasonable
as that Uncle Sam-poor superannuatcd old
toqie-should supply the deficiency, and fur
nish new capital for another venture, Men
'
clubs and pistols and bowe-knives have never
been found wanting on an emergency, who
have displayed their attachment to the largest
liberty by assaljng the unarmed and budgeoE-
ing the detenceless, must not be too hac5hiy
cemsured if they should sometimes mistake
bale Of laCes or a box Of watches for undutlble
goods and send it ashore under free permit
Mr.. Lawrence is fortunate IN being called to
command such an unrivaled body OF officials
as now constitute the Custom House corps
We commend some of his recently-appointed
outdoor officers TO his especial notice; aud ii IN
his intercourse with them we advise him to
look out tor his pockets, it is not from any
doubt as TO their integrity, but simply because
we have sufficient confidence in them to believe
that they will bear the strictest watching. by
a reference to the records Of our Courts, and D!
two valuable public institutions, the one Oh
the North the other on the East River, he VIII
find that some of them have temporarily held
conspicuous stations at the bar, and subsequent
" retired to closest secluson, from which they
had last emerged when called by the admins
tration to serve their country. To our certain
knowledge there are men in our Custom house
who had served the State for years before they
took office under the Federal Governments and
though too modest to boast of such service,
they are not the less entitled TO all the honor
which can accrue theEefrom. If Mr.. Lawrence
intends to pursue the same policy as regards
appointments which has of late prevailed, We
would respectfully refer him TO the records Of
the institutions above mentioned for I list Of
the persons who have graduated there for the
last fifteen wears. From these he can make
his selection at pleasure.
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on the morning of the 2ni inst. CALVIN CHGsAcg,
IN the 2Sth year of his age.
ms trends aud acquaiutaHoeS and the friends Of the
ilhy are requested 10 attend his funeral this (Thurs
hayl afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence OF his
mother, N9.bb Exchange Place, without further in
HtIu2n' Wilmington, De-. papers please c0Py.l
oh tuesday evening, Isl inst. HELEN MARIA COLE,
intaht daughter of Thos c. and Elizabeth Ann Wat
Ains, aged months and Is days
On The 2sth UT. at the residence OF MS fither M.
IAN nowatd,) Aanesyllc, Ohio, SAMUEL HOWARD,
IL, OF this city, aged ~ years.
On the 3Oth nit, JonS WICKER, IN the 67th year #
ms age, native Of Hesse Darnstadt, Germany, but
Tor the last nine years resident of Baltimore
On tae list inst JAMES CARRicK in the 52ud wear of
his age.
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{t3- Wctake pleasure in calling the attention Of our
readers to the very Haterng inducements offered in
another column 20 ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry finn of EMORY co, No, . North Calvert st.
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
eVing pecHRary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally more than an ordinar.
notice. ic27 tf
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GRAND MILITARY CONCERT,
AT TIE HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,
Thursday, July Sd,
kEAn II L

BOSTON BRASS BAND.
IN FULL UNIFORM, ASSISTED BY THE
SERENADERS.
MEssRs, GERMON. STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE.
>13- Nr. T.. KENDALL will have the pleasure of ia
Producing h: daughter EMILY to the public. child
ten years OF age, who will accompany him in his
Bu!le Solos ou the Piano Forte.
PROGRAMNE-PART I.
Oyar.ure-Tw0 Bind Men of Toledo Full Band
Song-Hark IIark the Soft BHgle, Miss Z. Kendall
With Bugle accompaniment, by L. Keada
Duett-Bugle and Opheclsda-" When thy
Bosom heaves a sigh &, s. !. 4. Kendall
Quick step, Full Band
PART II.
Nessrs. Gern0n, Stanwood, Harrington, Pelham and
White, will sing number of their popular nelO-
dies, accompanied with thelt novel Instru meRtS.
PART III.
Cayalna-Ah, Don't Mmge-from the Opera
of Somnambula-Bu ge and Ophecleide
Obgato, Full Bard.
Observation-Disclosures Aria and Varia-
tons, accompanied by his daughter En-
!, on the Piano Forte. e. Kendall.
ol0-OphGcleide-Oft in the Silly Night,
and hG'ce Concento, variations J *. endlil.
With Full Band accompaniment.
Finale-QIick Step-Wiusow Blues Full Band.
{G3- Boxes 50 ceuts-Pi % cents. Doors open al Il
o'clock. Concert to commence at 81 O'Clock
N. B. Boxes and Seats can be secured duting the
day n he Box Office. Il
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DIR. EANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS.
Ifarranted to perform, the radicat cure Of HERNIA
Or (RuPttre.)

Warranted 10 perform the radtcdt cure Of F{ERkI.q
or (Rupture.)
FEFIE subscriber having purchased the Patent
In right of the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensively into their manufacture, offers il for
sale at half the price formerly charged by the patentee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
every Indication essential to the permanent OF
HERNIA.
u possesses many important advantages over the
EitsseS now in common USE aS It combines hexDiIi-
~ VITA nrG!heSS, and by means of the pivot aud indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates itself firmly
10 the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
OF the wearer, answering by this means, desdera-
tuin long sought after by the deal Profession.
Although it is as yet invention il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
20 put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted has
induced the proprietor 10 reduce the price.
Certificates Of the strongest recommendation from
some of the most distinguished Surgeons and Ply
sicans Of this and other cities, which can be by
reference to circular IA the hands of all the Agents
and public places generally.
EPHRAIm Y. FORNEY,
Proprietor and Apothecary,
No. 81 Eutaw street, corner Clay St, Baltimore.
For sale ny J. ID, stewart corner Hanover and Cam
deh sts Laroque corner Market and Hanover stree
A. Reed, corner Cav and Saratoga ss. F. Stansbury,
Thames ST. F. P; WSeman s. WrOth, Light st oppo-
site Dix * FOggs Hotel; Sarvier, corner Pratt and
Paca streets; F. Perkins Brother corner franklin
and Green streets.
~{G5- The Patentee, DR.. l.. may he consulted at his
office, No. 80 COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spring. jy3 coin
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QE-OFFIC!AL DRAWING of the Md. Conso-
ua'ed Lottery Tor Susq Canal, class No 27, for si5
p 10 IS al 60 49 IS SO II 65 IS 48 so As 40
o and D, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each s40
~ and %, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each 30
Al and y, being the 3D. aud ith drawn Nos each %
IL and g., being the ith and 5th; OF 40 and 81
being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
having two u the drawn Nos. on Them each 10
\. having one only OF the drawn Nos on :
From the old established House of
IL EMORY, No. = n. Ca'yprt..t
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PARTISAN APPOINTMENT. We know that 1t
is impossible for the appointing power to ascer-
tain in all cases the precise character and qua
hficatlons of applicants for office, and hence we
are not surprised that there should occasional
iy be improper selections, in consequence oil
Misrepresentation. But it exctes establishment
TO find men placed in situations of trust, who
have served their terms in the Penitentary, or
been otherwise notorious for their disreputable
characters.
We have heretofore announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. Lawrence as Collector of the Port
of New York; and really if the statement Of
New York paper be true, and the late Collec
tor be responsible for the appointment of those
who held Office under him, it was full time
that he should be removed. We quote from
weekly paper called the TO,on, as we find the
extract in the Morning News. If tho Town be
correct, the Custom House Of New York has
been made a receptacle vagabonds and crimi-
mails TO most shameful and degrading extent.
Nothing can more surely impair the moral teel-
ing of the community, than to find that vice
and crime form no impeachment to promotion.
If tour in the Penitentiary qualities for pub
lie Office, and the commission of murder secures
the salvation of the soul, there will be little in
ducement for men to be honest, or refrain from
the shedding of blood. The following is the
article to which we have above alluded.
The Custom House Party has certainly one
attribute Of the Divinty-it is no respecter of
persons. Of this fact we have delightful IL
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MAYORS OFFICE Baltimore, June -, 1916,
ai. me cit, vein ny .i,s,dod h rho Rr,rh", and
Others, on the afternoon and night OF MONDAY, Ist
July, instead o. Tuesday morning, and also on ti.e
afternoon and night % THURSDAY, the Sd Of July,
instead of Friday morning, the 4th
ie27 iw JACOB &. DAVIES, Mayor
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d(3- r. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CoRNICES, sc. &c.
nc IMPORTER OF French ard German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames rG-guit and Plates inserted in Frames ut
apl6-d No. j NORTH GAY STREET.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


WBHILADEELPHTA Il BALTIMONE
n UMBRELLA, PARASOL, and
SUN SHADE MANDATORY.
<rv> A beautiful assortment of PARASOLs,
ArAN PARASOLETTES and SUN SHADES, to
n.lzss sale very cheap at the New Store, NO, "io
<~S1H~> BALTIMORE STREET, (over the carpet
Warehouse of J. r, Uuva The Goods are made OF
the best material and the workmanship warranted
{G5- Call and see for yourselves and remember the
No, (2iOl) THOMAS J.. ENNIS,
Practical Umbrella Manufacturer
N. B. Umbrellas and Parasols neatly REPAIRED
on reasonable terms and at short notice. jy3G
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o. FOURTH JULY CELEBRATION. Division
No. 4 SONS OF TEMPERANCE, will please meet
at t@r Hall, corner Of Euaw and Lexington streets
On FRIDAY MORhING, July dth. at : O'Clock, AM
~ ~ama time and place. the officers ana Brethren nj
No. 9 sons Of Temperance most respectfully IN
y"d 10 meet with No 4, to JON tier Brethren OF 9th
C.. DIVISIONS in celebrating tdf National Anniversary
of orr glorious Independence"
:. g. PGnctla' attendance j. required IT.
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER This evening, n O'Clock,
The Weekly Clipper will be ready for delivery, being
day in advance of its usual publication, ia conse-
queAce of being the 4th Of July. Is con-
tents embrace fall account Of the grand flnera pro.
aession; news Of the week; review of McCuuy's
confession; report of the markets. prices Of stocks;
interesting stories; poetry miscellany editorials;
riages deaths, and several columns o. other enter
tanning matter. Price only 81, and no postage within
thirty miles Of Baltimore; single copies cts. each.
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HOLIDAY ST. THEArRE-G rGnd Military Concert.
The Grand Military Concert of the Boston Brass
Band, under the direction of Mr.. J. B. Kendall will
come OF this evening at HoIidsy-st Theatre. They
will be assisted in Part Second by the "Orgina Eth
opian Serenaders," (Batmore's special favorites,)
Messrs. German, Stanwood, Harrington, Pelham and
White, ard from the combined attraction, W, doubt
not that old Drury" will present upon the occasion,
a perfect galaxy OF beauty,
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ABNER PARKE Acquired. The Somerset
IN. j. Messenger says that the jurymen en-
gagged in the tedious tr:a! Of Abner Parke, at
Belvidere, New Jersey, passed through that
village OH their return home, on Sunday after
noon The verdict was "not guilty" The
charge Of the Judge was concluded on Satur-
day The jury were out ten hours before they
could agree. The prisoner has now stood two
trials, and will probably be discharged.
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A Il 81 A N A c.
MARRIED..


On the l3tn u by the Rev Mf Schneider, AQciltA
A spARNs to MARY A, HAaaE2r, both Of Baltimore
county,
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BURROWS THEATRE, FRONT ST. BENEFIT Of Mr.
Booth An excellent bill is offered at this popular
house this evening, the proceeds being for the beneht
of Mr. Booth. The distinguished beneficiary will APP
pear Sir Edward Mortimer; in the sterling play of
the 'Iron Chest" and will be ably sustained by Mrs
Burke in the character of WiIiord. In the course of
the evening Mr. Dunn will sing several of his most po
puar songs, and Mr.. Harrington and his son will go
through their wonderful performances. The evenings
entertainments will conclude with the new drama of
"Battle of New Orleans or Anne ca's Triumph"
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a3-sUTS OF TEMPERANCE. The Grand Divi
sion will meet at their Hail on thelmoralng Of the 4h
at = O'Clock. BY order,
IT. WIN. E. WRIGHT, G. ". p
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GO ATTENTION INDEPENDENT LIGHT
DRAGONS You are requested to meet a the base
Of Wa-hingron's NonuAeHt. on TOMORROW,
(Friday,) the 4th of July, at O'Clock, A. NJ in ti!
Summer uniform, w.h arms and Announcements i'll
comniete erder BY order OF The Commandment.
jy3-2' GEORGE RILEY, 0. :.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY J lS4a.


CLEARED,
Schr Mary Anna, Shankln, st. Thomas Wihin,.
ton X Eastman.
Schr Amelia, Strong, New York, Rose, Ns.ri0 s
Dodge.
Schc Pioneer, Reese, Norfolk, master.
Sloop Mary Ann, Floyd, Norfolk, master
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Luse Steenkcn, Al days fu Bremen,
ballast and l6l passengers, 10 A. Mailer.
ship Leopard, Robinson, days from Thomasto1
Ne. ballast, To reCkeISeR * Weir.
Snip DublH, Skolaeid, S days from Philadelphia
ballast, TO J. H. Hodges.
Brig Virginia, Cooper, 80 days from Pernambrco
sugar, to I. Wilson s 70, Loft June 3D. no AmerI
can vessels n port Spoke 24ih lat. u %, lon SO 80
lamar, Jam; same day brig Pennsylvania, from Phi
ladelphla fol MatanZas
Bug Peconic, Young, ii days from ApaIachi3oa
ao.ton to Alex Fisher, and c Tiffany; one piano 70
Ross & Carrot.
Brig Massachusetts, Burgess, days from Boston,
assorted cargo, TO Thos. Whridge & Co.
Schr A A. Pcnde'gast, Br0ughton, "A days from
san Bias, cocoa nuts, to w, Mason, and Z. PenIer-
CAST Son.
schr staunch, spillings, from Mobile via Key West,
g days from the latter cotton, to JnO w. Brown A.
Fisher, ". Rogers & Co.
Schf Missouri, Phillips, days from Charleston,
lumber to c. PeRiergast s. Son. Spoke Goth glt lat
&c 20, Ion Is 40, brig Carolina for Charleston
TO be reported
schr JOHN Allyne, Ricketson, 3 days from New Bed
ford, ballast, to 'rhos. Whitrdge s Co.
Seht Hero, Emerson, days from Albany, slaves
and lumber, 10 J. w Brown.
Schr Joseph Turner Gibbs, II hours from Provi-
dence, domesties, Of New Point, yesterday, passed
brig Geo Gardner, hence for Marseilles.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker & days from Providence,
hardware, TO Thos, Eielce.
Schr Pearl, Nickerson, days from Providence, do
mestics. to T. Pierce.
Schr Union, Bangs daysfm Provide ace domescs
to w. A. Cole.
Schr Reaper, seass, days from Boston, plaster, to
T. Pierce.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, days from New York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
schr Jack Downing, Fields, I'm Philadelphia, mdse.
to J. w Brown,
Sloop Charles Naylor, Nayor from Jacksonville,
N. G. naval stores, to VIM. c. Crawford.
Canal boat North Branch, from Wilkesbaue coal
to John Pickell.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, fm Philadelphia, ndse
TO E. G. Harris
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing
MEMORANDA.
Ship Stephen Lurman, ConkIing, for Baltimore,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Brig Boston, Nickeison, for Baltimore cleared at
Boston 18th ult.
schr T. R. Bottom, Travers, sailed frc m Laguayra
for Porto Cabello about 18th nit. The brig Consi-
ton, Laudernan, from Baltimore, was left al La
guayra day.
Schr Heroine, Passapea, from Baltimore, arrived az
Wilmington, N. G. 28th ult,
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IMPORTANT RuMoR. There was Iumor in
New Orleans on the cath ult., says the Cou-
rler, which We think worthy of belief, that the
government has ordered ali the troops on the
Sabine to advance upon the Rio Grande to re-
pei the menaced Eruption of the Mexicans up
on the territory of Texas.
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TWEED COATS TWEED COATS!
YENHE subscriber having bought at the auction of
n Messrs Hutfnan's 4 Co. the other day, large
lot of TWEED and LINEN COATS, at a great sa-
crifce, he is disposed to them off at a small ad-
vance. Cashmere Pantaloons, Vests, Sc. So study
economy by calling at once and procure great bargains
N. B. The above articles are all made well and in
good order. jy3 81 WIN. II. BAYZAND.
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STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD kSCURS.OSS--Fo tiTt6 o.
July. On perusal of out advertising columns, it
will be seen that excursions, By steamboat and rail-
road, will be made tomorrow to almost every
sible point, such cheap to enable the poor
est citizen to take trip,
At 81 O'Clock the fine steamer Rappahannock will
leave Light street wharf for Chestartown. This ex-
cursion is to be conducted in superior style. Rice's
CotlIion Band, under ballet master, is engaged,
and mic macs, confectionery and ice.creams may be
mad on board in abundance The ladies' will be parti
cularly attended to.
That we'll known steamer the Constitution will leave
Bowly's wharf, at O'Clock for Keanlrd's Landing
pleasant retreat Werton Creek, with the teachers
and scholars Of the High Street Sabbath School. The
ceremonies at the Landing will DE highly interesting
Mic macs confectionery, Sc. nave been literally pro
vided for the occasion, aud fac trip is anticipated.
Tie Sydney, pleasant boat, will leave Light.st
wharf for Chestertown, at O'Clock, with military
and cotillon band board She will also DC supplied
with confectionery, Sc. This is another delightful
trip.
Thu ;iue steamer Boston leaves Light street wharf
AZ 8 s'cloCk, for Annapolis aud Round Bay. This
is another delightful trip, pan! Of Music viii! be on
board
The C0lum5Is, commld9us boat, leaves Light
street wharf at O'Clock for Annapolis from whence
she will proceed distance down the Bay. Music,
confectionery, snacks, &C., will be on board, and
pleasant time is anticipated
The Columbia, another large and safe boat starts at
O'Clock, from Commerce az. wharf, on an excursion
down the Bay, accompanied by fine band of music.
She will also be provided with confectionery, sc.
All OF the above boats will stop, going and return
ing, at the County wharf, Ftp.
The Norfolk steamboat company offer a healthy and
cheap excursion to Old Point by their line. The
Georgia leaves at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad will run
its cars at hafprce, with the privilege Of returning
by Monday.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run extra
trains to Eiiicott's Mills, starting 81 aad 81 O'Clock;
and 10 Washington at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. The fare for
the round trip to Washington will only he 81, with the
privilege Of not returning until the morning of the 7h
The Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore Rail
road also offers great inducements. Excursion pas
spngers can leave this morning g. th: evening at g.
or tomorrow morning at O'Clock in the cars and in
the steamboat at 3 O'Clock this afternoon with the
privilege Of returning on the 9TH, for So for the
round trip.
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IMMIGRANrs. From the I'd of April to the
3Oth of June, evening, there have arrived at the
quarantine ground, New York, thirty-one thou
sand four hundred and torty-ttree Immigrants, Of
whom II ,665 arrived in June.
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W-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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E7-I. o. o, ?, Members Of the Order who Intend
joining in tae ceremonies al Laurel the An inst
are requested to rect at the Hal THIS EVENING,
/ at O'Clock. Ey or,!@r,
1t Of THE COMMITTEE.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE. The jail and Court
house at Point Coupee, La. was consumed by
fire few days since. One Of the prisoners was
burnt to death.
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>E}-TAe Charles Collins named under the head o.
local matter. in yesterday paper having interrupt
ed officers IN the discharge Of their duties was no,
CHAs. :. COLLINS, clerk for Nh AhUer WiIlaas, ia
Light st, aud whose residence is IN Coiunbia It.