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FEMALE LABOR. In New York, as in all
the other large cities, there are numbers Of poor
lcnales who have to earn living by their nee
dies and the prices of such labor being very
low, there is consequently, great destitution.--
The suggestion was some time since made in
the New York Sun, that females should be
substituted for men in dry goods stores, and par
ticuIarly in slch establishments as are supplied
with goods suitable for ladies'. 1t seems that
this recommendation is about to be partially a
dopted. The New York Commercial Advert
ser says, that "men are to retire from all the
departments and ramifcations of the millinbry
business and give u portion of our unemployed
women a chance to earn honest bread by selling
cap stuffs and handkerchief. 1t was most
unmanly monopoly while it lasted, but it is now
expiring. great number OF stores on and at
ter May day will exchange their male clerks,
for the more suitable attendance of we'll bred
and pleasant tempered ladies', and we devoutly
trust the salutary change will become univer-
SAL"
Will this example be followed in other cities7
Humanity would seem to require that it should
be generally adopted.
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RATHER ToUGH Story. A sea bird called
Il widgeon, flew through a pane of glass in a
lighthouse near New Bedford about week
since, and so great was the force of its motion
THE Ono neutrality-suspicious. Of an oOer-
aop. The Louisville Journal of Monday says,
"the rain has been pouring down since Friday
night with but little ntermsson, and there
are no signs as yet of its ceasing. The river is
very high and rising so fast that it will no
doubt reach the curb-stones OH Commercial
points on the levee. From present appear
ances, the water will be higher than it has been
since the memorable overflow of'32.
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ENORWARD! is THE WoRD-To DoYLE's

ENORNyARD! is THE WORD-TO DOYLE'S
nc CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. la PRATT ST,
opposite the Railroad Depot, next door TO Brad
shaw's United States Hotel) and get your pockets
lined with cash--not only lined, but filled. fOYLE
is kept constantly busy paying prizes-at all hours of
The day may be some lucky vOiary Of the tickle
goddess receiving the rewards of his perseverance in
the good cause So follow in the footsteps of yeur
lucky predecessors and come right down to DoYLE's
and get some of the following magnificent prizes to
be drawn this week.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. only lhink, $4,000 may be bought for the
small sum of So Risk on package of whole ticketa
only Se4, halves Sl2, quarters So
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of luckv ru,ha,e h
the package, single ticket, or share All orders rtr
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. t44 Pratt street,
IL lal Opposite b. x 0. Il. L. Depot
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. A contem.
porary gives the following good advice to
newspaper readers-'Persons in every station
of life should read the advertisements, not only
to ascertain what is going on in the world Of
life and business, but to take advantage of the
many favorable opportunities presented for be.
NETTING themselves
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have been received. Hale, who was left off the
democratic ticket, for voting against annexation,
leads considerably the regularly nominated de-
mocratc candidate in his district Hale is sup
ported by both abolitionists and wings.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS

H KNOWLEDGE; or, Dictionary of the Bible,
Theology, Religious Biography, all Religions, Ecce,
siastical History and MISUNDERSTANDING definitions
of all religious terms; impartial account the prn-
cipal Christian denomination that have existed in the
world; from the birth Of Christ 10 the present day.
with their DOCTRINES religious rites and ceremonies, az
well as those of the Jews, Mahomedans, and Heather
nations together with the and customs of
East Illustrative of the holy scriptures, desgrD-
ten of the Quadrupeds Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, II
sects, Trees, Plants and Minerals, mentioned in the
Bible, statement of the most remarkable transactions
and events in Ecclesiastical history; biographical
tees of the early martyrs andfdisinguishsd religious
writers and characters of all ages, TO which is added
Missionary Gazetteer, containing descriptions of the
various missionary stations throughout the globe-oY
Rev. b. B. Edwards. The whole brought down 10 the
present time, and embracing under one alphabet the
most valuable part of Camets and Browns Dctior.
aries of the Bible; Bucks Theog Dictionary; Alb
bolts Scripture of National History; Wells Geography
Of the Bibles Jones' gographica Dictionary, and
mereus other similar works-desigDed as a complete
book Of reference all religious subjects, and com
panon to the Bible; forming cheap and compact IL
brary of religious knowledge. Edited by Rev. j. New
ton Brown, illustrated with wood cuts, maps, and
cravings, on copper and steel.
Together with large and valuable assortment Ut
Theological and Miscellaneous Books.
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
DO 1kseleTs, Stationers and Blank Book manufac
turers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. mhli 81
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{G3-DRY FEET Ii you would have warm feet,
use on your boots and shoes the Oil Of Tannn Ii
will render the leather perfectly Water pr oof and dou
bic the wear, 81 CORTLAND street.
OIL OF IANSIN. composition lately discovered
for preserving all kinds of Leather, keeping hoots
shoes, carriage tops sc. water proof North Fifth
street, and corner Of Hanover and Baltimore streets,
Baltimore. II
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Snow STORM. At Columbus, Ohio, on
depth of several inches. On Friday night last
there was violent storm of wind and hail at
Maysville, Ky, which tore down fences and
one or two log buildings. The gable end
of the brick building of Mr.. Harry Nicholson,
was blown down.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. Is, ls4s

gdy-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER of TO day contains
a full report of McCurrys trial. all the news OF the
week and four interesting stories, with much misce-
Iaueeus and other matter.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
SHURTZ d TAYLOR beg leave to inform Il,

a. HTX ~ TAYLOR beg leave to inform the
- public that they have made a Temporary Remoral
from No. l2 North-st., TO No. SOUTHST., East
Side, near Baltimore where they hope to receive
las they will endeayor to deserve) a continuance of
public favor.
NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED, at No. SOUTH STREET,
The London Lancet for March. fac smile of the Lon
don edtion-pubished monthly. Terms-s5 a
year, or SO cents per number.
The Nights of the Round Table, or Stories of Aunt
Jane and her Friends, by the author of"Cara Al
bert" and 'Elizabeth de Bruce.' Price % cents
in paper cover, and 374 cts. hound.
No. Frosts Pictorial History of the World. Price 25
cents,
Look to the End, or the Bennett's Abroad by Mrs.
Ellis Price l2t cts.
Grenada, the Clown; by Boz. Price IS eta.
Saia, OF the Magic Of Count Cagli0stro, Venetian
Tale. Price % cts.
And all the new and cheap Publications, received in
advance of all others, and for sale, wholesale and
tail, BY
SHURTZ & TAYLOR'S, South ST.
Near the Post Office. Balt,-and
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o. SONS OF EMPERANCE, Division No. 2,
will mold public meeting on MONDAY EVENING,
at half past O'Clock, at Caroline-st Church. The
speakers engaged Brother w. P. SPENCER and the
celebrated Temperance advocate, Mr. ]. B GouGH.
~ b. The Grand Division, together with all subor-
dinate Divisions, cordially invited to meet us at
our Hall on MONDAY EVENING, at 6 O'Clock with
their regalia By order of the Division,
mhl5-2t' VIM. p. SPENCER W. p,
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An Ell orEMENT. An elopement took place
on Wednesday evening last, which created some
sensation in a certain quarter of Philadelphia,
says the Times. A lady, in fact, eloped from
her husbands residence in Prune-st., stripping,
at the same time, the house of about $500 worth
of furniture and all the cash she could get hold
of. She went off with young man whom she
had previously introduced into her house as a
relative. She leaves family behind her. The
guilty pair have gone towards N. Orleans.
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PROFESSORS OF RELIGION IN THE U. STATES
The American Almanac for is45, fixes the
whole number Of professors of religion in the
U. States at 4,lsl,2 Of this number about
100000 belong to denominations usually
termed evangelical
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03- SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS on To-
MORROW (Sabbath) at the ODEoN, in North street,
two doors from Saratoga-st; there will be three dis
courses delivered by ELDER J. r. GATES, hs last in
the city for several weeks) At II oclock A. NJ. Mr.
Gates will deliver his valedctory discourse; at oclk
p. Nj. and u O'Clock in the evening. Subject for the
evening-the J, 300 days-Dan 8,A. The seats are
free, and the public are invited IT.
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NHdr UTE FUsI OTHCt, BaIt,-a
TAYLOR 4 CO., Washington, ID.
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

HIN1 "A
H. C.4NTRELL'S CELEBRATED
FAMILY MEDICINES viii not cure ere,y thing, but
sui remain unequalled in their several departments
ny any thing ever offered TO the public, who have
UNFAIRLY come forward and offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior eff
ticacy
C.7NTRELL'S COMPOUND INDICATED
SYRUP or S.4RSPARILL.4; or, INIT SCOR-
BUTTS SYRUP, for the cure OF Scrotula, Chronic
Rheumatism, Chronic Swellings of the Joints, Erup-
ton of the Skin, and all diseases arising from the a
buSe OF Mercury &c, unsurpassed by thing i'm the
market, combining all the virtues resident in the Sar
saparlla, with modern modcament, only lately
brought out by the most respectable mediCal author-
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS bottle.
CdNJRELL'S .4NTIDYSPEPTTC POWDER
for the relief and permanent cure of that most distress
sing complaint, DYSPEPSIA, in all its forms and
stages. II >trulya most valuable remedy
Sold IN bottles, ut TWENTYFIV and FIFTY
Cents each.
CaNTRELL'S aGUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDIC.AMENI.8 stands at the head of the list, un-
rivalrd by any, or all the innumerable medicines in
use Throughout the length and breadth of the land for
the cure OF FEVER and AGuE. in all its stages, and
from all lis consequences.
Residents in FeverI and Ague Districts should ne
yer be without it,
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
NEST obstinate case.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB ores
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No 6 North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia also, by the regularly appointed
agants
j. F. Perkins Bro, corner ofFlanklin and Green
sts Baltimore, Md.
F. H, Perkins, No. 1926 West Baltimore ST. corner of
Green ST.. Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
]. +. Callan, Washington city, ID. {.
II. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l., Kidwell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner of Carpen-
ter and Second sts, below Christian, Philadelphia.
H}-OhseTve, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN "A. C.aNTREL mh5-3m
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HEAVY ROBBERY. Two young men enter
cd the store of J. A. Brutis, in New York, on
Thursday, and while one was examining a ball
of Irvine, the other ''grabbed" a package of S.
900 and cleared. Some arrests have been made,
and although the looser holds out the tempting
bolt of $500, the police have not yet arrested
the scoundrels
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SOMEWHAT EXAGGERATED. Coleman, who
invented the Eolian attachment to the piano
has received 100000 for his patent, and not
double that sum as reported.
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G}-MARYLAND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION.
This Institution will meet at O'Clock, THIS (Satur.
day AFTERNOON 18th inst. at the rooms of Mr..
Dashitl, Lightst when the DISCUSSION of English
Composition will be continued
mhl5-lt+ r. CONNOLLY Rec Sec
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NpAR Iron selling off very low for cash. We
he have still on hand good ortment of rolled
and hammered IRON, CAST STEEL, &C., at No.
HOl.LlNGSWORTH-S ST. few doors from our for
mer stand; and respectfully ask our old customers
and others who want bargains 10 give us a call
mhl44t j. & SMITH
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N5-I. O,O.F. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT.
No. L. The members hereby notified TO attend a
special meeting on TO- MORROW Sunday AFTER
NOON, 10th inst, at O'Clock, at the Hall, Gay ST..
TO attend the funeral Of p C.. p. PETER WILLIAMS.
The members of Salem Encampment No. . are re-
specially invited 10 attend
IT. GEO. J. KENNARD, Scribe
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90 CORONERs OFFICE, No. ISL BROADWAY,
one door from Shakespeare street, East Baltimore.
mhl4-lwF J.H. MULLEN.
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CONSUMPTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, SC.
~ X. TYLER, corner of East Baltimore and
We High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
ments with the agent in Boston be for the future
supplied with Mrs. M. NJ Gardner's INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOARHOUND, an
article that has gained great reputation in all the
New England states, for the cure of all the above
complaints, its efficacy stands unrivaled-the extern
sive calls for it in the cities of New York and Phia-
dephia, has induced the proprietor to appoint agents
in those cities also, A. B. ID. Sands, of New York,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This nesiimabe
Balsam is doing wonders all those afflicted re-
commended without fail to give it trial. Price so
cents per bottle.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High sts. Baltimore, and r. s. PATTERSON, Wash
ington, ID. c.. and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mills
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20 PREACHING Rev. b. r. HALL, of Kentucky,
will preach TOMORROW, Lords day. in the Dis
cpes' Meeting House, in st Paus st., al IL O'Clock,
A. NJ and at Z O'Clock, p. NJ. 1t
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N3-CHURCH OF THE REDEMPTION. The
Hall OF the Marion Temperance Society, in Ensor-st,
above the junction of said street with Gay-st having
been cleaned and put in complete repair, is again
opened FOR Divine worship by the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church of the Redemption. Services on Sun
days, in the morning, ncing l05 O'Clock and
at night at u o'clock also, Thursday nights at II
o'clock. The sermon by the Rector on next Sunday
morning VIII be on "1he Unity of all true Christians:
or, of the Church. IL
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UD ICH SPRING GOODS-N0 2O3. The
HA attention of the ladies' and buyers generally Is
requested to our splendid stock of Spring Goods EN-
bIacing splendid black and cold Silks rich new
style SHAWLS; black Silk and Thbet do; splendid
embroidered Grape and Thibet do; new Dress Goods;
Cloths; Cassmeres; Nestings, sc. Mourning articles
Domescs Prints, sc.
HAMILTON EASTER * co,
mhl4 Ct No BOB Baltimore st.
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g-COLUMBIA LODGE, No. BIO. IF. The
members requested TO meet at the Hall, N. Gay
street, on SUNDAY NEXT, March l6, al O'Clock,
r. M, to pay the last tribute of respect their de-
ceased Brother, p. g PETER WILLIAMS. Members of
sister Lodges in good standing, aternaIly invited
TO attend. By order,
II" CHAS. WISEMAN, Asst sec'y.
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G3-i. o. O. F. R.W. Grand Lodge of Mar, land
Members are requested TO assemble at the Hall TO
MORROW Sunday 18th inst. at one o'clock, p, NJ,
TO pay their last tribute of respect to our late worthy
brother, r. G. Peter Williams, Byorder
mhl5-lt G.. ID. TEWKSBITRy G. Sec
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G3-LECTURE IN REVIEW OF ORTHODOXY
AS 1T is. Rev. Mr. SHRIGLRY will preach in the
Universast Church, Calvert street. TO MORROW
Sunday at III O'Clock, A. and at u oclk, p. NJ
he will deliver a Lecture in Review of "OrthOdoyy
az il is" 'By their fruits ye shall know them
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rfrE AT CuMBERLANp. We learn that the
clothing store of Mr.. Benjamin Edwards, at
Cumberland, Md, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. His loss is about $4,000, on
which he had an insurance of $500 in the
Merchants insurance office in this city.
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&G nnn THE SMALL FRY Lot
@OaOSVVIt terry for the benefit of F. f.
shares in proportions in which TUCKER & BRO will
sell on certificate package of qrs for S. 62-7S Nos
10 ballots 1t is possible for package, while guaran
teed to draw back half clear of all discount, and
charges to draw of the very highest prizes in the
wheel.
Drawn numbers OF Yesterdays Lottery
IS 60 10 Al II / SO l6 % 81
T. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Ii Head of Centre Market Space.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM

observation-disclosures and EASTON. The steamer
u MARYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b; way Of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIESTERTOWN and CEFTREVILLE.
On MONDAY, the l7th inst she will go TO Ches-
ertown and back, leaving Baltimore at o'clock and
continue the above until further notice.
mbl4 IEMLEL q, TAYLOR,
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R9rRELIGIOUS NOTICE. BY divine permission
the Rev W. RoBEY, of the Methodist Protestant Con
ference, will preach in esLuthcr Chapel" Monument
street. near Gay, on TO MORROW (Sun!ay) MORN
ING, at IL O'Clock, and the Rev, j. X NICHOLS at "a
O'Clock. u, NJ, Seats free,
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HOLIDAY ST, Prize Office,
FLETCHER s. co.
SIX BRILLIANT LOTTERIES ARE TO
- be drawn in Baltimore next week. Here are the
principal capitals. Distant adventures are earnestly
requested to send on their orders in good time to
insure handsome returns.
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets 50.
$4,000, TUESDAY, tickets SO so.
$2U.000 WEDNESDAY, tickets SIS
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets 81.
$1,000, FRIDAY, tickets 50 so,
$4,000, SATURDAY, tickets 81
THIS DAY, 900, &c.-.tickets ST.
JAMES FLETCHER x co.
1t Baltimore, Nj
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G3- HIGH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Missionary Sermons will be preached in
above Church on TOMORROW, (SundayD by
the Rev NOAH LEonIGs, ID. D., Financial Secretary
OF the American Bible Society, at II O'Clock; Rev'a
JOHN M JONES, at o'clock and the Rev. THOMAS
b. SARGENT at u O'Clock. A collection to aid the
missionary cause will be taken up throughout the
day. The friends Of the are invited to attend.
Inhl5 La
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A FEARFUL DISEASE. The n. York Courier
learns, by private letters, that portions of Liv-
ingston, in that State, are severely visited by
very malignant disease, generally known as the
"putrid erysipelas." 1t has proved fatal in a
great number of cases, and has created no little
alarm in the vicinity Of its ravages. In the
town of Lima alone, there have been ten OF
twelve cases within few weeks, several o
which were fatal
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DR.. LARDNER. The New York Herald an
gagged in preparing for the press full and ac-
curate report of the scientific lectures, which he
has delivered in this country, and the work, we
need hardly say will be regarded as a very va
liable and welcome addition to our scientific IL
terature These lectures will constitute Sc
ries Of practical treatises on the most important
subjects of natural philosophy, which cannot
fail to be extremely acceptable and useful, sup
fore very much depored. In addition to his
labors in science, DR.. Lardner has been collect
ing and arranging materials for an elaborate
work on the United States, which besides the
interesting narrative details of his extended tour
throughout the Union, will contain the obser-
vations of an enlarged, cultivated, and expe-
rienced mind in the working of our institutions,
the leading traits, ofthe national character, and
tho state and prospects of our social condition
in all the departments of human life."
His Lectures will possess great interest, es-
pecially if they be accomplished by illustrative
diagrams. He is an able Lecturer on philoso-
phical subjects, though too apt to adopt tleo-
ries without sufficient investigation. His con-
tcmplated work on the United States will, we
hope, be written with candour and discretion,
and not with the design to caticature Ameri-
can character and manners, as has been done
by some of his countrymen. If lac will speak
of men and things as they are, and "nothing
extenuate, nor set down aught in malice" he
may produce most interesting and acceptable
work. lie has travelled through most of the
States Of the Union, and has had considerable
intercourse with the American people; and has
thus had the opportunity afforded him of form
ing correct judgment of their character &c.,
he has then, only to write the truth, and his
book will be favorably received
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Nm CHANEERY. tInrysl 10th, 1915, UF

Mn CHANCERY, March 10th, 1915, OR
DERED, That the sale of the Property IN the cause
of The franklin Beneficial Society Of Baltimore, a.
saisst George Grape, made and reported by the Trus
tee, John II, Ing, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shewn to the contrary on or before the lOl
day of May next; provided copy OF this order be
published in some newspaper in Baltimore once in
each of three successive weeks before the 10th day of
April next. The report states the amount of sales 70
be $500. True copy.
TEST. LOUIS GASSAWAY,
mills law3t Reg Cur, Can.