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13-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-sl. mhl2ly

Q3- JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baitimore-st,
nth door east of Front.-'rHE BEST SERIES MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wil:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
An-bilious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bers, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 30 cents
Emetic Preparation, l2t cents a vial; Peduvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2b cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs Colds, &C.
374 cents bottles New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
wall Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, 50 cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and EmbrScation, and accom-
panments ST.; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 90; Dysen-
terry Cordial 30 cts bottle, &c. &c. sc. Printed di-
rections for the administration of these remedies ac.
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-H
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A CONSTABLE STABBED by A FEMALE. AT
Cincinnati, on Monday, Il lady, nearly SO
years of age, was beaten by female named
Mary Stuckey, and on an officer proceeding
to her dwelling to arrest her for the offence,
he found the door barred, and was warned by
her not to attempt to enter. He forced it
open, however, but was instantly met by the
yirago, who plunged butchers knife into his
arm, and wounded him severely, sevorng the
main artery. She was however, finally Sc
cured, and committed to Jail.
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G}- PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS, for Preaching
N The streets for Sabbath Afternoon June lst, at

G}- PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS for Preaching
the streets, for Sabbath Afternoon June ls at 5
O'Clock:
Monument Square-RCv. :, Gitrau and G. Hidt.
Lexington Market-ReV. f. Peck and w Evans.
Union, near Ross street-Rev. 7. Niece and Rev.
T.. Phelps.
SChrOedcr'S WoOds-Rev :. P. Hill and J. Shane.
Richmond Market-Rev l. J. Cox and w NJ. Star.
). w. corner of Entaw and Conway streets. Rev.
f. llpiner and Rev. B. II Nada
5. w. corner of Light aud Montgomery-sts. Rev.
VIM. Hamilton aud Rev. Thomas C0ggins.
N. f., corner of Pratt and Light-sts.-R ev'd J. G..
Hammer and Rev. Jacob H. Waugh
Marsh Market II ouse-RGy. John Lauahan and Rev.
+. +. Allen,
WIKI, near Bond Strce-Rev James Reed and Rev.
James Sewell.
Fell's Point Market, Ger. language )-Rev. ]. Erb
BCl-Air Market--Rev. j. AldTicf and H. Slicef
HOLINESS Market-Rpv. r. Patterson and u. Bell.
Madison, near Charles srcet-Rev. Daniel McJiton
and Rev. n. Bell.
Harrison, near Gay street, (German)-Rev'd Adam
Miller.
The first named minister is expected to preach-the
second named to assist him. The officiating ministers
are expected TO furnish themselves with such lay
siStntS as may be pleasant 10 them.
The citizens gene ally are earnestly requested to
countenance this effort, by their attendance upon
such of the appointments A may be most convenient
to them.
o. The friends Of the temperance cause are also
most respectfully solicited not to make appointments
which may in any cdy conflict with this pian either
as to the places OF hDurs of prenching 1t
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PIrrsDuRG. The Pttsburg American saws:
A long and able report has been made by the
committee of councils appointed Oh thi, sub
iect. !, recommends the immediate dstribu-
ton of the money in gift to the suffareys-all
except the State donation, which it purposes to
return to the treasury. a},..'. w.. .
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LEARNING NAVAL TACTICs. The Scilian
Frgate Urana at New York, has on board so
or so young men of the principal families in
Naples who have been sent to learn naval tao
tics. Among them are one Prince, two Mar
quiscs, and an indefinite number of Counts
She is built of native oak, which was previous
ly hardened by being saturated in the waters of
Castelamare. She will proceed to Boston, and
thence to England. France, and Holland, be-
fore returning home.
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE
The steamer Cotton Plant was sunk in the Red
River on the 18th inst, by which three u S.
soldiers were drowned. ......
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ACCIDENT TO LADY FRetd BALTIMORE
On Wednesday last a young lady, about is or
10, was riding along Atlantic street, Brooklyn,
in company with gentleman, likewise on
horseback, when her pony took fright at the
brayng Of donkey, and threw her from her
saddle. 1t is not known whether she fell upon
her head or shoulder, as her brow was dread
fully cut and her right shoulder very much
bruised. Fortunately her companion being a
physician, every attention was paid to her, al
though inflammation of the brain was aPpre-
hended, as the result of conclusion. The young
lady is the daughter of Mr.. Charles W. Wright,
of Baltimore.
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AALD TOWN WAKING up:
w LITERARY RANDIrEJ, Ap

" n LTTEKNKY BANQUET AT
McGLENAN * ACY'S Publication Depot
No. 100 N. Gay-st., between High and Exeter.
The subscribers take this method of informing the
public and the inhabitants of Old Town particularly,
that they have this day entered into Coparlnership
for the purpose of conducting the Publication bust
hess They pledge themselves that no effort or ex.
pense shall DE spared on their part to obtain all the
new and cheap Publications at as early an hour as
they can be obtained by any other establishment in
the city, Ayaried assortment of all the New and
Cheap Publications. Weekly Papers, Sc. on hand.
Q(3- Give us a call
JAMES E. McGLENAN,
1t WILLIAM ACY. .r.'.b
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The FIRE At SAVANNAH. We stated on
Thursday that a destructive FIRE occurred at
Savannah on Saturday evening last. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. .....
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RocKLAND LAKR IcR Among the blessings of Ma
ture, there is none perhaps msre dssrable, as uxu-
W. and in many for the necessities of lfe at
,hi. % the year, than Ice and those who de-
sire it, in its purity, cannot better be supplied than by
calling upon Mr.. w. Jones, Spears wharf.
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PAY Your PosrAGE. A writer in the Ma
tional Intoligencer says that Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Calhoun are much annoyed by numerous let
tiers addressed to them, many of them anony-
nous, suhjecting them to the payment of enor-
nous postage and a great deal of trouble. The
writer requests all friendly correspondents Of
those gentlemen, to pay their postage
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VORk SPRINGS,

u ADAMS COUNTY, PENN
This well known and fashionable Watering Place
having recently undergone considerable repairs will
be open for the reception of vsiters The 18th June
The medicinal qualities of the water have been so
frequently tested by the most respectable physicians
and citizens OF the different cities, AS TO render de-
scripon of the analysis superfluous.
GO Comfortable STAGES will leave the Snrinys
daily connecting with the Cars at York. for Phiadel
phia and Baltimore.
in3l -2aw5w+ ARNOLD GARDNER prontietor
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ARREST OF MURDERER. John c. Lester
was arrested in Layiayette county, Mo-, on the
loch lust, Oh charge of having murdered his
brotler-in-law, King B. Scott, about two years
ago; whilst in custody he broke and tried TO es-
cape, but in 30 doing he was shot twice, and cut
with bowie knife by the Sheritf's guards and
taken. His wounds are severe, hut not sup
posed to be fatal. The bones of Scott without
a head we're found on Testers farm.
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PRETTY SCENE. The Sunday Schools of
Brooklyn had a celebration last Tuesday, in
which thirty three schools, Numbering $3.50
scholars, under the care of 452 female and 361
male teachers,) participated. The exercises
were held in three churches. The children were
supplied with refreshments after the exercces
had closed.
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NAVAL. The U. S. brig Perry was at Ia
hiti, Feb. 4th, for Oahua in two days. The
U. S. fngate Savannah was at Valparaiso, 9th
March, bound for Mexico. The U. S. sIoop
of war Levant. with Com. Sloat on board; schr
Shark and store ship Relief, were At Calao, Sd
February.
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o. MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACUL-
TY OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chirurg-
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held in the HALL
Mrs. Scotti's in South street, few doors below
Baltimore St, on MONDAY, 2d June at l0i O'Clock,
A. NJ. The members throughout the State are re-
specttuy requested to attend; and gentlemen who
are DESTROYS of becoming members, will offer their
application to the Convention.
ml9-2w r. A. DURKEE, NJ. D., Rec. Sec'y.
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C17- THREE DISCOURSES viii be delivered pro
violence prrmtting) on 70 MORROW, QOrd's day.
in the ArmOry Saloon, corner of Hanover and LON
bard streets Hours of service half past 10 in the
Morning, Afternoon >, and half past in the evening.
Subject for the Afternoon the Prophecies relating To
the Second Coming of Christ; and at night the RE
STORATION OF THE JEWS The public are re-
specially invited to attend. Seats free, IT.
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BOOK STORE REMOVED.

BOOK STORE REMOVED.
EA OWEN IL son have rem owed their Book
~ Establishment to No. 1i6 BALTIMORE ST
81 door east of Calvert, being central location
Our friends and the public will please call and STE
our large assortment of Theological and School Books
Blank Books and Stationery all for the lowest cash
prices. NEW BOOKS just ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Rev. A. NettleiOn D.; Life of Arnold, ID. IT,; Life
and EloQuence Of Larned; Mevill's Sermons; Pulpit
Encyclopedia, Professionalism in Italy, byR Baird, DID
Also new supply of Rosewood Writing Desks and
Portable Writing Desks, Fancy Inkstands, Steel PENS
QuiIls Ink, &c. sc. In3l- eo3t
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THE PRESIDENT. The "Unonn officially
that the President will not visit Old
Point Comfort, as has been stated, ole en-
poets to remain in Washington during the
whole summer"
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ft3-MONEY MONEY! WHO WANTS MO-
NEY' This day the famous "Small Fry'' Lottery
comes off ut EGERTONS' Head Quarters for the
Small Fry Lottery. iull package Of whole tickets
will cost bat Sl4 halves s.; quarters $3.50; eighhs
Sl75-a single package may draw $1,000. Whole
tickets 81; quarters only % cents EGERTONS are
the lucky offices for this little Lottery. 1t
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{63- IF YOU WANT A RICH LITNURGANT Head
of Hair, entirely free from dandrlItf the Balm of
Columbia from ComstOck Co., 81 Courlland street
near Broadway. This is the only article that will re-
store the hair on bald heads. Many worthless ar-
cfs are palmed off on the public upon the reputation
of the Balm of Columbia. Do not be deceived by
them. The Balm of Columbia has been tested by
thousands, and it is the best and only article that
should be used inrthe hair.
For sale in Baltimore, at the conner Of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner OF Baltimore and
Harrison SITS. and at No, 81 Thames ST. 1t
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,gNIE LARGE NUMBER OF VIEW

THNIIE l. A X q E NUMBER OF NEW
III BUILDINGS now in progress of erection in diff
feun parts of city is sufficient evidence of the
extraordinary luck OF our citizens at NJ DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, No. l44 Pratt st., opposite the
BALTIC. x Ohio X. Il. Depot, and next TO B radshaws
U. 5. Hotel. The amount of money used in paving
prizes at this fortunate Office during the lasweek was
over $4,000, besides several handsome prizes sold TO
correspondents. The way to make fortune in the
easiest possible manner without going out of Bati-
more, is TO call send ''Doyle's' and get some of
the splendid capitals 10 be disposed of this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets S, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000 tickets ST. shares in
proportion. Certificates of IS whole tickets will be
issued from this office at Sl4, little over one half
the cost of the tickets, 25 half tickets ST. % quarters
SO 80 These certificates may draw the three highest
prizes.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, 80. la Pratt street,
1t Fri Opposite Il. s. o. r. r. Depot
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n9- SUMNER COMPLAINT, DIARRHEA, Dys-
EMERY, Cholera Morbus, Cramp Cholic Flux and Dis
from deranged bowels, wdTTGnfed be cur
ed by using one bottle of the VlRGl MA DlARRHCEA
SYRUP. The efficacy Of this Syrup in curing the
Sumner Complaint in children is well known, and
one hottie will invariably remove the disease.
!G3- For sale by
MORTIMER x MOWBRAY, Agents,
M3l-2+ Corner of Charles and Market-sts
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10 f. :. FRYER. Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c &c.
{h5- IMPORTER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. sc.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SoMERs. The U. 8, brig
somers, Com. Gerry, arrived at Pensacola on
the 10th inst from Vera Cruz, with despatch
es from Com. Conner.
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I INEN GOODS.

81 SN ooODSs we nave Just received a
"a large stock of Linen Goods to which the atten-
uon OF the public is invited they have been pur.
CHASED al such low rates that they can and ,rH be dis
PRICE Just opened, 81, 10 4 and 1874 BarnsIey !
Linen Shooting; 81 and Ga Pillow Case Linen; s 4
ana l0,4 Table Diaper; 81 aud 1914 very superior
6aln Danask; oko oxio' oNl2, l0xlI and exl6 Satin
Damask Table Cloths; low priced and suprrfiuc IA
BILE Napkins; Richardson's, Barkley's and Blacks
IRISH Llneas; plain, striped ard plaid DrilImgs for
gentlemen wear; whe and unblcached Navy Duel
Driilings; Summer Cloths Drap d'Ete; Vestin5s win
large assortment of Silks Shawls and other Ladies,
wear to which VT invite attention.
X. Noel UOWNY s. co,
No. l63 Baltimore street
m3l between Calvert and Light sis
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4 MURDER MOST Foul AND UNNATuR.

a MURDER MOST FOUL AND UNNATUR-
IA AL was committed short time since in one of
the Eastern States, and what shocks the nicer feelings
of our nature most is, thar the bloody deed it is sup
posed was perpetrated by the sister of the deceased
the cause assigned was lucre Thus does every day
teach US the Notifying fact, that the most powerful
lever that can possibly be used to move the human
mind is gold. This immoderate thirst for wealth must
he alay d; and TO effect this benevolent purpose the
old established house of EMORY * co No. North
Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md have brought into active
use their immense facilities to transact the Lottery bu-
sness, and can sell tickets in all the lotteries
(Which are drawing day,) upon such reasonable
terms as can only be offered at their popular Office
The schemes are rich and brlant-the capitals vary
ing from $4,000 to 0O0prces of tickets from 81
10 $40. Orders from the country Immediately filled
and sentby return mail Drawings sent free of post
age by the first mail that leaves after the lottery is
drawn. Their firm is Of 30 years standing and their
reputation for honorable and correct business habits
untarnished Address
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
Baltimore, Maryland
GG3-Pr yes paid in Gold or Silver.
ADrawing Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class o.
drawn May 30-Owest prize S2i:
90 ~ % 10 81 26 6a 36 A 30 , 9 "a -
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G7-RELIGIOUs NOTICE. Divine service May
be expected, as usual, TO M BORROW, Sunday in the
Second English Lutheran Church, Lombard street
The Rev. j SEIss, OF Sheparlstown, Va, viii preach
in the morning O'clock and the Rev. DIR. MORRIS
O'Clock The public generally are invited to at
tend IT.
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G3- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. BY divine permission
there will be preaching every SABBATH at II o'clk,
4. NJ and at O'Clock, p. NJ, in the Holland street
Baptist Church. The public are respectfully invited
TO attend Seats free IT,
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DR.. LAEDNgR's LECTURES. We have re-
ceived from Messrs. shurlz 4 Wilde, Part Ill.
oil the Popular Lectures on Science and Ant;
delivered IN the principal cities and towns oil
the United States by Dionysius Lurdner, l..
l.. D." This publication contains u vast fund
OF information, Oh various subjects, illustrated
nv diagrams.
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ALL LOW FOR CASH F.!

ALL LOW FOR CASH
A w. GOLDSBOROUGH Il CO., No 229
kAo Il. BALTIMORE STREET, between Bond
and Caroline streets, are now giving great Bargains
IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, and all kinds Of HORSE
FEED. 03- They have a safe yard for wagons, with
good Sheds and Stalls free to- customers. Also, Sc
veal Stalls for rent, in brick or frame Sabetefms
very low. .t #...........
lgy- In the city, goods sent home free of charge!
'''' A. w. GOLDSBOROUGH CO.,
r .....t No. 229 East Baltimore street,
m3l ----- 81 BetWeen Bond and Caroline.
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NUST LOOK AT the splendid prizes TO 90 off
o. next week FLETCHER co. No. Holiday
ST. is the place 10 little fortane for life Our
distant patrons and the citizens of Baltimore are earn
estly invited to try their luck with us the ensuing
week.
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets S..
$1,000, TUESDAY, tickets S25.
100000 WEDN ESDAY, tickets SIS.
$40, 900, THURSDAY, tickets SIS.
$4,000, FRIDAY, tickets S4
$4,000, SATURDAY, tickets So
Shares aud packages in each of the above are now
ready for sale. Direct your order to.
Direct TO JAMES FLETCHER s CO..
1t Baltimore, Md.
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d | E D.,

On the 10Th inst, FRANCIS BARKER, in the 37th year
of his age.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. MARY WHTs0S, consor of
David Wh,tsOn, in the 60th year of her age.
AT tue Washington Navy Yard, on the 2sh DSi.,
JULIA NJ, infant daughter Of Lieut.. Henry Pinkney,
IT, ) Navy. -
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{1y- RELIGIOUS NOTICE Unirersaiist Church
Rev. Mr. SnRGLEY will preach III the Calvert street
Univcrsaist ChuI ch TO MORROW Sunday MORN
ING, at II O'Clock, and in the EVENING at eight
ncIOck, 1t
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CITY COLLECTOK5S OEEICE-

- BALTIMORE, May 81, I6I5. (
YEyAXES FOR IS45. The bills for Civ and
IL State Taxes for the year le45, are now ready for
delivery at this Office. 4 discount of fire per cent
will be made from the City Taxes levied for the pre-
sent year, if paid on or before the first day of July
next, ensuing.
m3l-lw HENRY WIDEN. CITY Collectnr
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ANHEAP PAPERHANGINGS. have inst
a received a large assortment of fine glazed and
common American Paperhangings, Borders and Fire,
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Paperfaneings of every description done in the best
manner at short notice.
Also, on hand an assortment of Window Blinds
embracing Veaitian Birds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES. STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds, &C.
JuSf received an assortment OF superior CANTON
MATING, fOf sale low by
JOHN q. HOLLAND. 48 Gay ST.,
m3l near the Odd Fellows Hail.
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A L. M a N A c..
MARRIED.,

ON the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr. sewen, Hr. WV.
A. ELAN, Of Richmond, Va, to Miss SARAA f.. MAN
Lv, second daughter of John Manly, of this city
[RichmOnd papers please copy
On the 29th inst, by the Rev s. p Hill, Mr.. VII
LIAM H. TAYLOR to Miss AMANDA N. WILLIAMS, all of
this
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TENHE SMALL FRY comes off TODAY at
u BYRNE & CO.'S Bank of Prizes. As we excel
in this truly good lottery, invite strangers to call
fortunes home, cor. Exchange Place South street,
yellow House.) TODAY, $4,000, 20OO-Iickets 81.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery, class 65:
60 - 80 - 81 IS 81 36 A 30 9 Ga 70
BYRNE * co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
Ii and South Yellow House.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY. MAY an lsA5
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EAR. JOHN ID. READEGL. having returned
Ely to the city, tenders his professional services TO
the public. His office and place of residence are at
the ). E. corntr of LIBERTY and FAYETTE- STS
MIL eoilr
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EUST RECEIVED at MEG L.ENAN x ACY'S
~ Publication Depot, 1870 N. Gay ST., Braddock's
Pledge and the Cold Water Wedding, price 10 cts.
Christina and her Court, l2t cts. q. a-..f ,e.
Sue, 3l1 cts. .'. '.'7
The Wife, by T. 8. Arthur, 25 cts
All the Weekly Papers in greater variety than they
can be obtained at any other establishment in Balti-
more. All the new and cheap publications, &C., reg
ulary received and for sale by
1t McGLENAN & ACY, 1870 N. Cav st.
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NNURSITURE COVERING. ON HAND
n Narrow striped Furniture Chintz for covering
Furniture, Carriage Seats, SC.
"a and A brown French LINENS, for the same pur-
pose
"a Buff Holland, for Window Shades
10, A and 5-4 Furniture Dlmity, very cheap
Spesdid Cambria do, for Infants cloaks, &c.
Imperial Marseilles QUILTS, new and splendid pat
terms, -, 3D. ii and - grs.
Linen Sheengs and Pillow Case Linens all widths
IRISH LINENS of every quality and price
Prices very low, wholesale and retail.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
m3l-4 DOH BaItmnrc street