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WORK INSTITUTE FOR noYs.

DIX. RiCli'D T. HAUGHEY, PRINCIPAL.
Inc York Institute, located in the Borough of ork,
"a, 90 miles north of Baltimore, will be open for the
reception of Pupils on the first MONDAY of NAV,
ensuing No situation in the Union can surpass il for
health and beauty; being very elevated it enjoys the
most saiuOrious and invgoratiRg atmOs bhere. The
Institute commands view of the whole Borough
aad rare assemblagc Of the most beautiful land
scapes on every side. The course of study will en-
brace the solid branches usually pursued in Instit-
tons Of high standing and constituting finished edu
cation. The academic year will be divided into two
weeks in October and weeks in April The terms
are zone half in advance for board and tuition for the
scholastic year (Only) 800. Each pupil must find
his own bed and bedding.
REFERENCES:
Rev. Samuel X. jennings,
:, Augustus ,H Webster, Baltimore.
Thomas G. Pratt. ESQ.,, Goucrnor of MARYLAND.
Hon. Reyerdy Johnson,
DR.. Thomas Owings
@ James Miller,
w. w. Handy,
:" Alexander f. Dulin,
WIN. NJ. Kemp,
Mr.. Moses Sheppard, P,yt;.,,o.,
Messrs. Wilson & Hopkins, Du"''""'F'
Benle IT, Richardson, Esq.
Allen Paine, Esq.
VIM, b. Norris, Esq.
Richard II. Hall, Esq.
Messrs, John Boggs X Co.
90 Warner Il Fisher,
James Kent, Esq .4nne .9ruldeI c0Enty
Dr. Denny, Edston.
Major Thomas Wright, near CentrcriNc
DR.. Richard f. Cochran, Columbia, Pa.
Thomas HambIy, Esq, YORK, Pa apl-wstl lthM
NR7 iISr's PATENT LAMPS.
Wv No. 10 SHARP STREET,
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TIE MAILs-Bad arrangement We regret
to learn that the mail usually received in this
city from Philadelphia in the afternoon, has
been discontinued, so that intelligence is receiv.
ed from N.York as soon as from that city which
is near midnight This arrangement, SO incon
vcnient to the merchants, the press, and the
business community generally, we feel conf
dent will be changed so soon as the Postmaster
General is made aware of the fact.
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IL Two more snug prizes sold-one of $4,000, to
comb. 26 46 20, and one of $780, to comb IL 81 70
both sold in whole tickets. This is good beginning
for the first of the week, and there is no doubt but
that it will be followed up by our selling some one Of
the handsome capitals to be dawn this week
TO DAY, the capitals are $4,000, 5000, 3000 &c
Tickets $2a, qrs. 62i cts.
MORROW, 100000, lO,O O6, 1000, 5000, &c. 70
Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets s., qrs. II.
SATURDAY, the Small Fry. cap $4,000. In which
will sell on certificate packages of 26 wholes for
$l4 10, 26 quarters SO So. Apply at
EGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
!. Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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TIDE WATER CANAL COMPANY. The bill
to compel the Tide Water Canal Company to
receive their notes for toll, was passed in the
Pennsylvania House Of Representatives on Fri
day without a call of the yeas and nays. 1t
compels the Company, under the penalty of
closing tho outlet lock at Columbia to receive
one fourth of their notes for tolls to the amount
of one fourth the tolls charged, or to redeem
one fourth of all amounts OF the notes which
may be presented.
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CLEARED

CLEARED,
Brem ship Meta, Meyer, Bremen, Schaer & Kuster
Barque Mary, Marston, New Orleans, Clark & Kei-
logg.
Schr Mozart, Mcfarland, Portland, w. Rhoads
Schr Frances Hallett, Smalley Boston, John w
Brown.
ARRIVED,
Brig Susan, Lauderman, Is days FRI nj N Orleans
sugar, TO WR. Howell s. Son.
Schr A. A. Pcndergast, Tootle, from Havana, 2st
March, (and days to the Capes) with sugar, nolas
scs and segars, TO q. Pendergast & Son.
schr Emily johnson, Snedicor, Is days from St
Thomas, ballast 10 the master. Vessels left before
reported
Schr Jack Downing, Fields, from Philadelphia, salt.
MEN ORANDA.
Ship Isabella, Briggs, for LivefpooI schrs Z. A. Ste.
Vens, Briggs, and John Seaors, Fountain, for BaIt-
more, cleared at New York 29th inst.
Barque Serena, at Philadelphia on the 18th uIt
49, 5. Ion. "a W. passed within hail and exchanged
signals with brig Commerce, Blanchard, from Buenos
Ayres for New York.
schr Idea Kirby, for Baltimore, sailed from Prov-
dence 9th inst.
schr Maria Bucklin, for Baltimore, cleared at New
bern, N. e. 22d inst
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o. CONCERT POSTPONED. Owing 10 an afic-
tive dispcnsalon of Providence, the Concert to take
place at the Methodist Protestant Church, corner of
Alsquith and Pitt streets, will be postponed until
THURSDAY EVENING, April 3, to commence at
O'Clock. apl-2t
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cessity of replenshine it when probably the light is
most needed. In point Of bfilancy ii SURPRISES gas
and not half the expense; it is also devoid Of that
Pickering light, so unpleasant from the gas burner
Also on hand, complete assortment of patent So
LAR LAMPS, for burning Lard and Oil, from the
manufactures of Cornelius Co and Ellis s. Archer
together with great variety of Cut and Plain Globes
LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, &c.
{G5-Lamps Cleaned and Repaired.
CAMPflNE OIL, (the superiority of which is too
well known 10 need any recommendation from me J
delivered regularly at any part ef the city.
apl-lm e. WEST.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
MNDNVARD j. RICHARDSON. No.

HyDNVARD j. RICHARDSON, No. 81
MA Baltimore street, has just received from New
York, all extensive and varied assortment of Spring
Goods comprising the latest styles, among which may
be found some very rich dress goods at low price,
such as SILKS, Lawns, Bazarines, Ginghams, Fol-
lards, Syphides, Organizes, Polkas, sc.
Also-A beautiful variety of Spring SHAWLS and
SCARFS, such as Barge, SILK, Thibet, Mouseline,
and Cashmere, exceedingly beautiful, and at
prices lower than before Offered, with large as
sortment of CLOTHS and CASSIMERE5, for gentle
mems spring wear, of American, English and French
manufacture of the very latest and most fashionable
styles, with Silk, Satin and Mafseilles VESTINGS;
La Polkas Cravats; Silk Gloves, &c. sc. Ii is the de-
termination of the subscriber to sell al n small ad-
vance, and he invites those who want rich and
handsome article to call and examine his stock, which
he has taken great pains TO select from the different
markets, and which will afford him pleasure to ex-
hist EDWARD j. RICHARDSON
apl-eOlw No. 81 Baltimore street.
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G3~ FIFTH WARD-ATTENTlON! The Anne
rican Republicans of the 5th ward will assemble at
Marion Temperance Hall on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, 81 April at y O'Clock. As this meeting vii! be
OF the first Importance every laVOrably disposed per
son in the ward il respectfully invited TO attend
applet ELIJAH DAILY, Sec'y.
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EE-LaFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS. The mem
beers are hereby notified to attend monthly meeting
of the corps THIS TUESDAY EVENING, at n oclk.
be held at the new ArmOry, of Gay aud Bal
timore 81 eCts. BY order
It, WIN. A. A. ]. GRUBB, Sec'V,
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TIE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The original
sdarkies," Messrs. Germon, Stanwood, Har-
rington, Pelham and White, commence this
evening at the Saloon of the Assembly rooms,
series of their much admired concerts. They
have Just returned from the South, where they
mot with the most unexampled success, and
bring with them several new and original songs,
peculiar to that region.
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TIE MECHANICAL GENUS OF AMERIC AN
PAINTERS. 1t is stated by l., P. Clover, Jr., in
an article Oh the Fine Arts, which appeared in
late number of the n. Y Anglo American,
that Robert Fulton, the originator of the steam
boat, and Samuel F. B. Morse, the inventor OF
the magnetic telegraph, were both artists, and
fellow pupils of Benjamin West. The appli-
cation of the percussion cap to firearms, and
numerous other practical inventions, are like
wise said to be the productions Of American
painters.
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% MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, st. Pau's Lane, on
THIS (Monddg) EFENING, Marsh 81
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued erery
morning Of the week. mh3l-lw
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LIFE IN TIE SoUTH. Pierce Tyner, a W oal
thy citizen of Marion county, Georgia, living
go miles south of Monticello, 80 years of age
was shot, in his field, on the eth of February
His grandson, Ransom Tynor, was arrested up.
on suspicion, and held to bail in the sum Of
$1,000; though it appeared that he had no ami.
mostly against the old man, and no inducemcnt
TO kill him. Mr.. Barr, Of Marion county, Mis-
SissipPi, oyersoer for Mr.. Thos. Mclaughlin,
arrested negro man, a few weeks since, and
the negro inflicted upon him blow with a
bIndgeon which has proved mortal. The me-
gro was arrested and imprisoned, but broke two
huge chains and made ! is escape.
FATAL ARRAYS IN South CAROLINA. A
few days since, a fracas occurred near Edge
field between Mr.. Charles Price and Benz. +.
Jones, which resulted in the instant death of
the latter by pistol shot fired by the former
Price is in Jail. A similar ARRAY near Aiken
ended in a Mr.. Taylor being dangerously woan-
ded by MIR. Buckhalter.
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MUSEUM The entertainments tonight are
for the benefit Of Mr.. Gallagher: he is favor
ably known to the numerous vslters Of this
fashionable place Of resort, and well deserves
liberal patronage. A good bill is presented
and the full force of Mr.. Peales company will
onDeur
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SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE,


APRIL J., lS45
FxTRA DIVIDEND. The President and
NJ directors of the Savings Bank of Baltimore have
directed distribution OF the surplus earnings of the
Bank tor the asst three years, follows:
10 sums on deposite for years, an extra dividend
oil three per cent
To sums on deposite for years, an extra dividend
of two per cent.
To sums on deposite for one year, extra dividend
fOne per cent
This dividend, added to the regular semi annual in
eres of per cent, which is carried to the credit OF
depositors on the LIST of April and LIST of October in
each year, makes for the last three years five per
per annum.
The above extra dividend, together with the semi
annual interest due this day, will be ready for entry
i'll all the Depositors' Books, Oh or after TUESDAY,
the 29th instant, but will be entered after Mon
day. the 7h instant, in the Books of those who may
wish TO close their accounts.
apl-aawat J.CUsHING, President.
EBR1NTfNG ESVA BLIsHM iiNV FOR
Il SALE In virtue of a Power of Attorney, the
undersigned will sell at public auction MONDAY,
9Th April, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, at No. "A Holiday
street, near Market Cup stars all the materials, i'm
PIGMENTS, Presses and Type belonging to The Printing
establishment of William Raine, among which are a
large and valuable lot of Wood Engravings for pic
ture books, new Boston Medium Printing Press,
several photographic Presses large quantity of Eng
lish and German Type, fine Copper Plates, Tables.
Fixtures, g.. sc.
The whole may be purchased privately on applica
ton 10 the subscriber, at any time prior TO the day of
public sale.
The terms are cash for all sums under $50, and one
half cash ana the balance in six months, with security
and interest, for all sums above $50,
o. HORWITZ, Attorney at Law,
apl -thsm-5t 2. o. Buildings.
MTfW CARPEVGNG AND HIATTENG.
"a have this day opened an additional supply of
new and beautiful Carpetng and Canton Mating,
which will be sold as low the same quality and
description of goods be purchased for in this or
either of the Eastern markets, viz:
900 pieces super Brussels CARPETING
50 do very superior three ply do.
$50 do do do ingram do.
100 do extra and fine do do.
100 do do tw'd & fine WIT. do.
200 do A, 5.4 and ga red and white Canton
Mating, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, sc.
QI3- Country and city purchasers are respectfully
invited TO give call before making their selec-
tons elsewhere, as can show them something very
superior in the carpet way.
JOHN Il. DUVALL,
apl eO6 240 Baltimore ST., west Of Charles.
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H3-BYRNE co have removed their Lottery of
flee to the N. h. CORNER OF EXCHANGE PLACE
AND sOUTHsT yellow IIouse,) Stop in and try
your luck! 1t
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DEAD. The Savannah Georgian announce
es the death Of Gen. Charles r. Floyd.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT TIRE EXCHANGE READING sooNs
For Premiership Meta, April |.
For Amsterdam-Shp Herman, Aprl 9Th
For Kingston Jam.-Brg Orbit few days.
For Kingston, Jam-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch.
For Havaaa-schr Mary Augusta, April Sd.
MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1915.
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ID | f d

ID ED,
=, At O'Clock, yesterday morning, Dist ult. OLIVIA
FRANCES, youngest child of A. J. and e. NJ. Hanp
son, aged years, months and is days.
INC friends OF the family are invited TO attend the
funeral this (Tuesday) morning, at 0 O'Clock.
IN the sun ut. ISABELLA, wife of Robert McCleI
land, in the doth year of her age.
ga washington, on Sunday last, CHAs. NJ. HEsEL-
TINE III the Both year of his age. On the same day,
MIS-. ANN hUsLER, in the 63d year of her age Also
on the same day, EDWARD, son of John B. and SUI
sannah Holland, in tho 9Th year of his age
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PosTPoNEMENT. The concert of sacred mu-
sic, to come off tonight at the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, corner of Pitt and Aisquth
streets, is postponed, as will be seen by the no.
tice in another column, until Thursday even
ing, when it will take place. We are request
ed to say, that the postponement is caused by
unavoidable circumstances.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. We learn
from the WilIiamsport Banner, that the extent
of the trade on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
the present month, has been almost without a
precedent, since its construction, and the
amount of toll received on it has been unusual
ly large.
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SOLOMON LEVI.
ssye,sz/ Respectfully informs the public
l5rs.S ssS M. that he has the only Prepare
.SS EsasEsSss ton for destroying RATS and
- = ,--.sS MICE, REACHES and ANTS.
...-=-sszsgsz- s-Ths preparation will never
fail, if applied according directions; and is put up
in cheap form, that all may give it trial. host of
references can be given of its complete success. 1t
can be had of his agents, corner of HANOVER and
MARKET STREETS. apl-eotAp26
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Gr3-TiiE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DR.. JOHN N. JFILLL3MS has, in
the of nineteen years flaborious practice and
observation, perfected Series OF Medicines that stand
unrvailed in the catalogue of remedies before the
public This series embraces n for every disease
te which human nature is subject and yet comprises
article that can do harm, under any circumstance
being composed exclusively Of innocent Vegetable
substances. Visit the Laboratory, 30 EAST BAL
TlMORE STREET, fitlh door east of Front
DIR. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS, the
best ever made, for sale as above. mh26 If
Q3- Many testimonials Of equal strength to the fol
lowing can be adduced in favor of The Remedies for
Disease prepared at DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS We
GETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 EAST
BALTIMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front-st.
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EGYPTIAN SALooN-OM Ftito,cs' Hail. The
manager puts forth for tonight Shakspeare's
much-admired tragedy of "Othello;'' the part
of Iago by Mr. Parker, the gentleman who
make such decided hit on Saturday night in
the part of Sir Edward Mortimer. The other
parts of tho play will be sustained by the
members of the company.
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I'D ENOVAL. BYRNE s. co. have recoved
Il q their Lottery Office to the corner of SOUTH
ST. and EXCHANGE PLACE, where they would be
happy to their friends and the public.
A good commencement. We had The pleasure of
selling the handsome prize of $1,000 to gentleman
stopping at the Exchange hotel, in yesterdays Lot
terry, to Nos. l6 1887.
THIS DAY, 5000, 22O0i of 1890. Tickets 81 50.
Certificate for IA package of qrs only SO.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
30 50 81 2S A II DC 90 26 40 20 "a
Remember the office, N. Z. corner of Exchange
Place and South street G7-YELLOW HOUSE,
FORTUNES HOME. 1t
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a GAIN ON THE RIGHT TRACK. Per
IN drawings of class 81 , Md, Lottery, Nos. "a 40
20, the grand prize of $1,000, in whole ticket, re-
turned to the Managers Cor the want of purchaser,
Nos 2S 81 3d. prize of $1,000, in half sold to citi
zen; one of $500, i'll package of halves, sent to
Chambersburg, Pa $3.50, in quarter, sent to Co
lumbia, Pa; one of $3.50 and of $loO each sold to
customers.
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. l3-i5 Nos. ID ballots, for Town of Bel Air
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 l prize of $500
" 1890 &c 1885
" LOO " 1000 SC.
Whole tickets iS2b-shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Maryland CONSOLIDATED Lottery, class
81 drawn March 3l-lowes prize S4
% 80 81 % A II 46 80 26 49 20 "a
O. Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY * CO., No. 2 Calvert-st
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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GREAT AND GLORIOUS LUCK-Two

HREAT AND GLORIOUS LUCK-Two
NJ capital prizes sold in one lottery. $4,000 in
half ticket we sod TO citizen; $1,000 in d whole 70
new customer in Frederick co: Md; and $500 we
sold to all old customer in Or ticket 1t never rains
but 1t pours. We therefore say to friends ''Now
is the time" TO purchase at TUCKER s. BRO.'S un-
rvaIed Office for prizes. $4,000 To DAY-75 Nos 10
balols-tickets get, qrs. 52t cts.
Order early-the Small Fry draws next Saturday
Capital S4OO0-tckets $l-package Of qrs. So 50-l4
ballots.
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery
80 So 81 % A II 46 % 26 40 70 "a
IT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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ED PERPETRATORS TO PER-
h0 FICTION. Those w!o may want such as can
be relied upon, be Supplied in few days by call
ing at my Fire proof Safe Store No. I6 s. CALVERT
STREET They will be sold even on trial, if requr-
ed, there is no risk. Their cooling quality cannot
be surpassed, and a moderate price asked.
apl Ctr JOHN SCOTT.
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Important Improvement in
the use of artificial light by the
introduction of
VESTS PATENT CYLIN-
DER LAMPS.
Suitable for Stores, Parlors,
Workshops-iH fact every sit
uation where a good light is re-
CURED; the grand object attain
ed is that the Lamp can be
burned out perfectly dry when
the wick is not more than an
inch in length, consequently the
\ light will never go out when
there is any oil in the lamp,
which entirely Ohyiaips the No
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a l. III A MAC.
MARRIED,

On the 29th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Dolan, JOHN MUIR
DOCK to Miss MARGARET RUTLEDGE, all of this civ
on the 35!h, by the same, COLUMBUS G, BACHELOR to
Miss ELIZA j. JOHNSON, all OF this city.
~ On the 9th Mt. by the Rev. Henry Slcer, ARTHUR
THOMPSON TO Miss ANN Louisa BGGs, all of this CITY
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NEW BOOKS. Keeping House and House
~ Keeping, story of domestic life, Edited by Mrs.
Sarah J. Hale
Marston; or the Memories of Statesman.
New Orleans as found il, by ii. Ddimus.
Just received and for sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON
oksters, Stati0ners, and Blank Book Manufactur.
ers, No. Isl Pratt St. adjoining the Railroad Depot.
aDl
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LECTURE THIS EVENING. The lecture OF
Professor and Madame De Bonneville, for the
benefit of the INDECENT Sick Society, which was
to have taken place last evening, at the Maso-
mic Hall, was postponed until this evening.
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MOROCCO! MOROCCOM

MOROCCO! MOROCCOM
. EMOFAL. The subscriber respectfully in
I'd q forms his friends and the public in general that
he has removed to No. CHEAPSIDE, Zone door
from Lombard strcct) where he has and shall conti
nue. TO keep constantly on hand, good assortment of
MUROCCOS, LINING KID, Book Binders EATH
Err, Boot Skins, Alum Leather, Binding Skins, Cha
mos Skins, &c. The subscriber feels justified in say
ing that his Black and CoIorcd MOROCCOS cannot
be surpassed by any in the country
U3- Country merchants will do well TO call before
purchasing elsewhere.
apl 81 WILLIAM GRUBB.
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q UST OPENED. a splendid assortment of white
% CANTON GRAPE SiiAWLS, all qualities, from
the lowest price up to 500. Also, lot of PLAID
SILKS, at So! cts p yard--exra cheap.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 209 Batmore-st,
apl lPl between LIGHT and CHARLES sire cts.
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n. o. Bulletin, that 4 fire occurred OH the Sd
inst, at Ponce, in the Island of Puerto Rico,
which consumed Is houses, among them some
commercial establishments. Estimated loss,
$4,000.
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BNHtWDT9, HWW 10, IcII.
| take pleasur, in bearing testimony to the benefit
have received from the medicine administered To me
by DR.. John NJ. Williams During the past three years
was much afflicted by determination of blood 10
the head, and inta nation of the glands of my throat
which almost rendered sme incapable of speaking,
and gave me much uneasiness. | used many RENE
dies prescribed by eminent physicians, but instead of
being relieved, found myself growing much worse.
At length the symptoms became threatening that
feared should be obliged retire from the labois of
the pulpit. In this emergency sought the advise of
DR.. Williams, and commenced the use of his RENE
dies. change for the beterimmediatcly took place;
my recovery was rapid and permanent, and now en-
joy much better health. feel no hesitation in recon-
mendng DR.. Williams rs q skilliul physician to all
who may be afflicted, not only from his success in my
own case, but from my observation in many cases
where the same beneficial results have followed the
use of his remedies [apl tfl p b. REESE.