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NOR SUMMER COATS. ,

H ceived another supply of real French DRAP
D'ETE, silk chain and some all wool, beautiful and
very desirable material for gentlemen's summer Coats
Also, splendid article al Cd Cashmerett, green,
golden, olive aud brown, splendid article for Goats
and ladies' riding Dresses.
ON hand-Tw, eds and Coat materials of almost
every description; splendid Summer Cassmeres, very
cheap; white and cold DulngS in great variety
style NeSlng>; Hosiery; Gloves; SusptnderS and Cra-
watts adapted 10 the season.
Cheap and handsome articles for bOys wear in great
variety from -! els. up.
Ladies' fashionable Dress Goods and SHAWLS,
daily receiving and for sale by
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
milo OF No. BOB Baltimore ST.
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ap29 2awts JOHN II. ING, ifhs'ees'

TENRUSTEES' SALE. In pursuance OF de
n cree of Baltimore County Court sitting a
Court of Equity the undersigned will offer at public
sale on the premises on MONDAY, 26ih instant at q
O'Clock, ?. NJ.
All that Lot Of Ground lying and being in the City
Of Baltimore, and described as follows, viz: Begin
ming for the same on The line OF the south side Of Lee
street atthe distance of about IL perches eastwardy
from the formed by the intersection of the south
side OF Lee street and east side of Sharp street.
ming thence eastwardly the south SIDE of Lee 81.
p feet; then southery, parallel with sharp street 10
Busy alley; then westwardiy, on the north side Of
Busy alley D feet, andhencc northwardy by sraigf
line to the place Of beginning.
,IiIAA, The above Lot of Ground is improved by
EW.! handsome and csmmodious 3 stony Dwell
MiM ,,i HOUSE on Lee street, and TWO teHements on
Mul!iA Busy alley, and subject to an annual ground
rent of $50.
The terms Of sale, prescribed by the Decree, are
one third cash, third at six months. aud third
at twelve months, with interest and security on the
credit payments.
GEORGE VI. GILL. } No.,
ORVILLE HORWITZ, ! i'uSteS'
ms 2aw3w fAPl WIN. WARD, Auci'r.
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BONNET STORE,

a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
25 HOWARD-ST., 3D. door from Fayette.
E4~-, The subscriber is receiving his usual Spring
&<z@ supply of STRAW BONNETS, Of the latest
~ styles, 10 which he especially invites the at
tcnton of both wholesale and retail purchasers part
Florence Rutland and Pedal Braid Bonnets
Nta? Titan, Brilliant, Modena and Bird-eye
Fine : iraids. BevOn Braid straw DO 375 up
Fancy Bonnets, from 25 10 so cts; Fluted Lawn do.
Cbildren's Bonnets, in great variety, very cheap
Infants Braid and Leghorn Hats, Palm Leaf Hats,
sc. sc, at
mh25 HAYWARD,S CHEAP STORE.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

IT, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
kT~ STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
~ be found beautiful assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes, Nous.
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen IIdkfs; gentIemen's
Stocks aud Collars Suspenders and great variety of
Goods too tedious 10 enumerate. The public re-
specially invited 10 call al this New and Cheap Store.
where they viii be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. no Don't forget-No. 30
GAY STREET, opposite Fayptte. apl0-tf
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HAYWARD's CHEAP STORE.
~ aRa -. - III -. ~ Nm 49, .oa ~.

a. HnN REWARD. Broke Charles cOun
20 wv W jail and made his escape on the
night OF the 9th instant, negro man Tom, who calls
himself TOM YOUNG. He is about five feet eight
inches high, very black complexion, thin features,
and has rather downcast eye. His age is about %
years. Had on when he escaped, half worn light
drab country cloth pautaOons and roundabout, and
sea-skln cap. He may change his clothing in order
TO elude detection. He has wife at Mrs. Lloyds at
the Banks of the Dee, in Charles county, and has
been seen in that neighborhoOd since his escape from
jail. This negro formerly owned by the late John
Poscv, and for the last years by Peter w Grain,
Esquire.
The above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of the said negro or security in ai
so that get him again, if taken any where except in
st. Marys, Charles aud Prince Georges counties and
the District of Columbia, and if taken in either OF the
places named fifty dollars will be given.
JOHN B. LAWSON,
ap24 Inn Sheriff Charles county.
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ka,HE PHILOSOPHY oF PURCHASING.

raNHE PHILOSOPHY OF PURCHASING.
n There some who sell Goods, but relying
the quality of their articles place high price upon
them to make it mpractcabe for the most persons
to buy; others again, the other extreme are con
tent produce article iower than their neighbours
though It's nterorty CT quality should make il perish
before it is used and is in FACT the dearest of all
Now the true meaning is this. buy the lowest priced
articles which good "Cheap and good" should
he the motto of every wise dealer This great desiro
tum is at last supplied-s'Good GOods' at low prices
in the Variety Sure, No. Baltimore str ct, where
be bought excellent Clocks S2 Gold Rings % cts;
do Pins 80; do. Keys IS; do Pencils So; solid headed
Pins cts; Hooks and Eyes Ct box; Needles cents
paper: Lead Pencils cents dozen; Silver Pencils Ia
cts apiece; Twist Combs cts; Side do 3 cents pair;
Dressing do 81 cts; Wallets 6!c Scissors cents Jet
Buttons cts. doz coored Cotton Gloves cts. pair;
Tooth Brushes 6!c Gum Suspenders l2ac Britannia
Tea Pots CO. Coffee do 81 25 Japan Spittons Is cents;
Candlesticks 81; Lamps 81; Shaving Boxes 80 doz.
GEORGE II. VICKERS',
No Baltimore street,
ml2 Between the Bridge and Market.
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NOTICE. This is to notify those who are inter-
~ ested in the NATTER that as far as is practicable
all of the property on which State and City Taxes are
due for the years iS4l, 1912 aud lS43 will be adver-
tised for sale, on or cboutM the first Of June. As the
unders wishes to the parties concerned the
expenses incident to the advertisement he deems it
expedent To give this notice. The time allowed him
TO close his business having expired some months ago,
no farther indulgence can be allowed.
Respectfully,
m2O-lw j. D. SEIDENSTRICKER, Collector.
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DEAUTIFUL FURNITURE. Apor, .,

y D effects of a gentleman leaving for Europe. ON
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY -. at my store at | l.
neat and extra style and finish Book Case; do Ia
bles; Rugs Carpets; Bedseads; Mattresses an ezra
finish Piano; Cots; Feather Beds &c. This sale is Il
fashionable one and worthy of such additions as may
come from private families, boarding houses or deal
ers' Also, Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Jewelry,
ready made Shirts and other articles for wear
m2l-2t H. w ROOI Au,.t'y
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xH7M. IT. JENNINGS ~ co.

w DIAPERS AND TAILORs.
IMP OR TER s or CLOTHS. C.4SSTATERES
NESTlNGS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. &c
23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN ilOTEL, NEW YORK.
TO those visiting the city of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine our stock of New and Fash
ionahle GOODS for Spring and Summer wear. con-
PSng an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
rely, and which will be made up TO order in style
second r. no house IN the trade, prices which
offer such Inducements to the Cash purchaser as can
not fail to be appreciated. mill -3m
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A RARE CHANCE INDEED.

A RARE CHANCE INDEED. A gentle
"a man now engaged in very lucrative manutac.
turing business and about 10 change it, would sell out
the GOODWILL and Fiytuies of the tore together viii
the entire Stock on hand or the Store and Fixtures
without me STOCK The Store is located in the most
central and business part of the civ ANY prIsou.
so desiring can avail himself of good chance to
enter at once into business profitable safe and es-
aoHshed' Address "M.J." at the Clipper office.
n9-tf
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GEORGE VI. GILL, } ,r..
ORVILLE HORWITZ, ! i'uS'eeS'
ms 2aw3w fAP1 WIN. WARD, Auci'r.
4posTP0NED TRUSTEES SALE. Rv

VNOSTPQNED TRUSTEES SALE, By
n virtue of decree of Carroll County Court, slit
ing as a Court of Chanccry, the subscriber Will offer
at public sale the premises, on SATURDAY, the
3lst of May, at 10 O'Clock, FARM, the late resi-
dence of William Ewing, deceased, in Carroll COUP
ty, Md ls miles from Baltimore, near the Liberty
road, and three miles from Maniott> vile, Baltimore
and Chic Railroad, Il from Mr. Beams Mill North
Branch Patapsco Fails adjoining the lands of Messrs
Edward Ireland, Allen Bennett, and the subscriber.
sufficient Quantity in good timber to meet The demands
of the Farm Is III a high state of cultivation, the
soil being naturally good ana great having been
taken to render ii very productire nearly all the
BILE land has been well lined very recently, and set
in Glover, which looks very fine; it is well watered
- and under good fencing. The Improvements
fSmA are good two story DWELLING, well ar
BaasI ranged for convenience and comfort with
.A.a-l kitchens, &C. attached, with large Swcher
Barn and other out houses such smoke house,
DAIRY &c Al this time there is small portion Of the
land IN Grain, Corn and Oats. share OF which VIII be
sold with the farm 1t is situated near the Lime stone
valley where lime can be purchased for II! per
buShel; and III very healthy rcgan Of country; the
society good and respectable, with no less than five
places of public worship within short distance, with
good roads TO and from. In fact the subscriber knows
of no property in market that offers such an induce
ment as this to any per.on wishing 10 purchase
valuable farm All he asks is for such as wish 10 pur
chase 10 cone and see it for themselves-it will he
shown at any time by calling at the subscribers resi-
dence on the farm adjoining. Possession given I'M
mt diatelv. SAMUEL BENNETT.
mS law3t~ Trustee.
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A A.KENNARD. JUSTICE of THE PEACE,
"a No. : NORTH FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the office OF McssIs. Campbell Burke hay-
INC had many years practice a Justice OF the Peace,
is prepared 10 attend the daw ing Of Deeds Leases
Mortgages Bills of Sale. Powers of Attorney, and
mrrarnp lns0lvent's Papers, and can he found at his
office at ali hours unless called out on busnes>) from
Il A. NJ 10 to NJ, where he will he happy to take
acknowledgements OF Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the individuals nj their IT sidence. mb26-t If
SHOE BLACNING, on consignment and for
y sale at low prices by F, FICKEY * SONS,
arg 300 Baltimore street,
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

DAL INIUkE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE & C.4LTERT- SITS.
FHNHIS EVENING. May %, 1915, will be per
u formed SONS AND SYSTEMS. Mr. Lemon
Sowerby, Mr.. WALCOT Rootx, "a Gardner) Mr..
OWENS. Laura Harcourt, Miss X. LUDLOW
Blanche Harcourt Mrs. RUSSELL.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
$40 conclude with HAPPlEST DAY OF MY LIFE.
Mr Gilman, Mr.. WALCOT. Charles, Mr.. GALA
CHER. Mrs. Dudley, Mrs WALCOT Sophia and
Mary, ther daughteTs,) Miss CANNON and Mis-.
RUSSELL. Mrs. Gnmsley, Mrs. FORREST.
o. Abundance p cts, children under 10 years of
age, l25 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. 1t
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n AIDES FAsHIONARLE

.HDIT1S FASf1EVNA BIE
IA SHOE EMPORIUM
we nave now made arrangements 10 receive al
ways ways, at the very earliest period the LATEST FASH
IONS Ladies will be able 10 lind by calling 10 see us
- Walking and Dress Shoes. Gal -
@aSsesS tors and Half Gators Slippers y
and FANCY SHOES, Manufactured from French
MOROCCO and English KID, in the ncatest manner.
Fancy SIOES for Balls, Parties and Weddings nicely
mad 10 order. We keep also on hand large assort-
mont Of Childrens SHOES and BOOIS,al OF which
will be sold on terms to please.
ELLIS s NICOLAI,
p5tC No. 80 Baltimore Al.
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A MOTHER SALE OF FAMILY GRO-

IN CERlES. shall sell al my store at 10 or there
abouts, on THURSDAY MORNING, May 2ld, some
Ire sh amt well laid iii articles coming from and re-
was proved at his late sale from the prices one of the
best stocks ever sod in this market
f5}- such persons as have not complied with the
terms as named in his late Orphans Court sale are
nouhed that they will be- sold such goods remaining
on hand) on account of the first purchasers and thew
are responsible ior any loss which might occur. Al
ditions solicited. m2i II. w, BOOI Auci
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STRAW GOODS.

Eaa,a Look out for the ever cheap BONNET
.&ss% STORE, where may be found general as
Fl. sorment of the most fashionable Bonnets
that can be found in Baltimore. RecOect the "Cnit-
ed States Bonnet Store" just above Lght-st., where
may be found general assortment of fine goods such
L.acrs; Ribbons Gloves Hosiery; Stocks; Collars;
ShawlS; Scarfs, sc. &c. All very cheap for cash
E3- Don't stop I'LL you call ana for Yourselves.
nih3l JAMES COBERN.
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CtHEAP AUCTION CLOTHS. CAssI.

GtHEAP AUCTION CLOTHS, CASSI-
u MERES, Sc. We have on hand, wool black,
indigo blue invisible green grass green cilrOn, olive
and brown CLOTHS ranging from IS to S. per yard,
of very superior qualities for the prices, being Il &c
TON BAR GINS.
Alse, an elegant assortment of wool black and fan
cy CASSIMERES, embracing every variety Of color
and shade, ranging from 81 to 81 per yard with Gam
broons, fancy and plain linen rulings, white duck do,
Marsees Nestings, and general assortment of Gen
temen's Wear, to which we invite their attention, as
we will sell the above Goods at prices which will be
sure TO give satisfaction.
DORSEY & NELSON,
No. IS Baltimore ST.
N. B. Also on hand, bronze and light and dark fan
cy mixed TNEEDS, for gentlemens Goats and Chill
dren's Wear, which can sell cheap. ap23- co I'm
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n AIDES DRESS GOODS. We have on
"a hand beautiful assortment Of French Lawns;
Fonard Silks; fine and superine French Balzarines;
fancy and black Silks; Lutesring; eros de Swiss &c.
Lace MuslnS; JacOnettS and white Cambrcs; corded
Skirts; silk and cotton Hosiery; linen cambria IIdkts
and many other seasonable Goods-to which we in.
vte the attention of the Ladies' and assure them that
they will all be sold at the lowest market prices
DORSEY & NELSON,
ml3.2W No 65 Baltimore street.
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kzA ABARGAIN IN EAST BALTIMORE,

Az MnhkUhIN N EAST BALTTMUKE,
Ess,ss LATE FELL'S POINT. On the premises, on
-AIA MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 26th, at a.
clock, six superior two story BRICK HOUSES. with
two story BACK BUILDINGS and Attic containing 6
rooms each, on Fleet sire, t, CONNIE ncing with No
s. e, corner Of Ann street. They are built in the best
manner AND are probably more replete Than almost
any other Houses of their size-hey front from la TO
10 feet and the is well al ipcd for Groce-
ry. For particulars (either Of them may be- had al
private sale,) apply TO THOMAS MORRIS & SON,
Thames street, near Duncnn's ship Yard
Another sale SAME DAY, at 4 O'Clock, on the pre-
misses, two story Brick HOUSE on Wolf, between
WIKI and Fleetstreets, lS feet front with the privilege
of the half of ,! foot alley, 50 It deep has rooms
also for private sale. Apply 10 JOHN FERNANDEZ,
Barber, on Bond Ct. next 10 Thames street
milo e06t II, w BOOL, Auct.
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ID AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
u q Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
he given in cash, or trade of Books and Stationery
plain Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper; States;
Slate Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers Journals; Day
Books. &c. Together with general assortment Of
school and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books
Primers, nc. PARSONS & PRESTON,
booksellers, Stationets, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers, No. ISL Pratt street. adjoining the
Railroad Depot. apo
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4 1O.O0O TO INVEST INVEST pyus,
FOR SALE. A very valuable business
SgySh stand in a good central location, in fee, will
EtM be sold on terms to make it a desirable in-
AEa4- vestment, As the owner leaves the city.
fine three story dwellings, 20 feet trent, with brick
stables and carriage house to each, in LOmbard-st.
near High, at only Sla0p each fine 81 story dwelling
on GIanby-st. near Exeter, SlO50; two COED story
houses in Courland II. Franklin, cheap do.
Barnet-st. Charles; nearly new % story dwell
ling on Green st. near Lombard, at $780, IN High
near Pitt;l in east Pratt near Eden st. nearly new,
at S2S0 ne house on south side of Stiles ct S20
} nearly new % story dwellings on Mulberry st. near
Pine, will be- sold cheap store and dwelling on
Howard ST. near Saratoga; neat houses story and
attic MOnumentst. Constitution, al only 500
each they are nearly he wand cost 5000 each; one OIL
E. Lombard ST. $3.50; fine residence on Park ST. near
Madison, with large yard, S2200; story dwelling on
Sharp ST. near Wesley Chapel, $1,000; one opposite
Caroline Chu CHI 1854; do do, $500; nearly new ,
story houses Strawberry alley, with only Sc ground
rent, at $500 eaCh-and many others.
=. A Country seat of II acres, near the arsenal,
fI;;S : miles out the Reisterstown road, with sond
LiIL Improvements. 4 Farm of 100 acres with nu-
tenements, on the Liberty road, Randas-
town, at only $1,000; several on the York, Hartford,
Rei>ter~town and Frederick roads
For further information, please apply TO
REM. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
mo Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street.
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NOTICE. BALTIMORE CITY COURT
~ Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that the
June Term of said Court, will commence on the sec
ond day of said month Witnesses and others inter
ested will he punctual in their attendance.
Magistrates are required TO make return of all re-
cugnzances on or before Monday, the 18Th dan OF
MAY. By order WIN. II. GATCHEI.L, Clerk,
ap25-3awtl9thm Baltimore City Court
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VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS.
KUST RECEIVED AT GARDENERS.
- SOME VERY RICH

Figd and Plain SILKS
French BERAGES and
BALXARlNES
French JACONETTS
French LAWNS
Plain Black BERAGES
Poilaccos and MarquesleS
FIR. and Scotch Glnghami
Dotted Tarleions.
Rich Hermann SHAIVLS
and SCARFS
Twisted silk do do
Fancy X Pain Berage do
Black and Fancy SILK d.
Emb'd Grape SHAWLS
Damask da
Embroidered and PLAN
Tibet Shawls.
French worked COLLARS
ana CAPEs
do do ChemiZetts
La Polka Lace Capes
Misses Collars and Cheml-
zptts
Fl. Worked CancBous
do. Sleeves and Cuffs
Lace Wells and Falls
Emb'd l.. {. Hdkfs.
English Regency Laces &
Edglngs.
RlChCninese Feather Fans
do Sandal Wood do
Rich Painted Fans
"Aleyandrr'..r best KID
GLOVES
Parasols, Parasollet;es and
sun Shades
nemstitch'd Corded BOr-
dtred ard REVERE L,C,
HDkFS.
Silk and Cotton CfaVats
White and colored SILK
GLOVES
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
Enslish Splttalield do.
La Polka CRANAT5
alexander ~ best KID
GLOVES
English and French Dr.i.
llng5
Black Satin and Fancy
VESTINGS
Summer CLOTHS
English TWEEDS
Superior Drab de Etc, SC.
i assortment of DOMES-
Ow offered for sale at very
sale or retail, by
GARDNER,
{ Rooms, up stairs
No. 1876 Market street,
arth house above Light
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nnl6 6
OLEMAN YELLOTT.

" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore,
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms Of Hanord County Court. Claims for col
lection IN that county will meet prompt attentisn.
Office Fayette street opposite BarnunI's Hotel
N5- GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law. Bel
Air, Md mho9 Am
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR FREDERICK

ID ass-sys FOR FREDERICKSBURG
ssNssosAk$re VA, and the usual Landings on the
SseAszdssnskhdx Rappahannock River. The Steamer
RAPPAHANNOCK,C Capt Noah Fairbank, will leave
Hughes Quay, for the above places, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, the nth of May, ut O'Clock, and
will continue to leave every Saturday Afternoon
throughout the season. Fare to any point the Rap
pahannock River, as far up AS Port Royal, $3.50; to
ErrderiC kShnrr. 81.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

BUANDTNU SCHOOL.
EULIUSA A. FAY will open Bo ARpIYG School
% FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Elizabethiown, NJ.
For this purpose he has secured beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
co Mfor and is his design to make his school one of
arrangements and educational advantages.
Ed3- Further information and circulars can be oh
tanned by calling on Messrs. Armstrong & Berry Bal
timoestreet Messrs ). A. Clark, Charles street or
S. F. Sueeier Esq, CORTLAND street. Circulars can
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this office. mhIS-eo2m-
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w A n T S .


VA ANIED-A purchaser for the GOOD WILL
w aud APPtRTENANCES of a SCHOOL,
lhe situation is highly favorable, and the room which
Is spacious ana convenient, can be retained at very
moderate rent For information inquire at this office.
mll-2tH
HOY WANTED. Wanted a Boy from IL to Ii
NE years OF aye, 10 turn wheel in fringe Factory.
Apply Al j. NJ. lAlG'S Fringe Factory, corner of Elk
change Place and Commerce street. AGO
a SITUATION WANTED, by a YOUNG
IN MAN, as clerk on a steamboat-having had
much experience in that business he thinks that hG
would be able To give entire satisfaction to any
that might want his services. Apply at
MID Il, f. SCOrrl'S, No. 10 Exchange Place.
aNITUATlON WANTED by young man out
~ OF employ, either in a Grocery, Flour, Commls
sion store or any Other respectable Business, where
he could make himself useful his employer; he can
speak and is well acquainted with the German Ian
guage The very best Of references regards charac
Ter, &c, will be given. Apply at
SCOTrI'S Intelligence Office,
ml3 No 10 Exchange Place,
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NEASON'S BISCUIT

NH fSON . TiSCUnI ,,,.,.
WE AND CRACKER BAKERY!
RlCH4RD c. MASON, having removed again to
his OLD STAND, No. 80 PRATT STREET, a few
doors east of Souhst., is prepared to furnish the
PrBLTc with superior CRACKERS of every de scrip
ton al the shortest notice, and liberal terms as
| any establishment in this city.
Using the hest Materials and having first work
men, he feels confident that his Crackers will please
all who may honor him with their custom.
He would respectfully call the attention of shippers
to his PILOT and NAVY BREAD, which has given
such universal satisfaction in the West India market
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