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To THE WIGS IN THE

GEN. ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND.
| Among the various important questions, which Will
occupy YOU attention at the current session, there t.
none perhaps that will demand more candid anu M
partial consideration than that of the election oil
unted States Senator in place of the HON. MI MTf
rick. Whether viewed in connection with the hoh'f
aud dignity of the state, or with the contemplated ac-
ton of Congress upon subjects of vital interest 10 It's
general welfare, the duty thus dcvOlved upon the wing
members of the Legislature cannot fail TO become
tmlaruHE interesting
Although the honor Of the country would be amply
sustained by any one of the gentlemen whose names
have been presented for the important trust; yet i.
should not he forgotten, that the best mode Of recon
cling their conflicting claims, will be to select the
nan who is the choice OF the party III that section oil
the state entitled the Senator, whose talents and
popularity il is conceded are unsurpassed by any OF
his competitors, and who is recognized at Washington
as one Of the leading statesmen of the land. 1t i;
hardly necessary for 10 add that | alude to the
Hon. WILLIAM CosT JOHNSON.
The literary charac,cr and public services of this
gentleman, for years, have sustained nm IN an e1
allied position, and impaired "a his opinions an h1a
ehcc among his countrymcn as faFc Us IL Is mcfted
Possessing vigorous, active and brilliant MINI, he
thinks it'll energy and rapidly, pcnetrates at glance
the mysteries OF his subject and usually arrives at the
NEST accurate results. Few men possess greater
iund and variety of knowledge; and very few have
employed their attainments more invariably for the
beet interests Of THEN country, In fact his in
public if, has been marked by signal exertions for its
honor and prosperity. In the agitation of all great
measures of public policy, in which he has been called
TO act, he ever displayed comprehensive and pro
found knowledge of the principles of our government
familiarity with the sentiments, passions and inter
ess OF the people, and thorough acquaintance with
the pursuits beat calculated for honest acquisition and
enjoyment. No interest," with him was ever neglect
ed, sacrificed TO another; profession class of
men was ever prescribed.
These qualities gave to Mi Johnson distinguished
aSccndancy in the House Of Representatives of the
United States and in my judgment cmnentiy quality
him ior Il seat in the Senate. PINKNEY.
Saturday evening, Jun. 10, l8i5.
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BEDS! BEDS!! BEDSM!

BEDS! BEDSH BEDSM!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be had
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Beddiue
Mart, new No "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand aud made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
IRESSE5 and PALLIASSES, made in the best
manner and of The best Ticking, the Lowest prices.
CfHOLSTERlNG done in all its branches
FEATHERS, cured and incurred sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels. Boarding houses,
ships aud Steamboats, supplied at wholesale prices.
oid Feather Beds and CURED hair Mattresses removal
ed at the shortest notice. For good articles call at the
favorite Stand two doors below the Mechanical En-
gine House, South Calvert street.
n26u WILLIAM p. SPENCER
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vE,RIs wEEK-BEAUTIFUL LOT.

II TERtES TO BE DRAWN Try FLETCHER
GO office No. 80 Baltimore st, above Holiday.
To.DAi-2 Capitals of $4,000 each &c, tickets
&j-shares in proportion.
TuEsDAf-l Capital of $1,000, Sc, tickets Sc
shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY-l Capital Of $4,000, Sc, tickets
S5-shares in proportions.
THURSDAY Capitals Of $4,000 each Sc, tie
kets $5-shares in proportion
FklDA1-i Capital of 81 900, Sc, tickets S2.--
shares in proportion.
SATURDAY. Capital $4,000, &C.. tickets 81
shares in proportion
Drawn Nos. Glass 2-lowest prize S2t-Jan H.
% 40 81 66 IA 81 40 9 So 6 81
GIS-Persons out of town disposed to try their for
tune in any of the above lotteries will be careful
10 address their orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. 80 Bait more street.
1t Above Holiday ST.. Baltimore Md
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QI2- ELECTION NOTICE The Marion Total
Abstinence Society will hold their annual meeting
THIS EVENING, at half past to'cock, at their
Hail. IN Ensor street, when election for all the
Officers will take place for the ensuing year NJ leu
bars requested to he punctul in attendance. By
order, JOHN B0LGIANO, Rec, Sec'v
N. d. speech is expected, usual, from those
elected. Il.
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03- ANNUAL MEETING. The Baltimore Sab
bath Association will hold their first annual meeting
THIS (hlonday) EVENING, At the Rev. MIR. Ham
Heis Church, Hanover street, to receive the repart Of
the Executive Committee: and for other business.
Adore ses will he delivered by Rev. II. V.U. Johns,
ID. d., and Ivy Rev. J. H. Merrill, of Mass. All
the members of the Associations and friends of the
Christian Sabbath generally, earnestly ayited to
attend
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93- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description executed with great despatch, at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BI1J.s Much larger than any Other
" 'ii1i Office can execute.
LOTTERY RII.LS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADfNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
Rail. ROAD BILLS, &c. Be
Indeed it is needless to enumeraie, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every style, and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

hOohlANN La
Il HAVE IN STORE, q large assortment of
= German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every ar
rival, which tatter n.y-o. can sell on as reasons
bic terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNiCES, RODS, RINGS, SC. Call and exc
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
h22 L. ). FRYER, No. | N. Cav street.
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U3-POPULAR LECTURES. The next Lecture
OF the course in the English Lutheran Church, Lex.
mgton street, will be delivered on MONDAY EVEN
ING, 18th instant, at u O'Clock, by Dr. WILLIAM NJ,
KEMP. Subject-"Physc and Physicians"
3lnge lecture % cents, at the door. jai Let
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GLORIoUs srcnEss AGA1N-coNrIY.

NEUNIUUs SUCtF EsS AGAIN-CONTIN-
NJ JANICE OF GOOD LUCK-~siOoo, the Sd cap
tal prize we sold to- citizen. $500 again to
our ne" correspondent in Leeshurg, Va. $50 we
sent to patron in Carlisle, Pa, and of slOO we sold
to citizens The first prize was bought by gentle
man under our guarantee of drawback of one half
ii was his 81 trial with us.
TO DAY. prizes of $4,000 each, besides 10 of
$l580-tckets So
Drawn Nos. of Saturdays Lottery, class 9
26 40 81 66 a. 81 40 9 So 81
T. +. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market,
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EhE. EiOLLICN'S
" u lINI EI'I' i.E(tT'ITp

EhE. HOLLICK'S
Eg SELECT LECTURES
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY!
ON THE ORIGIN Of LIFE!
Win he repeated on MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY, January -, ID, Is, in the ASSEMBLY
Rooms. Doors open ct Gi, Lecture commence at u
O'Clock Single Lecture 50 Cents-or ticket for the
course 81.
{32- Youths not admitted. Each Lecture complete
in Itself and all the models shewn each everiag.
ial Al
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03-FRlESDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. The mem
bers are hereby notified to attend the annual meeting
of the Company on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at Z
O'Clock, at The Hall of the Engine House.
jall-2t JOHN H. ING, Sec'y.
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Departure II tic GorGnor His excellency
T. G. Pratt left this city on Saturday after
noon for the scat Of Government.
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X. w. GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND.

bALIlmoRE, Jan. lt, 1914.
L. %. q. +. The members of the Grand Lodge 0f
Maryland are requested to attend the Annual Com
munics'ion on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at o clock,
PM, The election for officers will take place on the
18th inst BY order,
jal33t JOHN A. THOMPSON, G. Sec'y.
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1(5-The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times" OF De-
center l7th, 1874 says The astonishing number of
cures produced by the use of CANTRELL'S ANTI
DfSPEPTlC POWDER, makes it of the most
useful medicines known Persons suffering with
ID. spepsia, should 1T avail themselves of its cur
ing virtues.
NF~The above Medicine il sold, wholesale aud re-
tail. in Philadelphia At No. North Third street and
III Baltimore, either at the corner of Franklin aud
Green streets, or At the w of Baltimore
aud Grecn-st- i,lO
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auIerlcatI Repltbltca,t,
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, ,o45,
gD BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

rs Ma, WILLIAM THOMPSON. General Agent
whose Office is nj the Of Sixth street and Lou
SIAM Avenue, Washington city, viii r" eve ana Tor
WARD 70 gs, any advertisements which the ciliEerS
Gas District may desire to have published IN our Gu
GHIrs. The American Republican and clipper
has : G'sat;y increased nnd daily increasing c"cpa
t'ca IL She District Cites and is therefore an th@iD
$tsdGn. OF advertising, particularly when tie "d'F
User desjTes the advantages OF paper widely e"cu
taxed in Baltimore, ~ wei, us in the District Of Go.
aunba. Our teria4 of advertising are cash, IN ad
s.uce. NJ. Thompson is authorized 10 receive aud
receipt faf u.s. on all advertisements sent to hun or
sac "h'arrcaR Republican"
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FOR ANNAPOLIS.

II osss,ca The Splendid Steamboat BOSTON,
S,,,7rSAkStzap will leave the corner Of Light and
Pratt streets THIS Monday
MORNING. January 18th, for Annapolis, and return
the same day. Passage each way so cents, or for
the Round Trip a. cents.
N. u. The BOSTON will continue to leave the
same Wharf DAILY, at O'Clock Dinner prepared
on board returning from Annapolis, at 374 cents.
ji3-3* X. ALEX. TAYLOR.
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ETSCApED from the Friends Asylum at Frank
NJ fort, Pa, on the 18Th of Dec last, young man,
about 26 years of age, who has not since heard
Of He had on a Goth cap, roundabout, shO yarn
stock kings. with lace boots his name, GEORGE H..
COMEGYS, was marked on his clohng. H. has
one tooth in font, aud extra teeth within the
others the jaw his nec! is SCARED from cup
ping, SC. fGy-Any information respecting him will
be gratefully received at No, rs LIGHT STREE
WHARF, Baltimore. ImoI-3t
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nrQ RECEtEEID This IA I'd large
MTTM stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
l:-@ 5Rfnest Workmanship and for quality cannot be
a1..lefsurpassed. Received direct from a TREAD III
Ell. ope, who has selected them with great care -
Those in want OF good Watch arc respectfully in
yited TO examine them at my store.
GABRIEL u, CLARK'S, No. Water ST.,
dc Fronting Chcapside, Bait.
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,a;cd in Baltimore, well as in the District Of TO
aurnbia. Our tera4 Of advertising are cash, IN ad
s.uce. NJ. Thompson is authorized 20 receive AM
reeeipi faf u.s. on all advertisements sent to hun t0i
shc "h'asrican Republican"
HSAEHIxtrIoN or Texas. letter from Cen
,Tackso. 10 The editor of the Globe, dated on
.Hc Erss Of this month, Urges the adoption by
S,0gross ofmmsdtate measures torthe annex
a;on of Texas to the Union, assigning as a rea.
4oE 10: prompt action, ''that, ftlle present Con-
F-cS~ do not act promptly upon this subject, the
"e~L viii not have the power" 1t seems that
nc rs received 4 letter from Major Donclson,
FROM ~!!ich he jnfers that an opinion is gaining
ground among the Texans, that it would be as
~eii io- them to remain an independent power,
vii. :hc prospect of finally annexing call the
dor-ailh cncc Montezuma'4" to Texas. With
~iaa hopes Of extending their dominion it would
aot be Surprising that they should be averse to
"'nk,ag into tho position of State of the
EInon.
Believing Us we do, that the annexation OF
Fezas would be prejudcial TO the interests of
eae United States, wo shall be reioced to find
tnat sho Inference drawn by General jackson
from the letter of Major Donclson, is correct;
~ we should much prefer, that Texas should
undertake To annex Mexico than that it should
"e dono BY The United States, which will be the
inevitable consequence of our possessing Texas
General Jackson asks, "what will be the ST.
tgatior Of our country, with British manulac-
suves introduced duty free into TeXas?" Sup
Jose Texas to form part of the union, will
10. tho same question arise as to MeXico?--
t-nno! British goods be introduced into that
solntry duty free. And win not the same ar
Eunar: then hold good for the annexation Of
Mexico, which is now urged for the union
'g!lh Texas If the apprehension Of this
event is to force Us TO take Texas, we should
also eei1e upon Canada We consider it an
Idle suggestion, intended TO prcciPitate the &C.
ton Of congress upon a subject which demands
tho most mature deli5eration. OF the nuIucr-
nus schemes for annexation which have been
Brought forward in tho two houses Of con-
v-oss, we do not believe that one can be passed
~ both houses during the present session; and
u tho consequence be that we fail TO obtain
{ 2aan. we shall consider il matter ioI which
pa should feel thankful We desire to sec the
lrasping ambition Of our government reprcssed
F2shir sound and safe limits; for, if gratifed
10 this instance, the appetite for acquisition
vii hs increased, not satisfied.
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ED OGERS' DIAMOND CEMENT.
kN For mending Glass, China, Ma"tle Ornaments,
&C., so that the crack is scarcely percepble, and
ter fire will not have any effect upon it For sale
only by c. p ROGERS, Druggist
Corner of Howard aud Marion, and
ia8-eOly Howard and Madison sts.. Bait
MERCHANTS MU rUAL INSURANCE
I'VE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
WIN. NELSON, President
BENZ K. WINTHROP, Vice do.
J. p. TAPPAN, Secretary
The Trustees have declared dividend of thirty sic
and half per cent. the earned premiums for the
year, ending 3rd of Deer last.
For insurance of Marine and Inland risks at the
lowest New York rates, apply to
JOHN s. LAFITTE,
DonnelPs Building, corner of Gay
ja6eo4t and Lombard SITS, up stairs,
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Q(3~'TO THE LOVERs Of LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write Tor any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in The United States on any subec con
nected with literature or science. Orations from IS
to $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes Lee
lures 70 to $40: Letters and Essays &c. Pieces for dc
ciama'ion So to 81 Inscriptions for toa,bs 80 to S5
Sentimental Tales S. to 80. Advertisements Isl to
SO. Songs SIS. News Carriers Addresses So. Acros-
Tics 81. Pieces for Albums &c. sc. cents per line
Persons at distance viii! address (post paid and en-
closing reInuneation) the Milford Bard or DR.. John
"h...lld, Baltimore, Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University East Baltimore street Those who
call, will drop line in the post office, encos-
ing the quid pro quo. -Editors friendly 10 me, will
please give an insertion. a2
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$33G.337r no BE pIs = shsncs;

s. 93S.S31 u Dro BE- IfS = shRnes,
onIy %. sCHuoLtIELD & co. expect to furnish
a large portion of the same TO their patrons. They
sold ON Saturday last, to Nos ~ prize of $1,000
sold to citizen; Nos, &c 81 IS, prize $500, seat
TO BagerstoWn, Md.
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class 3, drawn Ian. IL
iUwes prize S9s, are
26 40 80 &C a ~ 40 8 IS s 81
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Goa
solidated Lottery, class s.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize of $4,000
10000 " 1887
1880 10 l." l500&e.
Tickets SIS; halves S2t; quarters !! !; eighhs &c.
G5- Draws on SATURDAY, Jan. is, Md. Female
Seminary Lottery, class 3 CAPITAL S4000-1ickeu
ST. halves so cts; quarters 25 cts. In which School
field & Co. will sell on certificate Packages of
% whole tickets for only .......... 49,. ..oI350
y Hau observation-disclosures. b7S
~ quarter ........,.......... 331
For the capitals, send on your orders to the ever
lucky SCHOOLFlELD 4 CO.,
No. Calvert street,
Ii First office from Baltimore street.
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snow BEEF. FELL'S

SNOW BEEF. FELL'S
~ POINT. The subscribers, ever ready
KS Ix2.H%- to compete with their ncigbors in
I2.fs&IS~Ii the same line, and desi,ous of laying
lA1.mtE mn. before their friends and customers
'=---.s~-a2- on Fes Point good BEEF as
graces the shOoks' of The Butchers of other markets,
have made arrangements to slaughter three Masuiti-
cent Beeves, purchased from Mr.. Henry Kaufman OF
Baltimore county, which will be slaughtered THIS
DAY, and exhibited at w. RULEY'S, Loudensla-
gers Hill, till TUESDAY, ldth inst, on which morn.
ing they will be arranged for the Inspection of our
friends at the above market where epicures and those
fond of good beef, will find the best of the
z. w. RULEY,
jail 81 L. e. GOOD.
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DANCING AND WALTZING,
n n

THIRD QUARTER.
H}fATss.ES Ia. 5 PE H.S returns his grateful! ac
u acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
iieretsf,re extended, and hegs leave to inform his
friends and the czsns OF Baltimore generally, that
his THIRD SPRING TERM will commence on
TUESDAY, January 18th, at CENTRAL HALL
For further particulars please apply to Mr. S. at the
Hall, between and O'Clock, any afternoons; and
any evening from till 10 O'Clock.
N. B. The Hall will be RENTED for Balls, &C., on
reasonable terms any other establishment of the
kind in the city. [sR] ja9 div
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SELECT LUcruREs. DIR. Hollick will CON-
alence new course Of his interesting lectures,
at the Assembly Rooms, this evening. They
ara spoken Of ia high terms.
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FEyAKE NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM TT MAY
IL CONCERN: That application will be made To
the Mayor aud City Council, at the next annual ses
sion of the Council, to open and extend Eden Lane
through fi0m Eden 10 Canal street. between East Bal!
timor and Hampton street, as laid down on People
Plat. laWqr
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STAFF FMANcEs. Governor Pratt has ex-
Ita'ted both frankness and Independence in
-lak,ag suggestions to increase the revenues of
the state; aud, whatever objections may be
urged against any or all of The measures which
lie recommends, he deserves praise for the spi-
r,t which he has manifested. He no doubt
faols deeply the necessity of preserving the
credit Of the state, and lis propositions, if
adopted, would certainly have that effect, and
should be adopted sooner than have recourse
TO population, or permit the state to be disAo-
n3-cd. We disagree with him as to the policy
Of some of his measures; but, as we have
heretofore said, we would take TIE whole "a
taeg than have nothing done.
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NoRE EVIDENCE. Some papers have de-
n!od that any of the European Governments
have transported their convicts or raupers TO
this country, and have charged misrcpresenta-
ton in this particular OH the American Repub-
lcan presses. But the facts of such deporta.
son o. foreign paupers, is fully established by
alicia! documents, which we hope will be emf
bodied in the report to be made by the Senate
judiciary committee. We have heretofore
published the letter from Mr.. List, consul at
Leipsio: on this subject, and we now give the
fol owing letter from Mr.. Charles Greble, Anne
,can Consul at Hcsse Cassel dated Sept. Sth,
1885, addressed TO the Secretary of the Trea-
slry, and to be found IN u S. Senate Doc.
1861, vol. s, p. 3.
Tho only forced deportation which has
come to my knowledge, is from the free Han
seattle town of Hamburg, the government of
schich dsports from time TO time, those criminals
lckich haze bean either condemned for life, on for
81 Tong period; they give them the choice either
TO endure their time, or to emgrate, in which
case the government pays their passage, A
nntnbe. of them hare been sent TO .Ni,o York,
and this year TO Brazil"
This letter speaks only of criminals trans
,6rtod; but it is we'll known that paupers are
sent TO this country yearly, at the expense of
foreign governments. The fact that the most
desperate felons are sent to this country from
Europe, should of itself, be sufficient TO induce
our government to interfere. The practice
rnust DO arrested by law, or it will be by force
for The frcemcn Of the United States will not
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% PEASE 4 SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This Justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c .,
may be had, at wholesale or retail, Of Roberts * AT
knson corner of Hanover and Market Streets or of
Perkins Brother, corner Of Franklin and Green SITS :;
or T.. II Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Baltimore. M ,SyN
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ScnExcKs' PuLMoNIc SYRUr. We received
few days since bottle Of the above medicine,
fys the care Of diseases of the lungs and respi-
-:.tory organs. We are inclined to the opinion
1.has it is a valuable medicine, from the fact
mat T. gentleman connected with our Office has
been cured of violent cold Of long standing,
hy taking q few doses.
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tLhEED CLOTH PAPGK. A superior ar
W tcIe-jns received and fay sale by
TURNER, WHEEL. WRIGHT u NUDGE.
jail EPA1 NO 9 South Charles street.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
E0tEN EVANS AND jacob NJ EOUSE
- having entered into Co partnership announce to
their friends and fellow citzens that they have located
themselves ut No.G BALTIMORE STREET, three
doors below the Bridge, where thev intend to carry
on the TIN w ARE and SHEET IRON MANUFAC-
TURING BUSINESS, in all its varieties. They win
be- prepared in short time tn supply their friends
with Goods in the above line and HOU SE-KEEPING
ARTICLES GENERALLY. ja3ditk