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On the 10th inst. ut 8 O'Clock p NJ after n nainii,
Illness OF "a days. THchAs BRoonE, in the 4lst year
of his age.
His friends and Appropriateness are rcspec fully IN
vcd to attend his funeral from his a,e residence
Loudehslaecr's Hill, this TUESDAY afternoon, at 4
O'Clock, without further notice.
On Il 18th inst REUBEN EUGENE, youngest child of
Re uben A. H. and Margaret T. Bevan, aged - month
and - days.
On the 10Th inst Mrs. CArnaRIsE, wife of William
Wallace, in the 4lst year Of her age
Near Rock Hall, on the Both ult Mr.. WM. GUILE
LAND, native of Ireland, but lately of st Andrews
N. b. And on the 5lh inst. Mrs. GILLELaND rect of
the late VIM. GIeIand
In st. Louis county, Mo, the LIST inst. Mrs. Ca
TUARISR KNOTS, wife of VIM. X, Knots, ESQ, aged
IS years and II months
LINES on the Death of Mrs. ELIZABETH A. Mircu
ELL, who died very suddenly, Feb 9th 1916 present
ed as "A tribute of sympathy to her afflicted mother
We saw her at the altar,
Loved friends were by her side,
And none there seemed so happy,
As that fair and blooming bride
Brigh visions thronged around her
OF the futures happy years,
And not one CLEAN of sadness came,
TO whisper augtt of tears.
Again we gathered round her,
But no scene of mirth was there
Oh! no! those sO6S o! angriSh,
Told the breaking hearts despair.
Ger that home so bright and happy
The angel his wings had pread,
And we stood beside the coffin,
And gazed upon the dead.
The early lost the loved one,
On. what a saddtned spell,
Came Ger rs AS we WANDERED back,
Thr0' scenes remembered well.
Wethought upon her beauty,
OF her heart 50 pure and mild,
Aud our tears fell with the mothers,
Who there wept her lavorte child!
The father linger'd o'er her
His the grief not ioud bat deep
All. how late those eyes lied on him,
Now Locked in eternal sleep.
The words of prayer were spoken,
And friends gather'd round the pal,
To give lheirIarewel grt citing
But the Saddest sight of all.
Was he the young and loved one,
Who so late his vows had spoken,
There leaning DER that clay cold brow,
Dcsolae ana heart broken.
But she the happy, freed one,
On her mild and placid face,
We read no tale of strife or death,
Nor has suffering left trace
But so purely calm and lovely,
Doth she lie there in her TEST,
Smiling AZ doth an mt,
sleeping on its mothers breast.
Oh. we feel that she is happy,
rhe flower so fair and bright,
Now blooms within thy Garden God,
spirit tobed in Light.
Then dry your tears bereaved ones,
Hopes star h' aiming DER her tomb,
Points to that blisstu meeting place,
The ransomed Christians home.
And in music soft and sweet,
voice seems it given,
A whisper, mourn not for the lost
She waits for thee in Heaven.
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Gls-2t

tI3-THE JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE Lee
TUtES, The Third Lecture of the course will be
delivered ut Calvert Hall on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 18Th inst, by Rev J. ?. DoNELAN of Washing
ton. SubieCt-'''The Influence Of the Catholic Re-
ligion on the Arts and Sciences" Lecture 10 com
mence at 7. O'Clock.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, % cts; to
be had AT j. MurRhy's Book Store, Baltimore street;
!. T.. McGlCnnan's, Gay street, near Exeter; Clipper
and sun Offices; at the door Of the Hall; aud of the
members. iclS 81
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A CARD. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD. Justice oi
IA the teace, C0nveyancCr and Property Agent,
North East corner Of st pau aad fayeite sis. From
along ana inutGht2 icq .HntauCe with all the duties
of justice of '!e HaauG, aud Of The other branches
of his profession, h rcSpfcttu ~ tenders s services
to his friends aud eow citizens. solictS their pa
ronage he will ateud to the execution and take the
Acknowledgements oil as well trace The correctness
of titles, and prepare Deeds leases, Bonds of Con-
veyance, Mortgages, Releases Powers OF Attorney,
Deeds Of hlannmiSson, Bills Of SALE articles OF Agree
ment, tndcntcs of apprenticeship, disadvantages;
Last Wills and Testamen', Sc He will also take the
dispositions Of Witucs SEES under Com issons and
otherwise, State, Guardian and Ann n,,rators'
Accounts. He will al 20 ate nd 20 the buying and sell.
ing Of Property and Ground Rents upon Commission.
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From the PhiladeIphia Daily Sun. |


Mr.. John 4. CentrcH Dear Sir,-Having been af-
tcted for upwards of two years. with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part Of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsapar
Ia am now restored to perfect health, and my Si1h,
which was so much impaired, is strong when Il
boy.
thought it duty owed TO you and those similar
ly affected to make it public,
Iouts, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
G5.The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the cor, of Franklin and
Green streets, or al the s. w nerof west Ratmore
and Green-S tcl2
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h for Corgh, Sore Tlroat, TIonrseness Whooping
Cough and Soreness in the Breast Persons attend
ing church, lectures, concerts. will find this Cam
dy useful in aueling that inc!n9iion IN cough which
is so ANNOYING, especially in warm, crowded looms
1t is SO pleasant to the that children or" Tor u
I5-Prppared only by G. X. TY'Ei.. corner {" Vast
Baltimore and High .5ts., Baltimore, iel3-to5t'
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AND FANCY GRAND BALL

MILITARY AND FANCY GRAND BALL
or THE INDEPENDEET GREYS,
Az TIE Ft0Nr SrIs.tIGT ptikATRE
" : TUESDAY EVENING, Feb ~ ls45.
y rented IN. Front street Theatre, at a heavy cx
p. r., puIpos' giving spl ndld MILITARY AND
r !, bAh"-ah" "Im the assistance Of Mr. WIN
tnns-are determined make ii the most splendin
zee ever gwen IN tins city. The following gentlemen
vii compose the list of MANAGERS:
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ME- W. TIi4YARD,
Il Ne SURGEON DENTIST, EuTAw-sr.,
fc.-3m 3D. door north of LoHab bard. ST

YuylAT CHEAP STORE,
n 33 BALTtMORE-ST., opposite Holiday.
Ladies when ging ont to purchase goods, by reflect
ing where they buy the cheapest, will through the
year save their husbands great deal of mOney--so,
therefore, Ladies wanting Laces, Nets, Swiss and
Book Muslhs, Hosiery, Gloves, Blends, Wells, Ilu-
siona, Taletons, Ball Dresses, Cambrc Dimty and
Dimity Bands, Paper Musins; Bobbing Edging, Th'd
Edana, Fiorences; Grape Mourning, Wells and hdkfs
had heiter apply at the well known cheap store as
they may be then of saving 25 per cent This is
n well known fact and he fully proven | keen
nothing but The best and most fashionable Goods and
can sell them upon the very cheapest terms.
s. EROADBENT,
No. 93 Baltimore sueet, above Holiday.
h31-l have just received, fine Needleu ork Hdkfs.;
and Collars unbleached Hosiery, plain and embroid-
cred. II.
yssryyssss WANTED TO REET-A comfortable
EfMiJ dwelling possession required ON or before
Hsti,;il the nlcdle OF March-the vicinity of North
MA!..A Charles street preferred. Apply to
LUDLOW, PARCHALL & co,
ieIo1 2l4 Baltimore street,
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5I3- FAIR. Tie Ladies Of toe FELL'S POINT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Will continue their Fair
THIS DAY, in the splendid Hall recently erected by
the Eagle Arullcriss Fleet ST. next to the corner OF
Broadway, date Market srcet,) for the benefit OF the
above Church. The assortment of articles offered is
numerous and tasteful, besides plentiful supply OF
RCfrrShments--whiCh together with the handsome
new Hail. will render the Inducements TO attend the
Fair particularly great.
n Is. Both lines If OmnibuseS pass the Hall. 1t
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FRENCH GOODS.

EB McELDDWNEY AZ 60. 1913 BALTI-
R&e MORE STREET, between Calvert and Light,
have received an assortment " style rich chanae.
able and striped Gro de Berlin; Mode and drab Ar
mure and Messine; Rich Brucade Gro de Ab.aI; "A
heavy black and bue black w;.cred and ST ped Gro
de Rhine ana Armure; I Matte0ni L,istriag; blue
black Gro de Swiss ard HeIenniae DRESS SILKS.
Also, Cashmere and Homsn de l.aine; Plaid and
stripe Jaconet and Swiss MusaIks: rich Cashmere.
Tekcri, silk, Velvet. Ka5yle aud Th,het SHAWLS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, 10 which they inviie the
attention Of their customers TAl felS
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Lrlon lhe New Yolk Ionrnal of Command.

u We have been struck lately by the notices in
many Of the papers, Of CONNELL'S MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR, from u Conrtiand St, which
they say viii cure any % the following complaints,
W.: Burns, Scads, Erysipelas, Piles, salt Rheurn,
c,oiula Chllblans, 'Chat, Frosted Parts, sore Nip
pies, Sore Eyes, Old Sores FcIons Bes, and in fact
MI outward aings. We have seen this article tried
On several of the above complaints with the most as
tonlshing effect, curing after all other articles had
been tried in VAN.
We recommend every family to keep this blessing
0l the age in their houses,
This wonderful sdlve is to be had in this city, on the
terms, nj the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore, and all who have not obtained 1t
we recommend at once to possess themselves of II,
and if they have for it now, 10 keep II III the
family in of need. 1t
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fuz-GREAT INDUCEMENTS. Beautiful Cologne
Bottles, of French China, only - cts eaeh also fine
Extracts of Patciinly Sc. only % cts bottle; fine Co
ogne Waters, Soaps, SC; Toilet Powders and Putfs
hne POmatum Banlolin, &c; beautiful silver Hair
Pins with richly coOred Tasses, 81 each; Jet Breast
Pins and Is cts each; Hair Pins low in proportions
lot Of Purse and Reticue Clasps, ofsccl, ae, styles
gilt and steel Beads in varieties; white, silver, blue
aud black Bugcs; gilt and steel Rings and TaSses;
Buffalo side and tuck Combs, in varieties; shell da,
Toilet Combs and Brushes; Ivory and plated Napkin
Rings, &c SC. New style goods receiving and ran
off at low prices for cash, and abatement.
Right on the corner Of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
felS3 81 MORTIMER s. MOWbRAY.
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{13 A series of Religious Meetings now being
held at the LUTHERAN CHURCH, Lombard street
The pubic are aieetona'ey invited 10 attend
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.,Tg EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS

-,T,9 EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS
GSliNi9S MAKER, FOR ONLY Two DOLLARS. A. A.
.gS.SNS TENllER begs leave 10 inform the Ladies'
OF Baltimore and lis vicinity, that has just arrived
from the cities of New York aud Philadelphia, with
hIsuew patcnttight OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESS
ES Habits, Sleeves, Yokes, Capes, Collars, Cardn-
ais, &c, OF every description, size, and style, by
which system any lady is enabled, after three hours
instruction, 10 cut any of said articles only the
very best manner, but also in an eConon ica way,
without any risks insists
For the above prCe, ladies will be instructed in
classes OF not less than three and every lady will be
entitled 10 book OF instruction, with chart.
Ladies will be waited upon at their residences,
at advance prices
The subscriber has obtained very lately patent
right Tor The above, and III entirey nVentiun
very different from any thing made known in this vi
ciuity before.
No charge is to be made unless complete salts action
is given.
Persons wishing TO purchase rights for counties or
States will do well to call.
Applications to he made at Mrs w. w. Peacock's
Boarding house, No. l2s OUTH ST, between second
and Baltimore SITS, where he can be found for few
days, from 10 A. VI to O'Clock P. NJ, and from 3 to
O'Clock 7. NJ A. A. TENfLER fe S-:}t+
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IC5-JUNiOR ARTILLERISTS, LIST Co, LIST Rest.
l.. A. Attend a special meeting of the company to be
held at Ewrman's Adelphi House, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 10th inst, at : O'Clock. Punctual
attendance is earnestly requested ms business OF great
importance will be brought before the meeting,
By order of the Captain,
frls.2t DAVID LEFEVER, Secretary,
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INAUGURATION oF President PoLk-Redtc-
ton of Fare upon he Rail Road. 1t being gene
rally expected that large number of persons
from all sections of the country intend to visit
Washington on the fourth of March, to witness
the inauguration of President Polk, and in ac-
cordance with the usage On similar occasions,
the Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, as will be seen by the advertisement in
another column, have greatly reduced the fare
between this city, or the Relay House, and
Cumberland. The reduction is for the round
trip, and from the list to the 8th of March in
elusive, is the time allowed to made it.
On the Washington Branch the fare vii! be
reduced one half, or $3.50 from Baltimore to
Washington and back, without reference TO the
number of persons, provided the round trip IS
made within twenty-four hours
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STEAMBOAT BCRNr.-Loss IF Life. We
learn by slip from The N. o. Courier, receiy-
cd las, night by Government express, that the
steamboat Pathfinder took fire near Grand
Gulf at o'clock on the morning of the sth
inst, and was instantly put Cor shore, but so
rapid were the flames, that the crew and pas
sangers were compelled to jump overheard on
bales Of cotton, p!anhs, &c. Twelve persons
were rescued and landed in safety, one Of
whom named Dougas IIardiN, the steward,
d.ed from the cold soon after reaching the shore.
Several passengers were missing, two Of whom
were seen to drown. Their nam0s are S. Carl
ton, Samuel Caldwell, John Butler, MIR. Pinch
back, Mr. Huggins, Iiardman Douglas, and a
fireman. Most of those saved suffered severe
" from the cold About 1900 bales of cotton
on board were consumed.
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THE MUSEUM. The saloon was as usual
we'll attended last evening, aud the laughabc
farce of "Advicc Gratis" was received with
shouts of laughter. 1t will be repeated agar
this evening, with, for the eighth time, the
burlesque of "Beauty and the Beast" During
the course of the evening, dancing by Miss St
CLAIR and Miss Warren.
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VIM. III. KEEVIL,

pgzYaN VIM. Fl. KEEVIL.
M1&E FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
EM % BALTIMORE STREET,
M1AGIaaa Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
that owing to the great Number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats,
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab-
lishment in the city, of any shape Or description now
worn, viz: silk, olcskin, Russia, Cashmere, Nutria,
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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GiF-i. O. r. NJ. A special meeting of The GREAT
COUNCIL Improved Order of Red Mem Of Mary
land, will take place on THIS (Tuesday) EVENING
at o'clock: at Mctamora Hall, N. Il. corner of Han
over and Lombard streets. BY order,
IT. JNO. l.. BOOKER, &. K. X.
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BREASTPINS, BRACELETS, &c.
MINK RED NOg2AZ 4 lrEIIII ES'N. s.

III handsomely in gold. Ladies who want hand
some BREASTPlN or BRACELEr, at a very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st
second door from Calvert where general assortment
Of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale TO- Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. fel6
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iGy- MURRAY'S FULL CUTlLLION BAND has
been engaged.
GI3, TICKETS So, admitting a gentleman and
two ladies-to be had OF any of the mcmhets of the
Company, and AT the door the night of the Fall
tel8-ly9l % "a, 25 2G. 27-St
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EMILY

LETTER BAOS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS,
For ROterdam-Ship Richard Anderson. Goth inst.
For Valparaiso and GuaysluiI-Barque Hortensis,
despatch.
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WHINING ron AND BALTH-
MORE MISUNDERSTANDING TRAIN.

PRILAD. WHINING EDN AND BALIH-
MORE RAiLROAD--MuRNING TRAIN.
The train carrying The Uni ed
ts.t,ss,sn a. 20 States Mail leaves Pratt street
tsIs.53 HbsizAsA Depot except Sundays,) at
sSy W.. $500 nine O'clock A. NJ Passengers
alrIv, IN rnauoIpa at about 3. O'Clock, and in full
time for the evening lines for New York.
{d3- In connection with this train, SECOND
CLASS CAR will be run in order 20 accommodate
passengers at less raie than Other Tick
cts for The second class at 81 50, only be pro
cured ct the office before dur:ing
The EVENING MAIL TRAIN leaves the Pratt ST.
depot daily at O'Clock, p NJ through in 2 hours.
% The return trains leave PhaGe phii respective
ly al g A. NJ. and O'Clock. =. NJ aid reach Galti-
more al 81 and IL ociuck, Z. N.
iel8G A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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I% STRAAS! STRAAS!! =sR

81 STRAAS! STRAASM 81
THE FRENCH IMITATION OF DIAMONDS.
FENB EsE beautiful BREASTPINS, which excel
H. the diamond for brillancy, Just received and
for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Water street, second door from Calvert,
For or "a, Pin can be procured which looks as
well as diamond at 500. Gentlemen in want of a
handsome Breastpn, are invited to call and see the
different patterns. fel8
ED ArHER MYSTERIOUS. A coored boy
n a about ten years of age, who calls himself WILL
LIAM BOSTON, and vino says he has mother a
washerwoman living in Pine street, Baltimore, was
brought before the undersigned last Friday and COM
mitted TO the Jail of Washington city as a runaway.
The boy says he is free and that he wants to return to
Baltimore If the mother of the boy will write TO the
undersigned and prove the boys freedom before a
Magistrate in Baltimore, and send the papers to the
undersigned, the hoy will be discharged from prison
and delivered to the order of the mother The color
ed boy has short vsage, is about four feet hg, mas
large hazel eyes and is mulatto.
fols,3t WIN. THOMPSON, Just. of Peace.
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hNDERDONH's TRIAL. Another supply
W of the above, together with Bishop Onderdonk s
Statement, just received and for sale by
PARSONS Il PRESTON,
tele Isl Pratt st. adoining Railroad Depot.
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d ieated, are quietly setting themselves /"
oy, as they Likewise are bounu 10 no. I'n
W. see 50 great nation rs 'il's, c"ei''i''s 81
Hneagcs ana races o. me" 20 u.Se,s'''en ~,',,
,,,'I' o''S 'n1Ds l''"oS NJ r,rYs,i nn,yrr hm1
oacdicnt to Sovereign Law the States collected
will. surely in this we witness great moral tn
~ @
trnLIaniy nrnort;rg other free countries.
W tn the ostyacisms and prescriptions OF Greece
IA hoIne, with inc R'sas5na''"nS ana SN'l0s
" wv i'"I'"" ,.i,,'"'I y, '',G ,,f tc,
t;nrs ,g r.b,bnrd even In scdaio and trauuul
Holland when we remember HancvcIdt' as
"anol!" l'" Scai@'" AZ 'c age Vi Ses''i'l
I,, ,itIG,iI ,ho, ANY, othrr If hcrsons;
or Dewitt-a patriot. hero, and Il states
man, torn in pieces by the fury OF a mob OF ms
country surely we nave c@eSI W ~ Cor
I,'r nnoco AND o,dcr yh;cb bn, prevailed among
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OF THE LAW BUILDINGS.

oNLUON Ut HE LAW BUILDINGS.
ENR. IAGENIS has the honor 10 announce
-VH that on THIS (ruesday) EVENING, 18th inst.
at half past o'clock, he intends TO give am INTEL
LECTuAL ENTERTAINMENT in which he Will
read and speak various SELECT pieces in prose and
verse, taken frum Shakespeare Cope, Goldsmith,
Young, Blair, Hume and Robertson.
A single ticket 80 CENTS; two ladies and gentle
man, Sl-to be obtained at the book stores.
N5- EECITATIONS-Ro to the Peruvians; the
Downfall of Polanh the Death of Marmiou; the
Chamelion; Three Black Crows; Lodging for Single
Gentlemen; Queen Nab; Eiegy in a Country Church
yard Soliloqny from DR.. Young; Cato's Senate. IT.
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ANTICIPATED Duel IN KENTUCKY. A chal-
ienge has passed between MIR. Ewing and MIR.
Mason, two memDers of the Kentucky legisla-
ture, to fight duel. At the last accounts they
we're at Louisville, and their friends were en-
deavorlng to prevent! meeting.
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{G3THE CALEDONIA LIBRARY ASSOClA-
TION. woud respectfully announce 10 their friends
and the public generally that they intend giving their
first Annual Ball at the armory of the City Guards,
on THURSDAY, February 9th, 1915. Tickets 81
admitting gentleman and two lades-to be had OF
the following Commute, any members of the AssO-
citation, and at the door the evening of the Ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
w. DelrOche, M. N. Shannon,
K. MassiCOtt, J. Holloway,
Charles Chestnut.
NJ b. There will be several Fancy Dances during
the evening by members of the Association. CleTks
Cotillion Music has been engaged. fel0-eoStN
n9- COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
Suites Senate by authority of resolution of the Sc
nate, 10 take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, SC, will meet daily Except
Sundays) at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room Of the United States Court in the Masonic Hall,
in this city By order, -
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ia2S-d to the Commission.
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CITY COLLECTOR,S OFFiCE. )
BALTIMORE, 18th Feb. l515. !

BALTIMORE, IIth Feb. 1915.
al Office TO TAX PAYERS. Anrr the lst
IA March next, all City Tax Bills, unpaid, will be
charged with per cent interest. The Collector is
also required TO forthwith enforce the payment OF
both City and State Taxes
felS-iw A. LEVERtNG. Collector.
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BuRrON's THEATRE, FRONT STREET. 1t will
be seen by the announcement in in another CO.
lumn that this popular place Of amusement will
reopen on tomorrow evening, with the new
Tragedy of ala Tour do Nesle," by Victor
Hugo, with other excellent entertainments.
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siSOR HIRE. A Negro Woman from the coun-
81 try. For terms. apply early at No, 81 SOUTH
PACA STREET. telS-tf
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The FAIR. The Fair now being held in the
new Hall Of the Eagle Artillerists, at the cor
nar of Broadway and Fleet streets, will close
this evening, and final disposition be made Of
the many beautiful articles remaining ansold'
Fail not to visit the Fair to-day if you wish
horro