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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-13

O.. The Wings OF Camden, y. ]. have elected
their candidate for Mayor. The Natives carried
the rest OF tie Municipal officers.
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United States District Court.
Before Judge BETS

CITY Int LLIG E y C e.
WEDNESDAY.
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r.ua,nos,,,re Eleetlon.

The Election for State Officers and Members OF
CONGRESS was held in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
We have in the Boston papers of yesterday full re-
turn. from only single town, Dover, the residence
of Hon. John P. Hale. Among his Immediate
neigbbors, at least, Mr.. Hale stands well, rs the
vote will show, and there is heavy Wing gain
from last year. The vote Tor Governor, as CON-
pared with that Of last year stands thus:
1915. Isi4.
Colby. steele Scat. Colby. Steele Scat
Dover 557 as5 1876 35i ISL 10
Wing maj. this year, 37-Loco maj last year.
il5-Whig gain, 1872! =,
The vote for Members of Congress stood as i0i-
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sem-ofiica order 10 the office seekers is published
IN The Washington Constitution OF Monday evening.
L Will De seen by IL that applicants are ordered 10
leave Washington forthwith, pain of Mr.. Polk
great dlspieaSlire.
d, .HfLiSAftoNs FcR OYFicsWr SfSrd dayS ago.
'ns importantly BY applicants Tor Office would tot
9a on the contrary. would marri.lly leSsu their
viii IL u Is sad that The PRECEDENT las declared
xSc b ~ Which rt Of hrs character that those
DIV s.,ses 1sr requests aud etHd here after
Siett;o Ss Claims will his favorable ccii-
III; ae Of rS T h;, eab.ne has be fully! oauize, and
aug sai the applications Will b taS. mn =.
$3.50 NJ s si see@rdnc their merits This we are
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Ships virginan (packe) Liverpool; Aontice1, ~ ser
re,nhsr Port uu Platte; schr Richmond AMI others
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ELECTION IN BuElNGrov, n J.-The election
for City Connci in this place came Ton Tuesday,
and resulted in the election of the Temperance
ticket by &c majority.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS nay.
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MARYIANp-Thr Legislature adjourned ines
dav morning last, after passing The bill laying tax
ON stamps, the bid relating to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. Il bill reducing the salary OF the Gov
ernor to 5000. and the salaries OF various other
officers and bill laying taxes on CLERKS Of The
Courts and the Registers OF Wills and Chancery
OuIo-The Senate bill, 10 allow blacks aud
mulattoes to tQstlly in Courts of Justice was lost
in the House, on lis third reading, by vote Of -
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DuIrys FAM EXTRACTOR 4, 81 Courtlizds,. SOLD a,
KALE PRlC :. aal MARR A\TEp GENlINE. -
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u SEG CoNsTocN'> AoyGRrisENs>T. GA the Lss, hrs
Ibis rArer Of articles tia; ohiaice such uGseun
ropulayrV All should Try them
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-24

FiREMEN's RIOTS IN PHILADELpHlA. The
Weccacoe and Moyamensing hose companies
of Philadelphia, had two more battles on Mon
day evening. in which stones, clubs and vari-
Gus other weapons were used without mercy.
The stores in the vicinity of the riot were COM
PEELED to close, and the whole neighborhood
were thrown into the greatest alarm. A
Waterman was severely injured in attempting
to restore quiet which was not effected IN
til the bollgerents had apparently exhausted
themselves, when they retreated, leaving the
ground in possession of the police with one Of
the rioters. Such fire companies arc an abso-
lutte nuisance.
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MARINE LlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, ApGIL % 1915.


tLEhkED,
BarQue Ida, Haett, Boston, Osborn & Whitrdge
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, Charleston, j. X Randall
Br. Sarah Ann, Newman Bermuda, & II Tucker
schr Exchange, Kellogg, Charleston, i. p. Cohen.
ARRIVED,
Ship Medemseh (of Boston,) Chase from Philadel-
phia, ballast, to Jehm H. Hodges.
Barque Louisa, Gait, days from New York, 10 .
Henderson Co. and hides, to B. Defori s. Co.
Brig Ellen, Racktl, from Matanzas 9Th April. M D.
lasses, to Wilmington 4 Eastman.
Scht Repeater, TravCrs from Alexandra, D. C.,
mdse. to Rose, Merrill * Dodge.
Schr Harriet Sears, days from Portland, plaster
10 Kirkland, Chase 4 Co.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Hooper, 4 days from Boston
to the Capes, plaster, 10 las Hooper & Sons.
SChr Diligence, -, from IlaYre de- Grace, antnr1.
cite coal to John Pickell.
Canal boats Echo and Sally Ann fin Wilkesbarrc,
Pa. anthracite coal, TO John Picke
steamer Baltimore, RcCs, from ihladel phia nldse.
E. G. Harris.
Steam packet Herald. Russell, from Norfolk. Re
ports of the Paiuxent brgantine; and off James
Point brlg-bOth bound up.
BELOW-Br. brig Somerset, Williams, from De
marara, LIST inst ballast, To J. G. Yates
MEMORANDA.
Barque Coruelia, Young, from James River iol Rio
dc Janeiro, was in hampton Roads Goth inst.
Brig Colorado, Gerrish, for Baltimore, cleared at
Boston 2lst inst.
Schrs Pearl, Nickerson. and Union, Bangs, for Bal
timore, sailed from Providence Goth inst.
Schrs A. F. Myrck, Cathcart, for Baltimore, cleared
at New York 2lst instant; and Baltimore, Seavy, for
do. do. 22d
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Mail FOR THE Pacific. The L. S schoon-
ar On-ka-hye, Lieut.. Commdt. a. Sinclair,
will sail from Norfolk on the list OF May, for
Chagres A mail bag will be made up at the
Norfolk post office, and all letters and newspa-
pers received there prior to that day will be for.
warded. The postage to Norfolk must in al
cases be paid in advance BY this con.
veyance, letters and newspapers can be trans
United for persons in New Grenada, Peru, and
Chill, or to any of the islands in the Pacific
Ocean,
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DrGRACYFrL AsFAIR--Riot a! the Oniot'Si-
Of yiygiaia. We learn from the Richmond
STAR of ycsturday, that a dsgracefu riot has
occurred at the University Of Virginia, groN-
ing out of some i'll feeling between the stu
dents and Prof w. Il, Rogers. It appears there
Is Cal.a;humpan band of students attached TO
the Institution, who make it point 10 disturb
the Faculty almost nightly, and that Prot. Ro-
gers and another Of the Faculty openly de-
nonnced the proceeding, which caused their
houses to be rnobbcd. The college windows
aud doors wcreaIso broken open, aud on Friday
night last an attempt was made to oIo" up the
old trees around the building This made It
necessary ior the INculty TO call on the police,
and finally the military, and the University IS
now, saws the Star, in the possession OF 800
soldiers. The students have heid a meeting
and pledged themselves 10 restore order If the
military be- Withdrawals, bat the Faculty say
they require something more than pledges
Hon. W c. Rivcs addressed the Faculty and
Students on Monday upon the subject. Most
Of the students have left; the Faculty, it is I'M
dcrstood, will resign; and for the present the
College appears to be broken up.
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IN w. TILYiRD.
u dc SURGEON DENTIST, EyrAw-sT.,
fe5-lm Sd door north of LOmbard-s ST

EONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK-Gleat
~ success again-prizes going off in packages
prizes of $4,000 and of S100 sold to worthy Gus
toner in the city yesterday, in single package which
he took under our guarantee Of one half, which we
always do in every lottery. $1,000 in a whole ticket
we s9ut TO Havre- de GIace, and prizes of 5000 we
sold to citizens No trouble for Us TO sell prizes
Every lottery tells. TO DAY, S20,0OO-tickets S.,
qrs. Si!-75 Nos. IA ballot. Drawn Nos Of yester
DAY.
% 81 70 IS "A l3 60 25 IL Cd Is 65 SO l6 y
Apply early to our ever lucky office.
Il. T. UCKER s. BROTHER
1t Head Of Centre Market Space.
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PUBLICATIONS. Mr. Jas. f. McGlenan, 81
Baltimore street, has laid on our table, IA
Course of English Reading, adapted to every
taste and capacity, with anecdotes of men Of
genius" Also, est. Patrick's Eve, or three
eras in the life ofan Irish Peasant'-by Charles
Lever.
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q Gle! ICE ICE! The subscriber has the plea
II sure to inform the citizens of Baltimore mat ne
has now on hand and will be constantly in receipt oil
PURE ROCKLAND LAKE ICE, which he will be
pleased to deliver to families, hotels steamboats, &C.
SC, at New York prices, and will guarantee to serve
it the season through. w. JONES,
apis eo2wif' 100 Spears wharf,
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ap24 corner East Baltimore AMI High SITS
WA ATEMNIAN,sPATENT aNEUMNT.

VA ATERhTAN'S PATENT PNEUMAT-
Wv IC SHOWER BATH, AND IMPROVED
BATHING PAN. The subscribers have purchased
the exclusive right for the sale Of the above useful
tlcle in the cities al Baltimore and Washington, and
recommend it 10 those about to adopt the healthy
practice OF daily abluton, one of the easiest cheap
est and quickest methods OF performing the operation.
The price of the Shower Bath alone, which can be
used with common tub or in IA bath house, Is only
Sl.5O. The whole apparatus, including Shove. Bath
Bucket and Bathing Pan, which is neatly Japanned,
is So, and ale arranged to be, without any diff
Guilty, placed in closet, ander bed, and conse-
quenty prevent all obstruction in the chamber. These
who wish to take bath upon rising in the morning,
without the Inconvenience of change of dress, can
do so III few minutes. The low price at which this
portable ShSwer Bath is Offered 10 the public should
induce all who desire a continuance of health and
chrerfuIncss, to purchase Those who wish to en-
anime il invited To call, when any information
concerning it will be given by subscribers.
EG5l- Bath Tubs, Patent Bath Heaters, and Shower
Baths of every description always on hand,
Bath Houses fitted up the most pleasing terms.
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
No. Is Baltimore street, I'd door
ap24 East of Harrison street.
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TIE PoroMAc FisHERIEs. On Tuesday,
shad were selling at $3.50 and S. per hundred,
and herring at $3.50 and 81 per thousand, at
the wharves at Alexandria and Georgetown.
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GNlTIZENS OF BALTIMORE, ATTEND
" TO YOUR INTERESTS. The stlrast way to
do it, is by patronizag M. DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE
DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the Rail
road Depot, next door to BradshawS United States
Hotel) From the number of capitals sold lately it
would seem that DOYLE'S patrons are monopolizng
the prizes. Citizens, and all, your interests de-
mand that you call Immediately and get some of the
capitals in the splendid schemes to be disposed of this
week, of which there is still ga few left.''
THURSDAY, capital $40 900, tickets s5, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $lo,ooo tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Risk package Of wholes only S2S,
halves Sl4, quarters 81. One of these certificates
may draw over Sl2 0O0-as there is no doubt that
DOYLE will sell the capital prize in this scheme,
ders had better be sent as early as possible during
the week.
liberal discount will he paid 10 persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, ~
the package, single ticket or share. All orders,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt stree;,
1t ri Opposite j. 4 o. K. r. Depot
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BYRNE s CO.'S NEW OFFICE, !

BYRNE s. CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Corner of Exchange Place & South St
EpSRNE ~ co. ahead of all other Offices in ths
hs city We sold the ID capital of $1,000 in the
Be-Air Lottery, drawn on the 22d inst, and had the
pleasure of paying the cash to the lucky holder,
yesterday sold two prizes of $1,000 each. This is
truly splendid run of luck. We now offer the fol-
lowing fine lottery for to- day-s90, 900, 5000, of 1909
rs Nos. ID ballotstickes So, qrs. 81 25 To those
who do not wish 10 call at the Office we would re.
quest orders through the City Post Office they will
meet the same attention as if personally present
Drawn Nos. Of class 40, drawn yesterday.
% 81 % SO Al 10 90 25 II 81 Is IS 50 l6 u
BYRNE s. co.
II North East corner of Exchange Piace.
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HNOUR SPLENDID PRIZES SOLD BY
NJ SCHOOLFIELD & co. YESTERDAY. To
Nos Is 50 65fa prize of $500, sold to gentleman of
this city; Nos. - 25 81, prize of S400, sent TO
Wrishtsvle, Pa; Nos. l6 y "a, prize of 5000, and
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class II, drawn
April 80 lowest prize SS, are
% 81 70 6S ID ID SO 25 II 81 Is 65 SO l6 u
Draws TODAY the brilliant scheme OF Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class 49.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize Of $4,000 prize OF s2250
" 5000 5 g 1000
1 5000 90 500,&c
Tickets s.; halves %, quarters ]; eighths So.
In which Scheduled s Co. will sell on certificate
packages of Is quarter tickets for only SIC 25 and
can draw over $4,000 Fer the prizes call on
SCHOOLFiELD Y CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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GEN. JACKSON. Information has been re-
ceved in New York from the Hermitage that
on the 18th inst, General Jackson was pros
trated by severe attack OF his disease. To
use his own words-'l am wasting away like
tapcr-but this morning | lay at the last
gasp One of his lungs is entirely gone.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-24

Mons. ADRIAN, the great Magician, has ar
rived in town from his late tour through Eu-
rope and Asia, and brings with him his magni-
icent apparatus, with which he produces some
of the most astonishing experiments and magi-
cal decisions Many of his feats are new dis
coveries, made in his tour through Asia, and
have created the most intense excitement in
Paris, where he last performed. He has taken
the Assembly rooms, and will appear on Mon
day evening next.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-24

ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-Beneft Of MIR.
Pelham. Tonight, Mr.. Pelham, alias Ginger,
alias Bones, takes benefit at the Assembly
ROOMS and we expect to see the hal! crowded
by few of his admirets-only few, we
say, for if all who have been so delighted with
MS music upon the bones were to wend their
way to the corner of Holiday and Fayette
streets such a crowd would be gathered there
as was never seen before. Go to the Assem-
bly, Rooms tonight, and 90 early; "a word to
the wise SC.
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Briggs.

BAPTIST CHURCH AND SLAVERY. The Bap-
list Board of Foreign Missions having declared
that they can appoint no one as missionary
having slaves and insisting upon holding them
os his property, the Virginia Board have ap.
pointed Convention to be held in Augusta
ga in May next, to confer on the best means
of promoting ''thc foreign missionary cause ane
other interests of the Baptist denomination il
the South" Other Southern States are re
spending to the call
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A7- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, 10 be the best REMEDY if
not the only ever discovered, for WHOOPlNG
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all SrRIC-
sc. The genuine Article can only be obtained of DR..
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in otner places sHpaIicd OH the usual
terms. mh;G- lmt
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g3-LADIES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
fnent room Of the Church, the Evenings of 22nd,
23d and oath inst The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing tie Church debt As pains will be spared
in providing whatever Is excellent and delicate, the
ladies' hope their efforts will be appreciated, aud the
audable object in view promoted.
Tickets BE- had at the book stores Of MIR. Bruner,
Charles street, and of Mr. II. Colburn, Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room
n. b. The room will DC open for the reception of
yiSters throughout the day. apps
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fs7- NOTlCE-To JOURNEYMEN CA

E3- NOTiCE-TO JOURNEYMEN CABINET
MAKERS. There will be an adjourned meeting held
on THURSDAY EVENING, the oath instant, at u
O'Clock, At the Union Hail, Baltimore street. As bu-
siness of importance will be brought forward it is
monthly meeting is held on the ID Monday in each
month At which we Invite all Journcynen who are
not members to come forward and join By order of
the Society, J. ASkEY, President.
ap22 81 J. LOGAN, Rec. Secy.
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AN ENTERTAINMENT. The ladies of st,
Andrews Church, continue their entertain
ments; and those who desire to taste Of excel
lent refreshments, or to aid them in their ge-
nerous undertaking, will be pleasantly enter
tanned by paving them a visit
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THE MENAGERiE. This admirable Collec-
ton of animals, now exhibiting at the corner
Of Charles and Conway streets, was visited yes
terduy by large and respectable number of la
dies and gentlemen, who were highly gratifed
at the interesting spectacle there presented of a
portion of Natures curiositics. The proceeds
of last evening were for the benefit of the Pitts
burg sufferers, and from the great number pre-
sent. we doubt not handsome sum will be
placed in the hands of the Mayor this morning.
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THE MUSEUM. Mr.. Rice will appear again
tonight, in the laughable burlesque of "Otel
To-" 1t is an excellent affair, and will have {
great run.
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81 EAn REWARD. Broke Charles coun-
y wv ty 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, a half worn light
drab country cloth pautaIoons and roundabout and a
to elude detection. He has wife AT Mrs LlOvds, at
the Banks of the Dee, in Charles county, and has
been seen in that neighborhood since his escape from
Jail. This negro was formerly owned by the late John
Posey, and for the last two years by Peter w. Cran
Esquire.
The above reward will be given for the apprehcn-
sion and delivery OF the said negro security in jail
that get him again, if taken any where except in
st. Mary's Charles and 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
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION FOR THE LADIES.
1t was decided in a breach of promise case, the
other day in England, that an unmarried te-
male, aged 80, is not girl, but young woman.
The phrase cold girl" is then out of place.
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NO Z. :. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, sc. sc.
% IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES. PLATES, Sc. SC.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6 d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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SOLONION LEVI.

SULUNION IIFk I,
~.y5;,,,.,y' Respectfully informs the public
f9-;1.:e1ssss;t3 r. that he has the only Prepare
.-iS;.f -. l3.ss ton for destroying RATS and
t-@crssz:s'.e tSa...,,s3 MICE, REACHES and ANTS.
a, - This preparation will never
fail, if applied according to directons 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. ap2i -eotAp26
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sYkue GUM AKAHI1l-

y For Coughs Colds, Whoopng Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast. This is "A pleasant preparation Of Gun
Arabic combined with Olher remedies which renders
il one of the most efficient medicines for The above
named complaints offered for the relief of sui-
fering humanity. II has maintained high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial prove the
truth of the above statement Prepared only by
G.. X. TYLER,
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U3- The ICK MANS FRiEND.-THE SUGAR
COATED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, are now
the favorle remedy for headache, furrcd tongue,
p'psia, colds, worms, bilious complaints, sc. Be
particular to see that the written signature of G..
Benz. Smith is the bottom OF the box and avoid all
stores of doubtful character.
N. B. Beware Of counterfeit Indian Pills, as none
hut Dr. Smiths are ''Sugar Coated" Principal office
l70 Greenwich street.
II, w. ANDREWS, Hill st. one door from South
Charles II. and Baltimore General Agent. Also, by
VIM. X. Orrck, corner Eutaw and Lexington streets;
DR.. ThOS. w ROuntree, cor Gay ST. and Bel-Air mar
ket; John NJ. LaiOque, corner Harrison and Baltimore
sts G. w Tucker, cor. +. Pratt and Eden SITS; Jas.
Stansbury, 81 Broadway, Fell's Point Charles Wise
man, LightSt. and corner Cove and Baltimore streets;
). ) Ilance, cor Pratt and Charles SITS; Samuel Kla-
mer Co., Pratt 81. head Smiths dock; A. g Ridge
y cor Howard and Pratt ss; DIR. E. n. Perkins cor.
Baltimore and Greene SITS; J. F. Perkins Bro, cor
Greene and Franklin SIS; G.. Ia DuhuGst, corner Pratt
and Dugan's wharf; e.. F. Rogers & Co How
ard and Madison sts; John II. Moore corner Aisuuith
and Monument Sis; J. II. Lennon, corner Baltimore
aud PoppIetOn stS u. r. Mensar,at, corner Pine and
Lexington sts. John Moore, st Market ST.; Chas. Ro
bnson, Eason, (E. 81 Md; James Martin, EIlicots'
Malls, Md; .. L. MuIdcn x Co., Portsmouth, Va:
Geo J. Fischer, Frederick, Md; NJ. A. Santos Nor
folk, VA NJ. CridlGr, iIarper's Ferry, Va; Robert
kevwOrth, Washington, d. G John X. Perpoint,
Alexandria, d. c.; O. NJ, Linthicum, Georgetown d..
e.; NJ, Delaney, Washington d. g.; J. F. Callan, do.
do; Charles Sto:t, do do; Geo NJ Suhoron, George
town, d. c. ap92 eo3t
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LIST OF DEATHS ON BOARD THE Wanda
LA. We copy from the Madisonian of last
evening, the following official list of deaths by
Yellow Fever on board the L. S. ship Wanda