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NEW EXPRESS STEAMBOAT LINE

a saasy1 The new Steamer EXPRESS, Capt.
ESS5gy2 w hitcar, will leave the head of Pratt
xtssssszszsakxx- st. wharf THIS (MONDAY) AFTER
NOON, fth instant, at 81 o'clock and uiH arrive il,
Phltddephid the neat morning in time 10 connect Nth
The NerD York Morning Train
This Boat can comfortably accommodate seventy
PASSENGERS, with superior State Room and Berths,
having been built expressly for the trade between Bal
tm0re and Philadelphia, and is the fastest propeller
i'll the United States.
QG-PASSAGE $1.50. FREIGHT taken as low
as by any other Line.
05- Apply at the Steamboat Office, N. E. corner of
Pratt and lght-sts., or the Captain on board.
~ u. No whartdge charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, ether in PhiLadei phin or BnLkinlore. Ii
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Nh. HArXER's SUBSTITUTE TO THL DiRLCT
TAX BILL. We have already stated that in the
FIRST Branch of the City Council, Mr.. Harker
had offered substitute to the ordinance from
the committee on Ways and Means, providing
for laying and collecting a direct tax for the use
orthe State, for 1915; The substitute provides
for levy OF 50 cents on every 500 of assessa-
bic property in the city, provided the LeglsIa-
ture at its next session, shall pass a law rcqoir-
ing other parts the State to do the same, and
also repeal the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal
Bill the Stamp Act and the Act for dividing
the City of Baltimore into twenty wards. The
preamble to this substitute is as follows:
Whereas, the taxes heretofore levied agreed
bly, to the provisions of the act Of Assembly,
passed at an extra session, eighteen hundred
and torty-onc, entitled San act tor the general
valuation and assessment of property IN the
State, and to provide a tax to pay the debts OF
the State has been insufficient, had 1t all been
collected to have paid the interest on, much
less to have reduced the principal OF the State
debt, contracted in consequence OF extremely
unwise legislation; and Whereas, a number of
counties in the State, have not to this day, col
lccted and paid over any part Of the portion of
the tax falling to their share and Whereas, the
city of Baltimore always has been, and now is
one year in advance of all the other portions OF
the State, in the collection and paying over of
the said tax, and Whereas the prompt ac-
ton on the part of the city in this parti-
cular seems TO have created in the minds of
the legislators of the State an impression
that tho people of the city are so ready to
pay taxes that they will humby and silent
ly, without complaint, submit to any species of
taxation, however unjust, unequal and oppres-
slve, and they have accordingly passed laws to
operate against the city, which partake of the
character of those adopted against this country
by the Parliament of Great Britain, during the
administration of Lord North, and which led
to our revolutionary war; therefore, be it en-
acted, Sc.
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SUNDAY School Excursions. The Presby-
eery of Philadelphia, Gold schooD at its late
session, adopted resolution in which they de-
clare that they s'consder the practice, common
II late years, of Sunday School excursions, as
ON the whole injurious to the best interests Of
the Schools, and calculated, by degrees, to in
,assauoe pomp and display entirely at variance
with the original simplicity of the institution
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES.

~ LADIES will please take notce-
aR of No. 45 N. HOWARD ST., -e>
where they will find a beautiful assortment of GAIT
Err SHOES, all coors, which are made in the most
fashionable style, and cheaper in proportion than any
other establishment in the city.
The undersigned has the honor to inform the Ladies
that they would do well to examine the above article.
LADIES' and Chillrens Caters and ShOes-all perfect.
DON'T forget No. 45 N. Howard-st
apl2d2t* MARTIN BRAUTIGAM.
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. les NORTH HIGH
STREET, NV doors north of Gay-si. mhl2-ly
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T3-l certify, that Independent of the efficacy of
CONNELL'S OINTMENT which experienced my
self in the case of severe burns, which it insantane-
ousy relieved by one application only-that recon-
mended II to w. Rufus Walsh, proprietor of the New
York Circus, whose feet were swollen from Govt or
Rheumatism, and by which he was enabled to draw
on his boots and atlead to his usual business. In
several other instances have known applied (such
as are detailed in the advertisememt,) and cannot
suppose that its extraordinary virtues oyerrated
THOMAS HANDBOOK,
496 Pearl street, N. Y.
For sale, corner of HANOVER and BALTIMORE
STREETS. 1t
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CON- DANIELS. Com. J. ID. Daniels, of Bal
timore, arrived at Porto Cabello on the 2lst
ult., in command of the steamer Warrington
from an experimental trip, commissioned by
the government.
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oh tile l2tA inst Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife Of Andrew
Brunner and second daughterof the late Daniel Blk
Ter, of this city.
On the 10th inst. in the 77rh year of her age, Mar
TIA NoRBuRY, relict of the late Geo. Norbury.
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.

TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.
TONES & ABBOTT respectfully inform their
81 friends and the public, that they have been APP
pointed Agents for CRIST'S extensive SAW MILLS
(SusquehanHa River,) will furnish dimension Stuff
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
J. & A. continue to SAW all kinds of Lumber al
their Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end Of the City Block, (old Draw Brdge.) j.
K A. have on hand, White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber
and White Pine MAsTs White Oak, Yellow ana
White Pine PLANK, ial3 3n
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MONDAY MORNING, Arnil Il, 1875.
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HOLLIDAY-ST Prize Office,
FLETCHER & co. {
y 4O.OOO $1,000 TO- e each. Four Ssh
prizes, besides $3.50, 900 in the scheme. 70 Nos. ID
ballots Tickets S., halves So so, quarters 81 25 Re-
collect the purchase of ticket package at this Of
flee in the above or in any other of the magnificent
lotteries TO be drawn this week may put you in pos
session of an independence for life
Drawn Nos. class IL, April 10, lowest prize So.
So 20 40 54 % IL 30 Q II So 81 46
Persons at distance disposed to try their luck will
please direct their orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
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i l. Nj a MA C..
MARRIED.

On the 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Sewell. Jos2Py
II. AvDoUs TO SAsAu A. eldest daughter of Canaan
Horace Butler, all Of this city.
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. John Healey JoEr
CRAWFORD 10 Miss ELizABETH PERRY, all of this CITY
AT New York, on the 9th inst by the Rev. Thoma,
Lyell, d. D., Rev. SAMUEL john EVANS, late of BALI
more, TO Miss HARRIET BAYARp, daughter of Geor,.
ID, Cooper, Esq, of New York.
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no" STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS
/ his is a pamphlet of upwards of SO pages, written
by tx Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his dom site affairs, in which the conduct of Gov
Mcdowell, of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dgnitaries, is severely arragned
and all matters in relation TO his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events. explained and com
mentcd on with force and yigor 1t can he had at this
oflice--pIiCe % cents.
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MUSEUM. There has arrived at the Museum
real lump of mortality in the way Of ia fat
boy" He may be seen during the day. Per-
f,rmances--excellent-a usual IN the evening.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT EXCHANGE READING Rom.
For Bremen-Ship Tippecanoe, soon.
For Macao and Canton-Barque Inca 20tn inst
For Bremen-Barque Louise Both inst
For Rio de Janero-Barque Hebe with desnatsb
For Kingston, Jam-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch
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Eb3-NO MAN need now despair Of being cured OF
the PILES, for Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL. Apply at DR.. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, go
East Baltimore street. fifth door of Front street.
where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENSIVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 tt
&C. CARD. BY request of several gentlemen, Mr.
HEY proposes to deliver another course of Lectures
on EAGLlSH GRAMMAR, provided "A number sufli-
cIent 10 constitute class OF ten (of which six al
ready obtained) shall apply Immediately,
The Riost satisfactory testimony of the simplicity
and efficiency of Mr.. HEys peculiar system Of Eng
llsh Grammar will be given, if desired by ALL the
members of his former classes.
Terms SiO-pnyabls in adpance. Persons who
may become members of the cllss admitted TO all
subsequent ones, composed of gentlemen, during the
year, so that the greatest accuracy may be obtained
IN this Indispensable aud elegant accomplishment.
MI Hey respectfully informs the public that having
obtained the aid OF excellent lnstrucess, he has
opened Preparatory Department TO his institute.
As this portion OF the School will also receive fair
share of his attention, he hopes ii will merit as gem
cEous patronage as the other division enjoys.
TERMS:rom SIS TO 80. Apply at
aPl42tF No. 237 w. PRATT STREET.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
INDEPENDENT GREYS'
MILITARY EXCURSION AND COTIL-
LION PARTY.
On Monday AFTERNOON, Aug. Tia. 1SI5,

oh -HNllnHy Afternoon, Aug. Attn. 1NA5,
Gar1t~ b. The INDEPENDENT GREYS,
,},sS would mos, respectfully inform their
- q5 friends and the pubic, that they in
nEaAa1 I'D end To have Excursion 10 Anna
p"iN on MONDAY AFTERNOON, August ain and
i"I inns purpose they have chartered thai spi u'Ii
ana comInodiouS Steamboat POCAHpNTAS, wUich
VIII leave Light street WHAT at > o'cocA, ?, NJ.
touching at The County what, Fes Pon:, going and
returning.
II is the intention Of the Company 20 apply the
proceeds of tits excursion to the building OF their
Armory which is IN progress Of erection. and
therefore appeal to the liberay of their fellow CHI
ArnS, with Il hope of receiving The same patronage
that has Oern extended TO them former occasions
plcdglng themselves to spare no pains expense to
promote the comfort of those who may honor Them
with their presence.
The Company viii he accompanied by their own
MILITARY BAND, and IN addition TO This first rate
COIiLLlON MUSIC has been engaged fpr the ac-
commodaion OF those who may wish 20 participate
in The dance,
90" ICE CREAM, CONFECTiOTARY and RE
FkESHMENIS of every kind will be furnished on
board the boat at very reasonable prices.
% Tickets FIFTY CENTS each-to be had a,
the clipper, sun and Argus offices; al the principal
Hote = and of the members of the Company.
N. b. The members will appear in ul summer
Uniform, with side and gentlemen attached 10
other Military Companies "hO may accompany us,
are most respectfully requested to their respec
tive uniforms iy3l-d4t
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EhONED. GEORGE L. COOPER respect
n a fully informs his friends and the public gene
ra'ly, that he has removed from his old stand TO the
spacious binding No. &c LOMBARD STREET. be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
Is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOlSIlNG MACHINES, on the hest plan of any in
the United states for hOiSting easy cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES On an ilnprsy
of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for hnuse
hiiliderS-Such as Vault Doors; Doors, shutters Sc
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a yariety
OF beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will he done in the best StyIe and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage
so literally extended To him, he sOcits continuance
OF the same. All kinds of Blacksmhng neatly exc
cutea AT the SHORTEST h0lice. nlhS-uo6m
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A,LOsING OUT sUMMER STOCK. v

ANLOsING OUT SUMMER STOCK. We
N/are now closing out our stock of SUMMER CUT
GOODS, without regard TO profit. We have vet on
hand beautiful French BALXARiNE and LAWNS
which we are selling of at exceeding low prices
Also TLEHEN S tFE.aR consisting of sin
Gle MILD fancy CASSlMERES, TWEEDS, GAM
BROONS, plain white ana fancy English DRlLLISGs,
and Duck ditto, of fine and superfne qualities; black
French DRAPE D'ETE; Grape face and plain SUM.
MER CLOTHS, &c; plain and fancy silk, Satin.
Cashmere and MarseilleS VESTINGS; with MANY
other Seasonahe GODS, which we are determined to
close out. Persons wishing BargainS may rely on ob
tanning them, by giving us a call,
DORSEY s NELSON,
No. 65 Baltimore.
Also, on hand, a a,ee assortment Of SUN SHADES.
PARASOLETTES & PARASOLS, of the best ruali-
ty, cheap. ic25
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ENTIRE NEW srnCg az MArcurS

"a ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
TTN AND JEWELRY, received this dav, MAY %
~ Skand are now ready for my customers and
WH-~-*those who would wish to purchase a good
"Wch, The stock cannot be- surpassed by any other
eS'aolishhent for fnencsS of quaity-amons which
are Gold Levers, Of M. L. Tobias & COS; j. P John
sons Church ST Watches; Gold Lepines; Gold An
cnor Levels; Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first qualify Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sim
gle cased Levers; Vertical WatchCf. Sc which are
offered Wholesale and retail by GABRIEL n. CLARK,
at his old established store, Water-st second door
from Calvert, int &C.
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'E'YLER's AGUE AND FEVER avn

LEXIS AGUE AND FEVER AND
N TONIC PILLS, q certain safe and rtle,h,oL
[ b:uJ or SS"e and ffrcT, Intermittent Fcrcr, and
Ch't@ and fererS in all their va, lou, forms
ne Following certificate from planter in FIor,J,
u,d'eS facIS worthy of the attention of every one
diseases. " $50 """'~ 'ta"Fu
Dr' o. r. TYLER-Dear Sir take great pleasure
IA an"lhg my testimony IN favor of yoar truly yalua
, feVef anu Ague Pills 1t will be almost ;mpossI
t 10 command language 10 express in full their sau
tdfy anu ever wonderful effects in cases thar have
come hhdrr my own observation in my own family -
procured Two boxes from your travelling agp nj LAST
year, tor the purpose Of trying in case in which oI
9iner remedies had failed. The patient took them as
u'tC'cd, ana 10 my astonshment, they STONED the
chII' al once The contents of the same boxes have
cure" hVe cases since in my family. indeed | con
n'I ttfh 'ar superior to any preparation in use for
me cure o. chilIs and fever, and have never known
u'eh 10 ran IN any case where they have been MED
ANA 10 all afflicted would say, if YOU wish 70 Oct i'm
mediate ieilri and become perfectly cured Inv toy
oil l!Ief's Pills, which will insure you good heaIlh
,rouh. o., :, ]. w. ROACH
Iallahassee, State of Florida, May 18TH. ls45,
, ne ABOVE named Pills are prepared oulv nv n,
Baltimore. '" '4'sA sts.j
N3" Price One Dollar per box. ivIatf
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c. II. ROGERS
BALSAMlC VEGETABLE EMBROCATION
IN For the cure OF Sprains, Bruises
sSxssszzs31 Freshand Old wounds, Rheumatism
T&k6 stiffness and swelling of the Joints
aV either for man or horse: also for Cuts
uxAAAsss4x Burns, Calls, stings bites of insects
or reptiles, frosted feet, Sc.
For sale only by q. p. ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard and Marion, and
isSeolY Howard and Madison SITS, Dat,
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ENOR SALk-A most ynlnahIe cnnk. washtr Id

ENOR SALE-A most valuable cook, washer and
n ironer, "a years of age with her children, boys
IA, : and years old, and the child months old,
slaves for life. Also for sale, mulattO hoy, | years
Of a'e, slave Tor life; black 81 years of age to
serve 10 years, good farm hand; boy, 6 years of
age 10 serve IL years, good waiter and coaChman;
black woman, tIom tie country, % years Of age,
serve about years, good cook washer and ironer;
black woman 20 years OF age, te serve 30 years with
her child, 2years old, slave for life, good cook
washer and toner; black boy, IA years of age 10
serve III years, very smart and active about the house
For other particulars apply to l.. +. SCOTTI,
ly2l Slave Agent ~ Exchange Place,
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FRESH TURNIP SEED, &c.

FRESH TURNIP SEED, &c.
80 Just received from the Seed Gardens of Ja5a
-. Sinclair 4 Corse-grown lS45: go
$50 lbs large white fiat TURNIP SEED
1926 lbs. red top TURNIP SEED
300 lbs. purple top RUrA BAGA SEED.
Also, the following imported last Spring: Ruta Ba-
ga, Early Dutch, White Globe, White Norfolk, yell
low French, Yellow Aberdeen, and large Yellow Bull
Jock Turnp SEED.
Price of 5. s C. TurHip Seed-Sl per 10.
do in ported do Is cents per ID.
Time of Sowing for table use, from 18th July 10 the
last of August. Stock Turnips should be sOwn from
LIST to last of July. r. SINCLAIR, Jr., co.
lyle 2aw4w No. 90 Light street.
NOTICE TO TAX pAYEhS. The list OF
~ property, advertised for sale by TIE undersigned
20 take place Thursday July 9th, is postponed To
FRIDAY, lst day of August, lsi5.
JOHN b. SElDENSTRICKER,
Collector o Taxes for the
iy2f-eOft Years lSil '42 and 'i3.
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DESIRABLE GOODS!
u

DCSlhA DIE GOODS
4 LARGE STOCK ofLAWNS, ORGANDTEs
IN and LACE MUSLINS
WOOL and Silk BALZARINE, extra chen,
Fancy and Black SILKS
RIch Embroidered and Plain MARQUESFs
Barrage SilAWLS and SCARFS
SILK SHAWLS, extra heavy
Black Italian SILK SHAWLS
Nett SliAWLS, bIack and white
White GOODS, of all kinds
Mourning do DO do
Ladies, SIX and Kid GLOVES A large stock
Silk and Cotton HOSIERY very ohoa,
With Domestic Goods, at lowest wholesale prices
a large stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestnas
flne French worked COLLARS, inside Collars
Cartoon Black silk LACE.
u AS me season is advancing, will sell very
cheap Call and see the Bargains
iel2 between Iipht and ChsrIass,raa,,
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4 ONG CLOTHS FLANNELs. SC. &C.

u ONG CLOTHS FLANNELS, &c &c.
"A k. McELDOWNEY s co have this day omen
cd several cases and A Shifting Long Cloths; do
4 aud ~ Shseting do. do. Also, 4 and A super
aud medium While Flannel; rs Gauze do do: vim
Il large assortment of 1914 and IL Linen Sheetng;
Pillow Case Linen; Irish Shirting Linen; Damask
and Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins: Huckaback
bird eye and Russia Dlap' rs Sc &c. which will he
sold low at No. l63 BALTIMORE STREET
jy26 between Calvert and Light streets
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FISHING EACURSlON--ROCk GREEK.
a s3s-y3 The undersigned, at the earnest So
Es57h rlicitatian of numerous friends. has
-SArssssaanSdE chartered the large and cOmmodiOus
steamer PATAPSCO. Capt. SANNER, for the purpose
Of having real old fashioned Fishing Excursion to
Rock Creek, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. August OH
The Boat will leave the wharf the intersection Of
Light and Pratt sueets, al O'Clock, and will stop at
the County wharf, FeIl's Point, going and returning.
Passengers, who preie~ it, viii be landed on The
Hhite hooks. and tak'H off at any time during the
day ov boats from the steamer. The boat will pro-
coed mp the creek far as the celebrated fishing
grounds, when the passengers will he dsscnbarked
aud LETT to enjoy themselves in making wholesale
attack upon the fnny tribe, in any other way that
may suit their nclinations. GGJ- Twelve good boats
will be provided.
90 Refreshments, Snacks, Confectionery, Fishing
Tackle, Bate, Sets, SC, will be provided in abund-
ance, for the qualification of the company,
(63- E&cel!eat COTILLION MUSIC will DC on
board.
20 Single tickets 80 centS--twO tickets will admit
a gentleman and two ladies' For sale at the Clipper
sun and Argus offices; at 'Lngau tia' corner of
Bond and Bank streets, and at the boat on the morn.
ing of the excursion.
n. B. No boys will be admitted on board unless ac
companed by their parents guardians.
jy3l-6L frs THOMAS DCNAHUE.
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NPooNs, BOoks. Just received a further
u supply of the following
The Poets and Poetry of Eutope nv Io,gfeIlo,y
The holy City aud its environs by the Ray;d CSC.
Williams illustrated
ne Bible Expositer, combinations of The truth of
me HOLY scriptures, from observations of recent fra
veiers, illustrating the manners and csfon,s Of The
places referred to in the Bible.
Mackey's Lexicon of Free Masonry.
D. nEsoh COS illustrated Bible History, in vols
rapcr, containing IA engravings, for 62k cts.
-, oepther with constant supply Of Standard and
miscellaneous Books, School Books, Stati merry &c.
p,,, PARSONS X PRESTON,
pot. '''o ->'''' ''OI i1o &c
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A&EGp~~ T. 1. .. IL. vi. POwhatan Tribe
Ass,sihzA,stsT Improved OIder of Red Men re-
&C., SIis ~ sEectuIy iHlOrm the ladies and gen
tlemen Of Baltimore that they in
tend TO have an Excursion to Eaalon on TUESDAY,
the oh OF Aug, leaving the intersection nt Pratt and
Light streets at O'Clock A, NJ. and stopping at the
County wharf, Fe's Point, going and returning.
The have chartered that splendid and Comuodlous
steamer THOS. JEFFERSON, Capt HILL, ;or the
OCCASION The known ability of the Capt. aud Pilot,
the object ct the excursion, ITO obtain Banner tor
the use OF the Eihe) the determination of the commit
Tee I" preserve order and decorum, a sufficient
guarantee TO the public, and warrant the expectation
of "A liberal support
Dinner and supper will he provided on board.
NOLANDT'S Military and CotilliOn BANDS are
engaged for The occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and
ady extra tickets 80 cents, he hat at all the public
places the Sachems Of the different tribes and the
Committee OF Arrangements.
William II. Hooper, r. A. McAlli>ter,
Henry Kreb3, Daniel w Evans,
George Stables,
al-3f Committee of Arrauuamnnts
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sTT,@a FARMS FOR SALE. One o 50
&aU,.H acres on the old Hartford road, and another
MM,ii adjoining, of 55 acres, both under good cult
MsHitL vatlon, well watered, and possessing every
Improvement for FIST rate market placeS-five miles
from the cIty-wi be sold bargain, either separate
~ or together Apply at l2S N. High ST., where
plat may b. seen.
ALSO-l2a acres on the old Frederick road well
improved and the land Of the most superior quality
prce ) 1880. Apply As above. we'd