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AtLOTIS, CASSHMERES AND VESflNGS
~ Just received at the New Store, large addition
TO our stock of Gentlemens wear, consisting in pr of
and invisible green, French, English, Belgian and
American. from 2 to $3.50.
CASSIM ERES-Ribhed and plain, double Milled,
all colors from rs cts to 80: Fancy striped and plain
single milled, Sll2a 10 SITS; black French Doeskin,
for sentlenen's summer coats; 3 and French Elias
tic Cassimeres, from lbs to $3.50.
VESTINGS-Satin, Florentine, laVentihe and Silk
from LIS to S250; MarseiIIes, Cashmere and LINEN,
37I cts TO Si.75 Also, Summer Cloths; Drap de Etc;
Indianna's; Alpaca Cloths; plaid, striped and plain
Gamhroons; ribbed and plain Linen Drills; 8 and "A
brown and drab Linens and cotton Pantaloon Stufs;
a large assortment of Brown and Bicached Cotton
Sheetings and Shirtings, Cotton Drills, &c. &c.
o. Our stock of gentiemen's wear is now one OF
the best in the city, and customers may depend on
finding the best articles at the lowest nrlces
JOHN Fl. WILSON,
No. % Baltimore st, {While House,l
ap9 usm doors below Frederick Sc
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Four CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH On the
night of the 10Th or Goth ult., the house of Mr..
McCarty, of Beauharnois, took fire, and before
the inmates were aware of the danger which
they were in, four children were burnt to death;
and the father and mother had a marrow escape
from the same dreadful fate; they were, howev-
er, considerably injured. They lost everything
the house contained.
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ALEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IN beinga liquid Dye which simultaneously changes
the color OF the hair to beautiful brown or black
without injury to tue hair or skin. The great supe-
forty of this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
cation, and instantaneous efrct--all other dyes re
curing from 10 tn twelve hours produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the "PhiiadeIphia Daily Sun -" Al
EXAEDER's TRIcoBApHE The effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. 1t tried Yesterday
in our office, and the change from grey black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the 'FPhiiadelphia Daily Forum " Sc
verai of our acqlantanccs have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as aexan-
der's Tricobaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
it has in case failed to produce the desired effect
immediately after applying it to gray hair WHISPERS
1t inparts beautiful brown or black color.
QI}- For sale nv Coleman & Rogers, No. IT'S Baiti-
more street; G. w. Andrews, ] M. Larogue. ]. w.
Scott, and +. Perkins, baltimore street; j. " y. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camdem-sts; Perkins & Bro
Their, corner Green and Franklin ]. w. Barry *
Co. corner Pearl and Baltimore sts., and wholesale
by the sole agents, K. Il G. A. WRIGHT,
ap9 eot27th w 81 South 4lh street Phjlad,
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G3-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLL7MS has, in
the of nineteen years of aborous practice and
observation, perfected Series OF Medicines that stand
unrivaed in the catalogue of remedies before The
public. This series embraces for every disease
lie which human nature is subject, and yet comprises
article that can do HARM under any circumstances,
being composed exclusively of innocent Vegetable
substances. Visit the Laboratory, 30 EAST BAL
TiMORE STREET, fifth door Of Front.
DR.. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS, the
best ever made, for sale above Inh26 If
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DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE. The Rt. Rev.
DIR, kenrick, Bishop of Philadelphia, a.d Rt.
Rev. Bishop Odin of Texas, sailed in the ship
Skiddy, ON the LIST inst, for Europe, and the
Rev. VIM. Loughran, of St, Michael's church,
kensington, went in the packet Europe for the
recovery of his health; the Rev Daniel Gull,
of Ohio, went in the same vessel, also to seek
restoration Of health.
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G7- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, be the best REMEDY if
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH. all srRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing,
&c. 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 other places supplied on the usual
terms. mh26- Inn
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a5- COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, CUT
LERY, WATERS, sc. in varieties at MORTIMER
4 NOWBR.9Y'S, where may be had all kinds OF
Combs, (of latest syles) Head Tooth Nail and Comb
Brushes, of every varcty Silk Purses Pocket Rocks;
Hail Pins, (pain and omamental) as also Twist,
Tuck and Side Combs, of Bufaloe and Shell; also,
Ivory fine Combs in the geates, varieties; Suspend
of various sorts; Table Cutlery; Pocket and Pen
knives with varieties of ether goods run off at low
prices for cash.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles sts,
apS-2lk MORTIMER x MOWBRAf.
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BETTING ON TIE GREAT MATCH BETWEEN
PBYToNA AND FASHION. The N. Y. Spirit Of
the Times says:-"H Here, 100 to rs is freely Of
fered on Fashion, and every possible descrip-
ton of betting is offered and accepted on time.
Since we commenced ponning this paragraph,
well-known betting man has offered $1,000 to
$500, that Boston and Fashions time (7:3a l-2
-7:45) would not be made. I'D. p" thinks
Peytona cannot be beaten in 1880, while "a
long, tall white man thinks it will take 1928
to fetch Fashion"
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d | T. d

On the 18th inst. SAMUEL LYMAN MoBsEIL l. ,pnts
infant son If j. M. and E. B, Lamdn, aged 20 months
and days.
On the 9TH inst Of scarlet fever IL BIsA VIRGINIA
daughter OF William and Louisa Somerville, aged 1
years, 3 months and Is days.
On the 9Th inst Mrs. ELIzABETH Woodbury. aged
rs years go
AT Washington, on the 9TH instant, Hon. RICHARD
QUITS, aged ID years.
AT Alexandria, Yesterday, George Brent, Esq Col
lector of that Port.
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INDIAN FIGHT. The Cherokee Advocate
contains an account of an ARRAY between an In
dian named Nicoson, and some United States
soldiers, near Fort Gibson, in which Nicoson
killed one ofhis antagonists and wounded two
or three others-one of them MORALLY. The
parties were all intoxicated.
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ARRIVED,


schr VIM. Alien, Spauldns, st. Thomas Whiting.
ton & Eastman.
ARRIVED,
Brazilian steam sehr Cacigue, Kase, from N. Yo Yx
bound to Rio de Janero tout in in dstress to Clark
Kellogg The Cacique left New York about 24th
March, and encountered very heavy gales of wind I'm
the N. f.; on the 30th and 3st, in one of which, on
the night of the latter day, was dsmasted near the
bermuda Islands, and put back into this port for
repairs.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to E. G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susannah Cumming, Clark, for Baltimore,
sailed from Liverpool 9Th ult.
Barque I.atrobe, Allen, of Baltimore, cleared OF
Galveston llth ult. for Bremen.
Brig Robert Bruce, Gardner from Savannah, arry-
ed at Havana 26th ut and sailed 2Sth for an out Dor.
TO load.
Brig Amazon, Wedge, from Cardenas, {Cuba,) ar
rived at New Orleans Both nit.
Briggs Della, Fales, and Homer, LiIlia, from Balti
m0re were below New Orleans Both nit.
Brig Adna, Sherman, from Baltimore, arrived al
st. Mary's, Ga, 29th uIt.
schr Thaddeus, Mott, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa
vannah Sd inst
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HeRITA NNlA wAHE. Coffee and T.n sci,

HpRfTANNIA wAEE. Coffee and Tea sets:
b. Coffee and Tea Potts. Sugars, rean,S and Stops;
Coffee URNS; FiIcher', with aud without covers;
Communion Sets; 'fankards and Mugs Tumhlers and
Mugs for children; SPfTFD0NS. with and without
feet and handles; Oil and Lard LAMPS, Of every de .
scrpth nj Tall and Chamher CandIestrk~; Mrasares;
Spickels and Mofssrs Gates; Table, Tea aud Desert
for children; Basins of different sizes; CASrORS in
great variety; FunnelS; Toast Racks for table use;
Dish Covers; Snnfrr Trays. &C. &c. Also on hand,
extensive assortment 0f Family and Fancy HARD-
WARE, Block Tin, Japlnned and plain TiNWARE;
Wooden aud Cast Iron Ware; brushes; Baskets;
Walters Table Cutlery, aud everv thing apnertaining
10 an extensive FURNI SHiNG WAREHOUSE. All
of which will bn said extremely low nv
JAMES C0RTIAN g. SOW.
No Is Baltimore street. Cd door
apo East Of Harrison street.
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MONUMENT IN HONOR OF COLUMBUS. 1t is
stated in letter from Turin, that the King had
given fifty thousand livres from the public trea-
sury, for the purpose Of erecting monument
in honor Of Columbus. 1t is to be completed
in August, 1916, and its Inauguration will take
place on the 18th of September, the day of the
opening of the Congress of Italian Literati,
which is to be held at Genoa.
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ANSApoLIs CORPORATION ELECTION. An
election was held in the city of Annapolis on
Monday for Mayor Recorder and five Alder
men. William Bryan, dem. was elected May
or, by majority of IL, over William Brewer.
William Tell Claude, was chosen Recorder, by
majority of 9, over Jonathan Pinkney, dem.
Daniel Caulk, James Sands, James w. Hun
ter and David S. CALDWELL democrats, and r.
r. Goodwin, wing, were chosen Aldermen
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HEALTH OFFICE AnriI7 ls1s

HEALTH OFFICE, April 7, 1885
Report Of nterments in the city of baltimore for a.
week, ending Monday morning, VIZ:
Gastric fever /; inflammation of the breast i: Cor,
sumption IL; lntane unknown 30; Scarlet fever 2.
stubborn S; Old age3; Dropsy in the head Catarrhal
fever 4; Drowned 2; Bronchitis |, ScrofuIa l. Vhoon
ing cough =; inflammation of the throat /; Infamms
Total Is. Nr -
Under year. n,,s ;;;.'2a Between and lo,4
between and -. 10 and 81, Il
Males, %; females, 35--63. OF which number "a
were colored persons-l5 free, 2 slaves.
by order, CORNELIUS NJ. COLE,
Clerk to the City Commissioners
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OCEAN STEAM SHIPS. 1t is stated, on ex-
'cellent authority, that several eminent capital
lists of Boston are now building large ocean
steam ship in that city, to be one OF a line to
run between New York and Liverpool This
steamer will be eighteen hundred tons in size,
and be finished on the 4th of July next and to
to take the first mail contract under the new
Post office Law.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
] 9th inst.
For Bremen-Barque Louise, Both inst
For Rio de JaneirD-Barque Hebe, with despatch
For Nassau, N. P-Brig Victoria, 10Th inst.
For Kingston, Jam-Schr Martha Elizabeth, with
despatch.
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G7-LADIES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies OF ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd,
23d and It'll inst. The proceeds be applied towards
reducing the Church debt As pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies hope their efforts will be appreciated and the
laudable object in view promoted.
Tickets To be had ut the book stores of Mr.. Bruner,
Charles street, and Of Mr.. II. Colbun Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
N. b. The room will be open for the reception of
visiters throughout the day. ape
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+ THE PEOPLE wish Gccutar deni0nstra
u ton that the cash Ore ia the place to purchase
for the CASH, they have only to call at No. Market
streetNeedles cents paper; solid Pin, cts paper;
Jet and while satin llairdresses AID Necklaces only
% cts; Hooks and Eyes ct b'x; Tapes cts. DOZEN
s. Butter Knives 25 cts: GnId Rings 25 cts; sci do
Bic: G" Watch KEYS 81; do. Ear rings % cents pair
Scissors cts; Je Pins 64r; Jet Buttons cts. dozen
Cologne &c; black and white hose cts; Mems half
Hose 10 cts Britannia Coffee Pots 81 25; Tea do 62o;
whole set do. Is pieces) only ST. Brit Table Sp"nns
1890 set; Tea do l2tc; CandIsstirks ftp Lamps, mp;
Ess Peppermint 80 cts duz; Shaving Boxes 80 cents
Britannia Spittoons rs CENTS Iapanned do 10 cts u.s.;
Gum suspendcrs l2 cts Al .hahet Plates - Gus doz;
also, general assortment of Jewslry; Canhs hrusl,
named Ware: Fancy SCANS, SC &c, all at prices
greatly below The regular terms CAL at once to in
sure the Bargains GEORGE T. VfHKERS,
No Baltimore street,
ap9 Between the Bridge and Market.
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Il l. NJ A a c.
MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. McJilton CHARLIE.
IL. CLEVELAND to SARAH AMELIA ErHISGToN alI of
this -
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NEW EXPRESS STEAMBOAT E.EAE,
FOR PHILADELPHIA

TVIt
a nsssaya the new Steamer EXPRESS, Capt.
Whitticar will leave the head OF att
:. 1asasszsssaE- 81. wharfTfIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON, 9th instant at 81 o'clock, and uiA arrive in
Philadelphia the neat morning in time 10 connect ;eh
the Ncw 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
timore and Philadelphia, and is the fastest propeller
in the United States.
Ng.PAssAGE $50. FREIGHT taken as low
as by any other Line.
QI3- Apply at the Steamboat Office, N. f. corner of
Pratt and Light sts., or the Captain ON board.
N. t. No whariage charged on Goods shipped in this
Line, either in Philadelphia or Baltimore 1t
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morning the Baptist Church in St. Poter's-st.,
was discovered to be on fire. The fire was set
under the pulpit, which was entirely consumed.
The building was much injured before the fire
was put out.
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THE DEMOCRATIC BANNER. The banner
designed by the Democracy of Baltimore for
that of New York, was presented with the
usual ceremonies on Monday evening in the
Park, at o'clock. F. Gallagher, Esq., made
tho address IN tho occaciop
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ACQUITTED. Mr.. Hatch, who has been on
trial at New Orleans, for the murder of MIR.
Jackson in ball room, has been acquitted.
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AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in Hagersown, Md, on MONDAY, 9Th Of
May. mh24-t5thM'1 J. s. POLLARD, Prest
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FIRE The fine mansion of Andrew Nor
gan, two miles from Aurora, Ia, was totally
destroyed by fire on Monday last, and most of
the property contained in it; estimated loss
from A. 900 TO s., 900.
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The HUTCHINSON FAMILY. We see by the
Phladel phia papers that these delightful vocal
lists from "the Old Granite State" have been
performing in that city to large and admirlng
audiences. We trust that they may find it
convenient to pay us visit, for in no city Of
the Union have they more devoted admirers
We shall expect them.
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o. GREAT ATTRACTION AT THE WASH
INGTON TEMPERANCE HAt l., corner Hanover
and Camden streets. OnTIiIS "wednesday EVEN
ING April 9th. commencing mt u O'Clock, there will
he, at the above place, an EXHIBITION OF AMI
MATED TRANSPARENCIES, consisting of Nation
al, Historical and scrplural Views; also, the kaei
Artificial Fireworks. After which The intense cal0ri
fc effects of the compound blow pipe will be shown,
by burning different metals, such as watch spring,
brass and copper wire. The whole will conclude by
Illuminating the Hall with the celebrated DRUM
MOND LIGHT. 03-Admittance only 25 CENTS.
Children half price. IT.
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ENDSIUND WOLF.

Q3-CORONER'S OFFICE, NO. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-sl. mhl2ly
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DEATH OF You've COLEMAN. The n. York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Post says: 81
am panied at announcing the death of young
Coleman, inventor of the "H,olian Attach
ment' to pianos, and formerly of your city,
He has been an invalid for years, but his recent
return from Europe, attended with a good deal
of excitement, seemed to affect him much; but
few days since, he left this city for Saratoga,
expecting that the quiet of his fathers house
would soon restore him. He died rather sud-
denly on Saturday evening.
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NNAS FOUND, few days ago, in the western
w part of the city, small sum Of money which
the owner can have by describing the same aud pay
ing expenses. Apply to JOS. PEREGOY,
ap92t" No. 80 Penn. Avenue,
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atIsAs. a. HINCIkLEY, Jr.,

GNUAS. A. HIHCExLEY, DR..
" 36S BALTIMORE STREET,
> doors above the Eutaw ilOase
Receives at the earliest moment a great variety of
Weekly Newspapers besides all the cheap and vau,-
Bile Magazines and other Publications.
&c Subscribers to the Missionary Herald, Jewish
Chronicles, Sc, who Iail to receive them regularly
will please call as above.
% BOOK BINDING done cheap and well. Sc
cond hand Books bought, sold or exchanged. Prints
ana Frames, &c, nc. aug
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VIM, FL, EEVIL.

ES@IA WIN. Ell. x e EVIL,
H5&M FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
kss-AsA 3S BALTIMORE STREET,
z1sxAM<6A Regs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
~ @tliat ewing TO the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality for the price to any other esa
lisfment in the city, of any shape or description now
worn, viz: Silk, MoleSkn Russia, Cashmere, Ntria
aud Beaver Also, CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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o. PRICE REDUCED FOUR FOLD The true
pain extractor Save, which cures like charm all
Burns by fire water and every external Sore, Pals,
Inflammation, Ache or Itching ever yet found upon
the human fan ily to which it has been applied, must
always be sought genuine from Comstock * o.. OF
New York, or their authorized agents. All are cau-
tonec against any spurious articles, which may al
ways be avoided ny knowing the one you buy ONES
from C0mStock & TO. who are now the only proprie
tors and manufacturers. Inquire for Connel's, which
any other name.
No family that has any title to humanity will fail to
have CONNELiS PAIN EXTRACTOR OINTMENT
always on hand 10 life, all scars and reduce all
agony from any burn in five minutes, provided they
have seen 1t used, or will believe those who have
used il.
BE sure, therefore, and ask tor Connei's, as our
plate with DalIey's name on it has been stolen, and
the spurious may appear with that name on it,
Know therefore, that it comes directly from Com
stock & Co., shun it. II may he had genuine from
our authorised agents. corner Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore. 1t
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q tAUIION. Our Subscribers and the public gen
u orally are informed that ]. II. HENDERSON, who
has been delivering Books and Newspapers and can
vassing for US, is no longer in employ, and we
hereby caution all our friends that Will not be &C
countabe for any transactions which he may under
take irom this date,
SHURrZ & TAYLOR, No. South ST.
{I3- Mr. THOMAS STOCKDALE, our new Agent
is fully authorized to receive subscriptions and money
for US, ana to gicv receipts for the same.
April 9th, 1915. 1t SHUR'JI Il TAYLOR.
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lNE LlSF-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, April. 8 ls45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READiNG-RooM poexs.

CLEARED,
Ship Hermann, Welsh. Amsterdam, Robert Leslie,
Schr VIM Alien, SPauldins, st. Thomas, Whiting
ton & Eastman
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FRACAs BETWEEN TWO EDIroRs. r. S.
Higgins, publisher ofthe st. Louis Organ, and
J. X. Robb, formerly editor of the st. Louis
Ledger, had fight in the streets of that city
few days since Higgins afterwards brought
charge of assault with intent to kill against
Rohh
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AHRS. MCPHERSON. No. 81 North Howard
I'VE street, has just received striped Satin Berage
Shawls and Scars. ap9 2w
ENRENCH FLOWERS. Mrs. NICKERSON,
Il, No. So North Howard ST., has just received from
N. York beautiful assortment of FRENCH FLOW
Frs. ap9-2w
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HNDMUND WOLF,
H No 160 NORTH GAY STREET,
Has in store, for sale, pure old PEACH BRANDY;
old RYE WHisKEY; BRANDlEs, WINES and
CORDIALS. Also, superior WINE BITTERS-all
very slnerior and of fine favour ap9 81
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PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE. The Phladel-
pLia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, assembled at Milford, Del, on the I'd
inst. The Conference was opened by an ad-
dress from Elder White, who has been in the
ministry for forty years.
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THE MADlsoNIAN. This paper, as we have
already announced, has passed into the hands
of L. Fisk and J. L. Dow, Esq, and has alrea-
dy been much improved. After the LIST of May,
the title will be changed to "The Constella-
ton," and be issued daily, tri-weekly and
weekly, in new type, and on fine paper, 1t will
be thoroughly democratic.
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ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. The appetite of
the yisiters TO the Assembly Rooms seems to
"grow with what it feeds upon;" the audience
list evening being larger than upon any prevl-
Gus occasion. To use theatrical phrase the
original Ethiopians are in the city OF Baltimore
s'sure cord" and truly do they deserve their
unbounded popularity. They will give another
Concer. tonight, with an entire change ofPro-
gramme