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Schr Martha Elizabeth, Cromwell, Kingston, Jam
f.. Z. Cohen.
schr Sarah, Boycc, Barbadoes and a market, Thos
Z. Williams.
Schr Nancy. Bowen, Elizabeth City and Eientop,
n. g., master.
Schr A A. Psndergas,, Brcughton, San Bias, vi,
Bluefcid.
ARRIVED,
Schr Alicia, Walter, from Salt Key, Turks island
March 30, and Hampton Roads, 7h instant, to w. w
Spence x Co., and salt, to VIM. Mason. Left brig
Pandora, Paxton, FIN St Thomas arrived 18th; schIs
Belle, Jones, do. do; Fame, Manning from EdentoS
n. G. do. Passed Turks Island 22nd March, baraue
Garth, Nickerson from Boston for Truxilio 25h schr
Mary Chiffon, Rogers, from Boston for Port Prince.
The brig Aarp, Cation. left ST. Thomas 22d ultimo for
Porto Rico. Spoke 9TH inst. lat 5 so, lon. 10 l6, brig
Orbit, Travcrs, from Baltimore for Kingston, Jam;
Schr Missouri, Phillips, from Richmond, coal, 20 G.
PendergaSt & Son
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from PhiadeiplI
mdse. to s. e.. Harris
Ship Columbia. Boothe, from Liverpool Fen llth
via Hampton Roads, salt, to Joan Ii. Hodges.
Schr Alicia, Walter, from Barbados, via Hampton
Roads, to W. w. Spence & Co.
Schr Alexandra, Lewis, days from New YORK,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Schr Mary, Rowland, days from Providence, 10
meStiCs.
schr Idea, Kirby, 10 days FIN Providence, ,onesucs
Schr Reaper, Sears Dis fin Providence, domestics
Scl'i Comet, Bonney, days from Boston, assorted
cargo.
Scor Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, y. G.,
mdse. 10 Rose, Merrill s. Dodge.
Schr Three Williams Marshall from Port Oeposa
whiskey and lumber, tn Michael Herr.
Steam packet Georgia, Coity, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Caledonia, Masscott, of Baltimore, cleared t
New Orleans LIST inst. for New York.
Barque IT Joseph, NELL, nf Baltimore, from Rio de
Janero arrived at New York 9th inst. Left 2eth Feb
barque Baltimore, lie Brou, from and for Baltimore,
soon brigs Susan Mary, WEIGH, of do from Coast of
Africa; Janet, Buck, from Liverpool, arrived 9th;
Henry p. Sumner, Rowland from Richmond, do. do;
Sylph, Snow, from CadZ.
Barque Cornelia, Young, from New York, went up
James River on Monday last.
Bres Helen Mcleod, Lands, fiom New York, a..
rived at New Orleans 3lst ult.
Schrs Manchester, date nj. =. Gordon, deceasedJ
from and for Boston, nnc and Devereux, (ate Geo.
Gordon, deceased) do. do at Rio Pongos, Coast
of Africa, 23d Jan.
Schr Sage, Morgan, of Baltimore, unc. left at
Jacme slst ult.
schrs Herald, Allen, from Baltimore, arrived at
Boston eth inst; and Highlander, French, for George
town. >. T.. cleared at do. 9Th.
Schr Direct Briggs from Baltimore, arrived at New
York 9th inst. Schrs James Power, Keene, for Mas
sau, N. p. aud Amos Brdsall, Lawrence, for BALTIC,
cleared at do. same day.
DISASTER Schr Sisters, Small, from Baltimore for
East 1homaston, laden with corn nnd -four, in FOL
lowing through Muscle Ledge the schr Com. Perry,
from Boston, without a pilot, got in contact and lost
bowsprit, besides receiving much other damage. The
Com Perry put into Owls Head leaking badly, and
otherwise much injured.
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PUFF POETICAL.

~
SING not of the crystal rills
a That downward flow from verdant hills;
Nor sing of the joyous thrills
That Spring brings after Winters chiIls;
Nor sing of the cay quadrles
When halls of mirth gay beauty ills;
Nor sing of the horrid bills,
That tend so sure TO tax our tills,
When wives and daughters, 'gainst Oul wills,
Run scores of dollars cents and mills,
To deck themselves or domcils
Nor yet of Joys nor SORROWS, woes nor s:--
sing of Dr.. JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS PILLS.
II you've the govt, dyspepsia, speen,---
Rheumatic pains, or vile gaugrenc,-
a right bad cold, or burning fever
Believe me, for Pm deceiver.
His pills will do no earthly harm,
But work a cure just like a charm
Buy thcm--tTy them
Shake them-take theIn-
Swallow four or five day:
Sure As thunder shall wonder
They DOME cure YOU right away.
CHRISTOPHER CONVALESCENT.
Gg- The atore mentioned PILLS, aud all of DR.
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS SERIES OF VEGETABLE
MEDICINES, are for sale al his Laboratory, 20 Las
Baltimore street, fifth door East of Front st. where
also is sold the BEST TONIC VEGETABLE BIT
TIERS EVER MADE. apll-:
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90 LADIES' SUPPER, &c. The Ladies OF ST.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
lnent room OF she Church, the Evenings of 22nd
23d and 9th inst. The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing the Church debt, AS pains will be spared
IN providing whatever is excellent and delicate the
iacrs nope theIr efforts will be appreciated, and the
laudab'e object in view promoted.
Tickets to be had at the book stores of Mr.. Bruner
Charles street, and of Mr.. II. Coburn Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
N. b. The room will be open for the recepton of
visiters throughout the day. ans
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n7-IN PURSUANCE of a call made in the papers
of The day, for meeting Of the citizens of the first
and second wards, TO consider the action Of the First
Branch of the City Council in relation 10 the Balii-
more and Ohio Rail Road, and its bearing on the East
section of the city, the following proceedings were
arranged. The meeting was organized by motion
constituting N. KIMBERLY, Esq Chairman, and LEW
| Is AUDoUS, Secretary.
The object OF the call having been stated by the
President Mr. GEORGE PREssTMAN arose and inform
ed the meeting that the Council had already taken
nal action the subject, that all restrictions had been
taken Oft in reference 10 the present branch Of the
Rail Road with the exception of the in relation
to the running through the city between the hours
Of 10 p. NJ and A. Nj.
Mr.. II. r. LAuDERMAS then appeared and presented
the Bill which had this afternoon passed both Branch
es of the Council, which was read.
MIR, w. ii. WATSON presented the following preanl-
bic and resolutions, which adopted
WHEREAS, Approaching the services OF the mem.
bers of the City Council from the First Ward; and
pecially MIR. II r. Lauderman Of that ward, and also
Messrs. Stansbury and Fields Of the Second " ard,
and feeling also that Mr. d. w. Hudson, of the Sec
ond Ward has been unmndiu Of the responsibility of
the connection which has bound him the interests
Of the people Of Fe!l's Point; therefore
l. RcSoIucd, That we take pleasure in publicly re-
turning thanks To MGssrs. Laudeman and Stan bury
of the Second Branch, and Messts. Cooper Cioney
and Fields of the First Branch foI their jealous de
fence of Feli's Point interests and however unplea
SAINT may b. the effect. we at the same lime charge
that Mr. ID. W. Hudson, of the First Branch, has been
false the dearCs. interests Of the people who con-
ided to him the trust, which, in our opinion, he has
violated
,. Resolpcd, That the necessity for action on the
part Of this meeting, has 10 measure, been obyiated
by the proceedings of the Council TO day.
3. RESOLVED, Thn the proceeding; OF this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Sc Rotary, and pub
lShcd in the daily papers Of the city,
NATHANIEL. KIMBERLY, President.
LEWIS AUDOUN, Secretary.
.
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STRANGE DisG,sN. A very singular conta-
gion has broken out in Falatie a small village
in Columbia county, New York. 1t discolofs
the face to grcenish caste, the eyes loose their
usual expression, and have vacant stare, the
voice becomes husky, the memory vanishes,
and the conversation becomes confused and 4
set of incoheroat sentences iumb!ed together,
without order and without meaning. The
strength leaves and the form dNindlcs away to
skeleton The person attacked raves like II
maniac, and the doctors have been unable to
do any thing for them. The informant states
that "every person wears an atfrighted counte-
nance, and if it does not soon stop ITS ravages,
the whole town will be Inhabited by lunatics!n
None have died from it as yet, bat numbers are
afflicted with it.
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@urertcags 2sepesbStcaH,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
enTDAY MORNING, Arnu II, !s45.

9aEw YoRr ELEcnoN. The American Re
,sab.i.an candidates for Mayor, Aldermen, SC,
On Nv York have been defeated, as it appears
tnsa. some Of tho papers, by the combined Of
Iagf~ 81 democrats and wings. We know no.
tslsar oil the gentleman who has been elected
au lahc the place Of Mr.. Harper, the present
Mtv3r, but, Il he be equal in diligence and
.,.lergy to tive gentleman whotn inc supPIants,
IL eil be well for the citizens of New York;
l@y eve doubt whether that city has had Mayor
,.,g&. ta VIZ. Harper since tho time OF Dewitt
& liuCon.
Ouc thing may result from this election
,nhch may be of service to the country. Here
gglare the democrats and wings have been so
s,,ndictiye'y opposed to each other, that the in
i.r,,sts Of the nation have been sacrificed
}iavinf now partially united and embraced,
eias syau!ry may enjoy greater tranquility, and
sc affairs be conducted hereafter with an eye
Dr It's prosperity.
The election in New York affords one more
-yrihng instance of the instability of public
tLyor. Mr.. Harper went into the Office of
Nsyor upon the tide of popular feeling; and,
rs Ear as we are informed, has managed the at
fairs Of the city not only with propriety, but
as Il manner most advantageous to the rights
and Interests of his constituenls-but he is
3atlcled from power probably because he has
Rsyen unable to crafty oiice-seekerS, or for
h1ving exposed abuses under the admlnstra-
Cons Of both OF the old parties, which they de-
sivsd to have kept from the public view. So
aar as Mr.. Harper is personally concerned, his
,ieieat mus, be 4 relief; fol- his public duties
igpst have intertered greatly with his private
interests and comforts. Notwithstanding this
Ssofoat, the American Republican principles
ALL continue to extend throughout the union,
gatN the corrupt practices which have dis
'grsoed our political conflicts shall have been
,radicatcd.
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$4,000 pics To-D D. siooo9Tiess, y y
shares in proportion-75 Nos. IL ballots. A good
opportunity TO invest in package which will cost fos
quarter tickets only s - on certificate.
MORROW, the celebrated Small Fry Lottery
draws-Captal S50O0-Tickcts S2-shares in proper.
tion-66 Nos Il drawn ballots-more pizes the
blanks in each package which viii cost on certificate
for quarter tickets only SIS 75 eths So o7i
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays LOTTERY.
46 GA 10 25 81 81 SO rs II II 81 -
Apply for chances in every variety at
L. 4. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Head Of Centre Market Space.
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A l. III A N 4 C.
MARRIED

Ga the 9Th inst. by the Rev. DR.. G. c. NJ Roberta
RETT all of this city.
AT MorrisviIe, Bucks county Pa on The Sd inst by
Friends ceremony, WILLIAM KENNEDY, of Baltimore,
10 MARY &. Taylor. OF Bucks county.
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TRIAL OF NICHOLAS GoRDoN. The trial of
this individual, charged with the murder of
Amasa Spraguc, is progressing in Providence,
Rhode Island. The court house is the scene of
much excitement, and is daily thronged with
crowds Of curious spectators.
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The MIssING PACKET SHIPS. Brig Har-
binger, Brown, at Boston from Fayal, March
%, reports that no news had been received
there of the missing packet ships.
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TRy IT. Sage put into closet or any place
frequcntod by those troublesome little visiters
Red Ants--it is said will drive them away.
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On the 2lst ult Mr.. Benjamin Bushe died at
Groensborough, at the extraordinary age of
lis years. lie was native of Old Swanzew,
Mass. We have no account of any person in
Vermont living beyond log years
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NARROW ESCAPE. A few days since, MIR.
Gardner Brewer, of Boston, fell into one of the
watts of his distillery, the gas of which is in
stantly fatal to animal life. Most fortunately
he caught his arms on the side, and was rsscu-
ed before descending far enough 10 inhale the
noiSon
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SHO.OqhGDnS&i nR%Mks rgfs bA "

9 hEBssEQ DNDEEE DRAWN THIS 9i DAY.
Tickets 81, halves ~, quarters 81. rs No. lottery
ID ballots. The lucky chances for some Of the above
prizes may be secured this morning at the office OF
FLETCHER s co. No. Holiday street, where you
are particularly invited to call and Try your luck.
Drawn Nos. class 43, April 10, lowest prize SIS
46 Ga 10 25 81 Sd 50 70 II II 81 IS
Distant adventures always direct Jour orders for
prizes and prompt returns to
JAMES FLETCHER CO..
Baltimore, Md.
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MASTER PLAsTERERs. The master plaster
ers of Philadelphia have resolved, in future, to
work only by the day or measure.
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GCuOOLFEELDt ~ co. ARE STILL AHEAD
~ IN SELLING PRIZES. They sold on Yesterday
TO Nos DC SO Cd prizes of $1,000 sent to Washing
ton. Nos. 10 Dc rs prize OF $30O, TO lady. Nos.
II 10 81 pize of $500, to citizen.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 43, drawn
April TO- lowest prize 50, are
46 Ga 10 25 81 50 SO rs II n 81 80
(I3-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md.
Consolidated Lottery, class "A.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of 10000 ! prize III $500
{" 1 lSOS is0S,sc.
Tickets 81; halves .; quarters !; eths 80.
In which Scheduled s. Co. will on certificate pack
ages of 25 tickets for only Sl4, and can draw over
Sl4 0CD.
For the capitals CAL on the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD 90,
No. Caver; street,
1t sto,iee from Baltimore street
BYRNE & co, IS NEW OFFICE, :
Corner of Exchange Place & South ST. ! :
~ LORIOUS RESULT Of yesterdays drawn
VIZ at our Lucky Corner! Byrne \ Co III the tleld
We sold four three No tickets yesterday, and hav
them all on file Nos 81 81 II, $780, quarter ticket
sold to merchant on the wharf; also, OF $500, oD
of $3.50, whole ticket. This is the way Dame Fortune
treats her patrons when lney eau a. her IRE
$40 900, 5000, 1900, 10 of 1000 &c. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. of class l4-lowest prize s3: -,
AZ GA Q 10 % 81 81 SO rs II III 81 81
Remember the lucky corner. Apply to
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Places r
1t and South street, yellow House.)
NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ All hail to our house! The prize of 5000, sos
BY us yes erday, has been presented and eashed w
hold ourselves ready to do the same by the luck
holders Of comb 25 "a 81, prize of $1,000 and com
II IS 49, prize OF Sl50. both sold by us yesterday
Will the gentlemen CALI 3
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays lottery, are
46 "a 10 95 81 81 SO IS II II 81 81
U5-THIs DAY, susquehanna Canal LOTTERY, elias
IL Splendid SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 | prize Of 1880 3
g 5000 1897 f
GO l600 10 1000 81
Tickets S4-shares in proportion #
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES 81
Corner SOnth ST. and Exchange Place: or a
Is Corner Commerce and Pratt streets T
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SIGNOIsA ROSINA PICO, Prma Donna Of
y the lta IN Opera, of New York, intends giving IA
Grand VOCAL AND INSTRUMEN ENTAIL CONCERT
AT CALVERT HALL, On MONDAY, April l4ll, on
which occasion she will be assisted by Sig SASQuIRI-
co, "Prma Buffo of the Italian OPERA and Master
SCoNclA, the young American Eiolinst, IA years old
Tickets One Dollar each.
For further particulars future advertisement.
anil
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ELEcrEp President. w. J.. Ashmead, Esq
has been elected President of the Baltimore and
Philadcl phia Steamboat company,
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CoNNEcrICUr ELEcrIoN. Returns have
been received from all the towns bnt Is. The
result 10, that Roger s Baldwin, Wing, is rr-
elected Governor by a majority of about 1900
over all other persons, and by plurality over
Toucey, Dem, of from 5000 to $500. There
will be Wing majority of eleven or twelve in
the Senate, and about thirty in the House.
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES.

NNFxNrY9 II4fUT M W III pTFf5t ldKt HVUtFf---r-
e6SsfszsssS of No. rs N. HOWARD ST, ss'..'seS
where they will fnd beautiful assortment of GAIT
Err SHOES, all colors, which are made in the most
fashionable stye, 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 Chidren's Caters and Sh0es-a pc rtect.
Don't forget No. As N. Howard-St.
apll-djt MARTIN BRAUTIGAM.
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EcYrrIAN SALOON, Odd Eiio,cs' Hail-.'frs.
Sloman's Benefit The most attractive bill Of
the season, is put forth tonight, the entertain
ments being for the benefit of Mrs. Sloman.-
First we have the excellent Comedy of the
"Honey Moon," in which Mr.. Conner, MIR.
John Sloman, Mrs. Sloman, and Mrs. La For
est, will sustain the principal characters, after
which, Mr.. Soman, the best comic singer of
the day, will appear and sing several comic
songs. The whole to conclude with the farce
of the Weathercock, Mr.. Conner playing the
part of Tristan Tickle, IN which hc stands un-
rjyalled.
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GLORIOUS LUCK FOR THE PATRONS OF
M MILLER co. Three splendid prizes
sold to CT customers by the returns of the Md Con
sO'idated lottery, drawn yesterday, the rich and
beautiful prize of $500, whole ticket, Nos. 46 SO,
which but cost the small outlay of S.. Another of
$3.50 qua ter ticket, Nos II IS 46; aud still another
prize venders, Miller Co., corner of ST. Pauls and
Baltimore streets
Q3- Draws TO DAY, the Md. Lottery class 43-7s
Nos. "A balots-a splendid scheme-75 Nos. IL bat
lots, making nearly one prize to blank
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of Sl00W I prize of Si5Vo
I6D0 l200,&c
Tickets S4-sl,ares in proportion
Packages of 25 quarters only 5 IA, on cefuheate'
For packages single tickets or shares oil tcRets, ap
ply to the old established and most fortunate Once OF
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore amt st. Fau, streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Al, drawn
April l0--iowest prize ST. - 49, q, y,
~ 81 9 10 Is 81 81 50 10 u II 81 10
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ID | f ID

Or Thursday, ION inst. SusASNAH, only daughter
of Fleetwood and Snsannah Francis, aged 81 years.
spcctfuIIy invited To attend the funeral 10 morrow
Saturday. morning, at 10 O'Clock, from thu residence
of her father, corner Of Bond and Bank streets, with
out further notice,
On Wednesday, the 9th inst HENRY b. WILLIAMS,
aged 40 years.
On the Sth inst. Mrs, ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG; con
sort of Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, aged Ga years.
Al Emmitisburg, Md, on the jtn inst Mrs. BApB4
RA ARTHUR, aged 100 years, month and Is days.
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ETHIOPIAN SGRENApERs. Tonight the OIL
ginal Ethiopian Screnaders will give their last
Concert but Que, AT tho Saloon of the Assembly
Rooms, OF which all lovers good music would
do well to Ike notice.
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CAPT. STOCKTON. Captain Stockton is, it
is said, about retiring irom the Navy, the man
agemcnt of his own large private fortune re-
quring his personal attention.
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TEA SALE. The n. Y. Express says "The
teas from ship Montauk were sold on Wednes-
day morning by auction, and are the first fine
teas offered, for which very fair prices were OBJ
tanned. The low and medium grades of Greens
sold full two cents higher than the last sale,
and the market may be quoted as well sustain
ed, if not small advance
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New York on Tuesday, at the corner of Green
witch and Thomas street. Some powder was
exposed in several cases for tho purpose Of
making patent fire works. A boy playing with
some OF these produced an explosion, which re-
suited in the injury of six persons most OF
whom are much mulllated, and one OF them Sc
riously. woman and child were two of the
unfortunate persons All of the parties wero
German
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New YonE CUsroM House.. MIR. ii r..
He'll, having been discharged by the collector
OF New York from his situation in the Custom
g2ouqo, An angry nsx spapcr discussion has en-
zy,Fqd. If the statements in the papers be cor
gsc4, MIR. Refill deserved to be discharged; for it
Is sid, that, from the time OF his appointment
lsl o ctobor, J to 18th Of November following,
aa performed no dut y--and that he has not been
cseaped one hour in his official duties from the
!SIst Of January to the moment of his removal
Ebcre have been too many such appointments
s2ade ieretotoge-mon chosen TO perform GER
Tain political duties for winch they have been
paid out Of the public purse-and we hope that
Eresiden: Polk will take care to have the prac-
rice totally abolished. Favoritism Of this char.
:zcGer, for which the people are made to suffer,
should not be permitted to exist. However the
ssaIlector of New York may be abused by MIR
.sseiil or his friends, for dismissng that gentle
1,aan from office, tho act will be applauded BY
every man who believes that a public office,
SHOULD discharge the duties Of the Office t,
which he has been appointed.
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LEW Is 40 UOUN,
baltimore, April s, 1915.

E7-I. o. O. +. The members Of the Il. W. Grand
Encampment of Maryland are hereby notified that
regular quarterly meeting will be held on FRIDAY
EVENING, lin instant The members request
ed 10 he punctua III attendance, business OF mpor
tunce will be lad before the Encampment. BY order,
apl0 2i* ]. c. WATERS, q. Scribe
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sHAs.ruMoREANs DEAD. Died, at Rio Pongos,
Coast Of Africa, Dec 4, Capt. M. S. Gordon,
Of Portland, Me-, master of schooner Manches-
Ter. Of Baltimore; and Dec. 5, Captain George
Gordon, of Baltimore, master of schooner De-
xsscux, of Baltimore, both after short illness
81 five days. These gentlemen were the com
es.andcls of the two schooners which were de-
.asined there last summer OH suspicion OF being
s.avers, but were discharged after thorough ex'
Summation.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

n4-MISS McBRIUE'S BENEFIT. SATURDAY,
April l2th, will be presented new e medy never
acted in America, written by the author of the ''Beauy
aud the Beast" entitled WHO'S YOUR FRIEND:
Or The QueenSbuTy Fete.
Countess ROsCndae, Miss MCBRIDE.
Giles, Mr. OWENS.
A new Pas Seul by Miss CANNON.
Comic Singing by Mrs. BOOTH, and MeSsrs. JOHN
SETON and OWENS.
TO concinde with the very popular domestic Drama
of the GOLDEN FARMER; Or, Jenny Twltoher in
England. Jenny Twilcher, Mr.. SEXTON apll-2t