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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

Tho meeting of the Association last evening" not having
a of legal members adjourned
Monday evening, the 7th inst The member
fully requested to attend that time. The members,
who ha.e had their certificates regularly transferred,
Saturday evening when the
Trustees will be in session. The meeting will DO the Lii
Orary JOB BORION, Pss't.
Ma reh 4th, 1875.
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DARK ToAsr-The darkss Of Philadelphia lately had
a celebration. Amo ng their icasss this
De Gohernor Oh dis S,ase-De popular ob de poll
ticnns. He come in wild we'y little opposition; he goe:
wid all! 1 cheers
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-. ro.EscN RELATIONS.

..;o. abe National Jnts'iigsaee5 o. "'s
US' ,,h,;e .,ssnion the critical po''"o" o. pae
Is'n' o.. think we'll informed men VIII S"pa
!, fsIIy 10 its approximations i"'5 "
"" .. far, Our hope is a. u mas oe'" q" SUNG
e's though If tina, body act rs II mays " eahho'
% "' a.-.. of the action Of the House, and oil the
u"'' Wv o,r character, our Foreign Relations
Ei'' article Of the ln,sliigencer entire II says:
f,,a that the general OF the nation 10 not
,.x.ks 20 the critical position in "hie" our
4. likely 70 be placed ny the action :" 'h'
- -, MI, foreg, relations, snd by tho Pa'""' ~
81" ,io.,s Of Representatives in one branch OF ITS
-. and tho action Of that body, oven surprising 'n'
p'' ..,i.. recommendations, in regard 10 another
- ,..,e,day made by Mr.. Adams, on IN" spur
" ,, BIZ, ia which he was led by the cham OF MS
,,o much wider field ,ha he intended, MIR. Ad-
"e ....o, u, alude to the present posture OF the
Question, ard 70 possible consequences Of the OH
.,i.r, which has passed the House should II r'pen
,,o. law The direct effect OF such ih"' NJ 49,
,,5 be 70 bring into collision with "rea' "'''A'" '"
~, .,n,shen,ion OF our being Ultimately Involved
,,.,eby 10 war with that p,ver
.r,,, N . r,nor which had reached him OF the p"r-
,.. Of the Administration, event OF the passage % "
o.pn bill to propose add at once five regiments OF IN
t,y 70 the resen, military establishments, MI init
mated tina g. however necessary OF proper such measure
nigh, be in such contingency, II was nothing !" eo"pa'
- N the sx,eu, Of ,ary preparation which Il might be-
W.
. necessary make Of tho rash and IN
,.;de,.,s zion regard the Oregon question when
-. House Of Representatives had Oh its part already
eoun,snanesd.
Rs.rug 70 the specustioRs which had heen INDUCED ~
u, ~ supposed design Of Great Britain 70 acquire the
I.nd Of Cuba by negotiation with Span-,o which he
aid we should by Of Texas, lose all right
10 TAKE except general principsswt what p'obabili-
~ al sce should undertake by force prevent her
ofth hiatt slaud.O n wteSt
srasd consdering the utter disparity OF our naval "rce
I, hers follow ing the idea Of the ate Sec
.ary Of the Navy, (Mr. Upshu 70 attempt 20 enlarge
our only half Of shat of Great Bri:a
,u,sren must lay their account with q" expenditure Of
fr,y millions dolar year for that branch Of the public
,.,vis alo and il actually ea4ass! 10 with Great
Bd,ain uoo, whatsys. grouni b. wassd of psr
s,p, tyi.a that annual S, that, As mat
ter OF m,isy raised from thu p,ops every form Of
taxation, . fore gn be cour,ed; as, by tho
.yty with which il Ind been spoken 81, sons gentlemen
seemed 20 think it shnuil be.
This gamer raj of the speech OF Mr.. Adams.
IN which he dcp!ofsd 9maed temper and
.pr, which til. foreign relations of the country have
been by the Executive branch Of tho Cow
ernnen t discussed and acted upon the House Of
Representatives.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

SYMPATHY A good dsnc making II official vsi, to
dying nsi:hhor very chutiish universally
unpopua IN All. Tho usual question.
- Are you willing TO go, my frieHd.''
20 yes" said the man, ~ am"
"Wsli," said the simple hearted deacon, 4 M glad
yon Gre, for ali Ate neishbovs are ,c.ihns.n'
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Straycd away from Richmond, la

A JOURNEY MAN SIIOEM AKER. named f. u.
IN HOUSE: about ) f. } or 1 inrhes high black
hair and full face. an occasionally the habit Of
becoming somewhat the from tina Of
had when he lef black sack black pants,
and black hat and leaving Eaton. had traded off
for old drab much large for him. The OBJ
this notice is their guard: no
debt for his board j. NJ Lee $1,000; nl.o,
other 'eb,s tedious mention and he generally be-
lievsd TO bs perfect william.
Richmond. March 9th, 1916. J. NJ. LEE.
ftF Ohio papers requested to publish.
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Y 4 B XI S fsliS S o

- Il. LIPPlNCOTr. has just received, Gom Phila-
~. dephia superior article of Pale. Coach Body Var
nish together with Cabinet and Japan tanish also, lot
Of fashionable Carriage Trimmings. low for cash.
May %, lo44. 19-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05
W. H. WIS,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST,


Y" OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this
w city and the surrounding tow rs and country. mat
he Intends making Richmond residence, and
that he here and prepared execute all orders IN
the line of his profe tho and
PRINCIPLES
TEETH, from full in.-tted on GOLD FLATE,
upon the principle of ATMosPHEkIC PREssURE.
Having ali the recent important inventions i'll the art OF
the Plate tive GJms, which enables him 10
Plato work III all the purposes OF mas
and Of of ut, and ell
egance nish. equal, superior. any other
factu,e
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed ,riti.out pcin, by n
single application. Diseases of the cu.ed. Teeth
filled, instance. ansed and
e II pivots aud WARRANTED PERMANENT.
The best of reference can be given, II desired
CHARGES so moderate that Dental operations
are placed within the means of every person.
The Public invited call and examine specimens
his ofics.
OTOFFICE at James Hunnicut,'>, on Main ST.
Richmond, Dec. 6th l6l4. SO:
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FRUIT TREES.
100000 Cultivated Apple Trees
FOR SALE AT THE
RICHMOND NURSERY.

EMBRACING upwards of IS diferen, varieties. aud
IL be confidently recommended, only regards
,hri,ness of the but particularly best
sorted kinds the proprietor been engaged %
the business. his experience led him
those best adapted location and climate. Prin-
ted vii! furnished all purchasers showing
time ut rerins AMI the different kinds, and
curasiy labelled. All orders promptly attended to, ana
liberal discoar, ,hos. who buy BY the whoes lie.
CORNELIUS RATLIFF, Proprietor.
Near Richmond, Wayne county Indiana, 9th mo-, Doth
1874. emo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

AN IMPORTANT DEctsIoN.-A great sensation
has been created in Philadelphia. says tho Spirit
of the Times, by recent decision in one of our
Courts. 1t is stated that large extont of prop
crty in Philadelphia, valued at from four to six
millions Of dollars. and covering whole squares
Of dwellings, lately laid claim to by the heirs
of one James Patrick, all of which property in the
course of years got into and stands in the
hands of 4 variety Of owners. The property had
been originally confisca.cd, it said. and each
proprietor conceived his title therefore good ono.
The decision of the court in favor of the heirs Of
Mr.. Patrick is therefore astounding! 1t renders
hundreds of title deeds worthless so much
brown paper! Messrs. Geo. NJ. Dallas, David
Paul Brown, and William L. Hirst. Esqulrcs, tho
attorneys for the heirs, receive, it s said,
one fifth of the whole value Of the property re-
covered, for their legal services. Half million
each will render them independent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

CooL-NERyi--On the 9th of February, the
mercury IN the thermometer at Quebec, was
down 10 thirty degrees below zero,
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

FOR SALE-A Saw and Grist Mill with large work. shop
Attached to which applied about horse power from
the m-together with dwelling house, barn,
10 miles from New York and from the Harlem
TOMPkiNS 1888 Edidge New York. the premises Of
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
Clavcraelk, N Y.
TCorrcsp0hdence OF the Herald
CLAvRRAcK, Columbia Co, Jan. Is, lS45.

CLAvERAcK, Columbia Co., JAN lS, lS45.
DEAR BENEFIT
After the sealing and departure of the hasty and
imperfectly written note sent you yesterday, our
village was in a tumultuous and turbulent state
The villains who committed the gross outrage on
Woph, have been taken, and are now lodged in
the Hudson Jail. They prove to be four brothers
by the name Of Jackson, and have lived in our
vicinity some time. On knocking Woph down,
they made tracks for place about two miles dis.
tant from the village, called Ketts Saw Mills, and
were there captured after some trouble by the in
trepidity of John H. Steekles and Hudson Lume-
rec, Esqs who would have hung them up without
law or license, had not some citizens nterfered and
stopped them.
There appears to have been some dozen or more
young ruftians in the same scrape, from the fact
that other outrages were committed the same day
The person who struck Mr. Stow, was pursued by
Mr.. A. Skinkle, but without success he informs
me, that the fellow thwarted and non plusd him
by splitting some tobacco juice in his eyes, which
think rather efficacious resort to avoid recog
milton.
Judging from all the reports that hear, Hudson
must be the scene Of many funny rows The wags
and loafers raised the ve-y devil with your Dutch
troops, sent here to guard our Jail, at the Hudson
House the other night. One was made TO drink
quartz of hot water from tea kettle, and then hired
to run four times from the ferry landing to the
public square, with two strings OF bells around his
neck the noise created all kinds of stories, some
said detachment had come from Copake to burn
the city, and rescue the prisoners. The city hall bell
Immediately commenced ringing, and the people
in much tribulation, especially the old ladies, who
whether there was going TO be any ravishing.
.. II.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

II such gentlemen will accept the advice of one
the trade" they will their capital and their
reputation ut they have ANY, by staying at home
good anecdote on this subject, though it is old,
Is going me rounds. seedy looking man called
a. one OF Inc departments, some years ago, and
having PLACED before the Secretary, he pulled
forth from his greasy pocket crumpied letter,
which ne offered the former with the following
tell yon who am and wants place in he Gus.
TOM House at --, and lhe CurIector SAYS
ne haint no objection TO appintirg me, pervided
70 you ,h halnt sone; Nov shnd like 10 know if ken
couldn't help but laugh, and coolly Informing the
green 'un that she didn't care where the devil he
went 80 long as he didn't come where he was.n-
ne arose and lett the Office seeker 10 fad his way
out again Adeu Howe
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

The EPIDEMIc-The epidemic, called by some
the 'black tongue" and by others "malignant
erysipelas prevails hesr to considerable extent,
in the villages of Mount Morris and Nunda The inha
bitants of both places considerably alarmed The
disease very fatal in parts of Allegany
county last season. particularly in the vicinity of Por
ta0 RochD De,D
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

Gentlemen requested pay desk; and
mistakes mention each article obtained. j20 lwm
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
Literature, &c.

THE Book OF THE NEW MORAL WORLD Vale,
New York.-Mr Robert Owen has done the State
some service in bringing out this work as it will
tend to prevent many misconceptions on the sub
ject. The work is well got up and contains vast
amount of matter at reasonable cost
The LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON; No. z, Harper
and Brothers, New York.-This very interesting
and valuable work is fast drawing to termination.
The COUNTRY SCHooLMAsTER IN LOVE Burgess
and Sringer, New York.-A College poem, des.
cripure OF New England Lite, by ]. G. Richmond,
delivered by him at Harvard College in the year
1928. 1t contains some pleasing "reminiscences in
an agreeable style.
BALcH's POLITICAL SERMON; Winchester, New
York.-This very able address delivered by the
Rev w. s. Balch in the Beecker street church or
Thanksgiving day, December IA, 1874, has just
been Issued price 81 cents.
The REPOSITORY OF MoDREN ENGLISH ROMANCE;
Judd, New York.-No IL has just been issued.
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL ScIKN
cEs; Burgess and Stringer, New York.-The quar-
terly number for January of this valuable pubica-
ton has just been issued.
THE WKsrMNsTKR RKvIEw for December; Scott
Il Co, New York This valuable republication,
IS increasing considerably in circulation, which il
Justly merits
! The Nkw YoRK DlssEcToR Edited by III. ii.
Sherwood, New York.-The trst number OF the
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

FLoRIpA.-The Legislative Council of this Ter
rltory met at Tallahassee on the 9th inst. In the
Senate. q. w. Macrac was elected President, and
I. F. King Secretary. In the House OF Representa-
tives, w. A. Forward was chosen Speaker, and II
Archer Chief Secretary. On the 10th inst, Gov.
Branch communicated his annual message TO the
Council.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
has just been issued. 1t is extreme.

second volume has just been issued II is extreme
ly useful TO the faculty.
THE NATIONAL PROTESTANT, for January; Sparry,
New York.-The admirers of the horrible and dis
amply gratifed by aperusal of this work.
LITTLE's LIvINo AGE No. SO, Burgess and
Strlnger, New York-An interesting number
REVUE FRANCAIsE, for January French; Library,
licatiop, particularly to the students OF the French
language.
THIRLwALL's History OF GREECE ; Harper and
Brothers, New York. No. 5 OF this new and very
excellent history Of Greece has just been issued
1t well merits the character given il by English
critics, of being much the best history Of this
classic people ever written. Three more numbers
will complete it.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

TRADE IN CANADA.-A public meeting was held
at Kingston the 4th Instant, of ship owners and
others concerned in the carrying trade Of Canada at
and presented to the Legislature, setting forth the ge
under which they labor from the interference Of
foreigners with the trade The nature OF the grievance
is stated to be that lumber cut and dressed for market
the shore Of Lake Erie and throughout the western part
OF Canada West Is there by foreigners carr
ed by them in foreign vessels to French Creek point in
the United States, RATED there afterwards brought into
Canada entered at the Custom House at Coteau du Lac
foreign lumber nominay paying duty Of five per cent
and again shipped for the british market Canadian
lumber.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
AR lR Rje1

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Trains follows, commencing Dec. 14th, 1874 =
Leave Brooklyn, hslEpast A. NJ, New York side A.
MI Boston Train for Greenport, daily, Sun
days erceped. stopping at Farmingdale and st
G.orge's Manor.
atsL A. NJ for Hicksville and intermediate
places, daily and on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, through to Greenpon and in
termediate places.
81 r. M for Hicksvlle and intermediate
places daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Grrenport for Broohlyn Boston Train p NJ
the arrival Of the steamers daily, Sundays
cepted, stopping at st. Georges Manor and
Fanningdale.
at Q A. NJ, Accommodation Train, for
Brooklyn and intermediate places, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
From Hcksvlle for Brooklyn and intermediate places daily,
Sundays excepted, at A. NJ. and p. NJ
QTSUNDAY TRAINS DlSCONTINUED-A
%saas.isy., tva Norwich ISaIsdsy: stons,on
Fridays, Saturdays
m m
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

Yxks FOR SALEA va liable Farm, forming part of the
@!raGs known as Morsana situated on the Harlem river,
ana Of land properly fenced and in good order Upon
the Farm there Is commodous modern built Mansion House
country rssdence There slsS upon the Farm
valuable mill site and water power and orchard The said
Farm very ACCESSIBLE from the city being within nine miles
b,c has% n. liver ef The ean q the Harlem Railroad within
quire b tween IL and P. NJ Of H. M. NORRIS,
jl8 1m*rc IL Pine street. second story.
The New York herald., 1845-01-23

FIRE. N CH'S HOTE l..
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his aud splendid hotel
az 33 Fulton few doors Of Broadway the imme-
dats vicinity mrcanee business and the principal places Of
able with The very best hotels in the city The
pet9 in building and fitting the above house has had strict
nony the following prices will show
ROOM FOR ONE XEEK MlGHKT. ..............,S
The will be warmed gratis upon no occasion will
there be more than one bed in aroom
There il REFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals served at ALL HOURS Of the day and evening
baths The Porter will be in attendance all times during the
night to admit lodges and let them all hours
BThose who want Lodgings after the houae closes will
ring the hall bell. nis smsm
A TO LET.Sevrral snug Two Stoy Houses, in 25th
@ street. 7h in the busy and thriving
Of the city Possession immediately and will be leased
Tor term o. to good tenants low Also
lots lease for building Enquire the premises above
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-04
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!

{q3-MR. EDITOR: Sir-This morning i'll looking
over your valuable paper, the first thing lhat noticed
was The heading Of the different advertisements, ac-
cordiHg to their different ideas: one says "A FEW
MORE LEFT" Another says "tLL Is NOT GONE
YET" AnOthcr-"ALL COMES OUT CLEAN"
Another says "HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is
DUE!' To all those different tacks, which OF them
belongs to me- | prefer the latter Those who had
their property saved in one of my ASBESTOS SAFES
in the late Fires, may justly say "Honor TO whom ho-
nor is due" lfall in them did not 'come out clean"
all has come out safe, and though great many have
been Sold there is still "a few ett, Gall
not gone yet" And what is left, is about the BEST
ever offered to the public. Inquire Of
JOHN SCOTT,
jei-eO3t* No. Is South Calvert street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-04
GoULEY,s VEGETABLE BITTERs.


The following lines were written by distinguished
gentleman, who was cured of dreadful disease by
the use OF Gsuley's Vegetable Biters, after every
othtr remedy had failed. The same gentleman gave
ii to several persons, aud cured them of different dis
eases. He pr0nUunCes it the best general medicine
tNtan because cIeanses the blood aud restores the
visor OF the system at the same time, which no Other
medicine will do. Reader, try il. 1t can do you ne
harm, for II is composed entrey of vegetable sub
stances,
Oh! We who suffer from life ills,
Would you restore your sinking frare:
Go take--nOt nauSeOus drugs and pills,
But GouIey's Bitters; known TO fame.
lis made OF vegetables pure,
No mineral poisons form part;
On! Ills the balm of Gllead sure,
For 1t has blcst many heart.
Eve seen the sufferer stretched upon
The he'd of sickness and of pam
And when lllr'S energies Scem'd gone,
These BtieTS have restored AGAIN.
I've seen it stop the cancers rage,
When every hope, alas, was DER;
Eve seen il every pang asSuage,
And ev'n the victims health restore
BY this blest me licine, have seen
The pale dvspeptic leave his bed;
When he expected life's last scene
Would soon have ended with the dead.
And, Oh I've seen the darling boy
Watch'd over in an anxious hour;
The fathers hope, the mothers JOY,
Relieved restored, by Gouley'S power.
Yea Gouleys Bitters have, indeed,
Dried up full many fearful wave;
Head many heart that must have bled,
And snatchd full many from the grave.
That medicine is a gift from Heaven,
That's best fall many dying heart;
Life, health and hope, 1t oft hath given,
And will to thousands yet impart.
II cleanses every poisonous faint,
That turks within the blood, and pours
A strength into the frame that faints,
And thus from fell disease restores,
Oh. Gouley, much the world SIT owes
Thy genius, for this medicine giyen
Which has relieved so many woes,
That it but seems sent down from Heaven
led 81
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% LAFAYETTE LYCEUM. The members OF
the Lafayette Lyceum are particularly requested 10
be punctual in their attendance TIL (Wcdnesoay)
EVENING, as business Of importance VIII De SUD
mitted for their consideration Lecture VIII De ae-
livered by one of the members and the following
question discussed: "Di selection OF form OF go
avoved ,,r;rrrlas nr f., observation-disclosures It
EXPERIENCE AND MORAL SUAslON-
These glorious principles of the Washington temper
ance Society VIII be- IulIy and ably set form and su'
tanned by JunN SMITH, the "RaZor stop Man, on
THURSDAY Co-morrow) EVENING, al 8 O'Clock,
at the Washington Temperance Hall, corner OF Han
over and Camden streets Addresses VIII also oc dc
hvered by eloquent ADD ardent friends ut the causti
and several temperance odes will be sung. Tn TINS
occasion % cents viii be charged for admission, the
proceeds of which will be Appropriated 10 the eiec'
non OF n suitable monument IN Green Mount Itme-
terry the remains of the late GEORGE SiERs' one
of the 'sorgina SIX" Every Westinghouse should on
this occasion, contribute his mite III AID ot AN opect
intended to do honor TO who aided IA giving tAat
pledge which has been the salvation of thousands
WIN. TUMBLiNSON,)
JOHN &. QUAY, COMMITTEE
led q ID. BODENSIC,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-04

{13- We understand that Messrs. EMORY CO.,
No. < NORTH CALVERT STREET, distributed last week
the round sum OF THIRTEEN THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN DOLLARS AND
ElGHTl-TWO CENTS. $4,000 OF it was sent in a
half ticket TO Fe's Point; $1,000 quarter ticket, TO
widow lady in ". Howard street; ) 0U0 whole Il ket
to Il gentleman who had note To pay in the MeChaH
les Bank; $500, quarter ticket, to honest ship
pcnter on Federal Hill. The remainder distributed in
smaller sums in the city and various parts of the coun
try. This great luck you may be sure has produced
great cry for their tickets. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-04
JOHN T.. az AN,
JED u ID. BODEN SIC,

G3-PUBLIC EXHIBITION. At the special re-
quest of several Ladies and Gentlemen the children
ot the Howard street sabbath SChoo assisted by
others, will repeat the Exhibition (Which gave SO
Inuch salts action) with Improvements al me
Howard street Chapel, THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING, June 4th, at O'Clock, T. Nj. The exercises On
part 10 consist OF Speeches, REGULATIONS, Dialogues
&c, interspeiSed with appropriate singing.
Tickets of admission l2I cents eacll-to be had OF
the Superintendent and Teachers OF either the Falls
Chapel or Howard street School, and at the door on
the night of exhibition It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-04

G3-iF YOB WANT A RICH LUXURIANT
Head of Hair entirely free from dandruf, use the
BALM OF COLUMBIA, from Comstock & Co.. No.
81 CORTLAND street Broadway. This is the only
article that will restore the hair on bald heads. Many
worthless articles a'e palmed of on the public upon
the reputation of the Balm of Columbia. 10 not be
deceived by them. The Balm OF Columbia has been
tested by thousands and is the best and only article
that should he used for the hair.
sold in Baltimore at the corner of Baltimore and
Hanover streets. Also the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison sts., and al No. 81 Thames ST. II
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G3-MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY
OF MARYLAND. An adjourned meeting of the
Medical and Chirurgcal Faculty OF Maryland will be
held in ScotS Session Room, South street, THIS
wednesday, MORNING 9TH instant, al | O'Clock.
The members requested to be punctual in their
attendance. ROBERT A. DURKEE,
1t Rpcnrdinu Secretary,