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Macao, August, IA, 1874
sIR; Having in company with Mr.. Charles Emery,
located ourselves on ground belonging to the Chinese
for CONNIE cia purposes il is now, with much regret
that we are informed, through your excellence that
an Imperative order from the Chinese Commissioner
IS issued for our immediate removal Therefore sir,
we beg of you to ntercede for u.s. and procure for NJ,
term OF sir months, to provide another place and
remove our materials hereby pledging ourselves that
such removal shall take place at the end Of said six
months' Respectfully, yours,
EMERY r. FRAZER.
His EHcellency CALkB Cu.prNo.
United States Mnisfsr PienipotsutiGry to China.
[cory
UNrrp Srirrs LOCATION,
@ae~e, .8usua Ia, 1874
Tbs undersigned, plenipct, n,isry Of the Unit I'd
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Macao, July %, 1874

Macao, July %, 1874.
Sir have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your exceencys communicated of the 9th instant
covering draught of the lsra, Chinese To be an
neIsd TO the treaty of Wang ShIa all which have
examined and find TO be in accordance with the
terms arranged the time of the signature OF said
treaty. l have therefore caused TO be prepared a
counterpart in' English, and have atred my seal and
signature four copies IN each language as ia the
of the treaty, two to be retained by your excel
ency and two by myself
leannot forbear 10 repeat the expression of my sn-
It's action that have settled all these important
matters with so much Expedition, equlSaby, and 30
happily as well for China for the U nited States; and
remain, with sentiments of high consideration, your
exceIlency's obedlent servant,
c. CUSHING.
To his Exceency TsHksG, &c.
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mo. 81 !



Sin: have the honor to remit to you herewith, Ivy
the barque Sappho and he favor of ugustne Hard,
Esq. one OF the originals of the treaty OF Wang Sha,
together with the tariff which TO be considered
nexed to and part Of the same
Tie treaty, MS | informed the department in my
despatch of the 9Th instant Numbered ~ was
culeJ in English and in Chinese, four copies of each
language, of which two retained by Tsiyeng and
two by myself The distance of the United States
from China, and the possibility of one Of the copies
being lost by perils of the sea long voyage
| dic,ajed this precaution And shall embrace the
best which offer, by other convey ance, to
transmit to Washington the duplicate which remains
in my possession, IN the hope that or the other
may reach the President before the commencement o
| The next session of Congress
| am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
| c. CUSHING.
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CHARLES EMERY.
GEORGE FRAZER.


To His Excellency the Hon. CALEp CusBIsG,
Minister Pisnipotsnha,y from the United States &c.
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mo. s3.l MACAO, August IA, 1874.
Sir: beg to lay before you sundry documents, in
GLIDING a correspondence with the Imperial Commits.
soner, the subject of establishment formed by
two citizens of the United States, Messrs. Emery
and Frazer, on the coast of China, opposite TO Hong
Kong.
| am, with the greatest respect,
G. CUSHING.
Hon. JoHN G.. CALHOUN &c.
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.

Was DEPARrnxsrs h
.6tjsis,u Gss~1s Q6ks,
Washington, March 81, is<5.
Promotioss and Appointmsn's " 'hs Army OF the
United States, made by the PnH.'DEsr and py aud
with tho advice and OF the Senate, since the
lst Of January, IS45.
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disappointment.
Adam d. Steua,-t, re-appointed Paymaster in the
Army, from the 18th Of January, lS45, when his for
mer commission expired.
.Name erased from the official armv register. by
direction of the President Of The United States, but
without reproach to Mr.. Schaumburg. -(See "Gen
eral Orders" No. 7, of March 24th.)
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Second Lieut.. Henry w, Haileck, to be First Leu
tenant, January l, Is45, rice Campbell, deceased
Brevet "a Lieut.. Gustssos w, smith, TO be Sc
eond Lisulsnant January l, lsA5, vice Hallsck, pro
noted.
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MAnAn

Messrs, EsERy and Frazer.
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Ser quite Sobn.

Ser 6err bon 8--batte fib, ale
preuBiltber @erbofiiSer, cine 3eitlan9 gu
lllm in S1moben auf9ebalten, Gr ioQs
te ieet tpieoer 6ura6 gu ieinem Ee9imen=
te 9eben.
2(m 2(beno Dor 1eincr 2(breiie meloete
iib mob bel ibm Elm iun9er Wenib, uno
perlan9te an9eporben 5u wcroen. 81
barte gang Die Mliene eine5 9utsn ipcbls
er6o9enen Sun9liu6 ober ct Sltterte, in
Dem ct por Den Sffi5ier trat, an alien
@lieoern.
Der Sffi6ier ftbrieb bieTe5 elmer iusenos
liben Surbtiomfeit gu ; uno fraete, mas
ct belor9e?
uOaB sic MIDI obtpeilen," mar feline
Nntwcrt ; uno inoem er oieIes faete, roQ.
te ibm cine Sbrdne iiber Die g8anoen.
gti6t bob !! la9te Der Sffisier; Sic
iino mir pielmebr auberoroentltb nQfomz
men. SSe fonnten Sie 70 etpas befarbe
ten2
uWeil Sbnen bas 6ano9elb, wel6ps
i6 foroern mub, permutbll1 5u bocb pors
fommen miro"
uno tpie piet perlan9en sic benn ?
fra9te Der Sffi5ier.
Seine nieorise 5abiubt, ontsportete
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Our untcrhaltuna uuo Selehruno.
Scr 1sGDebemramb.
[Seblu6.l

Gs rpar cine freunDlibe Oerbitnobt.-
Ser Wono blicfte ibpsI0eno ourdb Die
Sdume. Dleie g5aebt bate f6 Sla6e
sur Iusfdbrune ieinee plones ou6srieben.
benn Der olte Gerofel5 mar perrci6t unb
fonnte erlt am ndbifen Sage Suriif feb
rem. Sia6e5 SpieBDeietIen paren bereit
ibm oas Gubanltuct po0fihren iu belfen.
Quf Der 2(nlisolun9 lag aQe5 in tiefsm
Sbofe. Uutb in 0errn 8er9fel6 Oaus
fe lblief aGe6. oenn Die 9uten esute fam.
ten feline 8ur0t, oa ils BON Den entfernt
mobnenoen Snoionern niDIs Su befIrb
ten batten un0 Oa man nob ME einPn nQtbt
liben usberfau ooer cine Ylunnerun9 in
Der Nnlieolun8 crlebt bate. Quf ibrem
GblafSimmer rubten Sbeooore. ibre Mut
ter uno ibr fleine: Sruoer i'm ianften
Shlummer, obne aub nur BON Der ibnen
orobenoen @efabr etwas gu obnen. Die
8eleoenbeit par treffl(b fir Die uebsl.
tbdter GILES. mas ibncn i'm g8e9e itano.
mar Elm erober 0ofbuno uno Der par leibt
nit einem eefbldten 0ol6itibe gum
S6Deieen oebroht.
..3nei fol9en mir. Die iibr9en balten
bier unten QBabe, uno ibleben Seoen ME.
Der, Der fib b!ifen ldbt !" ipratb icet Ell
ne raube Stlmme in unterorucftem Sone.
sc par Slade. oer ouee felbit onoronete.
Mit 3eidtlefsit botten Die orei cas Sen,
fer erreibt. cine Sbeibe Serbroben, uno
iih Den 9Sse in &ammer aebabnt. Der
Wono fbien beu oenu9. um bic 8e9en:
ffdnoe i'm 3immer BON einanoer Su unter,
fbeioen. Slade ifano Dor Dem Sette
Gbeooorens. Da lag lle, Die bolce Sung
frau, in fanftem Sblummer, nibts obs
memo BON Der @efabr! Slafe betrabtete
fie lanee in tiefem Sbweioen ueriunfen.
8or Dem Bette Der Mutter uno oes flei.
men 6einri6 bielten bic beioen aamera-
ben Sladss Wabe. UNI bel Dem eerine.
fen @erduftb ibnen ben Muno 5u ltopfen.
Blade ifano notb INNER unentibloian
ba. Gnolib rief elmer Der SpisB9eIe(en ::
.Sbnea, mir baben feline Belt 5u psrlie
ren."
Dies bate ben erpdnfdten Grfole.-
Rafb eriff Slade nab ben bereit eebal
tenen Sud-, ftopfte Sbeooore Den Muno.
nm ite pom Sbreien abSubatem piefslte
tie in oas 8etttub. uno ebe iie ifb bciin,
nsn fonnte, mar fie f6on aus Gem Sen
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SPr 2n9 mar an8fDrCUen u.Ole TteunO
llbe Wor0cn|0nne la0erte tib iiber Die
lApei0lame, un0eimlitbe Ge9eno. Nod
lann 8ilbcIm ouf Mittel, um Sbcooore
iiber nob Ger Nalieoetuno 5u briu0en.-
Sic nar BON Dem n6htIihen Titte Su
lebr an9e8riffen. um Den ,peiten SSe9 ;u
6u6e m0tben Su f0nncn oub mu6te CT
befurOten, oa6 Die Spie6aefdbrten Slaf
fe6 ibm unterDe9e5 be0c0nen puroen. 0a
Dorte er auf einmol Stimmen uno @fer
oe9etrappel in Der 8erne. "@rober @ott,
Slafes 0ammeraoen feDren 6uiuG J" ricf
oa6 0edn0iti0te WGod)en, uno iOnlie9te
i,b Sitteruo an ibren Sietter.
0jeit5 Wat mar Die Surdt erunolo5.
IS norsn niht SIQfe6 Gpjt69efdWten,
lcncern e5 ,par elmer oer 0aufen, Die bon
oer NnIleolun8 ous8e3on9en morcn, um
Gbeo0oren aufSuiuben Der olte 8sr9fel6
ieibif rpar an Der Spige oicie5 6oufen5.
Ser &naQ oe5 Sbuiis6, Der iib bel iei
mem Sample nit SSlafe ans @ilbelm6
BUDie entl1oen bate, mar ju ibren Sb
ren oeorun0tn. uno lie Iparen Dem Stbalc
ie 9efolAt uno n1betten lit nun Der arm,
leIi9en S1Gtte.
Der 2eicr fam fit5 bic Sreuoe oc5 gSje'
o2rfinoen5 briltr ocnfen. ais mir iie be.
| ibreben fonnen. @crlbrt oanften 2(Q(
Dem bpbber6igen @lbstn, Der ourb iei
ne llmibt uno &ubnbsit oa5 otLebtt
WdotDsn aus DEN Sdnoen ibre6 Scrfcl:
gers 0errettet bate.
llebtt8lade uno Ole llte wuroe foeteid
Elm io8ennantc5 Serb6r 9eDalten. Sie
| flebten um@na0s uno Die 2(lte oeifano. oaf
SIafs NRit9lieo elmer peituerSme9ten
Gaunerb1noe iei, Die fiD nibttlb nit
6oilbmun3en, Serauben Don 0ellenocn
uno ionlti9en Characterization beIhdfti9e,
un0 oa6 lbre Suite oen @aunern al6 cine
Naubberberoe 0coient babe.-gtilbt rpur.
oe e6 cen Nniitrlern, Die neifen @lieoer
ORier @aunel blnoe ciniufan0en, uno Die
SenoDncr Der 9dn5en um9e4tno itrom
ten berbeb um Gin fbrecfIihc5 "9pnN.
@ericbt'' iibtr oieleIben 3u baIten. 0ie
Sntrulfuno Der Nniieoelsr mar 70 oro6,
Dab lie beibtof1tn Die 9onae Sonoe an
8dume oufiutnGpfen. Die Nu6fubruno
oieler lummarlben Strofs puros ieoUb
ourb Die Siriprahe oe5 6trrn Ser9fels
perbinoert. uno Die @auner oen oeiegIiben
GerI6ten uber9eben. Sie entoinoen ib.
Ter 0crebten Strafe nidt. Die Suite
Der NIten muroe BON Den erbitterten I'm
lirolern Der Groe 9leid) 0emotbt. Sc6s
Monote iPdter fdbrte Wllbelm feline 8e
llebte Syaut gum 2(ltare, uno wenn ie
Elm 9ltfIibe6 Gbepaar lebte, 70 lpar es
GiIbetm uno Sbeooore.
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SssgHsaepae9Gse 8ie9terstsGle.
nflibfcifen

SeDenflie6feifen.
@rao' aus pem wirtbsbaus
Somm' ih beraus;
CITRATE, rpie wuneerlltb
Sicbtt on mir aus;
Netter Sanb, Infer 6anbv
Seiess pertanIht-
Stra6e, lcb merfe pcbl.
9u tilt berauitbt.
1Das fir Elm Ittief @s(ttbt,
Monc, maetIt bsnn gu?
gm Nuae bat CT auf
Gins bat ct 3u;
9u rpirtt tstrunfen fsin,
Sas feb ieb bell,
Sbame hib, lbame hid,
alter SsGea.
limo Ole $aternsn ertt,
QSas mu6 ib iebn?
Die founcu ale nlett
&rabe meb: itsbn.
QBadcln uHp fafeln, bic
&reu3 uno Die Queer,
Gtheiueu tetrunfcu mir,
NlIrlammt ibmer.
Qass i'm Gturms rings,
Grc6es unb &lcln.
Wa9' ih earunter mita,
Slnthteru ollCin
Oas Ibcint trpcnfli6,
Gin maaeitiid-
Ga seb ih ltstcr ins
wirtbsbaus 3urhf.
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oer lun9e Wenl6, ionoern Elm orin9enoes
Seourfnib 5lpin9t mid, bunoert @uloen
5u foroern ; uno ib bin Der unslidlibfte
ARenib ouf oer 8elt, wenn Sie iib wei.
germ mir 70 piel 5u 9eten.
6unoert 9uloen, ontportete ber Sffis
5ier, iino freitiib piel ober sic sefauen
mir icb CLAUDE ooB Sie ibre 9Ritbt tbun
werocn, uno miu nibt nit Sbnen banoeln.
{oier iino lie !-Wor9en reiien mir BON
oonnen. llno 70 6aDlte er ibm Die buns
bert 0utoen aus.
Ser iun9e MenTb mar entsIft.
Gr bat oarouf cen Sffi5ier, cap es ibm
erloubt fem motbte, no6 9aule 6u 9cben,
um ertt nod cine 9etpiiIe beili9e @Ribt
Su erfullen, uno perlprab in elmer Stuns
De rpieoer oa gu icin. Disisr traute feis
mem ebrlitDen @sfibte, uno lieB ibn aeben.
Qber neil ct in leinem 9an5en 8etra=
gen etypa5 ouB2rorOentlibe6 uno 9ebeims
ubpcllcs bemerft Su Daben 9laubte 70
trieb ibn feline gteu9ieroe an, ibm bon
fern gu fOI9en.
uno Ga Jap CT lbn 1pornitrelbs nab
Dem Staot9efdn9niiIe lou fen, 100 ct on=
pobte uuo binein9elofen muroe.
Ser Sffi5er perOoppelte feline Sbritz
te uno b0rte, oa ct an Die 3bur be5 @ez
fdn9nfis5 fam, Den inn9en Nenl0en nit
Dem &erfermeiiter reoen.
o0ler 1T, borte ct Jpn fa9en, bas 8e(b,
um osilentmIllen mein Soter 9efan9en
ilBt! SIP le9e e6 bel ibm nieoer, unO nun
fubre ct nib 9eibwino 5u ibm, um i'm
ou5 lcinen Sanoen gu be efreien." Der
8erfermeifter that, mas ct perlan9te.
Ser Sffi5ier blieb nod Elm spenis itebs
ben, um ibm 3eit Su loiIen, Dot ieinem
25oter ollein 5u erl9enen ban fol9te er
Jpn natb.
28ettb Elm Nntlid ! Gr fiebt ben jun,
gen Wen1ben in Den Nrmen ieines Sa=
ter5 einc6 ebrtpiiroi9en Grtifes, Der ibn
Ifeft an icin (oer5 9sorIcft bdtt, uno ibm
NIT beben &DrGnen benegt, obne elm
2Sort gu re0sn. G5 per9in9en eini9e Miz
unten, eDe oer Sffi5ier BON ibnen bemerft
wuroe.
Ge.ibrt 9n9 oiefer enolidb ouf fie gu,
uno ia9te gu Dem 2(lten, berubi9en Sic
| ib, iO mill Sic zines 70 brapen Gobnes
nicbt bcrauben. eaien Sic MIDI Sbeil
nebmen an Dem SsrOienfe ieiner 6ano.
lung. Ct 1T frei uno es reuet MIDI Die
Summe ncbt popon ct einen 70 eoelmas
tbi9en Gebrau1 9emo9t bat.
Soter uno Gobn fielen iDm ju gG6en;
Der leete tpei9erte iicb onfan9s, Die ibm
an9ebotene 8reibeit au5unebmea. ST bat
Den Sffl5ier, Jpn mit5unebmen ; fein Sa=
ter, io9te er, beoGrfe ieiner nun nibt mebr,
uno ct motbte einem 70 9utDer5i9en oers
ren niWt germ beibfperlib 9efallen fein.
2(ber Ger 9robmdtbi9e Sffi5ier beifano
borauf oob ct bleiben ioQte fGbrte bei=
oe an ieiner 6ano aus Dem &erfer, uno
nobm lei leiner 2(rbreiie oos frobe ge=
mubtein NIT, strei 1tu9Iiicflicbe, Die es 5u
iein 70 'peni9 Oeroienten, 9lddli@ eemobt
5u baben. Srelmatbi9e.
=.-~=ssaezz@.....s ~ssasez@
g 6 q ID / 6.-0er ,Wobile Sc.
ralo" meloet, ooB Gopt. Sonotban @atz
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g 6 nbti 6.-Der ,Mobile Sc.
rolo" meloet, Dap Gapt. Sonotban gSalz
fer, ber fur5licb mebrere Sclapen BON
peniocota entfubrte uno ouf oer Sabrt
nab Nol1au ein9ebolt puroe, Dor @cri6t
Itbuloi9 befunoen uno befroft poroem
1T. Sein l1rtbel lautpte $3.50 @etoz
lfrafe gu sablen, cine Stunbe am prans
ger 5u fteben, Is Sage ein9eiperrt gu tpers
Den uno auf Die rebte 6ano Die Su6s
itaben 9. 9. ein9ebrannt gu erbalten.
Oie5 ole5 1T, NIT 2(u5nabme oer gin=
iperun9, poQ5o9en woroen. luber oiez
Ier barbariitben Seifrafun9 erlaubte man
einem p6belbaufen, ben 8erurtbeilten
nit fauten Giern III werfen, ais ct ann
Stranger fano. Capt. @atfer comman=
oirte Elm SoFoner Sabr5eu9.
Seoenfall6 bate ct cine ifrdflitbe 6anb=
lung bc9on9en uno tpcsen feine6 blinoem
Qbolitionseifrs Strafe peroient ; uber
cine brutolere uao infameres &oaSiebuxs
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ID EDWARD BIRD,


sE No. 200 BALTIMORE STREET.
between Light and Charles SITS.
Has just received from latest mportalions and viii
continue to add to his stock, they arrive the most
desirable Goods imported. Also, OMEsTIC GOODS OF
every description-so that persons wishing to buy
viii find, by calling al 30 Baltimore street. one of the
best assorted stocks Of ancy and Staple Dry Goods in
this city, and at the lowest prices wholesale and retail
JUST OPENED.
New style Cashmere b'ECDSSE, all prices
French Mouseme de LANES extra quality
bale super CLOAKlNGS
Super black and co'd ALPACAS, very CHEAP
Super black and blue black SILKS
Fancy Silks; black and white Grapes.
SHAWLS. SHAWLS! SHAWLS.
Extra rich embroidered Grape Shawls
do, Cashmere Shawis
With VARIETY of other Shaws, all prices.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VESTINGS.
Just opened super black French CLOTHS, twilled
bodies, of superior quality and cheaper than
Also, west of England aud Domestic CLOTHS
Fancy Cassimeres, all prices.
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Cambtc Hdkfs; Cambrics
Irish Linen and Sheetngs: Barnsley do.
Extra rich Table DAMASK
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins
Huckaback Towels; Russia Diaper
A full assortment ct WHITE GOODS
Aso-Silk, cotton and cashmere HOSIERY
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk and kid GLOVES
DOMESTIC GOODS. all kinds
Blankets, Flannes and Failed Lnsey.
All of which will sell on the best terms.
J. EDWARD BIRD,
ais No. 200 Baltimore street
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MEDFIELD BOARDING SCHOOL For
BOYS
RMR r, JOHN EoRENNISS has hn nlpaSura nj

An r. JOHN PREM FISS has TIL pleasure of
W. informing his friends and patrons that, having
recovered from his recent mdsposition he proposes
TO resume the duties of his school, his residence ON
the Fails Turnpike Road, 3! miles fiOm the city of
Baltimore, on MONDAY, the LIST of September.
To persons DESTROYS OF having their sons educated
in the country this school presents the advantages of
being situated in district of country remarkable for
its heaithlulneSS and easy of from the city of
Baltimore; of being limited in the humble Of Ills pu-
pills, so As 10 be under the immediate and exclusive
instruction of the principal; of embracing extensive
and thorough course of instruction both English and
Classical, and of being essentially domestic and pa
rental i'll its mode of discipline, that every possible
attention is paid to the comfort, the and the
morals OF the pupils.
Mr.. PRENrIss having been for twenty years known
in this community a teacher, and for a consider
able portion of that time the President Of the Cot
egiate Department Of the University OF Maryland,
deems a reference TO individuals unnecessary; but
will furnish, If THE desired testimonials Of capacity
and fidelity which cannot fail be satisfactory. A
few vacancies remain 10 be filled Persons DESTROYS
of communicating with Mr. Prcntiss will find him at
his residence, or may address him at Baltimore thro'
the post office. prospectus of the School may he
obtained at tAe book of Mr.. Colburn, ia Bat
more street, it will be forwarded to the address of
those who desire il.
MEDFIELD, Aug. l5, lS45. a2leO2w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MIISEILM

AND GALLERY Of THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE " C.4LJERT- SITS.
FWNHlS EVENING. Aug. 26 lsl5, will be per
Il formed CHARLES XII; Or, The Siege of StraI-
sund. Charles l2th, Mr.. WALCDT. GustavuS de
Melvclt, Mr.. ]. o. SEXTON. Adam Brock, hlr.
JOHNSTON. TrptnIemus Muihlrwork.. OWENS.
UlnCa, Mrs. RUSSELL. Eudiga, Miss CANNON.
After which, Miss Il. fNCE will dance a Grand Pas
Seul. Song by Miss f. lNCE,
To conclude with ''THE CHRlSTENINC." Mr..
Hopkins Twiddy, Mr.. OWENS. MIR. Grum. JOHN.
STON Mrs. Dolby Lovechild, Mrs. WALCOT.
tG5- Abundance IS cts. children under 10 years OF
O'Clock precisely. 1t
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND MILITARY ok

IfSsf1rsF~ IA, GhANu MILITIA Rh EN-
Ua,,,ssatsS CURSION COTILbION PARTY
Sss.s.S:ff!llaTt OF TIE FIRST BALTIMORE
r14aa<zlz1 --ssszs21 BOTANICAL VOLUNTEERS,
to come oil on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. 46,
on board the well tried steamer ''POCAHONfAS,' -
Captain HOlIingshead.
The celebrated MILITARY BAND attached to the
Independent Blues, and Prof SPIES COTILlION
BAND nave been engaged for the occasion.
tull supply of Confectionery, Fruit, Ice Cream,
&c', viii be provided at moderate prices.
R5- The object of this Excursion is to aid in raising
iuhds ior building ArmOry, and their fellow soldiers
anu citizens are respectfully called upon to lend their
assistance IN the accomplishment of the undertaking.
Every arrangement will be made to render the Elk
CurSIon an agreeable one.
me boat will leave Light street wharf at O'Clock,
r. NJ touching at the County wharf going and return
ing, and proceed down the bay to Annapolis, where
an hour or so will be spent in viewing thr ancient
city, Fort Severn, sc.
% Tickets 80 cents-to he had at the Three Tuns
Tavern, HeckrOtre'S; Col. Hckman's; Capt. A. tol-
lands Gay-st.; Clipper, Sun and Argus off eS; Penn
sylvanla House, Howard street; McMurtay's, Falls
Road, and At the boat on the day of the excursion.
lstu,lt
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MOORE NEW BOOKS just received at the
W. New and Cheap Book Establishment of OWEN,
KURfZ Co, No. LAG Balmore-s St, Sd dosr East
of Calvert ST.
Remains of the Rev. ASAHEL NETTLESON, d.
d., consisting of Sermons, Outlines and Plans of Ser
mons, Brief Observations OH Texts of Scripture, and
miscellaneous Remarks, compiled and prepared for
the Press b. Bennett Tyler D. d.. President and Pro-
tessor of Christian Theology in the Theological Insti-
tute OF Connecticut.
GOSPEL PROMISES, by the Rev. Jos. Alleine,
author of an "Alarm TO the Uncovered" &c.
PROFESSION Is NOT PRINCIPLE, or the Name
OF Christian is not Christianity, by Grace Kennedy
author Of the "DeciSion," "Anna Ross" 'Jessy Al
Ian, &C.. from the SIKH Edinburgh edition.
LIFE IN EARNEST, being Six Lectures on Chris
tan Activity and Ardor, by Rev Jas. Hamilton, au-
dior Of ''Harp on the Willow" sc.
full aud complete assortment of School, Sunday
STaTIOSAKY cnnstan,Iv for saie nv ,,nnrecsS.atsd
lou plices. Just come and examine our books and
prices. We are determined to sell very cheap. ala