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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

C,urg~I, rIrRREI OyERSHOE At the Warehouse OF
p he NaxaE N j. india Rubber Factory, 50 Maiden lans
,yie:c may I've found ut the lowest rrcss geIr, So
,ynh leather sae flexible shanks &c winch Tor oeAuy aS
~ wishing nn easy fitting, light ard duane ose
bo. (which we warrant not pEIi the ean) wil 90 wei
Io -st ani examine stock before purchasing e7---
;tS- We sell cheap. .>.,.r.- % >,.;aa, ,,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

Ian IS OF Uatierns >chr Colorado. of ChlTesicn.
Sa Is t - Ion - So passed bark Duna. Sniihiso Nor
Jsns OF Cape caopen scr Eee:ia, from Baltimore. of
uui fuf Portland.
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AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.4LTERT. SITS
VEIuIS EVENING. July /, l3lj will be per
X. formed DEAF AS A POST. Trisiram sappy.
MIR. WALCOT. Old Walton, Mr JOHNSTON. Mrs.
Plumply, Mrs. WALCOT. sally Mags, Miss CAN
NON,
nancnghy Miss GERTRUDE and Mr.. MACKLlN.
To conclude with BOOTS AT THE SWAN. FriSk-
~, MI WALCOT. Peter rippn, Miss CANNON.
sally, Mis-. WALC0T.
&C. Admittance 25 cts children under ID years Of
age, IL! cents. Saloon performance 10 commence at
O'Clock precisely. II
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HORSE,
Csparisoncd and led BY Groom.
PAIL BEARERS (in carriages
Hon. L. q. fancy Gen T. f. Stansbufy,
" U. 5. HEATH. Jacob Albeit,
% Stevenson Archer, Robert Garrett,
-" J Purviance, Solomon Etng.
Nie,loIas Brice. Nathaniel Williams,
Gen. w, II. Marriott, Cot VIM. Cooke,
Com. Rigev, John q. Hewlett,
joel Vickers, Capt, John Reese,
VIM. Gywnn, Wesley starr,
Jas Carroll SRI Capt. w. Tucker,
Cot. Sam'l aoale, Thos. Iiillen, Sr.
VIM. Krebs, Capt WOrthingtoE,
JAS. Beatty, Major Jackson,
Alex. Russell, ST., +. w. bruno.
Col Boudin's Troop of Horse will be posted upon
the TANKS as n guard of honor
The Eagle Artllefst will be stationed on either SIDE
of the Funeral Car armed escort, with drawn
FIFTH DIVISION,
Assistant Marshals-John Z. Vanwyck, ThOrndck
Chase, JOS. B. Williams, VIM Pinkney White.
President Of the United States and Heads of
Department.
Chief Justice and Associates of the Supreme Court
and of the District Coutt.
Governor and Chancellor of Maryland, Secrt .ary of
State, and Mayor of the City OF Baltimore.
Accompanied by the Committee of reception and Ex-
ecuuve Committee in Carriages.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Hon. VIM. frck, Hon. Reverdy Johnson,
G. A. v. spreekelsen, Esq William ]. Wight, Esq.
James Fields, Esq Adam Is. Kyle,
Captain Pickell, J. V. L. Mcmahon, I"
Jashua Vansant Esq. Matthew Clark,
HObeit Howard, g David Stewart,
Hon. J. q. Legrand, j. s. H0llns,
SIXTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshas- Gen. Miltenberger, Geo. Rogers
Jacob Head, Henry Myers,
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Marl land.
The Association of Defenders of 1914.
All those Defenders OF Fort Mctienry and Officers
and Soldiers of the Battle Of North Point, not be,
longing to the Association.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshas-Joseph w. Jenkins, Charles T.
Maddox, DIR. ]. G. Monmonier, Joseph Roges s.
U. 5. Senators and Members of Congress.
Senators s. Members of the Legislature of Maryland.
! The Society of Cincinnati.
OGicers aud Soldiers of the Revolution.
| Foreign Consuls.
| Members of the City Council and officers
of the Corporation.
Judges of the several Courts and Officers and Mem
| hers of the Bar aud Students at Law.
| Resents of the Maryland UniversIty-1rustees and
Regents of the Washington University
Members of the Medical Faculty and Students of Me
! dicine, Maryland Institute of Education.
| Collector and Officers of the Customs.
! Captains OF Vessels: Pilots
! and SGamen.
! Baltimore Typographical Society.
| Mercantile Library Association.
| German Society of MARYLAND.
| st. Andrews Society.
| HibemIan Society.
| French Ciiizpas' Association.
Calvert DeHSHtidi SscNty,
Seamen's Beneficial Society.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
| Assistant Marshals-- Henry r. Lauderman, Thos,
Alricks, John Greer soggs, Henry Hopkins, Rich
ard ; Scwaii.
Maryland Historical Society.
Monumental Lyceum
Murray institute.
Hish and Male Public Schools of Baltimore
, McKim Free School.
Oliver Hibernan Free School.
John England institute.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO-DAy ,st ivy

EACONsiOA TO-DAY, LIST JULY.
II AgsGYs The cOmmodiOuS steamboat POCA-
alIas: sSSi4az2 ilONTAS, Capt. HoLLiNGsHEAD, will
as'eitssEEassak leave Lghtst wharf, AT 81 ociock on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the first of July, an
excursion down the Bay. The boat will call at the
County Wharf going and returning A Band of Music,
also Refreshments of all kinds, will be on board.
Tickets SO cents each Children half prce--tO he
had at the office. No. Light-st! wharf; also At q"
Inns Hn,el. FepS Point. ir27-lts
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WNTHO SAYS AM IN WANT OF MO-
w NEY, while NJ. DuYLE'S Capital Prize De
pot is in EXISTENCE The extraordinary good luck of
this prince Of prize sellers has made persons in
dependenlly rich than perhaps any three vendors in
the United States TO experience some Of this good
luck it is only necessary to call send and get
package, single ticket or share in some of the follow
ing splendid schemes be drawn this week. Capitals
for sale at NJ. Doyle's Capital Prize Depot, No. l44
Pratt street, opposite the Railroad Depot, next to
Bradshaw's United States Hotel.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S2!, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $40 900, tickets s., shares
il proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 800, 900, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. tI3"Esk on package of whole tickets
$40; halves Sl3; quarters as 50. Certificates will be
issued ut the above rates
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
Chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky Numbers by
TIE PACKAGE single ticket, or STARE. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, No, IA Pratt street,
L. TR1 Opposite B. & q. R. R. Depot.
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aEAkE YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.


I'VE This cannot he done unless you have the CI2-
CASSIAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for identifying and promoting the growth OF
tcuary useful 10 the Ladies, as II not only prevents
tae hair from falling out but gives il SoftneSs and
brilliant appearance, which can't he eXceled. For
RED OR GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS. use the
CIRCASSIAN HAIR DYE-t changes the hair to i
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining the skin III the least ryit-yoU
will not regret it, Look out for cOunterfes and pnr
chase OF none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL REED, Chemist,
Cay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by J, W. BARRY.
iei9 I'm corner Pearl and Market sts
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ENJOYED. GEORGE f, COOPER respect
AZ fully Informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his Old stand to the
spacious building No. go LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared To supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, OIL the best plan of any in
the United State, for hosting easy, cheapaess and
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES on an improv-
ed pan which will press with one-fonith the power
Of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
builders-such as Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, sc
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILiNG-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the style and
on reasonable terms Thankful for past patronage,
so literally extended to him, he socits continuance
of the All kinds of Blacksmithing neatly exc
cuted al the shortest netice. mhS-eO6m
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
(L.RTE TrHTTA.4N'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET.
And in the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat:
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FNrH1S large and com. odious House has reCeRtly
II been taken by the subscriber, and has undergone
a thorough renovation. 1t Is now NEWLY furnished
and mOdernlzed in every department, and compares
'av0rabiy with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention,
civihty excellent Table, in charge OF capable ana
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival of the dit
ft!cut trains OF and steamboats,, served up III
lernr style.
The patronage of the public Is most respectfully
solicited, and no eXertlons shall be spared upon nay
part render all who may stop my house at toe.
m20u J, STOCKBRIDGE, Jr, Proprietor.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-01

EEANCE'S COMPOUND CONCENTRATED
4 Il SYRUP OF SARSAPARIILA. For purifying
the blood removing eiuptons from the skin, this Sy
rup has no equal. There is no way more certain of
promoting GENERAL HEALTH DURING SUM
MER, than by using this Syrup.
RHEUMATISM, PlMPLES, or PUSTULES on
the face, scay eruption, letter. bes scald head, stub
born ulcers, other diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood or
INJUDlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY,
readily yield to the of this Syrup. For sale by
SETH S HANCE, l0s Baltimore street, and corner
of Charles and Pratt-g,s. e25
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A LHAMBnA BOWLING SALOON.

IA- 81 anu IF SOUTH CHARLES-SI.
a BALTIMORE begs to inform he pubic that
having ia every OF the word, ,ontnrmed to the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PiN ALLEYS, and hIUng met with many
unpleasant remarks on account t his STAICTNESS
in not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Lam
GIAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, and being
now determined to devote bis whole attention 10 the
Saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
strctneSs will he upheld. His Saloons we're the first
established in Baltimore, and my FIRST pledge to the
Baltimore public TO establish place OF gGn,!e-
manly sort aud healhfdl exercise.
The public's obedent servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
n. Z. ALLEYS LET nj 50 CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF 80 BALLS, g. CTS.
;G5"Thc Proprietor, IN making his prices so low, i
10 afford an opportunity for all 10 participate in this
healthtu exercise, and every 30 balls be paid for
when concluded. jal6 In
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- sss<@1 FOURTH OF JULY. The safe
EESvTVcS AkctzSeand commodious Steamer ROSTON,
1sss-kntfshaA Capt. Taylor, will make excursion
to Annapolis and Round Bay on the 4h of July, eav
ing Light street wharf at an early hour in the morn
ing, and returning early in the afternoon. Tickets SO
cents. For particulars, see future advertisement
ip2a. a.
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6toMrOuND sYRUP GUM ARABIC

FUNFUNND FhIF" WtT AHA BIJ-
v For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
Of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints offered for the relief of sUt-
tefing humanity. 1t has maintainsd a high standing
rOf eight years, and needs only fair trial prove The
irsth of TIC above statement Prepared only by
G.. X. TYLER,
ap2i corner East Baltimore and High sls
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The line will be formed at 81 O'Clock, 4. M, Oil
Tuesday, July st. on Baltimore street, the right rest
ing Howard street, and extending gaStWardy in the
following order, ana the discharge Of three pieces of
ordinance in quick succession VIII be the signal or its
movement.
FIRST DIVISION.
Sol HILLEN, JR., Chief Marshal.
SPECIAL AIDS.
David Gushing, VIM. Fell Giles,
j. J. Turner, Chas. II. Pitts,
Sam'i u Taglrt, Robert NJ mcLane,
WIN. Fredcncs Frick, WIN. Gilmor,
WIN. IL Watson, Lemuel w GOsnei!,
Fielding Lucas, John Swan,
Philip T. EllieOtt james NJ Buchanan,
Dr.. VIM. Power, CEas A. Grnncll.
MILITARY ESCORT.
Maj Ringgold's Troop of U. i. Light Artillery.
Col Caprons Troop Of Horse.
Baltimore County Light Dragons, Capt. Catch.
First Light Division, Maryland Volunteers Ost Re
g!ment Artillery and 5th Regiment NJ. " ~ under the
command Of Col. NJ Hickman and 81 Brigade, list
Rifle Regiment and Odd Regiment NJ: V. ~ under the
command of Lieut.. Col. 5 Owings Hoffman
Troops from neighboring cities IN line with 9Th Re
gimeht under the command of Lieut.. Col. H. 5, San
derson, and IN the sd under the command of Major
Jas. q. Law
The whole under the command of Major General
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshals-Dr, j. ii. Briscoe, Henry Garrett
Matthew Clark, George II. Brice,
Officers of the Navy and Army of the U. S.
Officers of the Militia Of Maryland
Officers of the City Guard
Officers and Soldiers of the late War.
Defenders of Fort NCHenry and officers and soldiers
of the cattle of North Point.
Detachment OF the u S.seamen, under the command
of Commanded Nicholas, u, 5. N.
THIRD DIVISION,
Assistant Marshas- Hugh Bolton, Dr. j. j. Graves
w. W. Meredith, Joseph B. Williams, Charles
oliver O'Donnell.
Orator Of the Day-Oliiciatng Ciergymen and Chair
man Committee of Arrange nents, IN an
open burouche.
The Reverend Clergy III Carriages.
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w A n T S.

GITUATJON WANTEB-by young Man. IL
~ grocery, h0ur commission store, having geT
era knowledge Of III" business, aud give the nest
Of references IN regard 10 character, qualification,
&c, or ne would except any other situation where A.
could make hiustif useful To his employer. Apply 70
je2i Il. +. SCDTTl, 10 Exchange Place.
NNTANTED TO HIRE. Immediately, two
w slave Farm hands, middle aged and youn.
man, 70 such rs can como well recommended, liberal
month. Apply at
SCOTTi'S Intelligence Office,
je23 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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GfREAT AND GLORIOUS LUCK in sell
w Ing high prizes Yesterday, at untvalIed Head
Quarters for Prizes. In almost every scheme lattrry
some of our patrons have come out with triumphant
luck. In yestt rday's Lottery sold two prizes in
one pacEage-One of $1,000 and one of S5oO-besides
sending $500 to 4 correspondent in Carlisle, Pa.
MORROW, a splendid scheme draws-32n, 900
is the high capital, besides 10 prizes of Sl00o-Whoc
Tickets s., shares IN proportion
Il. Il. TUCKER BROTHER,
Right on the COrnCr-Ilcad of Centre Market.
ORDER EARLI-A brilliant scheme for next sat
u:das "Small Fry" Packages of qrs s., Cighths
ony IS 80, while the capital prize is $1,000
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.
,..as.a ,s..-eSsa,s,, BY THE PHILADELPHIA,
aNkissS5Sfssss E;;33sHs,,lh.G WILMINGTON x BALTI-
-Lts5sss1E3,+E3-. &sSS,SstSss MORE RAILROAD COM
---Ss.-isd'~- 'rSsA"'+sA~ PANY. s. THE CITIZENS
UNION LINE, TO PHILADELPHIA. EiCUR-
SION TRIPS will be made on the 3D. and 4th of Ju-
w. with the privilege of returning on the 5tA.
Excursion passengers can take the cars from Pratt
street depot on the Sd July al o'clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P. M, or in the Steamboat GEORGE WASH
INGros at 3 O'Clock p NJ, from Bowly's wharf, foot
of South street. and on the 4th July at 3 O'clock A.
NJ, by the from Pratt street depot, Returning on
the 4h and 9Th by either the Railroad or Steamboat
Lines, leaving Philadelphia at, 8 A, NJ and and
P. M, each day. Fare for the round trip So
Exclusion tickets can also be had on the 4,h July,
by train at O'Clock, A. NJ,
To Wilmington and return on the 9TH, at. 90
To Elkton and return on the 9TH, at...,.,. I.50
To Havre- deGrace and return on the 4th at 90
a- Excursion passengers, by taking the ears ON the
morning of the 3D., 90 to New York, spend the
4th there, and return to Baltimore either by the cars or
boat on the 5th-the whole trip costing only So.
U Excursion tickets must be procured tine ONCE
at Pratt ST. depot, or Bowlys wharf before starting.
jyl-l A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ORATORIO OF JEPHTUA,

ORATORIO OF JEPHTHA.
RHR. HEWITT respectfully informs the public
1vH of Baltimore that, with the kind assistance Of Il
number of Professors and amateurs he is enabled to
announce the first performance of his new Oratorio
of "Jephiha" at the UNIYERsALIsT CHURCH, on the
EVENING OF WEDNESDAY,, July I'd, at O'Clock.
Tickets so cents, admitting lady and gentleman,
at this office.
JIt-A pamphlet containing the words may also be
had at the same places. fri je30-3t
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n1OURTH OF JULY,

HNOURTH OF JULY.
II TO CHESTERTOWN.
- sse-s9 PLEASURE TRIP. The well
kl,,lee bAAssx,so known safe and superior steamer
Ezass33a8saaH- RAPPAHANNOCK, Captain FAIR
BANKS, will make trip to Chesterown on the 4th Of
july leaving The of Light and Pratt streets, at
quarter past O'Clock, A. NJ, accompanied by Rices
full Coalition Band, under charge of Ballet Master.
gCf. The speed of the Rappahannock wi Il enable her
passengers TO remain in Chestertown from two to
three hours; while her Cabin accommodations, (par-
ticularly for Ladies,) no boat on the chesapeake is
superior
There will he a full supply Of Snacks and Confec-
tionary, Of the very hest board and at reasonable
prices.
Those who have never visited the Town, or be en-
upon the waters OF the Chester, and wish pleasant
trip in fine large boat with first rate officers and An
agreeable party, will do well tickets for the
Rappahannock
Single Tickets S1.OO; Ladies and Children SO
cents; be had at the Clipper, Sun and Argus offices,
| and at the boat on the morning OF departure.
2. S. The Boat will POSITIVELY CALL at the
TCounty Wharf, f. p, going and returning. je2s-d
II OOK WELL before yon buy, penny saved
! a is penny earned SASHES for the Assistant
Marshals and Aids; White Satin Sashes for the As
sistant Marshas 90 80; Black Silk Sash's for the
/ Aids 81 so, made directed by the Chic Marshal;
also Resets of the proper kind as ordered by the
! Committee of Arrangements. Manufactured and for
sale by J. NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore street,
+, je2S fri doors above South.
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A CARD. Received direct from the mauufactur-
N er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS, the genuine article; also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with JackSon's superior Leads for Pen
ell supply Of the above articles at all times
in store for sale by G. ID. CLARK, Water street, Sc
c0nd door from Calvert, at the lowest rates.
NJ B. Gold aud Silver wanted. jRli-e0tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-01

YHyBE GREAT POPULA R1rf OF HANCE'S
T. COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
the length of time 1t has stood in the favor of and con
dence Of the public the greatest proof of its dec
ded superiority every other preparation for the
cure of all forms OF COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
One bottle is sufficient test of its efficacy. Price
50 cents per bottle. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
Garner Charles and Pratt SITS,
yeas and les Baltimore st.
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HpHILADELPHIA s BALTIMORE

n UMBRELLA, PARaSOL, and
SUN SHADE MANDATORY. ]
N~ a beautiful assortment Of PARASOLSa
NrNPABASOLETTES and SUN SHADES, for
r>A.gts~ sale very cheap the New Store, No. $40
49, BALTIMORE STREET, lover the Carpet
Warehouse OF }. X. Ouvall The Goods are made of
the best material aud the workmanship warranted.
% Call and see for yourselves, and remember the
No. (2iOD THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
Practical Umbrella Manufacturer
N b. Umbrellas and Parasols neatly REPAIRED
on reasonable terms and at short notice, ie2stjyl3
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EDUR,TIF NFi lilly.

FnTRTE OF JULY.
BALTIMORE AND SUSQuEllANN RAILROAD.
The fare this road on the 4th of July
ssahGFFj.is will he E'HALF PRICE, when a ticket is
g.ss.,SesM taken for the round trip: The ticket will
H. he good to return with until Monday fol-
lowing, inclusive.
ivI4 n C. II DORnI EY Sijnt
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ysxYE ,TI,TE IL CnwE. g

YsyHE TIME IL COME: .'The TINE is come
4 Fathers, that which has long been wished ior''
(Cicero) when you can buy good Clocks fol Your ia
miles at 81; Britannia Coffee Pots 81 25 Tea do g.;
whole sett do. f. pieces 81; Sugar Boxes; Coffee do
Tea Cansters; Britannia Table spoons 2l sett; Leads
i2t; Fancy Soaps; Suspcnders gum I2!; Wallets;
Pocket Books, Bank Books; Raaofs; Walters, Ladies'
fancy Work Boxes (Wood and tr:j Buttons; Tapes;
Pins Needles . ceGts paper; Hook aud Eyes; Fans;
SIDE Combs; Tuck aud Twist do Dress do; Spool
Cotton; Hair Brushes; Knives and Forks Cologne and
a general assortment pf Gold Jewery, all Of watch
will sci! rs low a. a reasonable person can ask.
G. T. FICKERS No, Baltimore street,
jc30-tf between the Market and the Bridge.
ESADGES, SCAREs, DC. Mrs. NiCKER-
ER SON, 50 Howard ST., has prepared 4 large nuH-
Der Of the above articles for the approaching funeral
procession, which will De disposed of On reasonable
terms je3O
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FISH HOUSE Spring GARDENS.
sE1Aa, This pleasant place of Summer resort,
ESti'I having undergone a thorough repair, is now
AEiiI open for the season-and, as usual, Fish,
.It4iiL CRABS, &c, just from the water, will BE-
served at short notice.
7- Persons desiring to visit this beautiful spot,
obtain BOATS either az Baiiey's Black s, on this
sde-or the house can be approached by land, cross
ing the Long Bridge 1t Of the coolest retreats
near the city and the proprietor will cndeavor to
make all comfortable who visit the place.
iel4.eoIm FREDERICK REGELIEN.
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FOUNTH on ,JULY, 1915.

PLEASURE EXCURSION TO CHESTERTOWN.
rS-T1as" b. Through the solicitation OF large
il -i,.5isSN number OF families, the undersigned
s5Sa.4 Hiring have been induced To charter the
si-sS.szizz .ac and pleasant steamer SYDNEY
for pleasure excursion to Chesletown, Md, the 4th
Of July, isis, and they hope, by the u arrangements
they shall! make, 10 rive general att,tactioa.
As usual the Strctest order will be enforced In
der TO eusnIe comfort the Tickets win be limited. aud
early application will be necessary.
The Boat viii leave Light-st. Wharf on the morn
ing of the Ilh, at O'Clock, precisely.
{f3- An abundance of SNACKS, CONFCTION-
APY and ICE CREAM will be furnisheda at city prices.
4 fine Mill any and C0ton BAND will he in attend
and every thing done to make il the most plea
Excursion of the % The Boat will stop
the County Wharf, Fel's Point. going and return
lHg. VIM, RDONIREE,
II. MCDOWELL,
WIN BERCH.
{I7-TiCKETS for the round Trip 80 cents each
to be had of either of the subscribers at the differ
eut Hotels, Clipper, Argus and sun Offices, iyi St
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&sOUP. The subscriber viii serve up NEAL and
- MOCK TURTLE SOUPS regularly every day,
tSunday excepted made in a superior way by Mrs
HAMILTON. Families supplied with Soup At % cents
per quart. He respectfully asks the public 10 give II
trial, they will find it very grateful aud whole
some beverage Tor the summer season.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. % German-st.
je20-to4W between Hanover and Sharp.