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TWO HE LADIES!

TWO HE LADIES'!
u r. McELDOWNEY s. co. offer beautiful
assortment of Berage; Balzarne; Lace Lawn; Organ
die do; French do.
Also, well assorted stock of White Dress Goods,
such as Cambria; plaid and striped Jaconet and
Swiss; Lace Muslin; Book do.
SHAWS of all descriptions, suitable for the season
PRINTS; LINEN GOODS-l24 and 1914 Sheet
ing of all qualities Ga, IA and Piow-c case Linen;
IRISH LINEN, from the most approved bleacheries
10 The above articles, together with a general as
sortment of Stable and Fancy DRY GOODS, will be
offered on reasonable terms, at
No 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
mig between Calvert and Light.
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th3- o. u. y. FRANKLIN BAND, No. 2, ORDER
OF UNITED BROTHERS. The members are here
nv notified attend special meeting of this Band
THIS Tuesday EVENING, At O'Clock at the Hati
corner OF Ba!t,more-st and Trpo'eu's ally Pune
lGnl attendance Is requested on important business,
1t" By order, VILLA ORR, Sec'y.
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13-Thc NEW BELL % the FIRST BALTIMORE
HOSE COMPANY will he runy, upon trial, THIS
Of VII ch the different companies will please take
tee. [it'l BY order, !. C. COALE, Sec'y.
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Z Z NJ OY AL .

4 CARD. MRS. SHERWOOD takes this me.
N thod of informing the Medical Faculty of Bali-
end the public generally that she has reno we'd
TO Nc. 81 EUTAW STREET, least side,) north Of
Lexingons and is prepared to attend all orders OF
CUPPING and LEECHESG by day or night Thank
ui for past favor she still solics share of patron
age. The public NAV depend on her keeping the best
quality of European Leeches.
MNs SHERWOOD has the pleasure as well as priv-
iege OF referring 10 the following Physicians:
Prof N. r. Smith, ]. p, Mackenzie NJ D.
A. Alexander, NJ. ID. J, H. O,Donoyan NJ d.
E.. w Theobad NJ. D. J. Fl Patterson NJ D.
p, Chatard, NJ D. S. Chew, nj. D.
me- 2wt
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td3- F. :. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICruRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES. SC. &c.
b7- IMPORTER OF French and Germaa LOOKING
GLASSES. PLATES, sc. &c,
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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\ L. VI A n A C.
LIST OF APPLICANTS

Tot tNe beNetF q The InSolrent Lnlrg o. NJr,
EGHd for the last weck
Charles Il. Owinns Levi Rist b,ok.r
JaS' bnteman, carpenter j, II. Miller, tringemaksr
VIM. Brooks, !abOrer Conrad Ziuk cn,rnan,,-
Geo. E Ford merchant John F. Ofuit Gn
Thos. II. Mears, la Tor WIN. Colbert tounder
Levi Griffin, machinist Gen Thine sboennka,
mos w mttle, gent &c. Floyd, Snipcarpenter
Johh IL Hyhson merchant Jos. Barnes, laborer cord
WIN carroll, do Noble Anderson, do. do
For debts lass than $50.
To appear before the commissioners 7th of IuIv
1875. " ''''
Day Of fnaI hearing, 9th Sept. 1915
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DELIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The I'M
dersisned would respectfully inform all his old cas-
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
Wheatfed Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
C0wpen alley, Immediately in the of Mcssrs.
Geo Bartlett s Cos Fast Of the old stand. He would
state he has for hire fine Snddle and Buggy Horses;
also Buegys without horses. His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their holses with him may depend upon their
hrinn Ynll attended
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NOTICE.

It3-Thr NEW MARKET FIRE COMPANY vii
hold m adjourned quarterly meeting OIL THIS Tues
day EVENING, at s O'clock.
il mo. H. FALCONBR.
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JUSTICE DRINKER The charges against
Justice Drinker, of New York, who has been
undergoing an examination on the charge of
misdemeanor in office, do not amount, in the
opinion Of the Court upon the evidence, to a
cause of dismissal from Office, although he is
strongly censured. Tho charges have been
withdrawn
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CLEARED,
Ship James Edward, Webster, Amsterdana Jno Il
Hodges
Barque Nautilus, Reed, Rio de Janeiro and a mar
ket, T. Wilson & Co.
Schr Claudia Mary, Meekins, Washington, North
Carolina, master,
ARRIVED,
Barque Jas. W. Paige, Taylor, 8 days from Boston
assorted cargo, 10 OSb I'm Whtridge.
Brig Mary II. (new) Baker s days from Boston, lis
sorted cargo, 20 Osborn & Whitridge
Brig ChattahoOchee. Baker. DAYS from n York
ballast, TO R. & H. Tucker.
Br. brig Bermuda, Tynes, 81 days from Barbadoes
ballast, TO Jos. c. Yates.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, days fin Dightoa
Mass, ballast, to Rose, Merrill Il Dodge
Schr Reaper, Sears, : days from Providence, do
mestics To T. Pierce.
Schr Naus, Howard, 5 days from Wareham, Mass
ballast, 10 master
Schr ST. Thomas, Beaman, days fror Boston,
ballast, to the master.
Schr Spy, Smith, days from Albany, lumber.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Pioneer, Clark. of Baltimhre, from Canton
for New York, was spoken March Doth, lat % 30, s.
lon, 80 E. by J. q. Adams, AT N. York from Macao
Brig Poeitney, Mpuatt, of Baltimore, from BuenOs
Ayres sth March, arrived at New York 10th inst
Brig Harp, Gator, for New York, cleared at Mobile
Sd inst and brig Orbit, Travers from Kingston Jam,
arrived at do 4th.
Brig Chekasaw, Kendrick, for Baltimore, cleared
Schr Albion, Harding, hence for Demarara, went to
sea on Saturday last.
Sehr Abisha Jenkins, Halves, for Baltimore, cleared
at Savannah 7th inst.
Schrs Eagle, Lawry, and Clio, Wilson, from Balti-
more, arrived at Portsmouth. ~ II, 9th ,ant; and
Lurana, Wilson, from do. do. 9TH.
Schr X. r. Skinner, Bennett, for Baltimore, sailed
from Hartford. CT. 9Th inst.
Schrs Roe, Dodge, and Washington, Coles, for Bal
timore, cleared at New York 10th inst
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FRosr Heavy trosts were experienced in
the vicinity of Cleveland, Ohio, from the LIST
to the 9Th inst, doing much injury to all kinds
Of fruit that could be effected by cold. There
was heavy white frost at Boston on Friday
night, and the thermometer in the neighboring
towns down to IS and 80 deg. Fahgenheit,-
Peach and cherry trees in exposed situations in
Dedham in foil bloom, have been destroyed,
50 far as fruit is concerned for the present year.
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ACCIDENT. Mr.. Ephraim T. Downs, of Star
Island, Me-, lost his life on the 3Oth ult, by
the accidental discharge of his gun.
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900 DOLLARS. sold to Nos 8 s. rs,
IL WV by the ever lucky BYHNE & Co,
yellow House, South st. good announcement OF
the week THIS DAY, $4,000 1000, &c.-tickets S2A.
TO MORROW, S25, 0o0-tickets 9s.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery,
70 "a % 80 % 26 &c So ii 6 3 7 20
BYRNE x co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and SOuth-s ST., Yellow House.
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MAY0R'S OFFICE,
Pittsburg, May Sth, l845. !

TVIsOuFg, Way olh, I843.
Dear S!r:-Your letter of the 2lst ult, en-
closing an order for s., 900 on the Farmers and
Planters Bank Of your city, was duly received.
My official duties, greatly increased by the aw
must be my apology for not sooner informing
you Of the safe reception Of your communion
ton Permit me, On the behalf of my fellow
citizens, as we'll as myself, to express through
you to the citizens Of Baltimore, the deep feel
ings of gratitude which have been excited in
our bosoms BY their generous and munifcent
llberality to the impoverished of sister city
This kindness, in the hour of need, will ever be
held in grateful remembrance.
With sentiments of resDect
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NHGEHTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
n = Another new week slorously begun! Comb. %
90 30, the handsome drize of $1,000 in whole ticket
worth net $3.50, was sold by the lacky Egertons TO
citizen of Baltimore.
The drawn Nos. of yesterirv's Lottery are,
10 "A % 80 % IS 8 rs 50 Al 3 7 90
To day, full package (the only way to purchase)
for s35, quarters IS 70, and may draw the highest
prizes in the Lottery.
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class l9. IS Nos, lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize Of 5000 prize of $1,000
1900 5 SO 1000
l,10 {" 300, &e.
Tickets Saa-shares in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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There are some who sell Goods but RELYING on
the quality of their articles place so high price upon
them as to make it mpracticable for the most persons
TO buy; others again, the other extreme, are con
tent to produce article lower than their neighbOrs
though its inferority CT quality should make perish
before it is used, and is in the dearest of ALL
NOW the true meaning is this. buy the lowest priced
articles which are good .'Chedp and good'' should
he the motto of every wise dealer This great desira
tun is al last supplied'Good Goods" at low prices
in the Variety Store, No. Baltimore STR ct, where
can be bought excellent Clocks 81; Gold Rings 25 cts
do. Pins 50; do Keys 75 do Pencils S.; solid headed
Pins cts; Hooks and Eyes ct. box Needles cents
papers Lead Pencils cents dozen; Silver Pencils l25
cts. apiece; Twist Combs cts Side do. cents pair;
Dressing do. 81 cts; Wallets &c; Scissors CENTS let
buttons cts doz: colored Cotton Gloves CT. pairs
Tooth Brushes &c; Gum Suspenders l24c; Britannia
Tea Pots 62 Coffee do 81 25; Japan Spitons cents;
Candlesticks 81; Lamps 81; Shaving Boxes 80 doz
GEORGE II. VICKERS',
No 9 Baltimore street,
ml9 Between the Bridge and Market.
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THE MUSEUM. The beautiful drama of ''Don CGsar
De Bazan" will have its second representation at the
saloon of the Museum to night Nh Walcot and Miss
Cannon will sustain the principal characters. 1t is
an excellent production and received last
ing upon its first performance with great satisfaction.
Mr.. Pea!e has engaged the New York Giant, who
will be exhibited from A. NJ. until P. M, every
day during the week. He is but IS years old, and
measures : feet inches in height.
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nIXON'S Splendid NEW STYLE BRITAN-
-aS MA WARE. Just received per ship Susanna
Cummings, most splendid assortment of English
Britannia Ware, in sets of pieces, embracing great
variety OF patterns, including all the latest styles
which viii be sold OF the reasonable terms at
the old established FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. Is Baltimore street.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
Importers of Family and Fancy Hardware, WATERS
Table Cutlery and housekeeping articles of every
description. ml3
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D | f. ID

On Sunday evening, the llth instant At 6 O'Clock
Capt. PETER GERAH1Y. after long and painful M
ness, III the ODD year OF his age The deceased was
native of Dublin, Ireland, and for the last % wears
resident of the city of Baltimore.
His friends and these Of the family are requested to
attend his funeral this Tuesday afternoon, the 18th
inst; at O'Clock, without further invitation from hs
late residence, No. 70 Blockst. Of. P.)
Liverpool and London (EngIand) and Dublin Ore
land papers please copy
Departed this life on the morning Of the llth inst
after Short hut painful illness. ALICE the beloved
daughter of Robert and Hannah A1n Hull aged 7
years, 5 months and II days.
Her friends and those of her family, are invited to
attend her funeral al ten O'Clock this morning from,
Ne. 81 N. Charles St, without further invitation
On the 10Th inst. GIDEON BRowN, in the 43i year of
his age, OF Robert Brown, of Cecil county, Md
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have laid uson our table ''No 25 of Harper's Iumi-
mated and Pictorial Bible" Also "A Dictionary of
Practical Medicine" comprising general pathology,
the nature and treatment of diseases &C., by james
Copeland, NJ. D., F. Il. 81 and Flatonic Theology,
Plato against the Atheists, or tenth Book of the Laws,
by DIT. Lewis .et
From Mr.. N. Hickman, we have received the Alne-
rcan edition OF tue "Foeisn Quarterly Review for
April, and the London Quarterly Review for March.
Mr. McGenan, No. 81 Baltimore street, has receiv-
ed very neat work of 100 pages, entitled The Club
Room, and other Temperance Tales" by T, 5. Ar
thur
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A CARD. MRS. TLYARD, N. w. corner OF
IN Eutaw and Lombard streets, keeps constantly
on hand supply of the hest quality EUROPEAN
LEECHES. All orders left at her residence for CUP
PING or LERCHIN6 LADIES or CHILDREN, will be
thankfully received aud promptly attended to- Mrs.
T. has the privilege, rs well as pleasure of referring
to the following medical genemen:
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a. AnnnT THIS DAY FOR ONLY

&900nT THIS DAY FOR ONLY
- cOOO S2l. For splendid prize call
al the ever lucky office Of MILLER & co and pur-
chase ticket. Sold again in the Md. Lottery, class
81 drawn yesterday another beautiful prize of Sl00O
half ticket, Nos Al So rs, which only s. so; and
another of SlOo whole ticket, Nos 80 So a. both sold
by the fortunate MILLER s. co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 1915 Nos Ii ballots, making beautiful scheme
for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
Przs OF s9o o0 ! prize of $1,000
1900 S g 1000
LOO 3O0,&c
Tickets S24-siiares inIpropoition.
Certificate of packages of 25 quarters only 50 rs.
For packages, sngl tickets shares of tickets ap-
ply 10 the old established and most fortunate office of
MILLER x co.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class 81, drawn
May l2-lowest prize SIS:
- "A % 30 % % rs So Al 7 30
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G5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. I2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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NOR SALE. very likely black Boy, IA years
III of age, TO serve 10 years, well grown for his age
sound and healthy, and can come recommended.
will sell him low. Appy at
SCOTTi'S Intelligence Office
ml3 M. 10 Exchange Place.
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JOHN R HYNSON Agent
p S. Ladies Poney for hire His terms for Lii
very horses rs follows; Saddle horse per month $40
with carriage Sl2. mia colin
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Whole tickets S2t-shares in proportion
Certificates of % eighths EmOry * Co. will sell for
the rifng sum of 81 95. Give them Ia call
Drawing Nos. of yesterdays lottery are
70 "a % 80 % 90 8 rs SIS Al 6 7 30
EMORY & CO., No. Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland
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MIN ". TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST,
N n . N. W. corner Of Eutaw and Lombard streets
ml0-3m
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I NJ, caara3 FIIoo,t To ~ (,o |Oo'.,5
e., 800, ,r,nr,bors ,Ln inc,
inr ,vara nnsan,nrs aortod ond ,ha faiin,,,
ipg rentlemen we're Drooosed as candidates to
be balloted for at the next meeting: Thomas
Wilson, David S. Wilson. Sam'l X. George,
VI. Z. Moves, and VIM. G. Miller. The Sec
retayy read a letter from John jaw. ESQ. of n .
York, giving information relative to Important
documents connected with Maryland affairs,
existing in the British offices. The Secretary
also announced the reception of letter. ac
companled By Report aud Resolutions tom
the New York Historical Society, proposing 4
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rOLEMAS TELLOTT,

y ATTORNEY AT LAW Baltimore.
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms OF Hartford County Court Claims for col
lection in that county will meet prompt attention.
Office Fayete street, opposite Barnum'E Hotel.
f.GEORGE fELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. xlho9,9m
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rg,HE GREAT RACE BETWEEN Fla.

FgHHE GREAT RACE Il ETWEIGN Fla =
n SHlON AND PEYTONlA comes OFF this day.
me immense sums of money staked on the result OF
THIS race must necessarily change hands. TO the
winners who will want to invest what they win; and
To the losers, who will need some profitable specua-
ton 20 reimburse them for what they lose, the old
taoshed house Of EMORY & CO., presents the fol-
lowing brilliant scheme as being well worthy their at
teption
n3-THIS DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
1916 Nos, 10 ballots. .r-,
SPLENDID SCHEME. .r.. g..
ptlze of $4,000 prize of $500
1900 ll36
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SHOCKING. The Miners Journal states that
distressing accident occurred in the mines of
Of Messrs. WIN. Mines & Co., on Thursday Of
last week. The particulars as far as we have
learned them are these: Fire-damp was dis
covered in one of the Breasts, and several Of
the men were employed in driving 1t out, when
from some cause, it is supposed from a lamp
hung at the top of the gangway, the damp was
fired. -Four men and boy were severely burn
ed. One of the men, Patrick Bodkin, is since
dead. Thos. Bodkin and VIM. Powell, were
very badly burned but are now doing well; the
other two, Tiley, the boy, and MIR. Buckley,
were not SO much injured
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HAMILTON LONG CLOTH SHEETINGS,
a n sc. Just received, one case Hamilton Long
Cloth Sheetings; "A Linen Sheetings
Also, largr lot of new style PRINTS
Ginghams; Lawns; Balzarines; Irish Linens
White MOuSene and Barge Shawls
Single milled Cassimeres and Tweeds
Brown and white DriIings; Bishops Lawn
Very superior new sttle Corded Skirts
Parsons and Stuart's SPOOL Cotton; Blue Drills
Mems and hoys' Summer wear in great variety
Bleached and brown DOMESTICS, of AL widths
aud qualities
Little Gunp0wder Superior Cotton Yarn
Welsh Gauze Flannels, Hosiery, Sc.
For sale low, wholesale and retail, by
HENRY w. COOKE,
ml3 Corner of Hanover and Lombard. SIS
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Very respectful!

The Pjttsbng Collections George VI. Hill,
Esq, handed to the Mayor Yesterday $40 in aid
Of the Pittsburg sufferers, for the 8Lh ward In
connection with this subject we insert the fol-
lowing letter which has been received by Col
Davis:
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nICk'S WORK S.-CHEAP EDITION
EV ONLY So so. The works of Thomas Dick,
l.. i. d comprising the following works:
LIST. The Ph sOphy of Future State
2d. The Christian Philosopher.
3D. The Philosophy of Religion.
4th' On the Improvement of Society by the DiiTu-
sion Of knowledge.
9Th On the Mental illumination and Moral I'M
proveinent of Mankind.
9th. An Essay the Sins and Evils OF Coyetous-
ness 7lh. Celestial Scenery.
Sth. The Sidereal Heavens
Eight vols bound in 4, good paper and print-prce
only $3.50. Just published and for sale by
PARSONS X PRESTON.
Booksellers and Stationers
m.3-I ARP Isl Pratt-st, next to Depot.
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MAR RjEIO

Day of final hearing, 9th Sept. ls45.
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Tue BALTIMORE AMERICAN FARMER. We
perceive it IS the purpose Of the publisher OF
this old aud highly reputable agricultural pa
per, at the expiration Of the present volume, to
change it from weekly, to a monthly publica-
ton, containing 80 large octave pages. Price
~ per annum. The American Farmer is one
of the best Agricultural papers in the Union,
and no farmer should be withoutit
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BALTIMORE, May 10th, 1915.
Col. J. G.. Dayies:-Encosed you will find
s., which you will please have conveyed to
Mrs. Wilson, the lady who lost her all by the
fire some time since.
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Rror AT CHAMBERsBURG. We learn from
the Hagerstown News, that Mr.. Thomas Fine
gan, of that place, while on n visit last week
10 Chambersburg, Pa, was attacked by about a
hundred negroes, headed by few white abol
tionists, and would have been severely injured
if not killed, but for the Interference of some
respectable citizens. Mr.. Fincgan endcayored
to shoot down the rjng-lcadcr of the mob, but
his pistols missed fire, the cap upon one OF
them exploding without eliecting discharge.
The cause ofthis attack grows out of the fact
that Mr. F. is particularly active and success
full in apprehending runaway slaves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-19
MIR. & MRS ARoHER's
AgAD@NtY
For Young Ladies'.

No. 40, Lexington Street, Baltimore.
VNNHIS lnstitniioRrhas been in successful o.
u Peration for several years. aud al present
numbersspear one hundred pupils
All the branches Of flashed female educa-
tion aretsught under the personal superintend.
ehce Of the Principals, assisted BY The ables.
Professors Of the country. IL :.
\or particular inform stjon as 40 terms of
bosfs>iaition, &C., address the Principals
The IGse~1s-Rspilemen for lhessnost pas,
have daughters in The Sch6of add ~ %. refer
red to:
Gen Winfield Scott, U S Army Rev Dr. wy
att, Rev J Duncan, Rcv MIR II amner, Rev
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, sam
uel Donaldson. Baltimore City;iI Bernard
Virginia; Daniel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Md.
'Mr. ARCHER Graduate Of the Wesl Point A.
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Baltimore, April 3, Isl5.-6ms5