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CITY JNTELLIGFNCE.

Erplosion of Locomotive. We learn that
about 8 O'Clock, yesterday morning, when the
passenger tram of cars, from this city for Cum
berland, reached Sykesville, tho bottom Of the
locomotive blew out with tremendous force,
sending Capt. White, the conductor, and Mr.
John J. Smith, the engineer, the former not Sc
rously, and the latter quito severely about the
face and head. None of the passengers were
injured. The locomotive was scattered, by
the force of the explosion, completely into
fragments. The train was detained about
three hours. A new locomotive having been
obtained about 10 miles further up the road,
the train proceeded on to Cumberland. This
is the first accident of the kind which has ever
occurred on this road. The locomotive was
built in Philadelphia, had been but little used,
and was considered one of the best on the road.
County Court. The case of Nickel vs. Gray,
was taken up in this court yesterday. The
plaintiff in this case, acting as trustee tor the
hessrs. Ellicott's, has entered suit to recover
damages in loss sustained in the purchase and
resale of property by the defendant. 1t will
probably occupy some days. Counsel for the
plaintiff r. Johnson, Esq, and G. Dulany,
ESQ.,; for the defence j. Meredith, Esq. George
| r. Richardson, Esq, and Thos. S, Alexander,
| Esq.
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There was asurant~ L..iuiiig, ~,
machinery, Sc, in the Firemen's Office of 500,
which will not cover the loss. The adjoining
house, owned by Mr.. John P. Ludeking, was
somewhat injured by the flames which commu-
nicated to the roof and burnt it partly off. The
damage, however, is also covered by policy
in the Firemen's Office.
Another, The alarm yesterday morning,
about o'clock, was caused by fire breaking out
in the carpenter shop of Messrs. Quinlin s. Bro
Their, in Grant street, in the rear of the Foun-
tain Inn of Messrs Dix & Fogg. The flames
were fortunately extngushed' by the prompt
arrival and energetic action of the firemen.-
This, we believe, is the second time this place
has been on fire recently.
To appear at Court John Morgan, (negro,)
was arrested yesterday by officer Keller, charg-
ed with keeping bawdy house in TriPolett's
alley. He was held to bail to appear at court
by w. A. Schaefer, Esq
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TREMENDOUS MEETING. The American
Republicans of Philadelphia had an immense
meeting in that city OIL "Wednesday evening
The Chronicle says, there were four meetings
altogether, at which an almost innumerabe
multitude of citizens were present. 1t exceed
ed any previous demonstration ever made in
that city. Addresses were delivered by va
rious distinguished speakers.
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&C. NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS. LADIES'
Caps spring fashion, only cents each; Gloves 6! and
10 cts black Kid Gloves II! cts; Head Brushes and
l2c Tooth Brushes, III varieties; French Shoe Horns
10 each; Black Bomhazine Stocks lSi cents each;
Black Satin Stocks 30 and 81! cents eacn; Collars 10
and 2jc each Scarfa so cts Scissors 10 and l2 CENTS
Raxors % and 81 &c; German Silver Butter Knives 25c
each; Lead and Table Spoons 3d. 3Ti and Is cts. set,
Soap in boxes of half dozen each, ls} cts Jet Breast
Pins and Hair Pins 8, and l2Jc each; Lamp Mats G.!
each; Comb Brushes 81 and 37l each, in fact all
kinds of Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods almost
daily receiving aud run Off at low prices, for cash.
Right on the of Baltimore and Charles sts.
nth2l-3t+ MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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Brig Orleans, Long, West Indies, ?. w. Bruno &
Sons.
Br. brig Coquette Saider, Denarara, J. Z. Yates.
Schr Lady Warrington, Stevens, Nassau, Y. P, r.
y H, K. Tucker.
schr vernilIion Seaman, New York, Rose, Nor
rill x Dodge.
Steamer Z. L. Stockton, i.ayman, Philadpl ohia, Il.
G. Harris.
steamer Ericsson, Claypool, Philadelphia, e. @
Harris.
ARRIVED,
steam packet Jewsss, Sutton, irsm Norfolk. Saw
nothing. On Tuesday evening, on the downward pas-
sage, about three miles below the Bodkin. passed
schr of about 80 tons, her beafn ends, appeared
have been recently capsized-bot,om painted green,
block bends, and lead colored decks Saw no person
on hoard-her boat made fast alongside, and full
of water.
MEMORANDA.
ship Washington, Madison, sailed from Deal 18Th
NIL FOR New Orleans.
ship Eutaw, Ford. sailed from Hare 9Th alt. for
Mobile.
Ship Susanna Cumming, CLARK, for Baltimore, 20
sa 9TH instant; and brig George Gardner, Walker to
succeed her, were advertised at LivNpool ith March,
Ship Cincinnati, Wilson, of BatElore, left at
Whampoa 18th Dec. to sail tor New York next day.
The &. on her outward passage from Liverpool, COS
ashore in the Straits of Gaspar, and had 10 throw
overheard few tons of iron freight 70 tighten,
Ship Susan f. Howell, Brey, from Mobile, arriv-
ed at Liverpool 24th umo; and brig George Gardner,
Walker from Baltimore, do. do. 18th
Ship Napier, Sanford, from Baltimore, arrived in
the Texe 23d ult.
Ship Marianne, Wieting, and barqne Philadelphia
Greve, from Baltimore arrived at Bremen 10th ut.
Ship Alexander, Leeds, of Baltimore, from Liver
pool arrived at New Orleans 10Th inst.
Barque Altort, Smell, from Baltimore, arrived at
Trieste Isl uIt.
8arque Leda, RuatN, from New YORK, arrived at
Antwerp 18th ut.
Barque Louisa, Gait, from London Eof New Yorls,
sailed from Gravesend Nth ult.
BaTque Iowa, tt ompson, from RIO Graade for Bal
tmore, spoken 9th ut. lat - 50, son.6.
Brig Architect, Gray cleared at Philadelphia 18th
inst Tor 81 Thomas.
Brig Erie, Guaby, from Messina fog Baltimore, SAL
ed from Gibraltar both uli.
Hanovenan salliot Frau Annette, Ootgie4e, I'm Bal
tiniore arrived at Emden }0th Jan.
Brig Robert Bruce, Gardner, for Havana, went to
sea from Savannah l5th inst.
Schr Chesapeake, Post, cleared at New York 1871,
inst for Baltimore.
Schr Essex, Low, from Baltimore for Bath, Maine
arrived at Holiness Hole 10Th inst.
Baltimore pilot boat Eye, Vaughan, from cruise,
arrived at Norfolk yesterday Passed Tuesday
night of the Horse Shoe, barque supposed the Paa
Deale from New York for Richmond. Also, outside
the Capes, brig supposed The Selma, Jackson, from
Boston for Richmond.
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{13-BALTIMORE LYCEUM-ST. JoHS's CHURCH,
LIDERTY-sT. The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, March Dist, will consist of Re
citations, and a discussion Of the adjourned question:
"Does Conscience exert greater influence in de.
temning the conduct of mankind than the Passions:
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 attend. The
Lyccum will be called to order at 7! O'Clock.
lt+ By order. WIN. r, CREERY, Sec'y,
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DREADFUL lNUNpATIoN AND Los OF LIFE.
A letter from Macao, received by the steamer,
gives a dreadful account of t erhow of IL
vers in the north of CHM. VIII lie provinces,
with populations respectively lar ger than some
of tue second class kingdoms of Europe, were
almost entirely submerged. The retreat of the
waters left corpses in thousands. Touching
episodes are given as pictures of this awful ca
lamity. On the river Yange-Tse were found
large floating casks, which, when examined,
were discovered to contain tho bodies of young
children, whose mothers, when all nope for
themselves was gone, had committed them to
these floating arks, as last slender chance of
salvation. Upwards of seventeen millions of
human beings, escaped from the inundaton,
have poured themselves over the adjacent pro-
vinces, beggared of all things and crying for
bread.
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&aknn HUZzA FOR TUCKER B.

&Hknn HUZZA FOR TUCKER g.
~ wv BRO.-the 3D. capital in yester-
days lottery agais sold by those unriyaled prize ven
deis in half ticket to CITIZEN making three capital
prizes sed i'll as many weeks. Besides, sold $500
IN package OF qrs to patron in the country, and
Sl50 in whole ticket 10 citizen. rs No. scheme,
% drawn ballots. TODAY, capital $1,000 Ickets
80 so, qrs. 62i cts, sraal but noble scheme.
Order carly-the Small Fry draws TOMORROW,
capital S4O0e-tickes 81, qrs. 25 cts. Packages of
qrs. S3 37k. A chance for all.
Drawn Nos. Of Yesterdays lottery. are
% 5 - u 20 50 81 80 6 So 80 "a 10 % %
IT. TUCKER X BROTHER,
IL Head of Centre Market Space
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RA.TlNoRE AND Ono RAILROAD. The bill
a.,lore the Senate of Pennsylvania, in favor OF
shis company, after being amended in several
particulars, has been passed by II yeas to Is
s,sys. Il mas not yet been acted upon IN the
acuse.
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NNVERY BODY CAN BUY A TICKET
~ in the Little Lottery 10 be drawn To MORROW
Quarter tickets 25 cents, halves Soc wholes 81 each;
and package of % qrs tor only S33Ti-t0 be obtain
ed only at the lucky office of FLETCHER & CO,
No. fIoliday-st. See the prizes TO he drawn-over
$40 OGO $4,000 highest prizes, besides $1,000, 575 AGO.
300 of 200, OF $50, Of 100, 10 of 90, &c. Make
early application if you want tn secure handsome
prize. 90 THIS DAY, S7000--qr. tickets 90 cts.
Drawn Nos class 34-March 20-lowest prize 81:
IS IS 10 - 90 81 "a 30 So So "a 10 81 %
3- Distant adventures are respectfully solicited t,
give US a trial Address
JAMES FLETCHER 4 co.
Ii Baltimore, Md
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SG-WET FEET may cause your early death
win you risk il, when they may be kept perfectly dry
by applying the Oil OF Tannin to Boots and Shoes: il
renders them perfectly waterproof and softenS, beau
titles and preserves the leather and may he had at the
corner Of HANOVER AND BALTIMORE-STS Be
and get this article, there are other oils by
similar names. that worthless All harness should
have this wonderful preservatiye and polishing Oil
applied MISUNDERSTANDING Post. 1t
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REMOVAL. The Washington Constitution
says-We understand that Gen ~. Gibbs
Mcneil has been removed as superintendent
of the dry dock, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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ib3- SMALL FRY! SMALL FRY! SMALL FRY!
rhc EGERTONS' would respectfully call the aten-
ion Of persons wanting small fortune, to the draw
nq Of the famous Small Fry Lottery on SATURDAY
Capitals in which are 1000 s., 200, 81 300
100, sc. A full package containing every No
ottery will cost but Sl3 so, quarters only s.
ingle package may contain the four highest
the Lottery, worth $4,000 Apply at
EGERTONS'
Irner South 1t. and Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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DRONER'S OFFICE, No. 25I BROADWAY,
rom Shakespeare street, East Baltimore.
~ J. IL. MULLEN.
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EE w. TILYARD.
He SURGEON DENTIST, EvrAr-sT.,
fe5-}iu Sd door north of LoMbayd-st.
YEyHREE GOOD PRIZES SOLD AT SCHOOL
IN FIELD CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold TO
Nos "a 80 81 prize of $1,000, sold to rizen; Nos.
25563 prize of SsN0, sent 10 patron at Leesburg
Va; Nos 546572, prize Of Sl25, sold to citizen
Nos Md. Cons. Lottery, class d. drawn March %,
lowest prize "a, are
IS SIS - - 20 81 "a 80 So sc 81 10 ~ %
{3-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme IT Md,
Consolidated Lottery, class IS.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $1,000 | prize u! $1,000
s. 5000 {. zoe
! - l.lB0 I Z" eb0,xc,
Tickets 32t; halves II; quarters 62c; eigfths Bic.
In which Scheduled x Co. will sell On certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only 81 81.
fry Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. IL
Capti prize $4,000 Tickets ST., SHARES in proportion.
In which Schoolfed * Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % whole tickets for only Sl3 so, halves
s. u.s. quarters So 81, eghths 81 SO. For the prxea
and prompt attention, address
SCHOOLFIELD x co,
No. Caiver. street,
Il Firstotfice from Baltimore street
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RONER's OFFICE, No. Ias NORTH HIGH
T. two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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03- FIFTH CAPITAL, sold to a citizen Of Bali
more, by WILSON s co, office Basement of the
City Hotel. 10 - %, 81 l70-class "a, drawn yeser
day The drawn Nos. are
6j SIS Is u 20 81 "a 80 6 81 36 81 10 D %
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THEOLOGICAL. ROCKS.


EDULPlT CYCLOPEDIA, eontaisins 36t
n Sketches of Sermons and eighty Two essays or
Biblical Learning, &e. &c.
The WORKS or ARCHBISHOP LEIGHTON
Lord Kings Primitive Church
Powell on Apostolic Succession
Analysis of Watson's 3iLIical Institutes
Original Church Of Christ, by DR.. Bangs.
SUDDARD'S BRITISH PULPIT, . vols
CHALMERS NATURAL THEOLOGY.
do. Christian Revelation
do. Moral Philosophy
do. Astronomical Discourse.
do. Commercial do
BISHOP BUFFERS Complete Works
SKETCHES OF OF 400 s iss,dty
Humans Pulpit Assistant; Tholuck on Romans
WESLEY'S SERMONS, 2YOlS.
Watson's Sermons, vols; Sonth's do. vols.
Saurin's Sermons, 2 vols.
TOwnsends Arrangement of the Bible
Mcknight on the Epsties
DoDDRlDGE'S FAMILY E&POSITOR
Watson's Theological Institutes
do. Biblical and Theological Dictionary
LIFE OF REV JOHN WESLEY.
Life of Rev. {. Wesley
NEANDER'S Planting and Training the Christian
Church. Neander's Church History.
PRlDEAUX's CONNEXIONS
Barnes Notes on Isaiah; do. ON Acts do or no
mans; do. on Job do. on Hebrews
Townley's Biblical Literature
Clarke, Henry, Scott and Benson's Commentaries
Burkeu's Notes on the New Testament
JAYS COMPLETE WORKS
Robert Halls Works
Boomfeds Greek Testament
Winsow on the Holy Spirit
Hrngstenburgs Chrstoloay Of the Old Testament
G3- BLANK BOOKS for Noies, MemorandHms,
Sketches, SC. Also, large assortment of BIBLES,
Hymn Books, Teslaments, SC. For sale ny
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manufac
urers No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. [AP1 mh2l Il
NDROGRAMNIE of Miss ELIZABETH aud
H. Miss ANNE SLOMAN'S FOCAL & INSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT, assisted by MIR. sLOMAN.
10 take place on Tuesday, 25th March, At Cali
VERT HALL.
II q u u T. L D N.
]. Piano FOrte-Duett for four hands-Mis5
Elizabeth and Anne Sloman, Herr
2. Duett-''Ebben per MemoIia''-the Misses
Sloman ROssini
3. Harp-Grand Fantasia--Miss f.. Sonan, Bochsa
4. sBlue Beard''-Parry, Mr.. Sloma1
PART Il.
!. Harp''Garand of ShamroekS--Mss +.
Sl0man, Bochsa
J. Ballad-'I dream't dweit in marble halls"
from the opera OF Bohemian Giri-Miss
Anne Slonian, Bale.
g. Ballad-"Remembei me''-Bohemun Girl,
Miss b.. Sloman, Bate
L. Harp and Piano Fortc-GIlnd Duett--an
air from communicative Misses Slo-
man, Brni
{dy- Tickets 30 Cents-to commence At O'Clock
mh2l-4t aPsRl
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,kn.sS. POSITIVE TRUSTEES SALE.
GlH.!I BY virtue of decree of the High Court OF
HHiiH Chancery, the subscriber as Trustee, will on
EhIla!!l SATURDAY the 18th day of April, ls45, at
ii O'Clock, A. NJ, of that day, expose at public sale,
on the premises, a COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
Govanstown, in Baltimore county, being part of the
estate of the late VIM Bosley, 1t contains six and a
quarter Acres of LAND, more or less. The improve
ments consist of large FRAME HOUSE, Stab e
and other out buildings. This property is in fine
neishboIhOod, there being an Academy near, and a
large Church on the adjoining lot. 1t is situated be
tween four and five miles from Baltimore, on the
York turnpike road, few bundled yards from Gov
anstewn. Further information can be obtained by ap
plcation to the subscriber, TO j. ]. SPEED, in the
city of Baltimore.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree are:
One-haf cash, and onehalf in twelve months from
the day of sale with interest TO be secured by bond
approved by the Trustee
mh2 l-2awts JAS. II. BOSLEY, Trustee.
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WIS! PltINTS!! Just received, 5000
INTS of one hundred different kinds. Price
IN s7t cents; per one hundred Sc.
LOOKING GLASSES and FRAMES, l0xl4
IL, at the lowest cash prices, by
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1862 Pratt-st.,
81 few doors above Y. s. Hotel.
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UBUBLIC SALE. will offer at public sale, on
q the premises, on THURSDAY, the :}fd day Of
April neXt, at - o,clock that large and commodious
s7nsl1, DWELLING HOUSE, situated on West st.
SgT.:.l Annapolis, formerly belonging to the late
EiEii Ramsay Waters, deceased. This property.
Ena! ~ from its location aud convenience, is well
suited for boarding establishment, for the accom-
mediation of large and genteel family. The terms
will be made known the day Of sale.
Also, on MONDAY, the 9TH of April next will
offer for sale, at !la O'Clock, on the premises, my
WOODEN FACTORY, driven by water power, stu .
ated at the Governors Bridge, the Pauxent river,
Anne Arundel county, and with IT, if desired, from 3
to $50 ACRES OF LAND, with good Improvements
thereon, containing of the best locations for
Factory and mercantile business 10 the county. Any
degree of water power can be had on the premises,
both from the Patuxent river and otherwise. The
terms will be made known the day of sale.
RICHARD MARRIOTT,
nh2l -2awts near Governors Bridge, A. A. Co
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ByGERTONs' EVER LUCKY. OFFICES
IT. Renewed and continued luck. Every day that
comes, every drawing that takes place, brings but a
repetition of success at EGERTCNS'. Comb. 30 90
- the I'd highest prize again sold Egertons'; the
package which contained cost S2 25, ard the result
gives S2l00. This is the way we do IT,
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
IS So 10 70 30 81 "a - 6 50 36 54 10 p ~
Draws TODAY, Md Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. 35-75 Nos. Is ballots.
Splendid SCHEME
prize Of $1,000 / ;rze OF 1900
1000 1 i" 900
LOO ! - 800 e.
Tickets S2.-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply al
EGERTOHS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South Il. and Exchange Place; 81
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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fNDscvAENr OF Hx-Go'EREoR Thomas FoE
~. Our Washington correspondent, IN
MS letter in another column, says the grand
.srv e. the Criminal court OF that city, has M
.ss.s.aa Ex-Governor Thomas, Of this State, for
+ 1;bei, alleged to be contained in the pamphlet
--as,:.tly issued by hn, IN relation to his domeS-
-. ,ffn,rs
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h3- aSTATRMBNT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This y pamphlet Of upwards Of 80 pages, written
by ex Governor Thomas, of Maryland in relation to
ha domestic afsars, in which the conduct of Gov.
Mcdowell, OF Va. and his family together with Col.
Benton, aud other dignitares is severely arraignod,
and all matters in relation to mis- marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mented with force and viror 1t be had at this
olfice-price % cents.
h7-REy. J. B. GILDEA. AT the monthly meet
ing Of the CALVERT BENEFICIAL SOCIETY for
March 18th, Qhe first held since the death of the Rev.
Mr. GILDRA) the following resolutions were unani-
nlOusly adopted:
Resolred That this Society, in the death Of their be
loved Chaplain the Rev. JoHN b. GILDEA, feel most
sensbly the deprivation which an all wise Providence
has mrtcd ont 10 them in taking away their guide,
adviser and friend, their earthly mediator whose min
istraou on the Altar of God was not only for the
prosperity of the Society," but for its members, both
living and dead; whose lie of virtue and setsa
crice, and charity, endeared him TO all; and whose
devotion TO the welfare of the Society and its mem
beers, while it engraved his memory deeply in their
hearts, calls for at least this publicly recorded but
imperfect testimonial of gratitude for his services,
love for his virtue, and sorrow for his loss.
MResolped That a testimonial of respect for the
character of the deceased, the members will wear the
usual badge of mourning for the space OF thirty days
Resolred That these resolutions be recorded in the
journal Of the Society and be published signed by the
President and Secretary, in the city newspapers, with
request 10 all Catholic papers to oblige US by copy
ing them. CHARLES SORAN, President.
THos. RILEY, Secretary. II
h3- JOHN ENGLAND INSTITUTE LECTURES.
The Fifth and last Lecture OF the Course will be de
Iivered at CALVERT HALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Oath instant, by Major & TOCHMAN, of the
Baltimore Bar He will, at the request of numerous
friends, who prevented from hearing it on a for
mer occasion, repeat his lecture on the ''Manners,
Superstiliens and Poetry Of The Ancient Sclarom
and Celts, which he will connect with the Modern
Literature of nations deriving their origin from
the above races. viz: The Poles, Russians, Bohemi
ans, Scotch, English, &C."
Tickets (adniIng Gentleman and Lady, IS cts
each. To he had at Murphy's Bookstore, Baltimore
ST.; Jas. f. McClenan's, Baltimore, near Gay ST.; &.
A. Hinckley's, Lombard, near Light ST.; Clipper and
sun Offices; al the door Of the Hall, and OF Me mem
hers mh2l-3t'
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GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER,
W At93 BALTIMORE-ST., opposite Holiday.
Determined to sell great Bargains, the Ladies are
invited TO call and examine the assortment of Bobbin
Edge Laces; NeitS Bonnet Laces; Grapes; Illusions;
Quillings; Hdkfs Insertions; Collars; Gloves Cinema
zetts Dinty and worked Bands; Mits; Under sleeves;
Skirts; Grass Cloth; Black Gimp; Black Silk Laces;
Black Nett Shawls; RIBBONS, the handsomeSt and
the cheapest ever seen; Silk Hosiery; Blond Laces;
real Vaenc LaceS and Nets; Swiss and Book Mus
Inns; Bishop Lawn; Null Muslins; Infants Bodies
Dresses and Caps; Taretens; Black Lace Wells and
French Grape Wells; Black Silk for Mantillas; French
worked Hdkfs, SC. Great Bar5 aims will be given!
$. BROADBENT,
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MD ENJOYED. GEORGE Z. COOPER respect
MN fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand TO the
spacious building No. 90 LOMBARD STREET be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space where he
Is prepared TO supply merchants ami builders with
HolSIING MACHINES, on the hest plan OF any in
durability Also, SADDLE PkESSES on an mproy.
ed plan, which viii press with -Our III the power
OF any other in use All kinds of IRON for house
buiders-s,lch as Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, &C.
All kinds OF Wrought and Cast RAILING variety
OF beautiful patterns ON hand for enclosing grave oa
All the above work will he done in the best style and
on feas9naoe terms Thankful for past patronage,
so Literally extended to him. he soicias continuance
W me same. uho eo6ai