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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IN SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Lawns; Balzarines CLOTHS
Berages and Silks Black bue black bIue
alpacas ana Bombazines green, brown and mix
Light cold Cashmeres x led CLDTIIS
houseline de LANES CASSINERFS
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black blue black bue
Cambria and Jaconct do. mixed fanny st,ined 4
SHAWLS. Plaid Cas,imerns
silk, Cashmere TtVEEUS
hOusene de Lame and Light and dark co!ors
1hibet Wool Shawls. GAMBROONS DRIL-
Plain and Embro'd Linen LINES and SUMNER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS
FESTlNG5-Silk, Satin, Marseles Buff, Cash
marcts and olher Ncstnas plain and fancy
Irish, French and German LINENS.
BlGaChcd and unbleached MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking:
Mariners Shirting, Penit'y Plaids Che cks, Sc sc.
G3- Persons wishing TO supply themselves with
Hopds AT Low PRICES will do well to call al the Agen.
cy store, No, n baltimore STREET, and door
below Tripoetts alley.
apli BIN LUTHER J. cox.
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NEW CARPETING AND MATING.
~ | have this day opened an additional supply of
and beautiful Carpeting and Canton Mating,
which will be sold as low the quality and
description of goods he purchased for in this or
either Of the Eastern markets, viz
200 pieces super Brussels CARPETING
50 do very superior three-ply do.
$50 do do do. ingram do.
100 do extra and fine do do.
100 do do tw'd 4 fine WIT do.
300 do Al, sd and ga red and white Canton
Mating, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c.
0C5- Country and city purchasers are respectfully
invited give call before making their selec-
tons elsewhere, as | can show them something very
superior in the carpet way.
JOHN r. DUVALL,
apl-eo6t $40 Baltimore-st. west of Charles
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D EMOEAL. The subscriber has removed te
IA the N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
CHARLES, (entrance on Charles street,) over the
auction stoe where he is prepared to execute all
ders for BOOK and JOB PRINTING; and solcits
from his friends and the public continuance of that
patronage which he has here tofOre received
{g- Magistrates and Insolvents' BLANKS printed
and kept on hand for sale.
QC3- Office of the ''American Farmer" as above.
apps 2aW4tif SAMUEL SANDS.
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~ FOR SALE. The owner hav-
<,r--~I sing no further use fer her, will sell his
NVbN%ukG favorte mare, ''FANNY"-excellent
QWX for saddle or harness use. No better
c.ASzasa1Z horse can be had for safety Or service.
pply at this office. ap22 81
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DBNTlsTEI! DENTlsTRYH

DEN ISTN1 DENTISTRY.
ERR. LEACH, Opposite ST. Paul's Church,
-EV No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Performs all operations in Surgical Mechanical Den
ttsfTy in style that cannot be surpassed for of
operation, beauty OF workmanship, or durability, and
on reasonable terms, preferrng small profits and con
slant employment, 10 high charges and hut few pa
tents. The best claim Teeth and purest Gold ustd
in a |
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SPLENDID DRESS GOODS. We will re-
- ccve to-day splendid lot of Ladies' ORES:
Goods, viz:
Extra rich satin striped Barge of the latest Paris syl,
do do shaded do do do do
do do plaid BAREGE
Organdie and Jaconet Lawns
Real French GINGHANS
Rich Sd Hermann Shaws, white black and coored
Splendid new style Cashmere FESTINGS
do do white Marseiiles do
Gents. extra rich Scarfs aud Cravats
Superior French CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
With a full assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods
at low prices by wholesale and retail.
Hg-Wholesae Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
apa2 aO3 Baltimore street.
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ENAMELLED CARDS. i cas-

NHANN'S ENAMELLED CARDS. / cast
I'VE assorted sizes, inst received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE.
ape2 aSouth Charles st.
SILVER SPOONS! SILVER SPOONS!
~ Those going to house keeping would do well to
call on .N... .. .ff.-. g. ID. CLARK,
F.. ..st ..rrs.. Water street, I'd door from Calvert
Who has a large assortment of SILVER WARE now
on hand, which will he sold at moderate prices. mh22
CEILING OFF! In order to reduce nav pre-
- sent stock of CHEAP GOODS | will sell Silver
Pencils at l2i cents; Gold do. So Gold Rings 25 cents;
Set do 81; Gold Pins 3d. do. Earrings 25c; Gold watch
Keys 81; Jet and Satin Hair Dresses and Necklaces
25c; let Buttons cts. dozen DO. Hair Pins 6! cts do
Breaspins 81; Scissors &c; Needles Bets; Tape s cs
doz Pins cts paper Hooks and Eyes ct box; C. S.
Butter Knives 25; britannia Table Spoons lsl cts set;
Tea do. l2ic; black aud white Hose 10; Genemen,s
Cotton half Hose cts; Twist Combs 3 cts; Side Co.
cents pair Bears Oil 2s; CoIcgne (good) 10 cents;
Britannia Coffee Pots 81 81; Tea do 81; Whole set do
Is peces) S.; Penknives low; Knives and Forks do.:
Shoves and Tougs cheap; Spittoons 10 cents; Lamps
ftp; Candesticks ftp; Casters (revOlving 15c; Clocks
81. Also, general assortment of Threads; Buttons;
Jewelry; Combs; Brushes; Wallets; Fancy Soaps; ia
papnsd Wares, Sc, at reiy reduced prices.
GEORGE L. VICKERS,
No Baltimore street
apis Between the Bridge and Market,
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aHI EST.S PATENT LAMPS.


Important Improvement in
the use of artificial light by the
introduction of
VESTS PATENT CYLEN-
DER LAMPS,
Suitable for Stores, Par.ors,
Workshops-in fact every sit,
nation where a good light is re-
quiced; the grand object attain
ed is that the Lamp can be
burned out perfectly dry when
the wick is not more than an
inch in length, consequently the
, light will never go ont wher7
there is any oil in the lamp,
Nttph antiraly phyiatng tho 80
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
III u 4

Mn II II Ell SE'KFET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
FNNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
N customers. that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from The best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels a confidence
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected
90 Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best stye and at the shortest notice.
ap22-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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I'VE assorted sizes, inst received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE.
ap22 2South Charles ST.
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w A n T S
u. s. NAVAL RENDEZVOUS,
BALTIMORE, April 23d, 1915.
Lnot n 4 RouJ 5gra.I ~ ID

|
BALTIMORE, April 23d, 1915. :
| - Foot Of Bond street, r. p.
y" ANTED, Immediately, thirty Landsnlen and
w ten Boys for the Naval service. Lanismen
not TO exceed twenty four years of agr-boys not un-
dtr fourteen. Healthy able bodied men are required
MINORS are required to produce the written consent of
'.c.l P'''cr'S vi suaruinhs' ap2l-N
NN ANTED Immediately, Young Ladies 10 learn
Wv the Dress Making business. Apply to Mrs
Liberty-sts, apl5-ro2,yt
w. AhTED. several YOUNG LADIES, at Mrs
w NlCKERSON'S, No. 81 n. Howard street
competent mIlIiners would be preferred. apis ct
EIANTED-A white WOMAN, to do the
w cooking tor small family. To one with good
recommendations, liberal wages will be given aud Il
permanent situation secured. Apply at The Office of
the Clipper. app
HPOAHDEtS WANTED. Five ortcm GEN.
BE ILEMEN, or two or three GENTLEMEN and
their WIVES, can be accommodated with BOARD,
by applying ut No. IA SOUTH GAY STREET, few
doors south of Baltimore street.
jas MRS. MATTHEW'S.
q hVEKSEEk. Situation wanted by an over
W seer who is thoroughly acquainted with his bu-
shess In every respect whatever, and his wife would
take the management of the Dairy. The very hest Of
references in regard 10 character and qualifications
will be given Apply quickly at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
apr No. 10 Exchange Place.
N%TANTED--A situation in a Grocery, Flour,
w Commission, Hardware, or any other such
store, by young man who has had several years
percnce and is prepared To give the best of lesimo
mails as TO integrity and capacity, and very moderate
compensation VIII satisfy him. For particulars, ap-
ply at
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
ap22 10 Exchange Place.
&T1uATiON WANTED, by a young MAN,
AJwho can give good references, as agent clerk
in an establishment in this city elsewhere He has
had considerable experience in conducting manu-
factory in this state and is somewhat acquainted with
machinery, or would he willing to act in any respect
able capacity, where he could be useful to his en-
ployer, for moderate compensation. Has objeC-
ton 10 going south or west if desired. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
apis No. 10 Exchange Place.
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The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CON STlTUTION, Capt. ORATOR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIpPz.
Steamboat ROBT. MORRIS, Capt DouGLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
63- This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia in tne 10 connect with the Line for New
York the same evening. IGS- Breakfast on board
hp2l-d A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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apes

ETAMILY GROCERIES. large assert
" ment of the most superior and low priced Green
and Black TEAS; COFFEE, of all kinds; Loaf
Crushed Loaf White and Brown SUGARS; WINES,
on traught and in bottles; Foreign and Domestic LII
QUORS; London Brown Stout; Spices; Family Flour
Molasses, Oils, Candles, &c, constantly for sale at
market prices; qualities warranted and delivered free
OF charge, by
MARCUS BENSON,
3p23 tf 81 Daltimorp
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gNUFFIEl.D HAMS, Beef Tongues and Bo
lopne SauSages, received and for sale by
ap9 MARCUS DENISON, 81 Baltimore.st.
SsTRAASSHIRT STUDS and BREAST PINS,
= very brilliant article, received this day, aud for
for sale Nv GABRIEL d. CLARK,
mh2O Water street, Cd door from Calvert.
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Long Island.
Correspondence Of the Herald. ]


3 EAToN's NECK, a.. ID June 18th, 1915.
Commerce Of Long Island Somnd-Hs Extent and
Value.
have had the curiosity to keep an account of the
different vessels which have passed this place be-
tween daylight and dark for ten days, going east and
west If you think il worth place in your columns,
it Is at your disposal.
1t is very difficult task, and requires a'e whole
attention of one person to keep correct account,
as vessels constantly passing and repassing IN
all directions, and many undoubtedly pass unobserv-
ed. You win perceive by this statement, that the
number of vessels passing through Long Island
Sound is Immense. The ten days which have no
tced, think will give pretty fair estimate tor
nine months in the year-say from the irst OF March
to The last Of November, which is 275 days; and 4
l59 vessels pass in 10 days, at the same rate
must pass in the IT'S days, and if add quarter
that passes in the night and other ways unobserved,
which think is very moderate calculation, we
have the sum total Of 1880 vessels sailing through
Long Island Sound in nine months, to and from the
great emporium of the western world. II we allow
10 persons to each Vessel, which is moderate al
lowance, perhaps too moderate. as some OF the
steamers have at least 200 on board, have total
of 273, 400 who pass in the same time.
NUMBER VESSELS THAT PASSED EAToSs NECK FROM
F JUNE I'd To JUNE l1th INCLUSIVE.
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Ogdcnsburg.
Correspondence of the Herald

sA OepEssBuRG, June 2lst, lsi5
An article appeared under the head OF "Theatrcals
in your paper Of the ish instant which does great nus
tice to the band, of which am Of its members Be-
lievng that you ready to repair wrong when
you know it to be SUCH take the liberty Of addressing
you this note for publication in order that the correction
may BIO extended in your widely circulated Journal
as tho intentional injury the part Of those who have
thus imposed upon In the article alluded to- it is sta
ted that the bell ringers called Offered to de-
eide the capabilities Of the Campanologan band
at Cleaveand, by both giving performance, and the
public to decide as to their comparative merits, but the
brothers declined the challenge and left the city, This
statement we pronounce unequivocaly false, and if
cessary furnish the testimony of of the most
respectable citizens Of Cleaveand to suhstanate what
state. The facts OF Tie simply these =
On the arrival Of our agent a caveland he
that Corbyn, the manager o e other band had just
rived before him, and secured the only suitable to
be had in the place, which, in fact then occupied by
theatrical circus, to whom lie had to pay bonus for
the of it that night Thus you will see we were pre-.
vented from giving concert, and prior arrangements
precuded the possibility Of staying to another night.
urged by some Of the most prominent men OF
the place. twas ntimated that Mr. Corbyn ready
to challenge bet of 800, that could not learn
quckstep in day, has been represented by US
would present to in tangible FORM or if he
prefers will take any quckstep to be selected and
play it in one days practice with the other band for
$780, musical judges to be chosen by both parties inter-
ested to decide to the correctness and superiority of
the playing Of the two bands We have been reluctant
ly drawn into newspaper controversy by the represen
tatve of the other hand who has denounced us as Elm
postors and have thus endeavored prejudice the pub
lie mind against but his efforts thus far have proved
abortve success has been Of the most cheering
character large and fashionable audiences have greet
ed us in every place in which have stopped. We
gave second concert at Watertown, Jefferson county
to the largest audience assembled any concert
given there The editor OF the Jefersonian says THE
audience was composed of many of most said an,
worthy citizens, whose rapt attention evidenced their
appreciation of the Brothers, We regard the concert as
Of the best given in village and we ques
ton whether Mr. RUSSELL the far-famed vocalist could
command more enthusiastic applause We trust ere
long to make debut before the citizens of New York
when they will what Yankee ingenuity and enter.
prise has accomplished in six months practice in the
of "bell-ringng Till then, believe sincerely and
truly, your friends. ii. SWIFT,
For the "Campanologian Brothers,
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THE /" WRIGHIe' HOUSE,
81 Naasou Street.

WILLIAM WRIGHT, formerly of the Rams Head, Full.
w street. begs leave his friends that may be
unacqpanted with the fact distance well those the
city that he has opened public establishment 81 Nassau
street scale Of comfort that be surpassed by any
in the Union His bar furnished with the best
and every other article for web stocked bar indie
second floor specially adapted and public meetings.
courts MARTIAL general purpose; besides which he has
provided accommodation for and odge
extensive and well ventilated bedrooms the furniture new and
well assorted and attention will be paid the
mens OF the lodgers well the vsters of the Retreat
on all occasions. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
myG lm@ec 81 Nassau street.
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TRITON MANSION HOUSE,
McCOMR'S DAM

TTEE SUBSCRIBERS have lately completed the building
q asplend'd Hotel on the banks Of the River Nc.
1mo. DAM embracirg splendid view of the river, &c.
Breakfast Dinner &c. and all kinds Of Fishing Apparatus
b &c also good Boats with awning covers for Ladies or
Parties on the most reasonable There regular
yeynce pr stage ne arrival Of each train Of from ar
and spend several hours fishing and the evening
freshed, as well as satisfied with the trip. ="
The subscriber thanks for the liberal patronage
they have received during several residence that
borhood and hope BY strict attention continuance of
past fayors -
. JOHN DODG,
Je22 tw-rh PETER H. DODG. N
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"a TO LET-Front rooms furnished or unGurnished
m suitable for any Office in the National Coffee House, s2i
- Broadway The proprietor respectfully informs his
Trends and The public that he has psssa, establishment
Ihe proprietor has .tIie regard the comfort Of bis ts
showA room be had as low as 20 per night and 81
PER week The porter will be in attendance at all during
me night any body who wants to in at late hours will
rug the hall bell -.-.. - - : nssl je20 3wtje
m TO LET3The new HOTEL, now finishing At H6-
dem style IS by so feet three stories with piazza on two
sides and containing II Ioems with wing 20 by fee
stories containing This House is beautifully situated
conmendng fine view of,he city and hsbor Of New York.
Office Of the Hoboken Land and Improvement Company at
fODOken u ~. Il - 2ytrc
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TRITON HOUSE.

UIeh Cove, Long Island.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his friends and
the public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotf the head Of the Steamboat Landing il now
thoroughly fitted and ready for the reception Borders
The situation Of this establishment for the purpose Of Salt
Water bathng the eligible Long Island
as the lands tachsd TO the premises have very extensive
are and the Bar and Bowling Alley entirely dscon-
neced with the house Having farm Of 30 appended
the Hotel property the Subscriber offer his reds the in
OF plentiful supply Of good milk and butter
sgcn other comforts as ne trusts together with his unremed
at the Triton House" extremely desirable III
Horses and Carrisges to hire "a.
For terms, which will be moderate, apply to
-, WILLIAM l.. JONES, Triton House.
Glen Cove, Long Island, June /, 1886 i2i re-
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE

THIS wenowu and delightfully."- situated Hotel at the
Pine Orchard open for the reception of VISITORS un.
der the Of the subscriber who will pleased
TO extend cordial welcome the travelling public Stages run
regularly and from the morning and evening boats landing
Catskill The House and premises have been materially
proved since the last present attractions
' WIN. sCoBIE.
June Sd, l845. ms lwrc
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SEA BATHING
LONG RRANcu1rNru :

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
INHE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House begs leave
20 morn the citizens OF New York and the public general
W mat MS house now open for the accommodation Of board
ers during the summer The fare will be sir dollars per
week aud every attention will be paid their comio and
pleasure Good will be in constant attendance
The steamer Ors will leave New York every dnv from Full
Market Slip and Stages will be readiness a The Ocean
House, to convey passengers to Long Branch. :
June 10, 1915. SAMUEL COOPER
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The LANCET BuRNEp.-We learn from the Louis
nile Journal, that the Lancet was burned while ly-
ing little below French Island Tuesday night. The
boat is an entire loss. The fire caught from the
stove deck and the flames spread rapidly that they
had barely time to escape with their lives without saving
any Of their clothing
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IN NM LBS OLD FILES, but little used, for sale
AXyVOV Also,a lot Of File Steel and Tools for Eli,
worthy th sttsntion Of manufacturers and smit Ap
ply No. - Wse4 s7sse ny 10 imsSe
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TUITION

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate Of the up,ver.,tv
of Paris DESTROYS Of finding school private
mily situation as nstructor-through the means Of the
English which he speaks ueny ofhe French and German
anguase equally his any Of the different banches
either landscapes, heads O flowers. N ~
The best references be had and his name and residence
known by applying the Rev A. yerren Rector Of the
French Protestant Church Of this city, No. Franklin ss
iu< Intro t1f-t-'T77IT7T W.
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( FIRE IN ALBANY Last night fire broke out in
rear of frame building in North Lansing street,
the Little Basin, and nearly consumed the follow
ing property Three frame buildings fronting that
street. Nos a. IS and AZ owned by the estate Of James
Higgins ard three small frame buildings in the all
No. A. two story brick building three frame buildings
in the rear, owned by Abner Davis insured in the New
two story frame dwelling owned by jcs Whine, Jr
and small frame building in the rear owned by Robert
Stephenson, which was Insured in the Fremen's Insu
rance Company for 500. BY the destruction OF the
above property a large number Of poor families de-
prived Of home.-.flbany Journal, June IS.
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WILLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE

THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens OF
4 New York, Brooklyn, Wiamsburgh aud its vicinity
that they have recently opened the large and splendid
known the
WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE,
and furnished expense for the accommodation Of resi-
dents and The Cottage egiby situated few rods
south Of the Peck Slip Ferry the Houston and
Grand street Ferries commanding beautiful and extended
se The ns s%d splendid "sys aso
nlent Pr02!msase Grass Platts Shade Trees making
the refreshing breexes Of tina Bay Their MUSICAL CLOCK
schly worth visit being the best Of mechanism of the
kind that imported this country II will play fifty
different with remarkable harmony and The
furnished.
N BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARN AND COLD SALT WATER BATIiS-known as
the Washinston Baths The is all times clear and
pure The Ferries run from Peck Slip Grand street and Hou
myl6 lm*ec HANDFIELD x HOEFT.