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rTNHE MEMBERS Of the various Welsh Societies of this
requested TO assemble ST. Davids Hail. No. 2t2 Walker
street. this Monday evening o'clock such action
IN regard TO the death of the late GENERAL ANDREW
JACKSON, ExPresdent Of the United States will
fest the felt by the Welsh portion of this community
loss so universally mouned in. je23 it*je
MASONIC CHARITY.
'NHE UNDERSIGNED, the widow Of deceased mem
Der OF that ancient and honorable institution, Free Ma
ony by sickness and misfortune under the painful
cessty of soliciting aid from source enable her
the Of e and being impressed with the
idea that one Of the cardinal principles Of that
- relieve the distressed brother his widow and orphans
rotary Of the Right Worshul Grand Lodge Of this State ask
ing assistance in the OF deceased husband but
compelled to the house of friend pennyess
went then informed that there another body of
Masons in the city, denounced by Mr. Herring clandetne
under the jurisdiction of ST. Johns Grand Lodge. applied
70 one Of the subordinate Lodges that body known lnde
pendent Ledge MOI, and although my husband was
member of that portion Of the order they dately pre-
ented me with the Of ten dollurs deem this
"'e '' ''se '"' '"e '''e'a'y Gk sSf.s NUM-
Widow Of the late John g. Mum.
New York, June l2, l8t5 je23 it*ec
EXPRESS NOTICE.
HE Undersigned being DESTROYS Of doing all in their power
10 sustain the Government in its experiment Of giving
postsges hereby notice. that and after the frat
day oil July mailsble whatever either open.
y envelopes in Wrappers will be received Of their
Offices E. transmission by express, otherwise.
nailabe matter, under whsever guse it may be offered
LIVINGSTON WELLS,
New York and Buffalo Express.
New York, June %, 1915. je23 ti5ju &c
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ORDER OF THE CHIEF MARSHAL OF THE IN
- - DEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITEs;--The
Order will rendezvous the Of Elm and Canal
and take position the left of the dist according the
Der OF the Tent IL O'Clock precisely Tuesday the 2h
sp ~ , By the Tents w Immediately report themselves
Aids Brs Howard s. Schenck Thos Jenkins Samuel s. Ack
er, VIM. McLeand, Frederick Hennell, VIM T. Reilly,
guide it into column.
The Hea of the Marshal will be at his Office Is
Centre IL o'clock Tuesday after which time he
will receive reports the right Of the line. B Schenck
detailed for inspection duty and will report the formation
of the line. w, JAY HASKETT
je23 2t+ec Chief Marshal.
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D Z
O'Clock.
n5- Box Office open from 8 A. NJ. until SPIN.
CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprietors Messrs. French and Heiser.
admission Is Cents
Grand Entertainment!
Monday Evening, June add.
Will be produced Comic pantomimc Ballet.
Mile Desardns as the Soldiers Bride
First Appearance OF the celebrated English Pantomimst
Mr.. W. Wood.
First Appearance of Mr. j. Amherst and Masters W. and
+. Wood.
The entertainments will with the Grand Overture
to La Gazza Ladra by Full Orchestra.
Mr. W. Wood will appear Model of Ancient Greek and
Roman Statuary
Overture by the Band
A Grotesque Pas de Danse, by the Masters Wood
Song, MIR Dennison.
Homppe by Miss Cohen.
Madselle Desjardns will dance Swiss Pas Seul
To conclude with Comic Ballet Pantomme entit ed the
LADDERS OF LOVE,
Or Dancing Mad
Jenny o. the Glen Mr. Dennson Auld Dame Mes, Mr. Wood
Sawney Suck Egg, :, Psrsloc Jenny, Miss Cohen e
Minutes for Promenade aud r Refreshments
Doors at halfpast o'clock Performance to COM
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FIRE CH OPERA
,,,., ,MondaysEvening, june 2sd,
''' GGLE la 'Si is'' TErI " tins ety.
AwESa' Mhhmsaa S Sia;as Tell. Garry
2 Gs:f c PPss AiFs .hsla. f fssss
ST Sa Ab, s sr e. ss1s sss
RaSss Gre I, O'Clock aaa the cao win sr at
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
serentA ;1PPea z, t,m, I - :9meriea, Of
The celebrated Comedian from the London Thesres.
Second Week A e ss s e s Wonderful"
Monday Evening, june add
A % will with Gsq
Don I'D Don CESAR i De BAzAN.
S g.. IL. s5S:ss M Paw.
q Guard. FS:sS.: Nj P P:.rss
" CONCERN 'S9t;EiTl''1 o. LA es' M II hsaI ~
a CIV S1sa T. g gsiSSTSifs s
Messrs Num-, Walker. Honey and Steward.
to.ss M al~ss. D. m .i,ssaAee
Performance 70 commence at o'clock Doors opsa at
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS! !.
Unparalleled Success Of the operate Burlcsqae
Company!
MOND AY EVENING, June 3d.
Will be performed the Burlesque Opera OF
SHINDE-HEEL-A.
The Virginia Fairy, or the Gum Elastic Slipper
with all the original music.
To conclude with the Medley Burlesque of the
VIRGINIA GIRL
In ssh e s:s ss the % ose e x Be
imitation of NJ Martin and Miss Tumbul.
Admission 25 Cents
Private Boxes, for four persons, ST.
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HANCOCK LODGE NO. 40 l. o. OF o. F.
THE MEMBERS Of the above Lodge will assemble at Ma
onal Hail. on Tuesday, the oath inst at 10 o'clock A.
nizing the Funeral of Ex.President ANDREW JACKSON
Members requested to in Dark Clothes, White
Gloves and full Regaa.
Every Member is expected to be present.
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrang
8. VAN NOSTRAND, Chairman
Henry g. JENNINGS, Secretary. je22 2t+je
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o. OF O. F.-The severa subordinate Lodges under the
jurisdiction othe Grand Lodge Of the State of New
York. hereby notified that the Grand Lodge wpcrade
full Regalia, Tuesday next to unite with the Common
Council Military and Civic Societies. in paying the last ti-
butte of respect to the late General Andrew Jackson.
The several subordinate Lodges therefore, respectfully
will appoint MARSHALL and report their numbers the
Grand Marshal, T. Davds, National Hall, Grand Lodge
Room, on Tuesday morning. June ~, at o'clock.
The line will be formed in Canal street, right Centre
street. at 10 o'clock.
WILSON SMALL,
EDWIN WAINRlGHT Committee
PETER FAIRCHILD, } Of
JOHN MARINER, Arrangements
je2l 3tje JAMES STOKES.
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THIRD DIVISION.


Ssh $ ] f;'I: Il \ e.: Z: Grand
Ho. The 9, s.sts e the e. STATE
M'mbs" Of the Senate q Representatives Of the
III, s$ S:::s S:; 8: :;:
ErayoTs aid FL assi,'s Of the Cities Of
Had: s.:s
The judges q the United States, City Courts
The Of the and County, 3, ~ ' New and Under
Hss
r r ss o cs:l vi. ;sa
csss' ;s EFT en-: s'
The President Trustees, Fss oey. and students o. Column
The President Faculty s and Students of the University
M.ae. f sas:;y Of ssf
Teachers and Pupils Of The Grammar Schools Of Columbia Col
United S' s;ss:. f N.ssl rsyy:.m.
Ss,iea.l 1 Academy q Design. '''
Teachers and Pupils Of Public Schools. and other
Institutions ier the Deaf Be- z and Dumb and Blind
FOURTH DIVISION.
Msjor Gen s,I Pss.,a Aids % e the Grand
The Fire y e City Of New YORK. and Eusmp
Firemen.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Major sS l Ros. Ys.Ss oya Aids H. sss Grand
Society Of Tammanys or Columbian Order
Independent, ro aaS Blues a. an Escort
Banner.
Democratic Republican General Committee.
American Republican General Committee.
Democratic Republican Young Mems General Conmittee
Democratic Republican Ward Committees, and Citizens
Band Of Music.
Empire Club.
Banner.
Grand Car and Tomb.
SIXTH DIVISION.
- a ~ A.
''s5 5.} s:: S'''
SEVENTH DIVISION
Colonel 3 Jq ones. Mumford, Aids e the Grand
The Of the Civic and Military Associations Of the
City Of Brooklyn, in the following order
As an Escort
General Robert Nichols, Grand Marshal.
4 !. W. &inR Bergen FRRR Y. fsaia
N. D. Morgan, Samuel EneIe.
Aid to Brooklyn Grand Marshal
sns'h csy sssebbS yot Gsnd Marshal
Judges Courts Of Kings County Members the
Members Of Assembly, and Ex. Aldermen Of Brooklyn.
s. Msdie also Society e the County Of Kings
Fire Department Of Brooklyn headed by Chief Engineer
Sryker, aid to Brooklyn Grand Marshal
Fire Companies.
independent s odsT Of 9dd Fsys headed S Grand
r. r. Perrin aid to Brooklyn Grand Marshal
u. s. Marshall.
Democratic Republican General Committee of Brooklyn
Empire Club Of Brooklyn.
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NOTICE.
Y. OF o. F-The Members of Washington Lodge No
~ O. OF o. r., are requested to their Lodge
Rooms National Hall, Canal street. this evening clock
make Of an invitation from the
r. W. Grand Lodge unite with the procession
IN paying the last tribute of the late GENERAL
ANDREW JACKSON, Ex-Presdent Of the United States
By order, d. A. CAMPBELL, N. G.
NELLY, secretary.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

The AFFAIR AT FRANKToRr. We statedr
yesterday that the Hon. Ben Hardin, Secreta-
ry Of State of Kentucky, had been compelled tc
leave Frankfort to escape popular violence
The Cincinnati Gazette says he had sent to hi.
care, from near Bardstown, a country girl to
learn the mjliners' business lie put her in q
5rothcl, intending, as is supposed, to pollutc hor
there. The citizens of Frankfort found
out Mr.. Hardin's base intontio MS, and drove
him out of the city as they would some COM
mon scullon 1t was hard to keep his back
free, we learn, from a coat of tar and feathers.
They served him right. Any man guilty of so
brutal an attempt, and more especially upon
an ignorant unsuspccting stranger sent to his
care, ought to be driven beyond the haunts Of
civilized man
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No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S WORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl3-ly

n}- DR. JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS VEGETA BILE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, go East baltimore st.,
fin door east of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEpI-
cIsEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btlers, IS cents bottle; dyspepsia Specific, So cents
"a bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents bottle; New
Emelc Preparation, l2t cents vial; Pediuviura or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents a PACKAGE; Cough Sy-
rup for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, SC
By cents bottle; New Remedy for Group Ia cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so cts bollle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaton, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 3d. Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &C. sc SC. Printed d-
rections for the administration of these remedies &C
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. nl3-tf
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Us My name having been announced as a cand-
more, | avail myself of this occasion to return my
heartfelt thanks TO those of my friends who have
thought proper TO think of me in connection with that
responsible station and TO them and the public
generally, that should be the choice of the Demo
cratic Convention and the canvas result avoraby,
viii spare eXertiOn to discharge every trust that may
devoive upon me- with fidelity, lmpariiality and honor.
AS | was candidate at a former election, and re-
ceivcd warm aud generous support, trust may in
dulge the hope, that those who rallied around me on
that occasion, will come into the present contest pre-
pared 10 further my interest with that zeal and devo-
ton, which will crown their efforts with success.
With this brief exposition of my views and hopes,
remain the publc's obedicnt servant,
ala dlstS LEONARD HERMAN.
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g}-SHERIFFALTY. The undersigned with the
most grateful Acknowledgements of that kind prefer
ence which has induced many of his friends to sug-
gest his name for the Office of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and To make tlatterng announcement to that
effect takes occasion express his their
nomination, and to add assurance that, should he
be elected, his constant efforts to perform the duties
of the Office with mpartiaity, scrupueus integrity,
and due regard tothe humanites of life, shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts, the appreciation of the
public generally Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from an active parti-
eipaton in the exciting scenes OF the past year, as
High Constable of Baltimore he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never find hun wanting in this
respect: aud with earnest determination faithfully
to carry cut all the responsibilities of the office he
leaves to the literally of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election
jy26 swt' AUGUSTUS P. SHUT.
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. l6, 1915.

IMPORTANT FROM MENCo- Declaration d
Tar. We give OH our first page this morning
8,gae more war-Ikc intelligence from Mexico.
Although it suot an actual declaration of war,
qlt il renders such an event almost certain. A
despatch was received through the Telegraph
Rs, evening from Washington, stating that the
Representative Of the Mexican Government
shcro bad received a letter informing him that
var would actually be declared the day after
.he Presidents message was to have been sent
nio Congress.
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{h3- OIL. OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften leather, matter how hard, it acts 10 the
aslonshment OF all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use ii is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il VIXEN once known.
To he had al the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
ats, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SIS, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
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A3- f. S. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
Of French German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and leta as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all its varieues-such as Portrait,
Picture and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glas ses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No.. NORTH GAY STREET
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NEGRO CAMP MEETINGS. We think it pro-
bable, that the Legislature of Maryland will
deem it expedicnt TO prohibit the holding OF
negro camp meetings altogether, in consequence
Of the disorders which occur at them, and the
general Injury which Is attendant upon their
being held. We are IN favor of extending the
benefits Of religious instruction to the colored
population, but do not see the necessity or pro-
prlety of their having camp meetings. There
are churches enough erected, if they think pro-
per TO attend them; and to US it appears, that
camp meetings are rcsorted to more az frolic
than for religious purposes. Many who attend
them may be sincere worshippers, but vaga-
bonds Of all classes frequent those meetings to
indulge in sport, or to create row. Much bot
ter would it be, that they should be totally pro-
hibited by law, than they should give rise to
such scenes as were witnessed at the meeting
held near Franklin, in Baltimore county, OH
Tuesday night last
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GRAND MILITARY Il CIVIC EXCUN-
SION OF THE NATIONAL BLUES-TO AN
NApOIIS


d seAsT1 BY request Of great many very
AS,r;SJH1k spectacle families, the NATIONAL
cssa.s<ssksAA BLGES have been induced to repeat
their excursion, had last m0nth-fo which purpose
they have chartered the safe and commodous steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt. Guythcr, which will leave Light
street whaIf nj O'Clock precisely THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Aug 2lst, stopping at County wharf,
Fell's Point, going and returning.
Plentiful supply of Confectionery and Supper will
be on board Prot. SPIES is engaged AS Ballet mas
ter also Brscoc Harrisan's Military and Cotillon
music.
3-Tickets 80 ceHtS-to be had of any of the mem
hers of tn" corps; the Clipper, Sun and Argus offices;
White Hall Garden; James Collins, Fe Is Point and
al the boat. ale st
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HUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCk-
- LEY'S Literary Emporium,
2S0t MARKET STREET.
Violina, a Romance bv the Baron de la Motto Foaue
author of Undine, Sinlram, &c, price Is.
The Philadelphia Courier, 4! cents.
NeaPs Saturday Gazette, 6! cts.
The Saturday Evening Post, 6! cts.
The Midshipman, the Brigantine and Corvette,
by Prof. j. II. Ingraham, l24.
Agents and the trade supplied al low prices with all
new and cheap works as soon az issued at
Z. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S0t BALTIMORE STREET,
al6 one door East Of McCellan's alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-16

New PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs. Shuriz s. Wilde, Part III of Loiterings of
Travel; or, Dashes at Life with Free Pencil by N.
J.. Willis. Vioena, Romance, from the German of
Baron De La Matte Fauque, and Popular Lectures on
Science and Art; delivered in the principal cities and
towns of the T. Statesby Or. Lardper.
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sEAsoNABLE PREsENr-Ldrge Peaches. We re-
ceved yesterday large basket Of the most delicious
Peaches from the Orchard of Mr.. Phillip Reybold
Delaware They were of the largest size-and fol
sweetness Of flavor, superior to any ever before
brought to this market. Mr. Reybold sends one thou
sand baskets TO this city every day, and the same
number TO Philadelphia He has small steamboat
made expressly for bringing them to market. She
arrives every afternoon about O'Clock, and can be
seen at the wharf, at the intersection Of Light and
pr4tt-Sts
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tsisAND HXCUlSsiON
OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
-.zss1z, - 'rbn now Apn nIUISIn

Ut HE 0VNS UF TENT EKANJF
ff%gfHa~ b. The HOWARD DIVISION, No.
kla.,1t.araia' B. Sons of Temperance, would re-
e. :dI!iI4 specially inform the public that
Esisass's-azsasSa have chartered the safe and
comnodlous steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt.
Hill, for an excursion to the pleasant town of ST.
MlCHAELS, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth Instant
They pledge themselves that no pains will be spared
to render this one of the most agreeable excursions
the season, as there will be spntuous or malt Ii
qunrs allowed on board.
There will be full BAND OF MUSIC on board
Dinner, Confectionery and Refreshments will be fur
nished on board at reasonable prices. EH- The boat
will IL ave the corner of Light and Pratt Streets at
O'Clock; touching Mt the County wharf, Fell's Point,
both going and returning.
03- Tickets 30 cents each, children half price, for
sale at the Clipper and Sun Offices and by bro James
w. Stewart e6 Baltimorest bro. ]. F. SeruiH Pratt
street, bro Robert e. Barnss Broadway, FelI's Point;
bro. Samuel White, county wharf, and on board the
Boat on The morning of the day The members of
other Divisions will wear their Regalia. al6.4t
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ANNUAL EXCLUSION TO ST. MIcHAELs.

kk,u!apg.5isS the SECOND BAPTIST CHUkCH
&C., llatIL viii make their annual excursion To
ss'@--S-1Es>z~Aa-a ST. Michaels on MONDAY, 18th OF
August, leaving the intersection OF Pratl and Lrht
streets at O'Clock, in the splendid and fast steam
boat THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. Hill. The boat
Is well and iavnraby known for her speed and com
fort, aud the Captain for his kind and gentlemany
manners on such occasions. The committee have.
50 chartered the boat TO have her under their
troll for the day, and will allow the company four
hours il ST. Michacls
The INDEPENDENT BLUES BAND, Mr.. Albeit
Holland leader is engaged for the occasion also the
excellent and much admired CHOIR that accompa
med us on our recent excursions and the able and in
cresng speakers that added much to the interest
of that occasion; aso Speaking, Dialogues and Sing
ing, ny the children of the school.
AS the committee have spared no pains in making
this excursion what it should be, the religious and
moral community may be assured of one Of the most
delightful and pleasant tfps OF the season.
The hospitality and kindness of the good people of
st. Michaels need MT word, as all who have ever
visited that place have always received hearty
welcome.
Arrangements have been made with our friends in
ST. Mchaels, who will select for us some shady place,
TO which the company with the school, will repair,
and listen to the stirring sounds of the excellent
band singing by the choir, and 4 short address by
oi the Ministers. The Clergy and Temperance Lee
turers are respectfully invited.
The boat will stop at the County wharf going and
returning.
1t is only requisite to say that Mr.. w. BERCH will
supply Confectionery, Ice Cream and Snacks of the
first quality at moderate prices.
10 Tickets 30 cents children half price-to he had
OF MIS- Scarf, Pratt st, near Hanover J. b. Moody
tobaccOnist, Pratt ST. |. r. Cook, Kidd White Bal
timorr street; jones' corner of Pratt and AIbemarle
SITS; Ebert WOLF l24 Cough ST.; Joseph Newman GAS
Pratt st; Louis hudoun, Thames st.; Henry VIM.
johnson, Broadway; of any of the Teachers of the
School, and AT the Boat. al6-lt
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G}-llOWARD DIVISION, No. 3, SONS OF TEN
PERANCE. The members OF this Division are re
quested to attend special meeting AT the Hall, Broad
way, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at eigh
O'Clock. By order,
al6-ot JOSEPH WEATHERS, F. S.
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rCOMNUNJCATION.l

{G3- MEssRs. EpIToRs-Can you inform me VIII.
nearly everybody, who wants to buy lottery ticket
goes TO the Office Of those veteran prize sellers EMO
RY * CO., in preference 10 any other? Do not othe
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes:
Il VIRGINIIJS,
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THE MUSEUM. Mr.. PeaIe offers a great bill &c
the patrons Of the Saloon tonight. Two excellent
pieces will be played, "My young wife and my old
UMBRELLA and the laughabe farce of ''Young Anne.
rca" In the course the evening, variety of dane
ing by Miss ince and Miss Cannon Go early and Sc
cure your seats.
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h9OFFICIAII DRAWING of the Md.
l.. QE El,r AZ:

Hdy-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class No. 90, for l545:
IA 81 81 40 Is rs rs A 90 90 81 10 "a SO
"A and 67, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $40
81 and 81, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each %
AZ and 81, being the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos each 20
IL and Az, being the 4th and 5lh; or Is and rs,
being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I"
From the old established House of
II EMORY, No . N. Calvert ST
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AGGREssIoNs OF THE FRENCH. Capt. Will
iams Of the Delhi, arrived at New York on
Wednesday from Manila, says that there was
a report in circulation at Manila on the 10th of
March, that the French had captured place
named Besselan.
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UDRINTED LINENS AND MARSElLLES
QUILTS. r. McELDOWNEY Il co. have
just opened case Printed Linens, warranted all fax,
suitable fer gentlemen's shirts, which will be sold low.
Also, n quantity OF French MARSElLLES QUILTS,
of the very best quality. Those wishing purchase
ssch Goods, would do well to call and examine them,
as they are the finest criticize of the kind that has been
in this city for years.
No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
ale between Calvert and Light stree Is.