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BARNHILL'S lNDELlBLE INK.

FaNIIE superiority of this king Ink Is BOW very
81 generally acknowledged by the Druggists and
consumers of the article ia Philadelphia and N. YORK;
large Number of whom have already tested 1t, and
have pronounced il superior to any other inaelrbe
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make. Ths
whole process Of marking may be completed in three
minutes, even at midnight, If desirable, Notice she
following recommendations:
INDELIBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Lins & Harris,
No. 2l3t Market, above Fifth manufacture and have
tor sale, articles in their line of business
druggists, an admirable ink truly indebie.
1t will by its beauty and the simplicity Of It's u.s.,
commend itself TO the regard Of those who like " set
a mark upon their apparel, and woald Ike that mark
neat and plain.
from the editors of the North American Of Mar. Is
ladehbic fnk. We have tried some Of BarnhiI's in
delbe Ink and cheerfully recon- nd il TO all thoss
wishing to mark on linen or cotton. IL runs freely
and requires no previous preparation.
II is for sale by Mcssrs. Potts, Linn Harre, No
al3i Market street.
[Copy of an advertisement of April 18th
Barnhill's Hldeiibie Ink. Just received supply Of
this celebrated Ink, and having tested it thorough ly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if not superior
any made III the United states, or of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER,
wholesale Druggist, Marketst., above 18th.
[Copy of an advertisement of April 9th.
BarnhiAi's Superior Frdeiihe Ink. The subserfts
has received supply of this valuable article which
he confidently recommends to the public the very
best i'll the market. 1t is used without preparation,
and produces jet black and indeble i'm preston, 4
'''' O s " " EDWARD PARIsHs
Drug and Chemical Store,
=. w. corner of 9th and Chesput SITS.
l3-A supply of the above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
STABLER CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
No. 100 Pratt street.
ROBERTS ATKINSON, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover-sts
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw -sts.
G3- The Agents are authorized to refund the mo
ney, in any case should it fail to give entire sasfac
ion. felg aagAa
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no WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
WHOOPING COUGH Dial has been proved
in this city and elsewhere be the best REMEDY if
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPlNG
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRiC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing,
SC. The genuine article can only be obtained of DR..
GIDEON B. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied OH the usual
terms mh6- Inn
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% STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This ia pamphlet Of upwards of so pages, written
ny eH Governor Thomas, of Maryland in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct Of Gov
Mcdowell, Of Va. and his family together with Col
Benton, and other dgntares, Is severely arraigned,
and al matters III relation his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained aud com
entc@ on with force and vigor 1t be md at this
O!iice-price Is cents.
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STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA. The
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Compa-
ny, chartered by an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed Feb. 80, 1914, have
purchased the Ericsson line of Steamboats,, and
intend continuing them between this city and
Philadelphia, for the accommodation of freight
and passengers.
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G3-FIFTH WARD-ATTENTlUN The Anne
rcan Republicans of the 9Th wari will assemble at
Marion Temperance Hall on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, ID p at u O'Clock. As this meeting will be
of the first Importance every avorably disposed per
son in the ward is respectfully invited to attend.
apl-I ELIJAH DAILY Sec'y.
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THE PHILADELPHIA PAPERS. In consequence
of the present mail arrangement, the Phlladel-
pbia papers are not received in this city in time
10 be of any service to US. We were, however,
supplied yesterday, through the enterprise OF
Messrs. Shurtz s. Taylor, with the Ledger and
Spirit Of the Times
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ONLY FIVE CENTS PER I90 lbs.
NO TRANSHIPMENT.

NO TRANSLUCENT.
The Philadelphia, Whining
eGssSS all ton and Baltimore Rail Road
.ySyssSSfSsTraa2--Es-lan permanent arrangements
to transport all goods and commodities that may offer,
between the cities of Baltimore and Philadelphia daily
except Sundays and now taking Merchandise,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. &C., at the above very
duced rate.
FRETGHrs will be received at the Company Depot,
corner Of President and Fleet streets, between the
hours Of A. NJ. and P. NJ. and be promptly for
waried as directed.
Special contracts for frcighs will be made if desired
by the car load or otherwise.
app A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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, G3-MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY The
regular Monthly meeting of this Society will be held
al the HISTORICAL ROOMS, on THURSDAY
EVENING, April 81, at half past O'Clock, full
and punctual attendance Of members is requested
ap4-2t 5. +. STREhTER, Rec, Sec.
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atONCERT. The Ladies and Gentlemen of BAL
v timore are respectfully informed that Miss 10
SEpHlNE BRAAlS0N, the little queen Of the Piano,
and the wonderful prodigy of the age, only nine
years old, accompanied by her infant sister (only six
yeats od) will give another CONCERT on SArUR-
DAY EVENING, 9TH inst, at the large Saloon known
as CALVERT HALL, in Saratoga ST.
GO Tickets 80 cents, children under twelve years
Of age, at half piice-lo he obtained at the principal
Music Stores Book stones and Holes of tbs city and
AT the door on the evening of performance. app
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100000 1 THb ss;,I pAx s.,o1 a rich

100000 and Tas ssi, PAT soo,4 a 5jsh
800 600 for 81 For this splendid prize call at the all
fortunate office of MILLER & co. and purchase a
ticke-they sold in the Bel-Air Lottery, drawn yes
tcrday, two more beautiful prizes for small OUTLAWS
the half of $500, for ST. and Nos 10 46 So $780, in
whole ticket.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class No l4-7s Nos. Is Understanding rich and
splendid scheme for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize Of S20,ON prize of $4,000
20 $500 2lSg
" 5000 10 1000, SC
Tickets S5--shares IN proportion.
3-Certicate of package of IS quarters only $40 5O,
that may draw over S25 900!
For packages single tickets or shares of tickets, a
ply to the old established and most fortunate olhce OF
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class Ii, drawn
April l-lowes, prize S2t -
IA 10 60 80 70 81 Al So 81 70 " VI ~
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ANOTHER REDUCTION OF FARE. 1t will be
seen by the advertisement of the Philadelphia
Railroad Company, that they have reduced the
freight on all goods and merchandise between
this city and Philadelphia to only five cents per
100 pounds
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gC3- CONCERT POSTPONED. Owing TO an Attic
tive diSpcnsatOn of Providence, the Concert TO take
place at the Methodist Protestant Church, corner of
Aisquith and Pitt streets, will be postponed until
THURSDAY EVENING, April ), to commence at
O'Clock. apl-2t
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09- NOTICE. The members of the COLUMBIA
FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified TO attend Z
quarterly meeting THIS Wednesday, EVENING, a
u O'Clock, at the Hall of their Engine House.
IT. BY order, AARON Ii. STOCKTON, Sec.
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b3- MESSRS. EDITORS: We understood that
several petitions in relation to the removal of the
uac of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from the
city were referred sone days ago to a select commit
tee in the City Council. Since then we have no
report in relation to il. is it possible that the COM
mittce will refuse to act upon ii? We trust not. The
petition Of many of citizens must be passed
over in silence. They have already suffered too long
by the railway being in the city, and our Council,
while they have it in their power, ought TO remedy
the evil, of which they were originally the cause.
To the working men of the city this question of re-
m0val is Of vital importance hackmen, caltmen,
wheewrights, backsmths, tavern keepers and labor
their services will be in demand and individual enter
mizc will reap sumo Of the hcneits eff a company
which owes its existence exclusively to Baltimore,
and which has heretofore distributed its benefits to
counties inca to the interests aad properly of our
city. We call upon the committee to report The
people demand it 1t
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LIST OF APPLICANTS

TUT EHe UEHeJIt q tHt I1IsOlVtH LdWS o lHdT9
land for the last ueek.
Jas. Hudgines, blacksmith John Lowman carter
George Coss, grocer John Mueh, tailor
John James M. Bush, stonemason
Ann Watson, Storekeeper y. Bradles, labOrer, co.
Jacob Grover, laboIer Geo. Bowers, sadler
J. NJ Guest manufacturr ~ FORSYTH, shoemaker
Ham. Foster, coachmaker Zach. Hinton, laborer
David M Fame, timer *ThOs. Garner, do.
w. Milbun, blacksmith j G. Bentkle, cabinetm +
+Chas II. Martini CO. Ben. Dorsey. coored
Henry Evers, cordwaner Geo. w. Jones, do
George ShaffGr, laborer Geo. Ward, 10.
'Peregnne Pickett, do. tHenfy Anderson do.
Andrew Gorsen, do. John Lovejoy, do.
'Eten Einhorn, do.
"FOr debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners, 9Th Of May
lS45.
Day of final hearing, eth July, 1915.
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ID | f. d

On abe 3ls uIt. EMILY second daughter Of the Rev.
James II. Williams.
AT the residence of N. II. Rdsey, Esq, in Spring
field, Illinois, on the 18th ut. CAssAsDRA E. MUS
daughter of VIM Ogden Niles, tlate editor of Ness
Regster,) in the 18th year of hex age.
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n3-LECTURES ON POPULAR GEOLOGY. The
Principals of the Central Collegiate Institute take
pleasure in announcing To the citizens OF Baltimore,
a course OF Lectures the above named Interesting
branch of Science. The Lectures will be delivered
by the Rev. J. G. MORRIS, ID. d., in compliance with
the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends, in the
Lutheran Church, Lexington street The first Lee
turc (Which will be freel will be delivered on MON
DAY EVENING, the 3lst inst. There will be a Lee
ture on every Thursday and Monday evening follow
ing, until the is completed The entire course
will he illustrated by numerous large Diagrams In
order to afford facilities all persons and especially
to all youths no DESTROYS of becoming acquainted
with this most interesting and important braach of
Science. The price of admission will be fixed at l2a
cents Lecture, without respect To Hge.
WILLIAM II. SMITH, p,;r,;n,Is
mh27 WIN. +. PEABODY, ! p
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FREIGHTS TO FREDERICKSBURG ia.
a ses~-s Shippers per Steamboat Kappa
HAMMOCK, Captain A. Faiibank, are
pcctfuly notified that hereafter no
goods tCH be received after O'Clock SATURDAY, the
day Of sailing of the Steamer. This arrangement is
Indispensable, 10 enable the Steamer leave al five
O'Clock, her time of sailing
{63-I is hoped merchants will bear this III mind
and get their goods down in time.
=. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
ap2-it Office Hughes Quay.
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TRADE OF BALTIMoRE.-Co Coal, iron, Sc. A
Council, having been appointed to devise some
means of preventing the injuries likelyto re-
suit to this city from the passage of the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio canal bill, by the late Legisa-
turc,' through their chairman, Mr.. Hudson,
made report, accompanied by bill, on Mon
day last. The report contains full, accurate,
and well defined statement Of the grievances
complained Of by those who think that Mary
land, and not the District Of Columbia, should
be the great depot of the mineral wealth Of our
State. With view to accomplish tins object,
as suggested by the friends of the measure, 4
bill was reported, authousiug the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company to establish one or two
tracks from the outer depot (rlount Clair to
" some point Of navigable water south OF Cam
den street." with the privilege OF conveying
thereon coal, iron, iron ore, plaster, lumber,
lime, and other earhs minerals, and manures,
and all materials or other articles designed for
the use of the company" to be exempt from
wharfage, dockage, or any charge on the part
of the city" The bill, as will be seen by refer
renee to the proceedings of the City Council,
passed the First Branch yesterday afternoon.
This measure, as we learn from the discussion
had upon the bill, is the result Of the delibera-
ton of the committee, independent of any sug-
gestons or knowledge of the railroad company,
and is looked to by them, if carried into oper
alton, as sure and successful means of making
Baltimore the outlet of the coal, iron, sc. from
the Alleganies. We shall speak more Of this
hereafter
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M RRIFD

On the Both ult. by the Rev'd. Mr.. Dolan, William
G. PARKINSON, of Baltimore, to Miss FRANCES 5.
BuRK, formerly of Harper's Ferry, Va.
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n7-An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MiLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, i'll Hagcrslown, Md, on MONDAY, 9Th of
May. Imh2i t5thMtl J. 5. POLLARD, PEST.
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NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued ererg
morning of the ;rcck. nl3l-lH
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JOHN J. SNYDER, Secretary

n5- CENT? EMEN'S SUPERIOR SPRING style
GLOVES, only l2s and 81; suspenders 25 and 81;
new Patent $40 and more superior do so CENTS (rare
chances); gentlemens Collars Is and 25 sents black
Bombazine Stocks ls3; black Satin Stocks so 62s;
Scarfs so cts; Rogers Congress Knives 81 each; scs
soIs 10 l2.; Racers, Lamp Shears; Shutters; Wal
tiers; also, Head, Nall Tooth, Comb, and all other
kind of Brushes and Combs of every variety; also
Soaps fine Extracts, Cologne Waters, Shaving Cases,
Razor Strsps, Shaving Creams, Accordons, Fans,
Graces, Battledoors, sc. These, with all new style
goods run off at low prices for cash
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
apl-3t> MORTIMER & MOWBRAI,
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GUST RECEIVED AT TIE NEW WEST
eD ERN DRY GOODS STORE, French Lawns,
Bazarnes and Chintzes, of the latest styles ana most
beautiful patterns; Plaid and Lace Musns, handsome
and cheap; Needle-worked lnsertings and Edgings,
from II! cts up; splendid Berage Shaws and Scars;
Neck Ties; new style Ribbons; Aid anu silk Gloves;
Laces Nets, Bobhn Edgngs, Parasols ParGsolettes,
&c. {G}@Aways on hand, general assortment OF
STAPLE GOODS. Also, Mantuamakers, Miiliner's
and TailOrs' Trimmings Al OF which are offered
low as they can be purchased in the city and requests
call, particularly from those residing in the imme-
date nCighbOrloOd
VIM X. McCOMAS, AL Baltimore-st.
np2 81 door east OF Green.
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y MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, At the
MASONIC TEMPLE, st,Paul'S Lane, on
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G7-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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pIGHr on I,nM CNE:NNR

NE IEHT ON ItiE CtIk:NE R
n a OF BALTIMORE AND HOLIDAY -STS.
Il. y b. +. PRATT w, uld respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they are now receiving
from New York and Philadelphia, large assortment
of New Standard and Miscellaneous LAW, MEDi-
CAL and SCHOOL BOOKS. Also, fine assortment
of STATIONERY. Those who wish TO purchase
good Books cheaper than they have ever sold before
in this city, will do well to call and examine this
stock. The Books are all new and warranted perfect.
H. & b. T. PRATT, at
ap2-3t Mr. NeochaIn's Auction Store.
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70 |G' ~ gold patent lever WATCH, enamclied
did, rack and prison escapemen, taken from my
Jewelry establishment yesterday afternoon. The
maker of the watch is NJ. j. Tobias 4 90. Liverpool,
supposed number l0,904. I will give the above re-
ward for the delivery of the Watch at my store.
ROBERT BROWN,
ap2-3t No. 300 Ba!timore.st.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

{55~T Ii rs L G. AR COATED VEGETABLE
PILLS." 1t is rumored about that these excellent
Pills have an extensive sale, and give more general
the ears OF certain inter ested lin their rlilHre)
individuals, has excited their envy and cupidty. We
glad that the public have just view of the sub
Jeet, and we leave their success and usefulness with
them. Read the following:
NEw York, June 10Th. 1874.
We the undersigned, never saw or heard of ''Sugar
Coated Pills" until DI. g. Benjamin Smith manutac-
tured and Inhibited them to about year since.
ISRAEL RANDOLPH, VI. D., &c Libery-st.
RUSHTON * CO., ITO Broadway, and
10 Aston House.
HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, 96 Hudson st.
JOHN CAsTREE, 81 Hudson ST.
Lest some fewmay be deceived by ignorant qaacks,
we publish the following; and none but unprincpled
dealers will counenance any imitation of this nva-
liable medicine:
PATENT OFFICE Received this eth day of June,
1874, from DR.. G, Benjamin Smith, the fee of $50,
payable on his application for patent for Pill Goat
ed with Sugar. II. l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commss Toner of Patents.
As these Pills are prepared by an educated Physi-
clan, they have advantage other preparations
much advertised and are sufficiently distinguished
from all Others by their virtues aside from their pecu-
liar pleasantness.
6r3- Dealers furnished at the New York College of
Health l79 Greenwich street, New York. And sold
by ii. w. Andrews, Hill-st,, door from s. Charles
street; also by other respectable Druggists in BaH-
more, who will not sell a counterfeit.
CAUTION. As a miserable imitation has been
made, by the name of Sugar Coated Pills.; it is ne
ccssary 10 be sure that DR.. 6. BENZ. SMITHS signature
is on every box. Price d cents. 1t
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Bdtlmofe, 1Pfh Tvs 18Th
| take pleasur in hearing testimony to the benefit
have received from the medicine administered to Inc
by DR.. John NJ Williams Dufnglh" past three years
was much afflicted bya determination Of blood TO
the head and nam aGtipH at thH "latdo of my throat
which almost rendered me 'ncrpa.lr Of speaking,
and gave me much nnCaslnesS. | used many RENE
dies prescribed by eminent physicians, br instead of
being relieved, found myself g,OwnG Iurh worse
AT length the symptoms became so threatening that
feared should be obliged to retire from the labors OF
the pulpit In this emergency sought the advise OF
DR.. Williams. and commenced the use of his RENE
dies change for the better immediately took place;
my recovery was rapid and permanent, and now en-
ioy much better health feel hesitation in recon-
intending DR.. Williams AS n Skillful physician to all
who may be afflicted, only from his success in my
own case, but from my observation in many cases
where the same beneficial results have followed the
use of his remedies. Tapl III p B. REESE.
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GF7- THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DIR. JOHN NJ WILLk4AS has, in
the course of nineteen years OF aborous practice and
observations perfected Series OF Medicines that stand
unrivalIed in the catalogue Of remedies before the
public This series embraces cure for every disease
te which human 10 subject and yet comprises
no article that do harm, under any circumstances,
being composed exclusively of innocent Vegetable
substances Visit the Laboratory, 30 EAST BAL
TlMORE STREET, fiflh door east of Front.
Dr. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BlTTERS, the
best ever made, fer sale az above. mh26 IL
g3- Many testimonials Of equal strength 10 the fol-
lowing can be adduced in favor of the Remedies for
Disease prepared at DIR. JOHN VI. WILLIAMS We
GETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 EAsT
BALTIMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front-st
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ENaIRD AND LAST CONCERT
a OF THE MISSES SLOMAN,
MONDAY ETENING, IN .4pril, 1915,

The MISSES SLUMAN respectfully announce that
splendid selection Of MsSIC VIII be given from the
works of great composers, for the Piano, Harp and
Voice, on the above occasion, assisted by Mr.. $40
MAN, it being their last appearance prior 10 their
leaving Baltimore Full particulars OF the Concert
in future advertisements. app