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OF TIE WOfkIngMen : AssoclatIOn.
JOHN CANEY Secretary. ie2S- mw& {

{I3-LiVERY STABLES. The subscriber has
taken those large and comm0dious STABLES, for.
merry attached to the F'WHEATyIELD INN" be.
tween Howard and Eutaw Streets and put them in
thorough repair. They are in order for the re.
ception of HORSES AT LIVERY or for sale His
Grananes are well stored lie pledges bis best exer-
lions TO those who may entrust their horses to his
Nc Gentlemen are requested to call aad give his
Stables an examination, -.
iel8.cO6t+ EDWARD COCKEY,
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CITY INTELLlGFNC E.

SUSqWetanna Canal Company The protract-
ed contest for the election Of officers of this
Company, which was commenced on the Goth
ult was finally closed yesterday afternoon, and
resulted in the election of the following officers:
Thomas Wilson, President. Managers VIM.
G. Harrison, Henry A. Thompson, John Herr,
G. A. Schaeher, Alex. L. Boggs, Columbus
O'DonnelI, Thomas Black, Geo W. Aspn-
wall, Simeon Gulford, John n. Lane, James
McConkey, M. Brooke Buckley. Thomas NJ.
Albeit, Treasurer 1t appears that the number
ofvotes cast for President was Ago; of which
Thomas Wilson received 25l7; and Michael
Stllinger received l603-giving to Thomas
Wilson majority of IA vetes. The votes for
Managers varied materially, some of the gen.
tlemen elected having been voted for on both
tickets The vote for Treasurer, was, we be-
lieve, unanimous.-.fmericaa
.4rriuals at this Port. During the month of
June, the arrivals were-from foreign ports, 8
ships, banks, IA briggs, 10 schooners; coastwse,
8 ships, barks, % briggs, 81 schooners. Total,
IL ships, 1 | banks, 81 briggs, "a schrs. Whole
number, l54-of these, 1879 were American, s
British, s Bremen, and Hanoverian
Interfering with Officers. Michael Bowling,
Charles Collins and Daniel Common, were ar
rested yesterday by officers Lambert and Stay
tor, on the charge of interfering with them
while in the discharge Of their duty They
were taken before Justice Wilson, who held
them to bail to appear at the Saturday Court.
Utmost killed. We learn that negro man
was nearly beat to death Yesterday afternoon,
in Spring street. by two colored denizens of the
pave. They have not been arrested
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me- MECHANICS, AM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I,

G5- MECHANICS AND WORKINGMEN'sC GEL
EBRATiON, July the 4th, l54j. son it is glorious
day-arise now man and vndicae thy rights" The
public respectfully informed that the Mechanics
aud WOrkngmens Association will assemble at the
Ode0n, OF Saratoga aud North Streets 10 o.
cl0ck A. NJ, where TheophiIus Fisk, Esq, of Wash
ngton City, formerly editor of the "Beston Reform
err has kindly consented to deliver Address, on
Tie Rights and Duties Of the Producers Of Weatt-
Their Interests and Wsl!-being-Ihe Dangers Of Do
nopofeS, &c &c.
The door of the Ode0n will open at 9 O'Clock, and
the Chair will be taken at 10 O'Clock precisely, when
the Workiugman's Declaration Of Rights will be read
by Workingman, after which Mr.. Fisk will deliver
his Address.
The Boxes will be reserved for the ladies.
IN order to cover expenses, the price of Tickets
will be IL! cents EACH and will be left for sale at sew
eral public houses in the City, Old Town and Point,
until the evening of the Sd, and at the door of the
Odcon on the morning of the 4th; and as the number
of tickets is limited, it is recommended to those in
tending to participate, to their tickets soon.
II is desired that the Mechanics and Woikingnen
will embrace this favorable opportunity to hear this
able advocate of Workingmen's principles.
JAS. b. MANNAR, Chairman
OF the Workingmen'; Association.
JOHN CANEY, Secretary. je2S mw&f
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G7- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Conso!.
dated Lottery, class No. -, for 1915:
II AZ rs 46 4 10 81 So So 81 Al "a .
II and l3, being the lst and ID drawn Nos each $50
46 and IS, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
and 10, being the 5th and 9th; or ana o.,
being the 7h and 8th drawn Nos, each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos, on them, each 10
Ali having only of the drawn Nos, on, g )
From the Old established House of
Il EMORY, No. = n. Cavert-st.
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readers to the very lattering inducements offered in
another column TO ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry finn of EMORY u co, No North Calvert ST.
II the half of the reports in circulation ia regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
eping pecunary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. je27 Il
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over all the land il sweeps,
Bowed IN grief the nation Weens.
Eats he hero brave ami good
Foremost IL the war, that stood
Th' statesman who in honor slti,
On the highest seat of stale.
Warrior, once thy country's trust,
Now repOSng in the dust,
I.aItcS o. uudylug fame,
Cluster round thy mighty nam"
d, eds of statrSmans!ip and wa
Tell 'hy teahle-- fame l:lr,
Tongues beyond the ocean s tide
SPEAK thy name, thy county, PRIDE
Patriot uow in hearts en,hrin'd
McmorIcd IN the propc's mind
Tears u Sultt"E nation Whnps,
Point - where their hero Sleeps
F-"enen mourn the mgnty dead
~trcW your hDnOrs orr ms hEii
Emulate the path Ir rod
iltel him near the throne of Cod
The exercises upon the stand were closed by
Benediction by the Rev. Geo. d. Purvancc.
The different military companies previous &c
leaving the ground fired several rounds Of
blank cartridge, after which the numerous DO.
dies composing the procession moved off under
the direction Of the respective marshals, and
after arriving at their usual places Of meeting
were regularly dismissed.
The recommendation of the executive COM
mittcc to have the houses in the line Of the
procession nuhg IN TIE uaDllMchts OF mourn
ing, was generally complied with, Barnum's
City Hotel, Dix s. Foggs Fountain Inn, the
Eutaw House, the Exchange Hotel, the Mu-
scum, the different newspaper offices, the seve-
raj engine houses, the City Hall, the Rev. DR..
Johns Church. the Rev. DR.. Musgrave's, the
several market houses, and all other public
buildings IN the city, were more or less appro-
prialely decorated.
We have not heard of single incident of a
dsagreeable nature, nor was there a single oC-
currence of any kind to mar the general har-
mony. The concourse Of strangers was great
and the assemblage at Mount Vernon place,
immense. The congregated multitude seemed
properly impressed with the solemnity of the
occasion which had assembled them together,
and united in paying the mourntul tribute ofre-
spect to the great departed.
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8nyerirau 3Sepublscan
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July ., l845.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER

/ THE FUNERAL PROCESSION. Under the pro-
per head will be found a detailed account OF
yesterdays proceedings in honor of General
.indre,c Jackson, deceased The dav was propi-
tious, being cloudy and cool, and the spectacle
was grand and imposing 1t was gratifying to
witness tie union of freemen, without distnc-
ton Of party to pay this last tribute of respect
to the memory of one who had so greatly dis
tlnguisled himself in the defence Of his coun-
try against It's enemies, and who, in gratitude
for his services, had been twice elevated BY his
telIOW-Cti2ens, to the station of Chief Magis-
trate of the Nation. The harmony which
characterized these funeral obseques-the TO-
tai oblivion of party spirit i'll this manifestation
OF respect for the distinguished citizen who has
so lately passed "to that bourne whence no
traveller returns" demonstrate that, however
we may be severed by party struggles, we are
. Americans in principle; attached to our coun-
try and to its heroes and statesmen and resolv-
ed to hold their fame dear in our recollectons.
| "I'he true American" (says the Rev. John N.
eral Jackson, at ST! Stephens Church, on the
92d ut.,) ''is The property of his country, and
is only connected with party so far as he deems
It's principles to be conducive to his country's
good. While this spirit of patriotism lives and
is dominant, the citizens of our free and happy
government can contend with each other for
the success of their peculiar views of policy
and the rage of party strife maylun high. And
ment whenthe teud were highest, and the contest
liercest, the point Of contention would be in
medately forgotten, and side by side in the
same ranks, would the political opponents be
found battling bravely III the common defence,
aud for their common rights. As when the
patriot falls, so when the footprints of the in
vader are seen upon our soil, we are brethren
Of the same household, and common cause is
that in which we engage. o how should this
one consideration encourage us TO accept the
rule of that lovely spirit of patriotism, and
warm up that pure patriotic feeling, which
makes a man an American. How should it
modify and suOduo party strife, and cause op-
posing politicians to respect each other as
friends, and to love each other as brother Anne
rican patriots"
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EDWARD COCKEY.


MAfOh'S OFFICE, Baltimore, June 81, 1916
&c Notice Is hereby given, That the several mar
ket in the city will be atteaded by the Butchers and
Others, on the afternoon and night OF MONDAY, Isl
July, instead OF Tuesday morning, and also on the
afternoon and night Of THURSDAY, the Sd Of July,
instead of Friday morning, the 4th.
je27 Ivy JACOB g. DAVIES, Mayor.
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EMORY ~ CO., No. 2 NORTH CALVERT
IA ST, Baltimore, the oldest, most successful, and
NEST popular Lottery firm that is, was, in the
United States. Having firmly established by intense
application to business and the stHdiOus ated-
ton to the wishes of correspondents, character as
Lottery dealers that holds itself aoof from that of the
offices OF yesterdays grotctk respectfully invite
the attention of our city and country customers the
fact that we continue 10 offer at counter better
assortment of tickets in all the Lotteries draw
ing, and greater inducements to purchasers, than any
other office in the Union. Pridng ourselves upon be-
ing isolated instance of that astonishing success in
the Lottery business which has made the name of
EMORY * co. familiar PRIZE SELLERS to every
man, woman and child from Maine TO Georgia-and
looking back on career no less brilliant for the
countless millions of dollars distributed than venera-
BILE for its age, we feel encouraged by the pleasing
Prospect TO bring into active immense facilities
with the full determination transact the LOTTERY
business upon such favorable terms as must render
aboniye any and every attempt at any thing like
petition. je27-f
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On the Both ult. FRANCIS NowLAS, in the SD
OF his age, naive of the county of R0sCOmn
Ireland, but for many years respectable ctzer
Baltimore.
=, On the 2sh nit, Mrs, HANNAH. Censor. of VIII
Head, in the 5lst year of her age
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JGg- e. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNlCES, &c. SC.
G7- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. &c.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No NORTH GAY STREET
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER s. co.
NO. Holiday :, BALTIC

OFFICE OF FLETCHER s co.
NO Holiday :, BALTIC. {
GNHEAP POSTAGE. Distant Adventures are
u reminded that the low rates commence THIS
DAY, July LIST, which we hope may induce them to
Try their luck more frequently Six lotteries are now
drawing in Baltimore every week. Capital prizes
therein range from $50 0OO S25 OO0 $50 OOO sis 600
tickets are $40 So, So S4 SO, S2t, ST. 81. Packages
come at S7O $50, $50, $40, So S. 49, All letters TO
our address on lottery business perfectly confden
tia and orders attended to with the utmost prompt
ness and fidelity.
No postage charged on orders sent 10 this Office
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers
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SHip HENRY CLAY. Messrs Grinnel. Min.
turn & Co., of N. York, have had painted by
Mr., Marsh, of that city, splendid picture Of
their new packet ship the Henry Clay, which
is to be presented to the honored statesman
whose name she bears
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T3- ORATORlO OF JEPHTHA. The words OF
the New Oratorio Of Jephtha, written and composed
by JNo H. HEWITT, Esq and to he performed in this city
during the present week, have been printed in a neat
pamphlet form, and can be procured at The office Of
the Clpper-price q cents per COPY. ie3O Il
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II AND GLORIOUS LUCK in sell

&NREAT AND GLORIOUS LUCK in sell
w ing high prizes yesterday, at unrivaled Head
Quarters for Prizes. In almost every scheme atery
some OF our patrons have come out with triumphant
luck In yesterdays Lottery we sold two prizes in
one package-one of $1,000 and one of S500-besides
sending $500 to correspondent in Carlisle Pa.
G3-TO-DAY, a splendid scheme draws--S20 900
is the high capital, besides 10 prizes Of Sl000-Whoe
Tickets s5, shares in proportion.
4. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-ilead of Centre Market.
ORDER EARLY-A brilliant scheme for next Sat
urdays ''SmaIl Fry" Packages OF Qrs. 81, eighths
only 50 50, while the capital prize is $1,000
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A l. NJ A N c..
MARRIED,

On the 29ih nit. by the Rtv'd. c. z. Hendrics
JAMES JONES, Of this city, 10 Miss LYDIA 2, PAL,
Of New Hampshire.
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{r7-I. 0. o, FIR. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. A special meeting Of the Grand Lodge
will be held at Laurel, Prince Georges county, on
FRIDAY, 9TH inst. for the purpose Of nsttuling Pa
tuIent Lodge No. a, All members Of the order are
invited to attend. After the ceremony of opening the
Lodge, Address will be delivered in a beautiful
grove in the vicinity.
train OF ears will leave the depot, Pratt street, al
o'clock precisely.
Fare for the round trip SllG
By order Of the Grand Master,
iyl-3t CD. TEWKSBURY, G. Sec,
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BURToN's THEATRE-FRoNT STREET. Mr.. Booth.
This distinguished Tragedian will appear onght as
Sir Giles Overreach in assnger's much admired play
of ga New Way to Pay Old Debts" The general ia
vorite, Mrs Burke will sustain the character of Lady
Allworth. The other parts in the piece will be played
by the talented memsers of Mr.. Buttons Company.
The evenings entertainments will conclude with the
new Comedy of ellis Last Legs" the part of o.
Callaghan by Mr.. George Barrett.
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ANr1poTE FOR BED BUGS. Take quantity
of whale oil, and about the same quantity of
lard or talow, simmer them till they mix; APP
ply the mixture with leather or fine brush, to
the crevices and joints of the bedsteads, and
these vermin will not only desert the bed, but
leave the room.
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LARGE FIRE. The house of John Conger, in
"esterloo, Albany county, N. Y, was consum-
ed by fire Oh the 10th. The fire was supposed
to have taken in the kitchen from a stove, and
burnt so fast that it was impossible to save any
OF the furniture, or even the clothing of the
family His family had to go to the neighbors
to find clothing to dress themselves. 1t was
with much difficulty that his sheds and barns
were saved Loss about 81 900; insured for
$4,000.
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a LORlOUS LUCK at the old and lucky cor
w ner of Exchange Place and South ST. yellow
House) Two three No tickets sold yescrday-S 900
10 Nos. p SO SO, quarer whole, Nos "a 43 rs $50
the quarter sold to gentleman on the Point So ali
our friends in that section of the city hasten up to the
lucky corner on Wednesday morning aud secure
ticket in the brilliant scheme to be drawn that day
$40 600, $1,000, 10 Of SlO00-tickets IS, qrs 8 25.
Drawn Nos of class 26.
50 81 80 43 80 Sc 81 II &c "a Is 81 IS
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and SoutlI-st. Yellow House.
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The Crops. Brighter prospects have dawn
ed upon the farmers of Ohio and Indiana, a
bountIiul Providence having distributed fertile
showers over both States. Wheat will fall be-
low the average of the last five years, but ev-
erytmng else promises we'll
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A MuLERIrE AT Law. A father has brought
4 suit AGAINST his son in BOSTON far the recove-
~ of property made over to him during fit Of
'Ahatlclsm year or two since. MessTs. Weo-
ster and Choate have been employed lis
pea Is that at the time he made the sale he
was laooHhg under Il deIuson, and was there
lore not IN sound state OF mind. The case
VIII excite a good deal OF interest. Abe cou"-
sci are employed on ooth sides.
A Ran PRrDyr,,,ryr ron D,pl,,,,r,,rs.
The New Orleans Ptcayune, noticing the recent
robbery Of Capt. Elliott and Gov, Shannon IN
Mexico, says: The captain was left standing
by the road side with nothing save his shirt,
and the governor Jared even worse; for we have
''e'' V-''' "'''s,' says '"a' '',e o''s ''O' '''
o"'y O''Po''u "','! VI every 'n'"s' o'' 80 =,
nam Il ,'' nc 90 -S','" III '''' oa' s"'' 49,
vas ses,.ot ~ D@2'.
Mild BY InH i-oMph"' 'o'" " .''o'' 90,
,,',.'. M "as ,,,9 IanIa..
~, n,L,la s,,n,,'n, hatnna., ,,ro ,o, 81 ho,rds
| r ,,'. s',,,7 wv Ila.I- Can
sns.'.,, o..,lraI ill.,, =. l,.n, H. .h,,,,
% wears of ace and has left d wife and family.
49, Tn- c.,.N.
-, 1''''''' '0-,.,,
,''V p -',r ~, , ,,'.,,,S- &c ,''''
,,to into consideration tho casa of R;shon
SouIo manu- r,o,rbors of +ho CI.,rcb beIieving
bo i disonoIifo 70 act roroer &C Bisboo on
account If hi, rel,,;o, - tho S,,,born seco.
doris
Cuunc. ron T.,,cp,Nrs A church for
FncIish irn,,;oro,,ts ;s nronosod % bo establish
al N Now yo,k Tho british Cors,I is 7ccoiv-
;nr authorizations for that ,ur,osa The Rev
Mr.. Marcus is to be the chaplain.
D.- T1-- r. c.. ,. t..
...,Ia.as ..oa..,.. g., U.Ec,a ~ 49,,
=, ~, - -,
Scotia. has absconded with 10000 Of the pub
lie money.
F.sr ~ Coro-oo- Fitzo,,r;cI. b,s i.
sued Il PROCLAMATION. DESIGNATING the 18th of
July as a dav of fasting. humiliation and
nrayer throughout the State of A Iabama.
Fersusr A dostrrctivo fresbot c,used nv
the late heovv rains in the Nonongahela has
occosoned 4 yery considerable amount Of pro-
perry to be DESTROYED.
New CoUErERyEIr. BIS oFtba dsno,nipa.
ton of $50 on the Chemical Rank New yorl,
altered from ones are in circulation in New
York. They are SO we'll executed as to deceive
some ofthe brokers.
\. ~, ~
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
EL Another glorious week began. Comb. "a 81 AZ,
prize of $1,000, sold in single whole ticket BY the
lucky EGERTON5. Look out-we intend to keen il
up. WEDNESDAY draws the splendid capitals of
$40 OO9, $40 900 $4,000, of $1,000 Tickets IS; ars.
81 %. THURSDAY, $4,000, OOOO Tickets S.
SATURDAY, Small Fry-s7o00, $1,000, 10000 S
of $1,000 full package on cert fcale in this lottery
costs out 81, and may draw the four highest prizes in
the scheme.
Tickets by the Package or single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
II Corner lIom md pyat
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AN INCIDENT There were on Friday, says
the New York Express, in the drawing room of
the City Hotel, Mr.. Van Buren,, ex-Presdent;
Mrs. John Quincy Adams and family of ex-
President Adams; Miss Cults, the niece of ex-
President Madison, and Mrs. Mckleham, the
niece of ex-President Jefferson. A meeting of
such distinguished persons rarely occurs.
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MILITARY CONCERT. 1t will be seen BY the adver-
tisement in another column that Kendals celebrated
Boston Brass Band, assisted by the "Orgina Ethio-
plan Serenadels" Messrs. Germon, Stanwood, Har-
rington, Pelham and Warren, will give grand Mill
tary Concert in this city tomorrow evening. The
Serenaders the knorn avorites of Baltimore and
in connection with Kendall's Band our citizens may
anticipate treat of no ordinary character.
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HEALTM OFFirE. Lnna .

HEALTH OFFICE, June 30, Is4.
Report Of tnterments in the citgof baltimore, for
weeE, ending Monday morning, utr:
Hcafiel fever J; lnantile unknown II; Consumnt
y casualty :; Group ,; Inflammation ,of the braif
uastrc levcr 3; Small pox 6; Cholera infan,ura q;
age 8; Cholera ]; Putrid sore throat /; Dropsy in
mead =; Whooping cough /; Catarrhal fever /; Dri,
Ihg coUu water i Dysentety !; Commissions /; Wor
|; Dropsy /; Drowned /. Total So. VI
onucI yea, III Between and 10
between ! ana -" - 10 and 81,
,,,,, and o., & Above 2l,..... 20
Males, "a; females, 1851. Of which Number
were colored personals free, slaves
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner Of Health
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FATAL ACCIDENT. John Dorety native of
Ireland, was accidentally killed at a lead facto-
ny in Boston on Friday.
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qg-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. lnhl2-IY
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ND EMOVAL. The subscriber has removed from
IA 1872 to 15s PRATT ST, to large and more
convenient location, and he would call the attention
of his old customers and the reading community, and
informs them that he intends to keep on hand choice
BOOKS in every branch Of Literature, and at prices
that cannot fail to please the most difficult Also Cap
and Post Paper, Blank Books, Pens, Qus, Ink, Pen
knives, Visiting Cards, Sc &c...
HUMPHREY MOORE.
n. b. Strangers stopping in the city of monuments,
look to your interests, and 10 the cheap store.
by H. Moore, No. l5s Pratt street, corner Light and
Pratt.
Prints 81 50 per hundred; Frames lOxl4, with glass,
81 % per dozen 1t
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THE ORAroRIo. Mr. Hewitt's Oratorio of "Jeph-
thai is to he prodaced for tie first time in this city,
this evening" at the Unyersaiist Church. If we may
judge f ON what we hear the Church will be crowded
with the Composers friends and the lovers of music.
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UNcHARrTABLE. Mr.. Bronch 7, Archer has
written pamphlet denouncing Gen. Houston
as a traitor to bis country.
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WHEAT CRsp IN VIRGINIA. The Winches-
ter Virginian, says that the wheat crop this
year in Frederick CO., Va, is the heaviest that
has been harvested there for many seasons.