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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-01

nS-AN APPEAL TO THE CHRISTIAN, PA
TRlOT AND PHILANTHROPISl, On Wednes-
day evening" LIST April, at half past7 O'Clock, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church on High street, an OPP
portuny will be given the Christian, Patriot and
Philanhropist crafty their feelings by contribul-
ing to the relief of JOHN COOPER, an Old Defender
of Baltimore during the war Of "lSl4," who, in con-
sequence of most disastrous injury, has been rem
dered incapable of any successful effort for his sup
port. For the purpose of assisting this worthy gen
tleman, the Rev. THOMAS SEwELL has consented to
lecture on most interesting subject at the time and
place above stated Tickets of admission IS Cents,
TO be had of Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Mr.. Lewis Audoun
and at the door on the evening of the Lecture. By
appropriate Vocal Music, the evenings exercises
will be relieved.
{g3- Let the appeal be effectual. [Rl mh3O ct
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CITY INTEIJJGENCE.

A Sabbath School Robbed One night dur
ing the past week, some person or persons I'M
known, torcibly entered the Sabbath School
on Schroeder street, attached to the Columbia
street station of the M. E. Church, and took
from the desk a small amount of money,
which had been collected from the pupils the
previous Sabbath. The money was intended
to aid in supporting the School. Nothing but
the most criminal cupidity could have induced
the commission Of this act Of sacrilege
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BALTIMOREIRON FOUNDRY.

Id FROM SARATOGA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HOLtlDAY-KNOWN AS THE GOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respectfully
inform the community, that at considerable expense,
they have commenced the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place. where they will furnish castings,
LIGHT and HEAVY, of a superior quality. They
pledge themselves competent to render those light
castings-such as LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL WORK,
&c., GENERALLY obtained from the North,) as SMOOTH
and SOFT as is required by those who procure them
from abroad. They wish persons who DO, or may
need any of the above named Castings, of any 9TH
er description, to obtain specimens of their work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits All orders will be punctually filled as
soon as given. Terms the same as elsewhere.
apl-d SWEETMAN & ALLEN.
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IN, TO THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE
~ I'LL

F~Snm To THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE
4sEsEY AND THEIR FRIENDS.
NJ BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNETS.
That everlasting B"nnst Store, in HANOVER ST.
mo. 49, just below German st. II is well known
all over the country, that Coburn'S United States
Bonnet Store is the only place where first rate stock
of all kinds of the newest fashionable and beautiful
B ONNETS can be had This is no humbug, il will
pay you for walk to come down and see for your
selves, if you want good and cheap article of III
latest styles BONNETS, RIBBONS, and Artificial
FLOWERS, which may be found at this establish
ment; together with general assortment of MILL
merry and fancy GOODS of all kinds-and from a
l2 years experience, he atters himself that to
beat COBURN in ihs line of trade is out of the cues
ton Just come to No. % Hanover ST., and see.
ALSO, at No. 90 North GAY ST., store of similar
kind, under the charge of MRS. COBURN, where
the public would do well to call and examine for
themselves, they can't help being suited wholesale
or retail. Iapl til JAMES COBURN.
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AL AN Cs
HEALTH OFFICE, March 30.

RepoTtJ inteTments in the city Of Baltimore,
week, ending Monday morning, VIZ:
lntahhe unknown IL; Scarlet fever 8; Still I
Dyspepsia l; Drowned }; Inflammation OF the {
!; do. OF the brain 2; Pleurisy Q; disease of thd
ton Z; Catarrhal fever 5; Commissions 2; Small
Whoopng cough 2; Adult unknown 3; b ronchI
Sudden !; Palsy /; Group ,; Old age 3; Casua
Chicken pox /. Total II.
Under year,....,. 81 Between S and I'd
between and 81. 10 and 81
Males, 81; females 34--7l. OF which mum
were colored persOns-ll free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of .He1
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rH1HE MILFORD BARD will write for any

M person in the city of Baltimore the United
States, OH any Literary or scientific subject Orations
and Lectures 5 TO $40; Sentimetal Letters So; In
Medical Thesis $40; Acroscs 81, sc. Poetry for
Albums cts. per line. Address DIR. JOHN LoFLAED,
Milford Bard, No. II South street, (post paid, encos-
ing remuneration) Citizens will please call. The
late book, published by the Bard, can be obtained at
No IL South street. (Contidentiall mhS
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The MusEsM.-Beneft Of Miss 81. Clair. This
charming danseuse presents her name for benefit,
this evening, at the Saloon of the Museum; and if
but one half of her admirers be present. she will have
a crowded house indeed. The new riece of "As-
modeus, y and the excellent farce of "The Eaton
Boy" will be performed, the beneficiary appearing
in both pieces In the coarse of Intervening she will
dance several ayorite dances in connection with Miss
Ludlow.
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INDIAN MUSICIANS. Two Indian chiefs are
giving concerts of sacred music in Philadel-
phia. 1t is said their manner is perfectly art.
less, but their intonations are 50 sweet and
their expression so natural that the most taste
less must be charmed and the most fastidious
delighted.
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ay- CHEAP PRINTINe, and PRINTING of

co CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description executed with great despatch, at
the Office Ot the Clipper, 134 BALTrMORE sr.-as
MAMMOTH o ast oaa A saes say other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTRRS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed il is needless to enumerate, az we are pos
sessed offaches with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. n euery style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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ABDUCTION OF FREE CITIZEN. Some of
the Boston papers report that a son of the Hon.
Romulus Saunders, of North Carolina, is, or
has been, detained in the Lunatic Hospital at
Concord, N, H. He recently took the cars
and came to Boston. Gentlemen who have
seen MIR. Saunders, have great doubt whether
he is sufficiently insane to require his detention,
or indeed is insane at all. A person purport-
ing to be messenger from the physician of the
hospital, by brute force, seized Mr.. Saunders,
few days ago, and dragged him away beyond
the jurisdiction of the State, which has given
rise to considerable excitement. He is about
80 years Of age.
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HowEs' CIRcUs.-Front-st. The excellent per
formances at this popular place Of amusement, con
tinue to draw large and fashionable audiences. Ma
dame Macarte appears every evening in one of he
celebrated acts. The Scotch Giant, Mr., Randall
also appears in an act of which, with
the various feats of the excellent company, form an
evenings entertainment hard to beat
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American Republican,
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL l, 1886.

The large and increasing circulation OF the Cllp.
both in town and country, together with the lac'
hat its opinions and sentiments are SnietGdeG Dy par
corne recepton among all classes and conditions OF So
ciety, and especially those who constitute the me Oh
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper published IN inns CITY, M
chants and citizens generally should be aware of this
Imnnrtant fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-01

15-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the hest
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c.. for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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FREE LECTURE ON THE ART OF MEMORY. A free
Lecture and exhibition on the Art of Memory will be
delivered this evening, in the Odd Fellows Hall, by
Prof. Pliny Miles. At the close of the Lecture he
will conduct an examination of "a small class insrsc.
ted by him during his former visit to this city,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-01

In Alb OF AN OLD DEFENDER. A lecture will be
delivered, this evening, in the High street Methodist
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Thomas Sewell, in
aid of Mr.. John Cooper, an old Defender of Balti.
more, who, in consequence of most disastrous in
jury, has been rendered incapable of any successful
effort for his support We fondy trust that this ap
peal TO the Christian aad Patriot will not be made in
vain.
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PACKET SHIP HENRY CLAY. The latest ac-
counts from the Henry Clay packet are very
favorable, and shew that the damage to pro-
perty was greatly exaggerated by the first re-
ports. The ship will be got off with C ompa-
ratively little injury, and the most ofthe cargo
will be saved, though more or less damaged.
The water is pumped out, and she will be got
off as soon as all the cargo is discharged
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PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIzES!n

THvREMBLEY s. co. sold as usual, last week
H. handsome array of PRIZES, and many with
full purses point to the National Prize Office as thd
place where the hungry were fed. Look at the fol,
lowing splendid list of schemes, and let all who wish
to be fed on golden apples, secure the prizes at eul
lucky office " thout delay.
TUEsDAY-mCapita $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 90 Of
81 900, sc. Tickets only 81, shares in proportion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000, $1,000, $1,000
20 Of ,GoO &c; Tickets S., shares in proportion
THURSDAY, splendid Lottery, prizes of $40 900
each, 5000, and 30 ST. 900. Tickets s5, shares ID
FRlDAY-Captais SIS, 900, 5000, 5000 20 of 600
Tickets only 81, shares in proportion
SAIURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick Fe
male Seminary. Capital prize $4,000. Tickets elI
halves 81 cts qrs % Cts We will sell in this favoit
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 wholes for Sl4
halves So quarters $3.50; eighths sl75. The risk on
package is small, and can draw the three highest
For The lucky numbers in the above Lotteries by
the Package single ticket, or share be sure and di-
rect your ordersto the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street.
l. one door from Baltimore street,
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fh3- MISS ST. CLAIR'S BENEFIT. WEDNRs
DAY, April /, on which occasion will be acted tn,
new piece ASMODEUS.
Carlo, 1.-THE minstrel0 Miss ST, CLAIR.
Her,irst appearace the stage.
Dancing by Misses LUDLOW and ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with the Farce of
THE EATON BOY.
mh3l-2t+ FannyCury, Miss ST. CLAIR.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ult. by Rev. Mr.. White, THos.
NER, formerly of Frederick, TO Miss CAROLINE s.
of Baltimore.
On the 3lst ult. by the Ri. Rev. Bishop Viii
nam, Dr. JAS: Is. GIBBS, Of Cumberland, TO Lo
daughter of the late John Burbridge, of Alleqar
Md.
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ACCIDENT AT HARRIsBURG-Ttco Men
Drorned. On Sunday evening two men nam
ed David Mentz and Jacob Root, were drowned
in the Susquehanna, whilst attempting to cross
the Island to the Harrisburg shore with u fiat
boat laden with thirty-nine barrels of flour
The flat was barely sufficient to carry that
amount of freight, in the absence of accidents.
The crew consisted of seven men, who EN-
barked at the abutment of the upper bridge,
and by the time they arrived at the third pier of
the lower bridge the current had carried the M
down to it, so that missing their calculations of
clearing it on the upper side, the flat struck
the pier broad side and broke in the middle,
the fragments thereof, and the flour floating
down the river Three of the men jumped
upon the pier, two others clung-the one to
barrel of flour, and the other to a plank, and
were picked up some distance below by a skiff
which went to their assistance.
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thing south of that boundary. And am per-
suaded that the People of the United States
great majority of them-are content now to
abide by what their Government offered to
Great Britain in 1896"
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ARREST OF A DESPERATE WOMAN. A
man named Israel Trusty, and woman nam
ed Rachael Phillips, had a most desperate con-
fllct in Philadelphia, on Monday, which last
ed for considerable length Of time, and at last
Israel drew knife and made an attempt to
stab his antagonist. The clothing was entire
ly cut through, the knife entered the left
breast, but fortunately did not penetrate far or
death would most probably have taken place.
They were both arrested, but subsequently
Rachael made an attack upon the officer, and
beat him severely, until stout Hibernian in
terfered and released him. She was finally
committed.
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PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. A town meeting
is to be held in Philadelphia on Thursday even
ing, to urge Congress to make immediate ap-
preparations for the defence of the country, as
recommended by President Polk,
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New York AND LIVERPOOL STEAMERS. At
the last advices from England, upwards of fifty
passengers had engaged berths for the first trip
OF the Great Western, April 18th, and there is
little doubt of every berth being taken. Alter
atoms have been made in her boilers, and it is
confidently expected that her speed will be as
great as at any time since she was built. The
Great Britain has undergone improvements
Her screw has been enlarged and her lmpell-
ing power increased.
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WHANDS WANTED,

WHANDS WANTED,
TO WORK ON A FARM!
few single men may hear of situation by i'm
mediate application at the Clipper office. apl-2t*
NNGERTONS EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
n There is nothing of so little value but some
thing good may be derived from it. Yesterday gen.
tlemae stepped into Egertons' Ofhce to examine a
$40 bin he thought worthless, and was nearly tempt
ed several times to destroy it, but fortunately it prov
ed to be genuine. This induced him to select pack
age of tickets at our counter, which resulted in the
pavment of the beautiful capital of $5O00 Try u.s.
SCHEME.
l prize of $4,000 prize of Sl5Ss
soon 10 I" 1000
1000 10 500,&c.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package or single share for sale at
EGERFON'S EVER LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner Of SOuth-st. and Exchange Place,
cor of Commerce and Pratt-sts and
Il cor. of Pratt and Gay SITS.
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LITTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro
For Liverpool-Ship Cincinnati, with despatch
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10th April.
For London-Ship Richard Anderson, with
spatch.
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, few days.
For London-Barque Paoli, with despatch
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg GlamoFgan, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phenix, few days.
For Havanna-Schr Comet, few DAYS
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A BALTIMORE LADY ROBBED. At New
York, on Saturday morning, trunk was cut
from cab while passing through McDougal
street, belonging to Mrs. Margaret Riggs, Of
Baltimore containing large quantity of valu-
able female wearing apparel, iewelry, SIC. The
trunk was found on Sunday morning in Amos
street upon a cart, broken open and rihed of its
contents Among the articles stolen were a
rich, white Cashmere shawl, gold chain with
a heart attached, a gold vinaigrette, and sever
al other articles of bijouterie. Areward ofS5O
is offered for the recovery of the property.
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@3- LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE. Mr.. HUD-
son will lecture on the Tragedy of Hamlet, giving
analysis of Hamlet, PoIonius, and Ophelia, in the
Masonic HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING, April
3D. at = O'Clock. Admttance so cents. Tickets at
the door of the Lecture Room on the evening of the
1. anI-0i+
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G9- NOTICE. The members of the Columbian
Fire Company are hereby notified to attend Guar,
terly Meeting of the Company, at the Hall of their
Engine House, on THIS "wednesday EVENING
at u O'Clock. By order,
IT. AARON w. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
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oFFICE OF EMORY & co. !

Opposite BafhUm7s, BAIT, MD,
1}-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsO,
dated Lottery, class No. 10, for 1916: For benefit Of
Town of BeiAir:
4S IA Al IT 40 As 6 81 IL 81 Sc 81
IA and 48, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $50
IA and AZ, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 40
AZ and II, heng the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 80
40 and II, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 25
i3 and 40, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 20
6 and 43, beng the 9th and 9TH drawn Nos. each l6
. and 6, being the 9Th and 9th; or 2and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each -
All having two of the drawn Nos. on Them, each 8
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N, Cavert-st.
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GtOME ONE AND ALL!
u AND SEE THE SILKSI SIIKSt Gil Il q

XII FO4tHI
" AND SEE THE SILKS! SILKS! SILKS
Just opened, splendid assortment of Spring Siik|
received by last Packet, and imported expressly I'd
our city trade. l invite the Ladies to cali and sci
them. Also,
New styles BAREGEs; ORGANIZES
French LAWNS and JACONETS
Small figured French CHINTZ.
with one of the largest stocks of SHAWLS aa
SoARFS of every description, ever offered in thf
market. full assortment of LINEN GOODS, q
the best manufacture.
Also, CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs and vEsTINGs
large stock of which we have just received fror
Auction, and can and will sell them cheap.
FANCY GOODS of every variety, and at price
which will be found as cheap if not CHEAPER, tina,
they can be procured elsewhere-either at wholesal
or retail, by
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 900 Baltimore st.
mhl6 fri near Charles ST,
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WpICH MOULD FOR GARDENs.LOl

D ICH MOULD FOR GARDENS, LOA
AA for Brick Yards, and best quality of BuIaiIi
Plasterers and Paving SAND, now digging on lots
north side of west Lombard street, between Col
and Paikin streets, and on west side of Cove str
corner of Hollinss., deliverable by the cart Ioad
the lots, or wherever required. Apply on the pfI
nllses' mh3l- 2t \
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IL has re opened his Book Stand, Corner of
LIGHT AND PRATT STREETS,
Where he intends 10 keep hand, good assert
ment of and valuable WORKS, School and Toy
BOOKS; PICTURES and FRAMES; Song Books;
INK, PENS, PAPER, sc. sc.
~ B. Secondhand Books bought and sold, or ex-
changed, 4 apI ec3t
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SPRING GOODS!
HNDWARD Il. RICHA nSnM

- No. so BALTIMORE Street
Is daily receiving his assortment of Spring Cool
ana mas now IN store some very rich and beautif
articles for LADIES' WEAR-such as
Shaded Mouselines all wool, very handsome
Super French Lawns, new styles
Graduated Mouselines, Lawns and Ginghams
Bareges, Bazarnes and Chntzes.
SHAWLS-A handsome and extensive variety
Shawls-such as Shaded Hermann, Thbet, Cashmer
Silk, Barge, Mouseline, SC. &c, some very rid
and beautiful
LINEN GOODS-Table Diapers; Towelling; ID
mask do; Linen Sheetng; Pillow case Linen: Iris
Linen, some very cheap. With large and gener
assortment of Beached and Brown Domestic
GOODS, for sale Wholesale and RETAIL at the We
lowest market prices, at the old stand, No. 81 BA
TIaoRE STREET, by
apl EDWARD ]. RICHARDSON
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N3- SALE OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI
Giles The ladies of ST. Stephens Church have in
preparation a number of useful and fancy articles
which they will offer for sale in the room of ST.
PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, corner of Charles and
Barnet sis. The sale will commence on TUESDAY
MORNING the 3lst inst, at 10 O'Clock, and contin
ne until FRIDAY EVENING. The proceeds are to
be applied to the payment of the debt of St. Stephen
Church. Asp m27-lW
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MMILLER & CO.'S Old Established Lottery Of
I'VE fee, at the corner of Baltimore and st. Paul's
SITS, where prizes amounting 10 more than million
of dollars have been sold and paid, and as we are
daily benefting some of our patrons in the way of
good prizes for small Outlays, we invite all who
would like to be in fortunes way call at our lucky
office and purchase ticket in tO-day's scheme.
&(}- TODAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery
class LIS Nos and Ia ballots
SCHEME:
l prize of $4,000 prize of Sl5aS
5000 10 1000
5000 III 500,&
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Certificates ola package of26 or tickets only $780,
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER CO.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Glass 10, drawn
March 28--lowest prize 81.
40 81 70 l9 So 81 l6 81 81 6 "a rs
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class ID, drawn
March 3lst, lowest prize 81:
48 IA AZ II 40 40 6 . 81 IL 81 Sc "a
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'''N sTABLER s. CANRY. lQ0 wv. ptalt-st

Also, by George K. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
g. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and franklin streets
Joseph B. stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George H. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Cav street. mh30 Ivy