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IH9- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pins Ear. rings; Silver Plated Cak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established Store Waterst ID door
from Calvert. ans
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.Tbc Iayre and increasing circulation of The Clip
in town and country, together with the TACT
Pr! rrious and sentiments are untettcred by par
una, I frctnan prciudccs, thereby giving il a wei
uHn, reception among all classes and conditions Of so
sty and especially those who constitute the life OF
,,ade and business, make il medium for advertising,
co"aI To aIy other paper published IN this city. Mer-
chants and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact.
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OFFlCE or EMORY 4 co.

Opposite Bamum's, Bait, ND. 5
90 Drawing Of Md. Consolidated Lottery, for tn
benefit of Frederick Female Seminary, class l6:
10 SO IL 69 10 Is "a l6 I II 81
10 and 81, being the LIST and 81 drawn Nos. each Is
II and So, being the % and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
II and 6S, beng the 3D. and 4th drawn Nos. each s
III and 66, being the duh and 5th or 10 and Is, be-
ing the 5lh and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
10 and 81, being the 9th and nh; or Is and 81 be-
ing the 7th and Sth drawn Nos each 4
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each .
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on them, |
. 03-OFFIClhL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No "a, for 1916:
II Al SO 10 81 l6 60 IA Al 55 81 4 rs 81
~ and H. being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
Al and SO, being the 81 and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
10 and 49, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos, each 90
9 and 81, being the 4h and 9Th; or Is and 81, be-
Jag the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
AlIhavlng Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, .F' S
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Caverl-st.
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MADAME AUGUSTA. This accomplished artistic
takes benefit, and makes her last appearance at the
Holiday-st. Theatre this evening The grand Ballet
of "Nathalie" will be represented with all the orgi
nal and celebrated dances. She will be ably SUPPORT
ed by Mr., Parsloe, Mons. Fredericks, Miss Emma
Ince, and an excellent Corps de Ballet, The comic
Pas de Deux, which will be danced in the first act bv
Madame August and Mr.. Parsloe is said 10 be the
most amusing character. Mr., Paisloe is beautiful
dancer, and has made himself great avorite during
his short engagement.
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THE MUSEUM. The sterling comedy of "The Sol
dier's Dadgher," and the laughable farce of "The
Young Widow" wi be performed at the Museum
this evening. Between the comedy and farce favo-
rite dance by Miss st. Clair The saloon last even
ing, upon the first appearance of Mr.. Thayer, was
crowded to suff0cation.
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THE HARMONIOUS The Ethiopian Concert of these
gentlemen at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms last
evening was quite fashionably attended They give
another entertainment To- night with some of their
most choice songs, glees, sc. We should be pleased
10 see q crowded house,
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss. The rumor
contained in Saturdays National lntelIigencer,
that Congress would adjourn at an early day,
postponing the subject of the tariff until the
next session, is contradicted by the Unon and
we may, therefore, expect that Congress Will
continue in session until July or August. We
apprehend that it will soon become the custom
for the long session to continue until the short
one commences. John Randolph used to say,
that when n-plantng time arrived, Congress
ought 10 adjourn; but it was also said, that he
usually gave the whole of his per pem for his
. board and "fxings;n he had, therefore, no pc
cuniary motive to prolong the session-which
is not precisely the case with many members
in these DAYS. If the tariff is to be reduced,
and the sub-treasury system adopted, it would
be as well to have these measures passed at
once, as to postpone them until the next session,
The sooner the lash is applied to the backs Of
the people, the quicker will the smart be over.
The country is going ahead too rapidly TO suit
the taste of certain politicians, and It's progress
must be checked. BE it so. Let us have the
check applied at once, even if it should, in sea-
mems phrase, ''brng us up all standing. y
There is no fear but that the ship of State, will
soon get Roadway again by throwing certain Of
the crew overheard. Down with the tariff and
up with the British interests, seems to be the raj
lying cry with some politicians; and, as they
have the power, we presume that they will
carry their favorte policy into effect. But
mark the consequences which will follow. An
injured and oppressed people will hurl the au-
thors OF their ruin from power, and substitute
those who will cause America to be ruled by
American policy-and prefer the stars and
stripes to the Cross Of ST. George. Let the
experiment be tried, and we will guarantee the
result. Men cannot be so bound up by party dis
cipline, as to sanction the destruction of their
own and their country's interests.
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nl42t

G3-PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY.-A quarterly
meeting of the Patapsco Fire Company will be held
at their Hall, on THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 9TH
inst. at O'Clock. By order,
MAJ 2t Ii. NJ. minor, See'y.
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Q3-A CARD. RICHARD D. SHIELDS takes this
method Of returning his sincere thanks to his friends
aud the citizens generally, for h"ir eXertiUns at Tie
fire in Lexington, near Green street, on Sunday
morning last, and particularly to the members of the
Howard and New Market Fire Companies by whose
prompt attention, his own rs well a large amount
Of o.hcr nrnperty WAS saved from DISTINCTION. IL
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MONDAY, MAY 4, 1886.
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READING-Room Z


CLEARED,
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, Laguayra AMI
ertO CabellO, f, w. Bruno s. Sons
Brig g. II. Wright, Benton, WarCham, e. Pre-
Bro,
ARRIVED,
Steamer Express, Whitaker, Phi iladeIphia,
Shriver.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Washington, Lowe, FIN Londonderry, arl
at Philadelphia Sd inst,
Brig Virginia, Cooper, of and for Baltimore !
was left at Laguayfa 18th ut.
Brig KirkwoOd, Haynie, hence at N Orleans
ult.
Schr Vermont, Lowry, hence at Charles Ton Ii
slant, and brig Salvatore, Hobbs, on the End.
Spray Stevens, for Ba TO cleared same day.
Schr Gen. Washington, McComas. for Baltr
cleared at Savannah Both ult.
Ship Isabella, Briggs, of Baltimore, from New
leans, arrived at New York I'd inst.
Schr Della, Best, 6 days from Bath for Baltir
was spoken 18th ut. lat SO So, lon 70 25.
Schr Glendower, Reed, fin Baltimore, arrivi
Bangor 28lh ult
schr John e. CGhoun, Babson, fin Baltmor,
Bangor, arrived at Newport Both ult
Schrs South Carolinian, Powers, and Maria,
lin, for Baltimore, cleared at New benz, N. O. 26tI
Schrs Pactolus, Murch, from Baltimore, arrivl
Washington, N. G.. 23d ult; and Saunders, Graft
I'm do do 9th.
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ssaS E'OR SAL ga COUNTRY RES
EsSA DENCE. A neat and comfortable Il sto
ss2S14'frame house, nearly new and neatly painte
rooms up stairs and below, with half an acre
ground, under good fencing, situated miles on Il
FANS Road. For other particulars, apply at
L, F,SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office :
mo No. 10 Exchange Place
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WAR! WARM THE REGION


Wv CAPITAL PRIZES The battle has c 1
menced in earnest, and the way DOYLE'S paid
are walking into the prizes is a caution. Thisl
pears to us an excellent chance for any aspiraH
the honor and profit OF capturing some of the be5
full capitals to be found every day at DOYLE'S. a
that is necessary to do this is TO charge your fist
ticket or package, and you will generally fine A
prizes to surrender at discretion. The place 10
rich without fail is at NJ DOYLE'S Capital Priced
pot, No l44 Pratt St, opposite the Railroad d9I
next to Bradshaws United States Hotel. n
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $2I, shar.f
proportion. II
WEDNESDAY, $50, 900, tickets $40, shares ia q
portion. u
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shff-
in proportion. ID
FRIDAY, . capitals ofs5, 900, tickets So, shartil
proportion o,
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on So
day, capital $4,000, tickets 81 halves so cts qy,
tiers % cts. package of wholes in this spies
scheme costs only Sl2; halves only So, quarters,1
eighths 81. so, II
larger selection of lucky numbers will be fdr'
at DOYLE'S than at any other office in Baltimore
This is aglorious opportunity TO try your luck n
small scale. ,t
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who
chase by the package or quantity. =
For sale in the greatestvariety of lucky numbeTh'
the package, single ticket, or share. All orderss
mail or otherwise, addressed to n'
NJ. DOYLE, NO.l44 Pratistreet, 81
II TRl Opposite r & o. r. R. Dep.
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On ;he 3D. inst, MARY w, in the 35th year
age, wife OF Aaron Hail.
Ga the 2nd inst. Henry HABBERsETT, in /
year of his age.
In Kent county, on 25th ult. JAMES NJ. SPE
ESD,
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Q3- NOTICE. A public meeting of all Evangeli-
calPrOtostan Ministers, who favorable to preach
ing the Gospel in the streets and market place. will
he held on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 9th inst, al
4 O'Clock, in the Lecture Room of the Methodist Il.
Church Charles street. As this meeting will he pre-
liminary 10 the formation of plan for the present
season, general attendance is ardently desired.
ELIAS HEINER,
GEORGE HILDT,
STEPHEN r. HILL,
]. J. MURRAY,
GEORGE d. PURVIANCE,
m4-2t EDWARD E. ALLEN.
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&C The Managers Of The INDECENT Sick Society of
Baltimore will hold meeting ON WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, Nav 9th, at O'Clock, in the Lee
lure Room Of the Fist Presbyterian Church. All
Ladies who have accepted the office of Manager, are
earnestly and respectfully requested TO attend. If
The weather should be uuayorabG, the meeting will
take place the first fine day. m53t
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"THRow PHYsrc TO THE Docs" Poo pie
were incredulous when the water cures per-
formed in Germany were first announced; for
the world had become so habtuated to being
drugged for all diseases, that few persons were
willing to believe, that cures could be effected
by the simple use of cold water-5ut Hydro
pathy seems TO be in fair way to supersede
the usual practice Of physic DR.. Denter has
a water cure establishment at Morrstown, N.
j., where diseases appear to be successfully
treated; and we have no doubt that such estab-
lishments will become common throughout
the world. That the application Of cold wa
ter braces the nerves, promotes digestion and
insurcs regularity of the system, is known to
every one who has been accustomed to the
cold BATH summer and winter; and that the
modified application of water will relieve the
greater portion of diseases which "hesh is heir
to, we think not at all improbable. We know,
from personal experience, that the shower bath
is most beneficial, not only in preserving a
pleasing cleanliness ofthe person, but in the
prevention or removal Of colds, and other dis
orders; aud we are therefore the more willing
to believe in the general sanauve properties OF
cold water, when judiciously and systematical'
" used under the direction of a skilful per
SOIL.
In letter from the Rev, John S. Kidney,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, at Cats
kill, N. Y, to DR.. Denter, Of the water cure
establishment at Morristown, n. j., he &C
knowedges the great Improvement which ha'
been made in his health, by the application o.
the water cure for only five weeks. He say
81 came TO your house in an exceeding
feeble condition, after a FOUR months con
bones, and sufferer from the taking OF drugs
which had done daily for eight months pre-
vious. But now I can chronicle the acquisi
ton of as much strength as eight pounds o
good muscular flesh have brought me-the los
ofthat sense of debility and exhaustion, which
accompanied me continually when | came
and also what is equally gratifying, my en-
tire emancipation from medicines ofall kinds. ,
We know not what is the present practice o
the Hon John Quincy Adams, but we heard i
stated in forme. years, that he bathed ever,
morning; and it is probable that he still con
tnues the practice; as few persons would b.
disposed to discontinue the bath after havn,
used it for series of years. He has enioye
extraordinary health, for which he is no doub
indebted in a great measure, to the use of col
water and regular habits. But to apply col
water in the most efiicacious manner, it Shout
be used internally as we'll as externally.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, May A.
S 1000 Maryland 6's, Is days 81 76t
1000 do 6's, o. wy 72I
1909 Baltimore 6's 1890, e6R

I" Union ManuE Co. div. on 2si
Maryland 6's advanced per cent, closing at rs bid
16l asked Baltimore 6's, of 1890, advanced 4, and
closed at 96k bid, 96l asked, and firm Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares closed at Az bid, Az asked.
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EpACES OF CANTON COURSE.
N BALTlMORE-SPRIN MEETING
continue FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY-twO mile heats--purse $500.
SECOND DAY three mile heals-purse $780,
Third DAY-fnur mile heats-purse $500
, FOURTH DAY-oue mile heats sweepstake for
year oldS, SlOO entrance, half forleit-cosed with
the following entries
y. 2. tlare's 9. f., by Boston, dam Apdrewetta.
n Stonesue et's ch. c., by Trustee, dam Rob Row.
Francis Thompson's .. f., by Trustee, out of Regis
ter > dam,
VIM. r. Johnsons b. c., by Trustee, dam Rosotie
Summers
samuel Lads CHI. f., by Shadow, dam Hurry.
\. L. Pdyne'S b. c., by Trustee, dam Routh
Levi Hohman's ch. c., by Mazappa dam Maid of
the Neck.
y. Ltnlhicum's b. f, by ling mce dam josephine
flFIu DAf-two mile heats-purse 500, eli
trance $40, added 10 the purse.
Entrance 10 all The other purses will b. per cent
m5-eo3t o. p. HARE, Proprietor
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Day IF final hearing, LIST Aug, 1876.
HEALTH OFFICE, MAJ

HEALTH OFFICE, May 4th,
Reportof intermentS in the city Of Baltimore
lceek, ending Monday morning, rtz: I
lntanttle unknown 9; Scarlet fever 3; Still
Cholera infanum /; Disease of the spine 2; v
2; Inflammation of The lungs 3; Bilious Pleu
Disease of the heart ,; Phrentis i; Violence Il
sumption ii; Mania Potu 1; Catarrhal fever II
vuIslons2; Teething ,; Dropsy in the head l;
pox d; Adult unknown J; Ap0plexy Il; Can
Bronchitis |; Casualty /; Group D Child-bed q
age .; Cramp chOlic !; Govt /, Total 66.
Under year, ..,,.., IS Between 5 and /,
Between and D.. a " 10 and q
, and 81. 9 Above 2l,.,...A
Males IS; females 81 --66. OF which nun
were colorcd persons-l2 free, slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of He
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A Office. LITTELL & co. the lucky prize
~ sellers, have removed to No, NORTH GAY
STREET., near Baltimore street, within gun shot of
fully invited to call and treat themselves to a lucky
ticket or package In some of the splendid Lotteries
drawing d,Iy in Baltimore. Capital Prizes from
lOO0O down 10 $4,000, Tickets vary from 81, . 3,
4, D, up to SO each. Packages in the 'Smal Fry',
Lotteries, which draw every Saturday in the week,
wi be sold at 1915 each. DON'T fail to give us a
call. ma o,+
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f1}-THE JACKSON MONUMENT CONVEN
TON will hold its regular meeting THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, 9th instant, at O'Clock, at the CITY
HALL. The members are particularly invited to at
tend MS final arrangements win then be made in re-
ference to an important matter. 1t
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LATEST nAwES

LETTER BAos Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING q
For Macao and Canton Ship Stephen La
l5tI inst.
Fer the Pacifc-ship St. George, soon.
For LlverpoO-Packet ship POwhatan, 18th
For Bfemen-Ship Ellerslie, with despatch.
For Brenen-Ship l. uise, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Albert, 9th May.
For Bordeaux-Fr, barque Alexandra, 9th Nj
For Rio de Janeire- Barque Lelitia, 5th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Cambrian, few day
MARINELIST-PORT OF BATTING
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!
~ FORTUNE FOR IS CENTS!!
EMORYS CO., the far, famed Prize Agents oppo.
site Barnum's, will offer to the public Of the United
states beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
1000 DOLLARS!!
1000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS ~! &c&
And the price OF Quarter Tickets will be only
IS CENTS!
For the purpose of afOrdng to their patrons greaI
number OF chances in these favorte Lotteries for a
hifing outlay, EMORY * co. have determined in
issue certificates OF packages of % quarter ticket,
Zone OF which may draw hree of the largest gtizes)
for the small investment of SO 80. Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets partic-
ularly in tlese lotteries, is by the package as every
package which EMORY s. co. SELL will have in il ali
cessary have in it MI the numbers that are drawn
nom the wheel.s The only chances against the largest
pze in the lottery (aS the tickets in every packa
that Emory Co. sell, are yGrrGnted 10 have on them
all the numbers in the dra,cng) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on The ticket
Thus for the small sum of p cents, if Won get The
three rst drawn numbers on quarter ticket you are
certalA to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
&c For Tickets in these deseryedlv ponuIar Lot
terles, application must be made to the well known
aud celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY CO., opposite Banum's
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
5G3- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid IN Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets
Will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTIAL and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
VIII always be made for correspondents, 1t
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a l. M.A n A CO
Moons pha
LIST OF APPLICANTS,

Forthe benefit Of the Insoluent LaUs Of N.
land for the last ueek.
notehHp tatrlck, tailor ]. II. Smyth, hotel
6enJ' Naughey' butchr Nj. CaIzenstein, sto
Jas. NJ latham, laborer Geo Kinsmole. ID
los los duncan, shoemaker IS. Carey, cordwa
WIN. klugaWay, tailor SANDY diff, marir
JOS ITihDle, IT, merchnt II. Pearce, shOem
Henry NJ. Wilson, do m. Sedgewick, M
q, w. Post, manufacturer b. Warrington,
David Fluid, merchant David Williams
Philip Myers, do Henry Wilson,
*For debts lass than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, the
June, 1916.
Day of final hearing, LIST Aug, 1896
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MARRIED-

On the 3D. by the Rev. James Shrigley, Capt.
MYERS 20 Miss MARY ) LAUDERaAN, ali oftht
On the Sd inst. by Rev. Wesley stevenson, RI
NJ, GREEN to Miss elizabeth A. ELYPoTE, all
city
On the 30th ult. BOND VALENTINE, Of Cent
Pa. to JULIA, daughter of the lale John Chew
us
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py-FRENCH AND GERMAN L LOOKING GLASS

b3-FRENCH AND GERMAN L COOKING 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 ia the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentireIynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
sc. &c. for sale and made 10 order as cheap rs thew
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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Also, by George K. Tyler, 40 L. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. 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 II Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore streets N. N. Robinsoa, SO North
Gay street, m4-lw
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Mn GoUoH. This gentleman has returned
to Boston from his Temperance tour to the
s,uth, in good health and spirits. tie intends
soon 10 visit Washington
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WHTILL BE OPENED THIS MORNING,
Wv AT No. I95 MARKET STREET,
A large assortment of FRENCH GOODS, pufchas-
ed at the late peremPtory sales i'll New York, which
having been bought at great sacrifice, will be sold
20 per cent less than goods of the same quality can
be had in this market. Among which may be found
Rich Ombra and Br0cha BERAGES
PLAID SILKS
Rich Gro de France
Plain and figured SOULT de SOIS
New style silk Muslins, only soc; Texiennes
Parie de BeragGs mode COILS and blk. only % cts
Emb'd Swiss and French Muslin SHAWLS and
SCARF5.
Also, will be opened this morning,
Two rich embd white Canton SHAWLS, worth
500 each
Also, will be opened on the 9Th inst.
Three cases beautiful BERAGES, received hy the
Duchess de Oheans-samples in store.
{l7- The subscriber would also inform the public
that in order TO reduce his large stock of Rich French
Goods, lie will from this morning commence selling
off at ''first cost" for cash. -
o. Purchases will find it to their interest to give
me a call, s. FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 1875 Market street,
mo RI 4th house above Light ST.
yHTAFFLE IRONS. For Stoves and Ranges
w supply of new patterns just received and
for sale low by ... 0..
ALFRED II, REP, No 1856 Baltimore st.
ms End Tin Store above Howard street.
yyELylGT REPiCULES WITH STEEL
v CLASPS. have just received from N. York
a fresh assortment Of Velvet Rencules embroidered
apo JAS. NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore ST.
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The TALrsMAN, AND OBJ FELLOWS MAG
AzINE. The first number of the above publ
cation, issued in Washington, and edited by
Theophilus Fisk, Esq, has been laid upon our
table 1t is to be published semi-monthly, at
the unusual low price of$l per annum. 1t is
devoted, as its name indicates, to the interests
ofthe Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
The.editor is one of the best writer's of the age,
and "The Talismln" under lis superinten-
dance. will we doubt not, become ofextensive
circulation. The number contains thirty-two
nages Of choice reading matter.