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Brarht0n Caftle NQarkct.

ArRL 6.-At Market-ss0 Cattle 50 yoks working
Oxen 45 Cows and Calves $50 sheep, and 2700 9win.
The report Of Beef Cattle include 90 head that In
on the cars In the middle Of the week.
Beef Cattls-salss Of extra q 80 so nrst quality -;
Working Oxsn-sales noticed az So SIS, go. go,
sol, eO4 and STA
Cows and Calves-Du Sales noticed At 80, GAL 90,
$76, $27 50, S33 and at as.
poor in quality and scarce; sales Of lots
At 50, - 81 and a. rs.
Swins-sales brisk at Wholesale 4{c for Sows, and
sic for Barrows; at retail from 81 to Z SIC.
MA lot Of Stil Cattls are exPsctsd over ne Wss'
tern road In the middle Of the wsek-
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COM M e II DIAL.


New York, wednesday, April 3.
AsHEs.-Further sales in Pots were made at So 67}
and Pearls at 81 IS.
BREApsruTYs.-Not much doing In Flour or Wheat
Haices remain at our last quotations.
CorroN.-The sales continue small, there being nc
bayers for large parcels at all the views Of pur
eAssers. About 400 bales were taken by spinners q
our quotations.
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By Last Rights Southern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA, April lar schr Forest, from Newburypor
BALTIMORE April Arr brig Almsna Ryder. I'm Boston;
Nicierscn. Smith. Bcs.on adcsy Kelly, New Bsdfcrd;
Lu,na, Iorh, Portland; John Calhoun bshssn. Eestpo
chased and Dram, Ro de Janero snd naket; schs
Convert Sheffield, Marsnham; Peru HART West Indies.
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CARD.
Nxw YoRx AND OvYINo TKLEeRAPH OTvicE,
IS q ss Posts Granite Building, corner

$50 M y .Exch3nro klo9e and Hanover o y
he orrssss q the oSas fciessph.
Bay &c S R. s g.; S:! "
sdsn p hay: the same now IN successful operation Il
The novelty q his wonderful invention together with Ii.
q 70 e he
public for wesk and we invite all 70 visit free or
oAi.es Of these line. q Tsss,ph: end Plan. for
ss7: al ): .:ssa q !: s$; -
Exchange Place ssd Hssovsr q.
10 s:'s:: ~ 'i.s. r
ssrins precision and with greater psy ca. 81 nv oSsr
nsans. Constant and uninterrupted comm1ncsn by night
is "a
Hos, !, sssf y he .
msssr thsrmoms.r any Indications q he spposeh Of
stsn INTEL Of vessels dssr distress, uPoa the
coast. wn b rspsss Constant reports AND ,mneass
coat sriv.s vessel. siahs Ss.ss. 6ossdsd
Ts :: Ct %so.: Il x
sooa Be asent sad regular vii y reverted - thsy
y: e
Ss ,; s & y s e:
ss: % 20 e., IL ssw nay 3
AZ: ssIsi
, e so :s ~ E !, e. sss
4. sssssss f e: q a.
be well syssemaused say in the world
always for and reference Letter bsgs
viii BE- opened 1t - eay day. leusn and psckssss iss
wesded 70 I'll parts Of the world -
Issss sad Be dsyslopsd = the gIoe.
:: T.: .sss Ss si'
tronsgs solicited. -
Terms sab.cptiou The Bulletin and News Room-for
.~.--.-- COLT ROBINSON. rrosxissssa
April 7th, lsae. Y. -
CGR have sdopted Roger and Blacks TslegnpAic Die
uouary and Marine Fass, Tor communicating
stormy e soss s.d We shall At I'll time, be Glad 20 eo.s
ssss and poss. which they conmunlcass By
dass or otherwise. ~
Msstsrs Of Vessels and Plos the Oficeu Of the Amy
Navy And Keveaue Msrins, are invited to visk hsss
free Of charge. - esnc
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ArRn. 6-Sperm-The sales since our last comprise
parcels 10 ell amounting to about 900 bbls at 90 cents
cash. sale Of 100 bbs was made in Wssport at the
same price.
Whale.-Ws have only to notice ssles Of 400 bbls NJ
W. coast at 80 e 930 bbls selected South Sea- at IS
cts, cash, and 20o bbls on private terms
Whalebone.- Tho market remains quiet We have
heard of no sales.
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Loxpow-packst ahip Northumhean3- and mrs Islo,,
daughters aud Mi aed M snsecs r .ad M Hr
New YosL Lew "a rsi A.: R!st ~;
Nj and Mrs Alinat Mr. Quincy. Mr. GILBERT Ensiand; MI
r john ASsmsChss Brewer lady three
chdres snd i've ssrvsas Moore. VIM Parsons Avis. all
= no ysrrrno--Buk H Adami-Cspt M Lock and lady.
Elizs-Mr Patrpf and lady, Mr. Pollak, la
Az and MIR Nicholson Mr. Auchenbeck Mr.
Walker, Mr. Pratt. Mr. Oksly, Mr. 0fsedon.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Q.

ship Ohio, Bird, Nsw Ohsans; eager ( MAILER.
Bah 1a:iia., Line:ls. Msdsii., Ei.ell Co.
Brig Julia Maria, Barots. Kssngsbng Schmidt Bal
BG Huntington. Bauzstt, Trlaidad i Cuba Chass.
S.S E%iIy. sssi..sS. Charleston D.nh.n q Dinoa.
sehr ca lew, Kseas Edentqe, NC.
s sss A sisiffs ss:i .s%Rii. $I s:.n''
s ssss s sss M Mi!li; SSsS Scsfof Nc
s ssss s sss: Lowell. tss: s:1 Boston
PssL.. ship Norhg%beIl.nd Gswoa from London and
Ii.srd o. the issS. ''A VIZ" nue. = -
dam ss N;a' S...
,,o De r. lava Head spcls bart rsa
spf the spe.i q he ships
s; &C. N : heavy 1s:: s
Dd .h:s Srs they no:iy ssd..
sS whole ;Sor: e. two ., :ss
boss. &c; bsise doubtful wnsn could
:s;
red Of the sas the passase except ON last
Snip jOhh Barring shsrr:.. flo. LyspsoI March nth
hs 4:
y! s;' e. Car
Bsem bark Aasni Rsinsr from Rio Jaaeiro Feb i't
Es;s NJ; ~, e. from !. s,:.:;
Henry. bark Kssn:Sse. .iovsi standing % nOih'
Brig Susan. Foster, of Boston, u days from Msyasuez
With n i;asar 70 Srds1 a. c,o;x i. H.mpeo.
Roads with sugar and mossses TO Dsforess Co. Lett no
Brig Monser.t Gray Is days from Aquadella with sugar.
ali. t RoSssd c.Ds state. .Sss very
s:ss:s April ssa
Brig Gsrraffs Croker days from Machas with Lumbar,
R%Sf. Mill. DaB f;?n M::a..' March "a with
York on Masan1as' saw ship Tarolinsa. Of Nov York.
schr Irsns Psstebone from Arieh. Ms. with plaster
Br schr Pctou Boston Packet, Brorard days from Ar
"a &C.. :., xi; s Hs:
ss s
ssS1 F"sf. Bsi:: sa.y. from o.ou.sovn. with md.e
Bell Jsakns. days from Georgetown, mdss. to
Charity Rain. fro. yiai. SAY BRIG ashore 2.
Schr Harriet Chandler. Pointer Richmond nour aud s,bae
seSr Mishisan Terry Baltimore. with nour to Johnsos
Sen wyomng Willard. day. from G.orssso~n. ndss.
sehI sarah Merrill Strong Baltimore. with nour BE.
Sehr dfseaway Couch. Richmond, with Aour. to Allsu
scir Mllicen Terry Baltimore with hs.r, Jehnsoa
sshr Louisa. Hoover Brandywine with our. &C. 70 Allen
< Paxson.
Schr An,ty, German, 4 days from Baltimore.
6chr VIM Peun Rsiner, Virginia.
Schr Phebs Eliza, Osborn, Georgetown, hour, lie.
Schr Dove Williams Berlin.
Schr Eleanor & Ann. Bartlett. Philadelphia, mdss
81; zi:s Eff: R RsIs! y;.; ss:..
Schr Hannah Havens, Tm ner, Chineotsagus corn.
Sehr Martha Elizabeth, Knox, virgaia, wood
Schr Pccasset, knudson. Philadelphia coal
Schr Henrietta, H,nckman Folly Landing eoSn
schr Henry Clay, Chmce, Folly Lsnding, corn.
Echr Wren, Lyach, Folly Landing. corn. M
0chr Gen Moron, from Virginia
Schr Sas Wright, Coukn, New Haven, in ballast
Schr Citizen, Alien, Provdence. in ballast.
Ships Ashbuon for Liverpool; Shakespeare for Orleans;
Mary Frances for Havana Stcphan rambug; bafks Inca,
for indies: Vernon brigs Aeda for
bile; Wskulla Apaachcols; Belle for Halifax; States,
for Norfolk. '..st-'ts
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MARITIME HERALD
NOTICE TO sHrYarAsrEas

NOTICE sHIPNABTE1s.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this will
deliver any shipping lists parces
tended for this Office to other than the New York
Pilots or Crpt. RoBERr SILvEY. OF our news feet
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ALBANY, Apru !, l546.
Yst frsm Ee.P esidemt Tsx Bwsn- The State Couver
ten-7xe Stsss Pyintins Legislative Proessdinxs-
.aHsi-ReWfism.
Exfresidsnt Van Buren, arrived In this city this morn
Ing and occupied seat In the Senate chamber during
the session Mr. Van Buren, appears healthy and viz
orous; upon the approach Of Senators, probably 10
offer their congratulations and their sympa.hies he
arose from his seat with all the and suppsness Of
man In his prime His VISIT Ia said not to be- without 70
ference to the troubles in the party in which Mr. Aor
ney General has been embroiled
The proposals. fo tbs public printing were opened this
afternoon Croswel gets the printing Of tho essl no.
tces, having ofsr,d to do the business without any
charge whatever. -
Tue time when this Legislature must adjourn 10 near
The session will extend the middle OF Nav think
and the sitting ofthe convention did not rsdsr e ID
journmsn Indispensable, Il seems highly probebls hat
the session would not close before the hrst az Juy
This great convention and s effects upon courts Of law
In this state, | NAY ~, VIII 30 rsvslnlisuhing.
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4Hfst PUnLrsHBD ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
wear H-wEsT cenHRR or FULTON AND RAssAu sTAssxe
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New OaLrArs, March so. 1916.

The Foreign NeDs- TraSs-zHeetrieals.
Business for the last three days. in the cotton line has
been dull, tbs market having experienced deprss-
sion in consequence Of the reception Of the English
news. The market had been 6rm all the week, and
Friday up to about o'clock when il was discovered
that the news had by some means been received by
several mercantile houses in the city, by some unac
countable means and nothing further was done. The
sales up TO- that time had reached $500 bales ct old
prices which about the average sale per day during
the week: On Saturday the news was published. and
the sales during the day amounted to just nothing at ALL
The news in possession Of the publishers Of The
Conmsrcal Tines all the morning, but not issued till
about one O'Clock The publishers profess that their
news came in the mai! from Mobile, and was not de-
livered in the hst lot Of pspe There is rather
harsh talk about town relative TO the matter.
There n no news sA0at to-day Of any interest.
Crisp and Mrs. Mowatt playing to good houses at
the st. Charles The French Theatre i doing splendid
business with the opern Of The Msrtyrss Il 10
mognihcently gotup with new scenery and costumes,
but there nothing in my opinion very brilliant the
music. 1t ID monotonous and heavy
Two O'CLOCK, PM
P.S-Ths sales in cotton to-day, up to the present
time have reached 500 bales at decline Of about Of
cent per pound
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bALTIAoRE, April ., $780,
In .dpru ShsUer-Tne Oregon Observation-Disclosures
Of Bodies Heavy Failsres in Ba'tiwsre, 20.
After long spell of dry weather, our eyes are once
more gladdened this morning by the sight Of rain II
comes down very slowly. however, but there ID every
indication Of q genuine April shower which is much
wanting in the country.
The Santa Fe and Oregon expedition, composed Of q
number Of young men Of this city, has not yet started
having been unexpectedly delayed beyond the appoint
ed time in finishing their Arrangements They are full
~ equipped for the exssditon, being provided with
every thing that convenience can suggest or money
buy but % they who have but little Of
the rough" Of the world yet 10 anticipated by some
that they will turn back before making much progress
through the ocean praries However, they seem dlled
with the most unyielding determination at present. 60
pecaly since they have your Of the
Old Revolutionary Soldier and his daughter taking up
the line Of march. Some of them, know would run 10
the and Of the world and jump OF to meet with such
taut and trim looking heroine
The season Tor babies has arrived and they ere found
nightly slowed away in the allies and lanes Of the ctv
some dead and some alive There many unEortu.
nate married folks here, whe have children among
several editors of papers that the live ones
are almost scrambled after and far this season all
that have been found have been provided with rood
homes.
There have been several important failures in this
city, within few days. in very heavy amounts. Among
these, are Walter E. Harding, commission merchant
and the extensive print establishment Of Comeyn and
Brokens Others also said to be tottsring a. bank
facilities becoming scarce anticipation Of the pas
sage Of the sub-treasnxy.
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PHrLAprLrH,A. April 8. Is18.

PHILApELrHiA, April 8, l8@6.
National Foundry at Port Riehmond- 7Ne Weaker
Beaten to Death and Fremsns Disfurbances-
sion IN the Stock Msrkes- The Uni;orn espeetsd.
There s to be meeting this afternoon at Port Rich
mond, the Delaware about four miles north Of thi
city in favor Of establishing National Foundry a tina
place. Port Richmond 10 the eastern terminus Of the
Reading Raircad-t 10 the point from which all the IN
brscite coal which market on that road from
the rich valleys Of northern Pennsylvania IL shipped
New York, and has consequently become very import
place. The inhabitants led believe they stand
chance for the Nationl Foundry and the meeting Of
this afternoon il designed to exhibit the advantages
thereof to our national author ties.
The weather has been cleudy and rainy ell day, and
the moisture doing good to vegetation. No local mat
tiers worthy OF note.
There has been several hremens fights recently In
this vicinity, and ysstsrdsy . was picked MP At
Bush Hill, Fairnount badly hurt, that he died
in an hour or % afterwards He 10 not known NOR has
been ascsrainsd who best him, but the surmiss tina.
he was taken for menbsr Of the Paramount Engine,
and was thus cruelty treated by sdhsrsnts Of rival
company.
State and other stocks continue their downward ten.
dency to- day. STATE dvss declined on yesterday q
Quotations, and the list Of ssles exhibit marked do.
prsssion In this % we'll ~ all other securities
The anxiety Of publishers and Of the people gen.
orally, for the arrival Of the Unicorn, has the
highest pitch The Post Once and Magnetic Telegraph
once are crowded with inquirsrs
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That grieves for friendship unreturned.
And unregarded. lives


Massachusetts holds him and his friendship and his
speeches, and his standard OF truth ana Of his
want Of truth, In derision and scorn Tbs mind
OF the man appears to be so grotesoue. so A.;
xarye, that he 10 rather csrcature than any tbins
else II expression among mechanics that yhsS5
their machinery was out Of gear, there "was screw
loose" Now the screws about this thing or machins
appear to be loose all The whole machine i ONT
ofjont II crazy rckety, cresking affair az often
upside down a. upside up [Great excitement all
eroundJ
MIR. WKssrEa next came to the case Of Mr.. Dickinson
y ained him to be compelled to notice that Senator'S
late speech but he driven to it, and when he
driven TO the wall he would stand up and defend himself
The gentleman from New York had declared in his
speech that he searching after the II this be
asPecimsn collection of his researches would be a
compilation II he would employ his leisure In
sucn compilation, 1t would SELL The HArpers would
maze fortune out Of II for the people Of the United
s.S 80, psy wen Ior anything that will give them
sooo neatly laugh whether 1t DO a story OF Dickens,
csussuse o. runcn or volume Of Researches after
the truth by the Honorable senator from New York
BIT. webster argued tast MIR. Dckinsons plan of pre-.
sonns me truth IRON the plan had pu, sued In his
late speech vas g give all side aud suppress ali on
the intererence OF the General Governmens mir ~.
state Courts OF New York, In the Mcleod csss sra 49,
sIed 70 know Mr.. ID. ives ready with his proof "
M picxissos ssAd tha& from The need Of lie honor.
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Ships Ashburon, Liverpool; Shakespeare. for Orleans;
Mary frances fcr Havana; Sephsn rsme,rg baIhs Inca
be Wskulla for Apaaehcoia; Belle for Halifax; states
for Norfolk &.t*+-rt*
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
Il EDWARD BIRD,
@UV BALIIMURE STKEET,

NO. &Uo BALIlMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light-sts.
i'll now close off his entire stock of Rich SPRING
Ky GOODS, without regard to cost. Being deter.
med TO sell off his large stock of Fancy and Staple
MMER GOODS, persons in want will do well to
Immediately.
large stock of Rich Dress SILKS, 25 per cent.
less than former prices; one of the best assert
ments in the city.
pal French ORGANIZES; French JACONETs;
French LAWNS; Lace Musins; GINGHAMS;
MARQUESsE MUSLINS, price only 81 l-2
cents, worth 75c.
HTTE GOODS-Jaconet Cambria; Book and
Swiss Muslins; Cambrics; Tarlalans; Striped
Muslins.
MEN GOODS-Irish Linen; Barnsley Sheetings;
Pillow Case Linen; Bird Eye Diapers; Damask
Table Cloths; Huckaback Towels.
RILLINGS-A large stock of Fancy Drillings, of
superior quality; also White. Duck Drings, i'm
ported for city trade.
f.0THS, CASSIMERES AND VEsTINGs, Eng
fish, French and Domestic.
|iAWLS and SCARFS-Crape, Twisted Silk,
Hernanna Silk, Baraee, MOhair and Italian SILK
sHAWLS; Grape, Hernanna Silk and Berage
SCARFS.
|OSIERY, GLOVES and CRAVATS, sc.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
]. EDWARD BIRD, 209 BALTIMORE ST.
jyl between Light and Charles.
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BRICK PRESS. Tn

GTEAM BRICK PRESS. These works,
- situate on the South side of the Basin, imne-
dately opposite Fell's Point, are now in full opera
ton, and large quantity Of BRICKS on hand of
superior quality. Those who reside on the waters of
the Chesapeake may obtain their supplies at cheap
rate by taking them from the wharf at the Kiln, thus
saving the expense of carriage. Vessels may be load
ed with despatch, by giving only few hours notice.
FIRE BRICKS. Steam pressed Fire Bricks, now
in high repute after six years trial in most of the eun
dries in the city, used exclusively at the Mason Iron
Works, Canton, and highly commended by MIR.
Novel, the agent, by several of the Blast Furnaces
in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. They are made of
all required shapes. o.
Price for the large Stowerbridge size, sos per N.
Size of common Building Bricks, $40 per m.
Also, CEMENT for laying them, ST. .25 per Dbl.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
ieo3-2aw3w Office Jarvis Buildings.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
TO GEQRGETOWN- SASSAERAa RINER
SASSAFRAS RIVER,
In tia fine Ginnnnnr Crnnnn III q


ANA@ n In th9 fine Steamer GEORGE WASH
rykjassssz lNGToN, Captain Triple, on WE'D
~ mi NESDAY, the 9Th day of July, fol-
the benefit of the Wesley Chapel
Library Association.
Inns VIII be one of the most delightful trips that
WIN Os oHered 10 the citizens of Baltimore this
son, affordlng beautiful view of the Bay and River,
the e, scenery of which is most delightful.
Inc BOAT VIII leave South street wharf at 7 o'clk.
A. NJ, and return about the same hour in the even
ihg-stoppng at the County Wharf, FeIl's Point, GO
ing and returning: Several Temperance and other
VIII be delivered on board of the Boat and
at Georgetown, in Mr. Boon's Lawn, by Mr.. Alfred
Eookman, Rev. b. F. Brook, Rev. Henry Tiffany,
Rev. George A. Coffey, and Rev. Mr.. Milboane,
Chaplain to Congress.
20 DINNER will be provided on board at 90
cents each.
W- CONFECTIONERY CREAM, &C., in abund-
ance, at reasonable prices.
R3- Tickets so cents-to be had at the Bookstores
OF Armstrong Berry and Isaac P. Cook, Baltimore
street; Joseph NJ Lewis, Baltimore ST.. mcCle-
lans alley; John a. Stephens, Light street wharf
and ut the Steamboat. iy4-3t*
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ECnO OF TRUTH
nA TO THE VOICE OLE RALSEHOQ

~ TO THE VOICE OF PALSEHOOD!
AT the National Fair, PROFESSOR PL UMBE
was presented, by COMMITTEES OF GENTLEMEN, with
reotype.
The following notice from the National Intelligen-
Ger, edited by one of the Committee of the Fair puts
10 silence the voice of Calumny and Falsehood.
mlratlon which the specimens of Photography from
the Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery commended
at the late Fair, that number of gentlemen de srous
OF testyng their high appreciation of the perfection
to which Professor Plumbe has brought this beauti-
tui art, have presented him with handsome Gold
Medal accompanied by highly complimentary let.
Ter, expressive OF their admiration of his geniss
an artist and his worth as a man-Nnt mt ie2-4
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n IGHT! LIGHTS LIGHTM

~ NEW PATENT SAFETY Gas LAMP,
FOR BURNING PHOSGENE GAS, is confidently
believed TO be superior to any other now in use-Its
light is produced by the burning of an eriform Gas
which rush S, in beautiful jets, out of small perfora-
lions III Platlna It's construction is such that, while
exceedingly beautiful, both in appearance and per-
Torrance, all possibility of accident from its use is
entirely removed. The materials and workmanship
of it, make It's great simplicity to keep il in or
der; and though its light the brilliant and in
miHating, yet soft still it costs as little, if not less
than any other artificial kind.
1t requires no cleaning or trimming, nor any glass
as do the Solar, Oil and Camphine Lamps, and burns
glass,
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EOWARD-ST. RONNET STORE.

y No. rs N. HOWARD STREET,
third door from Fayette-st
&Em Just received, invoices of beautiful BON
~NET5, of the latest styles, comprising in
-. part, as follows:
Fine and superfne white Split Straws
Superior white English Rutlands
do do Real NeapOlitan
do do Lace and Gimp do
Fine white Swiss Braids
Superior French Straws
do Bird-eye BTaids
Handsome Rutland Braids at 81
Fancy Bennets, of various kinds
Children's do. in great variety
Braid, Straw and LeghOm Hats
Infants BOnnets, Bonnet Ribbons, sc.
All OF which are for sale at prices comparing with
Rny in the city Call before purchasing at
HAYWARD'S
Cheap Dry Goods and Bonnet Store,
No. % Howard-st., Sd door from Fayette.
NIB. New Spring DRY GOODS, of late importa-
lions, just opening and for sale at low prices.
A general assortment of Domestic and Furnishing
DRY GOODS, very cheap. apo
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A BOLD ATTEMPT

IN TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC!
II being stated in some of the papers that Mr.
Piumbe had eenIawarded premium at the National
fair IN Washlngton-such gross attempt To deceive
the public calls for contradiction. The following
letter from the Secretary of the Committee who had
charge of the Fair, will do il effecually:
WASHINGTON, Jane Goth, 1886
Dear Sr-ln reply to your inquiry, by letter. this
morning received, have to say, that the committee
Of the National Fair, lately held at Washington
awarded no premiums to any person, and therefore
mr. Pnmbe could not, and did not, receive one from
Je30-lw' ID. A. HALL, Sec'y to Committee
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HtOLD WATER! COLD WATER! Grad
u docks celebrated non conductors of heat for
Cold Water requiring but three cents worth of ice per
day--for sale at manufacturers prices Also, SHOW
BATHS at so cents, really good article, that gives
universal satisfaction. SPONGING BATHS, BATH
ING PANS, HIP BATHS, FOOT LEG BATHS.
Those who like to keep cool and comfortable this hot
weather, can procure the means at small expense
at No. 10 N. Chares-st., opposite the Union Bank.
ip22-lm C. L. WETMORE & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-06
FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK,

BALTIMORE, May l6, 1916.
THNHE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby mott
n fed, that an election for sixteen Directors " i'll
be held at the banking house, on MONDAY, the 9Th
of July next, from ID O'Clock, NJ. to O'Clock, P. NJ.
ml6Mte 4. b. RUTTER. Cashier.