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Movements OF TrnveIIer..

The following forms the chief portion of the arrivals
at the principal hotels least of many as
could secure accommodation in their present crowded
condition The departures bear no proportion to the
arrivals from the numerous public attractions in the
not be excelled in any climate.
=, AMrs,cAS,J wilcox Tenn; J. Hopkinson u States
d, Granther, Va; w Holt, ST. Adams; sykes, Nor.
wch; c. Rockwell, do; J. Stuart N. o; J. Dick Penn;
Vernon Mich; w. Coleman, Hastings
Asro.. ID. Davis. Boston, @. Miller, s. C; j. Duane.
Philadelphia; r.. Kane do; ]. Willard, N. OF w. win,
chester, yacht Northern Light; Cunningham, do; A.
Hampshire; H Amnesty, ST. Louis; j. Dela6eld Mem.
phis; O; McLane, Boston; O. Lewis do; J. Holdings
Mr. Burney, DO; Mr. Holland, Norwich; w. DANA Dana
CRIB Coster, United States Navy; Eliza Van Ars.
dale, New Jerseys j. Hughs, Philadelphia J. Dechson,
ao NJ 81 stTrievant Boston; Tyler Gsorgia N Ca.
Boston; d. Henshaw, do G., Willard. Columbus, Ohio;
n Patchen vermont J. Kelsey, St Marys; O. Bliss, Co
Nea, Philadelphia; Lieut. Ferry, u s Nayy: c. Nc
Henry, Philadelphia; J. Dunlop kentucky.
n Fs. .;.s Coils, New Haven; O. Lockwood DEF
H. smith, Rochester; w. Lawrence, Essex; A. Switz-
err, illinois, DR.. Kmball, Massachusetts,; b. woodman,
40; w Shelton bridgeport; w. Sanderson N. Orleans
johnson, Savannah; WKendrick, Boston G Grey Rome;
Caihoun, Rochester; Smith, st. Adams; J. Krkpa-
S n
vile; waser, New York; r. odell. Portland; W. Ly-
man. Montreal; g wagner POstmouth; J. Gilmore n
Csrolina 4. Conner, Ohio; d. Miller Baltimore; c. II.
Blood Fa; B. Graft, Abby; Weed, Troy; f. Robinson
Albany; j. Duie Maine; J. Black, Montrea J. Gordon
Massachusetts,; Cen Dushe, Washington; ID. Angel
rirovidence; c. Mansfield, Salem; O. Cotiby, syracuse
hon j. Morse, Louisiana; J. Farr, Philadelphia D. Nc
Donnell, Toronto; w. Thompson, Hartford.
JvpsoS-H. Hoenbsck Philadelphia; j. Ruhl, St
STolxi W Goodridge, N. York; Z. Cruikshank, Ohio
VI. FUNK New London; NJ CoRverse, Newark; II. North
S,n, hsstings T. Allyn, do; r. Tyler Connecticut t.
.r nos.cn Glover do; Parsons Hartford; A. Ty
EpPerson, North Carolina
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Ii the steamship Great Britain sailed from Liv-
erpool on the ed ult as was advertised, she has
been nearly seventeen days at sea, and is there
fore overdue. We learn, however, that letters
have been received in this city from England,
stating that she would not leave until the Goth
If she sailed on the 10Th, she will not be due till
to-day. There appears to be good deal Of anxiety
among the commercial classes, to receive her
news
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Police IntelIigence.

FOHco Intelligence,
Conspiracy to Defraud.-Offcer Denn;son ar~....a
yesterday, two men by the names of John Tovnssnd
and Alfred kershaw, on bench warrant wherein thew
public, by the establishment Of mock insurence
pany called the New York Fire Marine and Inland state
hss csnp No. Wall
ed in an advertisement List as fictitious dir ,cors
that say they placed among this list Of directors the
tering the Christian 50 that the majority Of ner
sons imagined them to be the individuals A Sc.
cretary, they used the name Of Mr.. Mcfarland who
at applied to the proprietor Of the ne that
contained the advertisement and requested hs mama 70
De having been used as Secretary to the
was DONE and since that the parties have been indicad
Dy ne grand JURY for conspiracy The accused parties
pearaLce at court ~ r
.anempt to Pass Bad Money-Two young man ware
arrested last nightly the of James Denton and
Patrick Sharkey on charge of attempting to pass S.
counterfeit bank bill purporng to be on the Lockpcrt
Bank ana trust Company, on Mr.. VIM Dunn The ac-
cused were both locked up for examination
ROOFING pessei-Captain William D. Smith. of the
schooner reaper lying at Coenes Slip was robbed last
night by one Of his hands muatto fellow who wh;Ic
alone in charge of the vessel entered the cabin and
orose open two trunks and stole therefrom cloth
coat ana pantaloons one blue dress coat white pilot
cotn coat with whe velvet collar, two pairs Of boots
ana other property not recoected, and left the vessel
made full face and pockmarked and is sbout IS wears Of
age. Policemen, keep your eyes open and catch the
Stealing .anchor and Gable Officer Pendervle, Of
the LIST ward arrested early yesterday morning two old
thieves called Bill Brown and Jim Hasbrook Ia the act
OF endesvorng to sell, at McEvoys junk shop No as
Washington street. kedge anchor and large quantity
of cable rope, which had evidently been stolen from
some vessel This valuable officer at once broux ht them
before Justice Drinker who locked them up for exam
nation. Meantime owner ia wanted for the property
which at the police Office, Tombs Apply to The CLERK
Mr. Snow, when the property will be shown. " ''eA
Horrible Rape and Robbery-On Monday last al Mira
Jane Fadden residing at Troy, passing along the
canal wpafh short distance from that civ, she was
suddenly attacked by rufans or beasts IN hums
form seized violently and carried into small patch Of
woods close and then avshed by these villains and
ieit IN state OF insensibty They took rem her per
son $40 40 money When, after recovering little. She
managed 20 crawl to the nearest habation and gave the
brutal act have been arrested and arc now in nrson A.
. roy. me other four are still at large but we hope
,s sool pe caught and receive the punishment which
so richly merit which il no less than tcn vaars In
me state PRISON, and in ali nrnhahilitr Gar -. -
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VUUHG OHHeUUMfs Tn. day.
SUPERIOR CouRr75. Al, 81, 49, 49, 100 I0I u.s. loq TO
49, IFS to III, 40 to l25
COMMON PLEA-F,nsr PARr-ls4 200 oo, oo4 a0s
2os 2lo, ol2, 2i4. 2le 2ls, 1872 s. Ia Ieo si0
Al, sroorp r.sr,gI 1879 o0l, 20s 33I, 2o7, 900, ali,
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Literary Intelligence.

Hon rsrtand Society Of Natural History have invited
land about the middle Of November TO deli er the ons
lug lecture OF the course this winter-Porfiand ADJ
The number of students entered at Brown University
a. ne present term foryseven, the greater part of
tnem in the freshman class Several ohsra ara exnect
ed TO enter before the close of the term
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U. 3, District Court.

peIoIt Betts
oers IN re- Prudent Roster on trial 40 an Insane
PersonThe given to the jury Yesterday eve
nng and after short consultation they found Roster to
pe sane at the time he committed the robbery and further
FOUND that at present he is nsane-the verdict puts
STOP 70 all further proceedings against Roster.
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Court Calendar. Th,. ,,.

Common Pleas.
Der. e-There only two small cases tr;sd-tbey
were suits omissary notes and of no pubc interest
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ARoTHER SLAYER CAPTuRED-It is reported
that the brig Casket, Lieut.. Barton, prize master,
ffty-n days from Kabenda, West Coast of
Africa, for Boston, passed Holmes Hole on Tues
day morning.
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point and then all ths songs that la srgs have pscu
LAR interest by being composed by himself As proof
remark that they nightly attended by the f.sh
ionable people Of the city. The entertainment Of this
evening will be of the most interesting he ha. yet
given.
MADAME AnLAaowIcz.-Ths lady, who, we mention.
ed few days since made successful debut at pri
vate soire at the Apollo Saloon gives her first concert
on Thursday evening next, the 18th inst She will
doubtedy make great sensation in public she has
already made among the musical amateurs and protest.
ors Of the city She possesses voice most perfectly
attunedi and as an artistic vocalist has very few equals
in this country. Her tones singularly clear and
sweet ami her highest flights well sustained and
ceed in She Is 10 be- assisted az bsp rs con
cert by Mile Rachel, Me. Lazarne, Gihert Fonanna,
Marks, Loder, and others
THE ALHAaRA-In addition to the excellent orchestra
and singers engaged at this beautiful saloon the drec
tors have engaged young and pretty dancer named
Jessayne who bids fair to become great favori,e The
Infant Vocasts continue to surprise and charm their
hearers and Miss Hert nightly ELECTS the most enthu.
sastic applause Great preparations making for the
Grand Sacred Concert to be given next Sunday evening
whole host OF talent is engaged, and some of the first
vocal and instrumental performers lend their aid Under
the liberal and spirited management of Loder and Cobyn
the Alhamra will be firmly established in public
favor
KErpALLs Brass BAND AT THE CrRcus.-Ths even
ing the manager Of the Amphheatre his patrons
military band of Mr. Edward Kendall composed of
some twenty musicians, with their drums tumpets Gym
pear parade at the head Of their regiment This at
traction is altogether additional to the elegant horseman
ship OF Mr. North aud Mr. Dale as well as the rest of
by MIR North last evening" the establishment Of all
beholders How it was possible for him preserve his
equilibrium in the scene he faithfully and graphically
depicts horseback, during his utmost speed is posi-
lively miraculous Gravity really does to have
any central point with this rider Every thing done by
this artist before audience worthy the study of the
poet, the painter and the philosopher.
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from our Philadelphia corresnonden,
ago, charging Mr.. George Decatur Tw;nn. 10y,
BENG engaged IN an affair of honor near Chester,
formed as we are authorised by Mr.. Twigps him !.
sen, 70 state that the rumor is entirely groundless,
and that he had no participation whatever in ,be
Transaction referred to, '''
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The NATIVE GUBERNAroRrAL NOMINATION The
natives, it appears, have at last alighted upon
their gubernatorial candidate at the next election
The lucky individual is the Hon. Ogden Edwards,
OF Kings county. This gentleman is a good man,
and is well known in this county. He held the
oihce OF circuit judge for many years, and dis
oharged his duties with credit. He would no
oouo' make capital Governor, but we doubt
very much II he will be permitted to officate in
,haA capacity. The native ticket for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor is by no means had ono
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-28
SEVERE RHEI-Nar1sr

90 Mas. ELIz. MILLEE. - - Poplar g .-et D.
tween Rachel and BEd1 streets Ph1IadsI riia. "a.
bees completely cured o. the Eost severe a. ack a.
rheumatism for which she has lfled every lhInf In
vain. The extreme pain would sfteu cos15ss ne D
rise ten times N niGht and her hands wer,thr- N
up 50 as 10 be completely Hssitsz. AffF rs5Eg 10
Kings and fluid Tor only p buurs- ne paiEs mt els
left, and she has not had III -Isslssf aftek az q n
rod Of several months.
DR. CHRISTIE D. "a posses~i1H n rrurIy ore fs-s-
sand testimonials received frua prrsu1s WfB h. -
been entirely cured Of Ire most severe Eseuuatfz.
both Chronic and lu1ammlisrg. soF Wklch even o y
~ remedy was useless. To Enss ard Flu 4
VIII properly applied, have never hen 40 pugu :.
ia IN any OF these cases.
o. Beware Of syTi0zI irsz4 zfiaas these aice
The only place in Baltimore - ottslH ttf GENtlN z
Rings and Fluid Is at Ihe nfua store ofS = HslNCE
lns SALTlNOhE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
AT ARTICLES Of the kind sald slzsuh=rs q tterr-z
are troTthiezs ogsHfsTfcfl, E1lg me beast GryaT e
influence or heueE cur' eject. tuz1
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EAT BARGAINS FOR CASH,

W CURE FOR HARD TIMES :!
ztG(e subscribers respectfully inform the Ladies
iiheads of families that we have in store very
te stock of Ladies Misses and Childrcn's BOOTS
ri SHOES of every description, all of our own
II nufacture, warranted to be made of the hest ma
ID ais and by first rate woTkmen, all of which we
4r at the following low rates, namely; Ladies best
zallity French Morocco Slippers or Ties, Spring
zHels, S7l cts. per pair; Slippers or Ties, Morocco
kid, thin soles, trimmed, rs cts also good House
oes, Slippers or Ties, soft, so cts; Ladies' Thick
DE Busklns or JeffersOns Sl Seal Skin Buskins or
tersons, from Sac to 81; also few dozen pair of
hex and Thin SOes fol servants, from IS TO so cts
Ssses' Slippers, Ties, or Buskins from so TO IS cts
-ildrea's at very low prco. large lot of Ladies'
RHlcy Colored Caters will be sold below cost. La
are respectfully invited to call and examine our
ck and judge for themselves, at our store, No. 1903
4 ROADWAY, between Cough and Pratt SITS.
ina eolm* COLES s. MCCORMICK.
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EPILEPSY NATURALIZATION or THE


The following case relates O. a Clergyman, the ~
ia law Of Mr. JoHN JacoB AsroE- Of NeW sra
Rey'd. JOHs BEIsTEkn, y master u ire EpISc pa.
Church al BRISTOL K. T. residing iu Van sueet aas
long been Subject 10 distressing attacks r. pile ~
often falling down tnsensIbe. The di=-zse las go
accompanied with violent Psl=laugn of a. { II ar
and rush Of blood 90 the head For three ieaTs hs
has been unable 20 preach assuf b afz ether de
ties Mr.. BrIstcad has found thr must yaiaa,&e h--s
ut from the RiREs BanAs and FIuid . bstIsr in err
respect than he has been his tlu+s an Is ruv
rapidly recovering b., healLh. Al synpisall Of Eot
lepsy have lett hIm.
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ARCANURI EXTRACT,
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD

PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
re ATcanum Extract is an unrValled medicine for
effecual cure of ScrOfula; the worst diseases OF
Skin; UlceIOus Sores; Syphilitc Tants; Rheuma-
IN; White Sweliings; Liver Affections; Dyspepsia;
|Sstlveness of the Bowels; General Debility, sc.
1.-The Arcdnum Extract is likewise particularly re-
z4nmended to those persons whose constitutions arc
zSken by habits Of luxury or intemperance, the in
|Sicious use of mercury, and badly cured diseases
Isunskiltu or neglected medical treatment, and a l
Use whose Lungs and Chest ase diseased by re-
lite causes in the system; also, in all diseases caus
4 by an impure state of the Blood.
ETor sale by Chas. Wiseman, Druggist, corner w.
Il timore and Cove SITS; also by E, w. Wroth, apo
#acary, Light ST; Wm. $. Reese, apothecary, East
Gilmore st; and A. ]. Dillingham;, apothecary, Light
#textended. APPS stuth m
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FOR SALE g. RENT.
> HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAIL

kKaLA HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
EXs.I1 A House and Lot on the North side of Ross
HN!ll street, nearly opposite the intersection of
iAtXPaca street, having front of 30 feet on Ross
street, and running hack 100 feet to Alley, subect
TO ground rent of SIS per annum will be sold bar
gain. This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neghbOrhoOd, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, l34
Baltimore street. nS DIFF
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.PRING GOODS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.


ISVe have received during the present week large
millions 10 our already large stock Of Spring and
.tmmer GOODS which will be sold at the same low
ices that has caused such rush through the past
elk. Among the rest may be enumerated:
DRESS GOODS.
Nper Bingham LAWNS, 25 to3l
[snch and Scotch Lawns from 20 to 81
gandy and Lace do 30 TO 81
|pduate Robes, l05 yds each, as to SO
|ionet, Cambria, Book s. Swiss Muslins l2I TO 50
ee stripe and plaid Muslns, 25 TO 40
|sck net and Barge Shaws, | to ST
hen Cambria Hdkfs. l2i to 62i
CENTS AND BOYS GOODS.
INNER Cloths, 81! SGT
|bwn and bleached Linens l25 to 81
|mcy and Plain Linen Drills, lea to Is
Rtt0n Gambroons and Pantaoon stuffs, 10 to 81
Together with every variety of DRY GOODS, at
ices so low as to defy the competition OF those even
n are selling off at OF below cost.
JOHN II, WILSON,
No. 80 Baltimore ST, (white heuse,)
Ena26 twf3t 4 doors below Frederick st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

RON - lila IllJs
6H3- LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE OPERA. 80
EHyHIS EVENING, May %, will be performed
n BREWER OF PRESTON Daniel Robinson,
Mr.. FRAZER Toby Crossbelt, Mr. SEGUIN. Lord
Mugrave, Mr. BURTON. Fife, Mrs. SEGUlN.
Bob, Mr.. DUNN Sir John Carlyle, MIR. E. SHAW.
10 Doors open at 7I-Perfomance to commence
at 8 O'Clock precisely
A1z-BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
ma BOXES SO CENTS-PlT 25 CENTS. 1t
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DEAD SHOT FOR WORMS

. IN THE HUMAN BODY!
fDR. PERRY'S VERMIFUIiE is warranted in
i cases where Worms exist in the human body, or
h money will be retumed-for full particulars, see
&mphets. For sale by Charles Wiseman, Druggist,
inner w. Baltimore and Cove Streets Agent for
REtimore. Also by E. w. Wroth, Druggist, Light
Feet, opposite the Fountain Inn; Wn, s. Reese,
Huggst East Baltimore street, near the Bridge, and
~ Gillingham, Druggist, No. l73 Light street,
blended. ap2A- frmWlm
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HATS. The subscriber would call

- HATS. The subscriber would call
I@ the attention of citizens and strangers &c
his large and splendid assortment of
|I&M& HATS, of every vanety-cOnsisting of
~Drab Beaver, Russia and Cassimere;
Fab and Pearl. Also, black Beaver, Russia, Cassi
Pre- and Sik-with an assortment of GUayaqu,
'anet and Straw; also, chiIdren's FANCY HATS
d GAPS, some entire new shapes-al of which
|lll be disposed of on the most reasonable terms,
9th wholesale and retail.
n ]. l.. McPHAIL, 1872 Baltimore street,
6ap2-eOtf [R] next to the Clipper office.
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THEAP OIL CLOTHS. nave just recev
" ed large assortment Of heavy FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, suitable for Rooms. Halls, sc. sc, at *
uemely low prices. Persons in want Of good OIL
CLOTHS, cheap, will do well 10 call before purchas
ing elsewhere, as | ar determined 10 sell al the
very lowest prices.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, a. v. GAY street.
field near toe Odd Fellows Hlu
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ZINRUSTEE'S SALE. In pursuance of a rule
of Baltimore County Court, in relation to In
#Vent Debtors, the undersigned, Permanent Trus-
u of James Diamond an insOlvent debtor of Bali
Pre- city, will offer at public sale, the premises,
EFRlDAY AFTERNOON, May goth, 1886, at four
z.aock, all that lot and parcel of Ground and pre-
=ses, situate in Wolfe street, near the south west
zersecton of Alice Anna and Wolfe Streets (East
ltmore) twenty-five feet in width, and eighty feet
#ep; and subject to yearly ground rent of twelve
flars and fifty cents.
il This Property is Improved by substan-
EIFHEvf tial Brick DWELLING, now under rent to
#aaHE punctual tenant, and at a small expense,
~ could be put in excellent repair.
Al arrearges and taxes of ground will be paid
the Trustee up TO the day IF sale out of the pro
FEDS thereof The title is believed to be ndsputa-
~ The terms of sale are either cash the day of
e, or at the option of the purchaser, he may give
Ends or notes for one half the purchase money at
months, and the other half at twelve months
Eedit, with interest and securities, to be approved
the Trustee.
n JOSEPH BRECK, Permanent Trustee.
zsn26 4t II. w. BOOL, Auct'r.
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HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM.

HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM.
DERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
IL will find it greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of new goods, selected
with great and expressly for housekeepers con
ssting of every variety of FAMILY HARDWARE,
r aSnE GUIbEk1, siLyEh ,N fLAiGD a am SRi
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture; Cooking Utensils; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets, Mats, &c. Sc, comprising by far the great
to be found in the city, the lowest prices Young
housekeepers can be fitted out complete on the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. 10 NJ Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. ga word to the WISE" sc.
mS G. E. WETMORE & co.
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A NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
FUNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call
u the attention of the public TO his newly invented
PAVENT CORPSE PREEERXER.


The object of this machine is to preserve a corpse
for any length Of time in condition not to he often
slVe, The value of such a machine cannot be esti-
mated as ii addresses itself to those holier feelings
of the human heart which cling around the remains
Of departed friend, and long for its preservation
from decay, long enough at least TO allow all who
may desire to behold it again, to have opportunity
to do so.
The machine will, without being in any manner
offensive to delicacy or unseemly in appearance,
preserve the corpse in state OF perfect sweetness
for an indehnabe length OF time. And is now offer
ed 10 the public for general use, at this and the APP
pr0nching season. Ii is very frequently matter
of deep interest TO retain the remains of deceas-
ed friend longer than they can be safely retained
without resort 10 some cOntrvance to prevent the
manifestation 0fdecay. In no manner can they be
so perfectly preserved as by the use of this invention
The attention of the various benevolent aad phan
thropc institutions who desire TO retain the bodies of
deceased members long enough TO pay all proper re-
spect to them, is especially solicited. 1t has been
examined by great many, especially medical gen
llemeD, all of whom highly approve of it, amongst
whom the Inventor has permission to namt:-brs. ].
e. S. Monkur, Inloes, Thomas, Handy, Whitridge,
kinnemOn, stevenson, Smith, Leonard, Durkee,
Baldwin; also, Rev. Father Hickey, and Rev. Mr..
Aldrch. No charge will be made in any case where
satisfaction is not given
Apply to r. FREDERICK, No. III N. Gay ST., OPP
pOse the Independent Engine House, where prompt
attention will be given at all times.
Applications (potaee paid) will be received for A.
genCies sales of Patent-rights for the following
States, any portion thereof: New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Connecticut New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ten
nessee, Alabama Wisconsin, Maryland North Caro-.
lima, Mississippi, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Flo
rida, Iowa. ml9-tf
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RAI,TIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Y CALVERT SITS.
TNNHIS EVENING, May %, will be performed
IL "SMITH AND BROWN" Mr.. Brown: MIR.
OWENS. Mrs. SOmeftOn, Mrs. NICHOLAS.
Dancing by Miss st. CLAIR. .
To conclude with DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR
WIFE TO CAMBERWELL? Mr.. Honeybun, MIR.
OWENS. Mrs. Honeybnn, Mrs. NICHOLAS.
85- Admittance 25 cts, children under III years OF
age, l2I cents. Saloon performance to commence al
II O'Clock precisely. 1t