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BY THOMPSON d. COVER,

~
NT ALUA BILE PROPERTY ON mt
v PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE ROAD, Ma
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. TRUSTt n
SALE. By virtue of decree of the High COfJ
Chancery Of Maryland, the subscriber as Tn Y
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on TUES IL
the 2lsl day of Aprl 1876, at O'Clock in the q.
noon on the premises. q
All THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND 81
ate, lying and being in Baltimore County, being,
o tract of land called ''Phlliipsburg,1 and b0ft
tn The Philadelphia Turnpike Road, contaiaing SO
acres. two qnhrters and twelve square perch
I and mSre or less. The above property is situa !,
,eyy wards east Of the first Toll Gate on the Phil
mia Turnpike Road, and about enc mile frorll
CITY of Baltimore, and is valuable on account de
close proximity to said City, and would suit adn5J
Div for market garden The above mentioned u
perty is Fart OF the estate Of the late Robert But
deceased. Y
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the dccre5
as follows: one half OF the purchase money ~
paid in cash on the day of sale, and The balaR
siy months thereater with interest thereon, the
ii payment TO be secured by bond or notes wi,
curlty u be approved Of by the Trustee, or AL o.
purchase money may be paid in cash on the d,,
sale at the option Of the purchaser II
JOSEPH G. BOYD, Trustee II
cor. of Court House Lane and Calvert ST., Bal /
THOMPSON * COVER, ID
mh3l 2tawts&ds AuctoneeIl
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FkomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM b
CLEARED.


Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Nassau, N P, F.
Schrs Erie, Nickcrson, Boston, and Emory,
foot, York River, master
SAILED-$hip Cmciar att, Goldman, for ,
pool; barque Home, Wineate, Havana; brig Y
Witch, LeBrou, 81. Johns, 2. r.
ARRIVED,
Schr Rob Roy, Avery, I'm Norwich, CT. vii
folk, gHanO, potatoes, hardware, &c. to Stat,
Candy, E. Pratt x Bro and Manning & Lee.
Schr Hero, Emerson, FIN Philadelphia, mdse
W. Brown.
Schr Lapinta, Lewis, from Philadelphia for TIL
trict of Coumbia-put in to land mdse.
Steamer POcahontas, HOllingshPad, I'm Rich,
Saw off the Potomac, a ship at anchor; and off
lar Island brig with Kirkland, Chase s. Co'sG
supposed the Frances Jane, Gardner, FIN Port
both bound up. y
pool, 18th Feb. Also 4 barquc, 3 full rugged
MEMORANDA. i
Ship Chesapeake, CLARKE, Of Baltimore, for II
cleared at New Orleans 4th inst. 4
BarQue VIM. Kennedy, Martin, FIN Pernam'
arrived at Philadelphia 18th inst Left 18th u
G. II. Rogers, Parker, FIN Baltimore, dis and W
freight. Brig ST. Mary, White, I'm Baltimore, {,
days from Cape Henry, touched at p. on the mt,
of the 18th, and sa lied same day for Rio de Jas
Barque Ida, Hallett, for Baltimore. cleared at
ton It'll inst; aud schr Baltimore, Lewis, arriE
do same day I'm Baltimore.
Brig Phgnix, Watts, hence for Kingston, Ja.
to sea 9Th inst. &c hGHrs after leaving the whar.
Schr Mary Catharine, Adams, for Baltimorej
at Charleston 9th inst.
Schr Sea Nymph, Parker, fm Baltimore via
land, arrived at Bucksport 9Th inst. 7
Schr Berry, Sears, I'm Baltimore, arrived at /
dence 10Th inst.
Schr Fayetteville, at Wilmington, spoke 9th
off Cape Roman, a barque with loss of bow.
and rudder apparently. gone.
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FRoM PERNsMBUco. The barquo William
Kennedy arrived at Philadelphia nn Sunday in
twenty.eight days from Pernambuco. The
Captain represents business very dull, and the
markets overstocked with American provisions
of every description. Flour was a perfect drug
at. l8l5Oo to l0O5OO per barrel. Sugars we're
scarce and high, and no freights offering, while
the harbor was crowded with vessels from all
nations.
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

IHUCCEssoR TO DR.. HITzgLBERGEn,)
Challenges The world to produce II cure more CT
sptedy and permanent than he now offers y
afflicted. His recent extensive medical tour h I
hun in possession of tue grand scientific SECT
not only Gradcating the lurking poison of We
venom, but of restoring the shatterei constitut
its pristine Vigor. DR., II. confidently assure
victims of ventreal disease that he can, in a.
palalleled short space Of time, restore the patio,
perfect health without resorling TO the nauseogi
deleteiioss drugs too often administered by au3
lMPOTENCY, from whatever cause arisinss
Its urces are various, D.. FL p edges himself j
move permanently and efIectualy, restoring &C.
full vgor the virrle powers. Those addicted \
solitary vice, or who may be suffering from fl
Indulgence prostration of mental aud physic I
ergies, would find it mucH to their interest 10 !,
either by letter (post paid) in person, to DR.. Fl
whom they may place the most implicit confit,,
for honorable secrecy and efficient aid. Office 4.
from 6 A. NJ. 10 IL P. NJ, AMI
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iG7-The "EVANGELlCAL EDUCATIONAL AS
S0CIATION'' will hold their second public meet
inR at the Rev. Mr. HIPS (Bapstl Church, rner of
Sham and Lombard streets, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING l4lh instant, at q O'Clock, when the claims of
The Association will be presented by the Pastor of
the ChYrch aud the Rev. MIR. NADAL, of the Mclho-
dial Episcopal Church. The Evangelical Pfotestants
of Ro,m.ote are afftctionateIy nvited to attend. As
the object is merely 10 increase the number Of mem.
hers there will be no collection. aal3.2t
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nc ANNUAL MEETING The Maryland Tract
Society will hold its annual meeting in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, (Rev. Mr. Backus,) corner of
Fave,te and North streets, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, April 18th, at half past O'Clock Hon. Judge
EERRGEN of the United States Senate, from Georgia,
and Rev. r. 8. Cook, Of New York, will address the
meeting. Believing the meeting will be o. deep
interest the Managers very respectfully invite the
benevolent public 10 be present. apl32t
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"A l. M 4 N a O..
Moons pha
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

Fofthe 5encft Of the InsoIreat LAYS Of M
land for the last lreek.
William Read, clerk .Edw. Garrett. lab
= D. kyIani,sh9emk'r,co III. Keiling, white
JOSH H. hldd, farmer, do F. Hawley, car DIR
hugh IIaner, Iahorer y. r. Simmons Ia
Jas. GalIager, merchant James ]. C5almer
T.. A. A. Unborn, locks'h 'E. g. Taylor, sho
T. J.: Hufshdler, lapanneI Rich J. Collier,
]. w. Bnsson, upholsterer j. James, Iaborer.
For debts less than $50.
10 appear before the commissioners, the
June, 1876.
Day of final hearing, LIST Aug, 1886.
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MR.. ALIENS Concert. The Concert of this gem
tlcnan comes OF this evening at the Calvert Hall.
and we doubt not from the high character he holds in
the musical world, that his audience will be Iarpe
and fashionable. He is about to Wis Europe for bis
heal,h and by the advice of number of his friends
he has been induced 10 give this concert previous 10
his departure lie will be assisted bya host of talent
See the programme, To be found in another column
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1g-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, ofenlirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order OF the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with &ilt Box C0RNICES;
&c. &C. for sale and made order as cheap as they
can be obtaiaed az any establishment in the United
States. f. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street. !
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REVOLUTION IN PoLANh. We have looked
upon any movement by the people Of Poland
to emancipate themselves from the slavery to
which they have been subjected, as perfectly
hopeless, and only calculated to bring new dis
asters upon them-ior, however brave and pa
trotic they may be, we have considered it inn
possible that they could succeed in a struggle
against three such formidable powers as Russia,
Austria aud Prussia. Bat it seems that they
are engaged in the effort to libcrate themselves
and their country from foreign rule--and most
heartily do we wish them success. Their 81
tuation should excite the sympathy OF other ma
tons, who might aid ehem with money, if not
by other means. The eloquent lectures Of Ma
ior Tochman, on the condition and prospects
Poles in Paris were awaiting and expecting Il
revolutionary movement; but we had little ex-
pec!atlon OF the event under present circum-
stances, or until there should again recur
general war in Europe; for we thought such
an attempt too dangerous TO be made Poland
will be deluged in blood, and neither age nor
sex will be spared by the sem-barburous ar
mics which will be sent TO over-run the coun-
try. That the Poles will defend themselves
bravely there can be no doubt; but We appre-
bend that they will be deficient in the means
and organization Chad they even the numey-
cal force necessary to success. They have
been trodden to the earth, ard subjected to all
kinds of cruelty aud degradation, and hence
are deprived Of the means OF appearing in the
held on equal terms with their oppressoss.
In the United States great sympathy will be
ieiH Tor the struggling Poles; and we shall not
be surprised if contributions be made to aid
them in their cootost. The barbarous mea.
sures adopted to arrest the revolution must ex.
cite universal Indignation; for it seems, that tn,
Russian soldiers are instructed to give no quar-
ter, whilst Austria sets prize on head S.
These acts are shocking to humanity. and en-
tirely out of character with the age in which
we live.
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WEIGH s. DELEyAS's CIRCUS. This extensive
Equestrian establishment was opened last evening al
the corner of Charles and onway streets. The
performances were witnesses by crowded and de
lighted audience Every thing passed off in tho best
possible manner. We predict "a rush" every evan
ing daring their stay Their second exhibition takes
place to night.
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3 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

10 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office 81 the Clipper, 134 BALTrnoRE sT.-as
MAMMOTH Much o a5ss can A eRee eaS other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE * HATTIE s. BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc,
Indeed it is needless TO enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of laci tiles with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery fordoing work, in cuerystie,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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1}-The REV Mr.. SPAULDlNG, of the Ccylon
Mission, Will, God willing, meet The members Of the
Bait more Femals Mite Society, and all others
friendly to the cause of Foreign Missions who can
assemble in the Session Room of the First Preshyte-
rian Church, precisely at O'Clock, THIS EVEN
ING, i4th inst. Punctua attendance ia especially
requested, that his address may not interfere with
the meeting of the Tract Society appointed for the
same evening. IL
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ANNUAL MEETISG or THE MARYLAND Tract So.
GETTY. The annual meeting Of the MARY land Tract
SJcie;y will he held this evening in the First Presby.
terrain Church, (Rev. M. BacAusO corner of Favettc
and North streets. The meeting will he addressed by
the Hon. Judge BerEien, Of the u, 5, Senate from
Georgia, aud the Rev. Il, ). Cook OF New York.
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ENARM HANDS WANTED. A few good
n hands, who are steady, wanted TO work on
Farm few miles from the city. Also some boys
will be taken at small wages Those who have boys
who are out of employ would do well to send them
TO The country for while, as they will he taken good
Gaze of. Enquie at Streetes Tavern Sign of the
BULBS Head, Front-sL, o. T., in the course of the
day. ltv
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Posr OFFICE ROBBERY DETEcTEp. George
Sherman, young Clerk in the Post Office at
Bridgeport, Conn, was on Wednesday arrested
on charge ofsteaing money from various let
rers which have passed through that Office du-
ring the last four or five months. The whole
amount of his Expectations is about $50 He
has confessed his guilt.
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Amrriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, ApRu IA 1916.

fu3. The large and increasing circulation OF the Clip
per both IN town and country, together with the tact
that its opinions and sentiments are unictcrcd by par
tiZan and scctarim prcudcCs, thereby giving II wei
come reception among all classes and conditions Of 50
cicty aud especially those who constitute the life o
trade and business make it medium for advertising
equal any other paper published in this city, Mer
chants and citizens generally should he aware "l lll'
imnOrtant fact.
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TnE MUSEUM Mr.. Jamson will appear this even
ing in his favofite character Of "Grandalhcr White
head in the celebrated drama of tha. name; after
which, Miss St. Clair aHd the Little Drummer will
appear. The whole to conclude with the excellent
farce Of "He's not Miss"
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.
f17. Mr., JOHN SEFTON'S BENEFIT.

WEDNESD.fF, vHp!W l5.h,
On which occasion,
Mr.. JAMESON,
The LITTLE DRUMMER,
MISS ST. CLAIR,
Mr.. OWENS,
MRS. WILKINSON,
and the whole &C the Company, will appear. Com.
mencims with (rst time hpre) the highly Interesting
Drama OF FREDERICK THE GREAT; or, The De.
serter aud dobbGr- perform at the Princess Thea
ire, London, with gleat success
The Desener, Mr. JAMESON
Frederick the Great Mr.. JOHNSTON,
Ro,alia, MrS WILKINSON.
The Liie DiunlBleT will execute several popular
Accomplishments on Inc Drum
FOUR DANCES by Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude win the popular Dramu o.
rae GOLDEN FAkhEK
Jenny Twilcher, (for the 567th tme,)
apl33t JOHN SEFTOT
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EvAxGeLtcAL EDuCATIoNAL ASSOCIATION. An
interesting uceing Of this association will be held
this evening" in the Rev. Mr. HIPS Church, corner of
Sharp and Lombard streets. Addresses will be de.
Iivcsed by the Rev. Mr.. Nadal, OF the Methodist H.
Church, and others.
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{g7-l. O. y. T. Il. w. GRAND LODGE OF MD.
The members are reminded that the regular quarter
" communication will commence on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 18th inst at O'clk BY order
aDl4-2t G. ID. TEWKSBURY, G. sec.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. }

= J
m=-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. COnsoi-
dated Lottery, class No. As for 1916:
II l62l IT'S as So 81 So 80 40 60 IS
l and IL, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
II aud 90, being the 81 and 4h drawn Nos. each 40
s and a. being the 9Th and in; or 81 and So, be-
ing the 7lh and S;h drawn Nos. each 20
Anhavjng two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on "
It EMORY &, CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT. The Pre-
sdent yesterday sent message to the Senate
in obedience to a resolution, stating that no fur
Their correspondence had taken place between
our Government and that of Great Britain on
the subject of Oregon, than has already been
made public.
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To- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
pulcaase F,ue Gold and silver WATCHES; Gold
Guari and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak .
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
p &c, at his Old Established Store, Waier-Et I'd door
from Calvert. aDS
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me-. At the close of a course OF Lectures SpOn the
Anatomical and Physiological structure Of The Iiu
man System, given by Mr.. Pauna ). Wright, of Phi
lldepHia, to class OF ladies' of this city, the mem
beers adopted the following resolutions:
ResoiDcd, That Pauiina $. Wright has beautifully
and uthfuly dGlinGated the structure Of the human
SYSTEM as well as he necessity OF Subordinaton TO
the laws Of nature, developed III its organization,
and that her lectures were lucid exposition of the
truth, that laws are carnations from he Supreme
Being, extending their power aud influence from the
Hottest to the lowest object Of creation
That we have listened with unab ted interest and
pleasure to the lectures, and believe they will be per-
manenty useful to us, as members Of society
That we recognize in her the true woman and
scholar and that her style of impartng information,
at once clear, chaste, and digHificd, merits and re-
ceivCs our earnest Commendation.
That we are fully satisfied from the tenor of her
Lectures, that prevention of disease. and the pro-
motion of happiness is the object of her efforts and
not the interference with tie medical faculty.
Resolved, That Mrs. Wright be invited to give a
second course before leaving the city, and That we
will use our eXeriOns to extend the information to
sister citizens; and
Resolved, That these resolutions he publ he'd in
the daily and weekly papers Of the city
Hannah Is. Turner, Mrs, J.W. 'tewlrt, Mrs J. NJ
Bartlett, Mrs. L. Neale, Mrs. Chas. Clark, X. X.
Needles, Mary Jane Tappan, A. Small, Mrs G. M.
Hoops NJ. l.. Roberts. It
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NNANTED-S59,OOO IN GOLD to-
Wv PRIZES. No one Should cav cay,


Wv PRIZES. No one should say 81 can i
have any luck in LOTTERIES" uHliI they have ,
DOYLE trial. Ii you want prize, give DC1it
trfil. There is more prizes sold at his Office
at any other in the city Purchase a pa h
of tickets at Doye's capital prize depot, No 144i
ST., opposite the Railroad depot, next to Brads
United States Hotel, and rest assured You wilp
no cause TO repent
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2., shat
proportion. i,
WEDNESDAY, 500, 1000, tickets So, shares isS
portion. 4
THURSDAY, capital ST., 1900, tickets SIS, !,
in proportion. a
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81 SHARK
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on
day, capital $4,000, tickets 81, halves go cts, q,
tiers IS cts. A package of wholes in this sple.
scheme costs only Sl2; halves only SIS, quarter.
eighths 81 so. q
Try your luck, the risk is but small.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons wh1l
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariety Of lucky numheti,
tae package. single ticket, or share. All ordeAl
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Prattstreet, :
1t fri Opposite Il 81 o. r. X. De \
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GJ-TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. Dear
Sr,-I take pleasure in communicating through you,
to all whom il may concern, and the public general
ly, the astonishing effect your truly wonderful Medi-
cine has had upon me. have 'njOyed perfect health
for four or five years Physicians told me my liver
was diseased, and that mi hit some day die with
consumption. Last September, 1915, | took slight
cold which produced a hacking coughs this comm
ued until February, lS45, when added another cold;
my cough increased soon lost my appetite, and my
strength failed. Fer six weeks could not lie upon
one side; sweat much al night, raised consid-
cradle blood during the winter, and could not speak
a loud word for two weeks With all these had symp-
toms, had very severe pain in my side and between
my shoulders; general debility followed | was con-
fined To- my room eight weeks had buried sister
and brother, both died with Consumption. expect
cd to die myself my friends also despaireu OF my
life. AT this time uncle who had been benefited
himself, advised me To take DR. WISTAR'S BAL
SAMO WILD CHERRY. | accordingly procured
bo lg took H. and felt some better obtained another,
ana ceased TO bleed, and my cough much bet
ter; but my disease 81 deeply rooted, | was
Obliged 10 continue taking the Basam until had
taken seven bottles. | can honestly and truly say,
believe DR.. Wistal's Balsam of Wild Cherry saved
my life. MRS. MARY B. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Gould, as
sisted in taking care Of her during her sickness, be-
lieve and know the above statement TO be true.
MRS. p, c. PRESCOTT,
MRS. S. A. BACHELOR,
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N3- LECTURES TO LADIES. Mrs WRIGHT,
by the unanimous request of her class, will repeat
her Lectures on Anatomy and Physiology, in the
Session Room of Rev, Mr.. Hammers Church, Ilano-
Yer St, commencing on THURSDAY, 10th of April
at O'Clock, p. Nj.
Tickets to be had at the door, Introductory Free
IT.
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DI T. ID.

On Sunday morning, 18th inst. ELISHA RAJ
in the Goth year o his age.
The relatives and friends of tn family are
ted to attend his funeral from his late IesidenC
81 Front-st., this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o!
without further notice
On the 18th inst. DEBORAH AYREs, in the GO
Of her age, widow of Dr. Eli Aytes, deceased.
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N7- YIGiLANT FIKE COMPANY A special
meeting of the Viglant Fire Company will be held
on THIS (ruesdayl EVE WING, the i4lh inst, at "a
O'Clock. Business Of importance demands the pune
tual attendance of every member By order,
II WILLIAM II. IJAMS, Sec'y.
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EKlRUmnuLL,S pORTRNIr OF WASH

TBNRUMBULL'S PORTRAIT OF WASH
n INGTON, engraved by w. Warner from the
original painting by Col. Trumbull, Abide Camp 10
Gen. Washington, now in possession Of Yale Col
lege, presented by The "Socety of the Cincinnati"
This Is the only portrait of The great hero, when ut
The age OF 10, that has ever been engraved, and is
generally declared 10 be most correct of any that
have been engraved OF him atany age,
TINS beautiful engraving has just been issued in
Philadelphia, and is offered for sale for the inst
time in this city. Price 50. Also, most correct
lhkhess of City, by Maggie, engraved by Warner
Price 90.
apl4 d. OWEN & SON l49 Baltmore-st,
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AN ARRAY. On Saturday week, an ARRAY
occurred in Columbus, Geo., between f. S.
Wingate and John Conley, in which the latter
was dangerously wounded by the discharge of
a pistol. The ball penetrated near the cheek
bone, ranging downwards. Wingate made his
escape.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. MIS-. NICK
"a Err ,ON having made ARRANGEMENTS to carry on
the MILLINERY connected with the FANCY DRY
GOOD business, will always nave on hand BON
NETS and CAP of the latest style. Just received,
Bonnet silks, Flowers and Ribbons, rs l0w As any
glore in the city. M So N. howard ST. apI3