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The correspondent of the N. Y Evening Mirror makes queer classification ol the present House of Representatives The fol- lowing is his synopsis:
 In the present Congress we have one White man, two Btack men, two Broacn men, and one Green man, one BrigM man and one Strong man, and one Young man. The fish es are represented by Siurgeon-the birds oi the air by three .Nartins ; the barn door fowls by Coske the horses by DoJJin; and the vegetables by Leake and Root. The workng-man's interest are represented by SaWyrr, a Baker and two Nilers; the mechanical interests by five Smiihs, one Wright, one I'aylor, one Webster (that is 10 say tpeaper J the retail traders are represen- ted by three Chapmen the woodculters by a Chipman. There is a considerable spice of royalty in this Assembly, for it boasts of no less than three Kings. The Indians are represeniase-by-a YeH: the mariners by Sraman and Boglne'; the spoYtsin5eli'b a Huater and an .4rcher and Chasp the church is represented by an ,Abbot and Cro- zier, aParish and BeH, the musicians. by a Harper the Petite hoblesse by Gentry the medical professional Ioombs the can de-makers by Wtck the law by Constable and Bayley 7; the almanac makers by Good year the oniy river, believe, that is repres- eated is the Hudson but among the towns there are two Bentons, three Clayions, one Dayton, one Hamington, and one BaGagton, one Craaston Hdmsfon, Houston; Pendle- lon, .Noulion. The hard-money men are represented by Sterling Price; the met eorologi>ts by Stark10eafher the agricultu- rat interest by q Fairfeld and .Marsh the foresters by Hood Hayrrood, Woodruf Hoodacard, Wood1cih and internal im- provements by a Woo lbridge
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For the "Baaner. {"

DEATH has again chosen from among us, bright and beautiful victim. Mrs. ELIZABETH CHILDREss consort of P. II. ChiIdress, Esq, departed this life at their residence at Pleasant Island, in Indepen dence county, on the 25h of April aged 23 years oi congestive fever, after painful illness She was most sweet and amiable lady, possessing all those virtues and accomplishments which make woman the ldol ol her immediate family circle.- She met death calmly and without fear being devout Christians She belonged 10 the old Pres byterian church. She left a kind and adectionate husband whose grief is beyond language to express, and tender little infant only weeks old, to mourn her loss
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southern sister-and the prompt action of her gal iant GoVernor' which are given in detail on this sheet
 Louisiana has manifested the right spirit, and set hooie example. There is no doubt that the other States will do likewise, to the extent of tbeir ,bi;tv
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gersoll, Joseph Johnson, George W. Jones. Seaborn Jones, Daniel P. King, Thomas Butler King, Lawrence, Leake, Lewis, Levin, Llgon, Lumpkin, Mcconnell, McCrate, James McDowell, McGaughey, McHeurv, Nell vaine, Mckay, Marsh, John P. Martin. Mill Ter, Morse, Moseley, Owen, Payne, Pendle. ton, Phelps, Pollock, Price, Ritter, Roberts. Julius Rockwell, John A. Rockwell. Root, Bunk, sawtele, Schenck, Seaman, Seddon. Severance, Simpson, Truman Smith, Albert Smith, Caleb A. Smith, Stanton, Stephens. Stewart, Strohm, Strong, Sykes, Thomas> on, Benjamin Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Til den, Trumbo, Vance, Vinton, White. Will Hams, Wood, Woodruff, Woodward, Wrieht Yancev, Yell, and Yost Al
 NAYS -Messrs. Anderson, William G. Brown, Cathcart, Chipman, Cobb, Cummins, Cunningham, De Mott, Douglass, Faran, Ficklin, Fries, Gordon, Harmanson. Henley.
 ioge, George s. Houston, James B. Hunt. Jas. Il. Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Kennedy Preston King, Leib, McCelland, McCler- hand, Nacay, Morris, Moulton. Norris, Parish, Perrill, Petit, Rathbun. Reid, Relic. Sa .'yer, Scammon, Leonard H. Sims, 'rhom- as Smith, Robert Smilh, Sarkweather. St. John, Thurman, Tibbatls, Wentworth, Wheaton, and Wick-45.
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FROM TEXAS

The steamer Monmouth, Capt Baker, ar rived at Galveston on the 30th ult, from Brazos, St. lago. with call for volunteers. Or the lst inst, she fell in with the schr Augusta, Capt Gilleti, from Brazos St. lago, with an express The NJ. took from her Col. Dohan, bearer of dispatches from Gen. Taylor
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JOIJfSIANA A.

"The fire of the flint in Louisiana, has been brilliantly ecied, oy the recent intelligence of hos tilities with Mexico. Our readers referred to the proceedings of the Legislature of our patriotic
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OREsEse yO. 8.
HEAD QUARTERS, IsT DIVISION ARKANSAS MILITIA, IiInRe RncL Man 1 Ifk Ig fG

A,
 Little Rock, May llM, Is46.
 In obedience to Order No. 7, of His ExceIlencv the Commander in Chief, dated 9th inst, "drec- ting and requiring each and every General of Division, Gen. of Brigade, and Colonel of a Re- gimen to take forthwith all necessary and prop- CT steps to ascertain the strength and condition of their respective commands, in men, arms, and equipments; and to report, at the earliest pracca- ble mo nc nt, o the Adjutant General, the captains or the officer highest in commission of each compa- ny, within the lst Division, will forthwith make return of the strength and condition of their re- spective company, to the officer highest in com mandin each of their respective Regiments; and in case ai vacancy in all the field officers of any Regi- ment then to the Brigadier General of that Brig ade. The field officers. the highest in command in each Regiment, will thereby ascertain and make return of the strength and condition of each Regi. meHt to the General of their respective Brigades, who are forthwith required to make their respec- five returns to the Ma lor General, commanding the Isl Divison Arkansas Militia.
 "Relying with full confidence upon the patriot ism and gailanry ofourctilen soldiers, and know ing that we possess in the hardy sons of Arkansas as good narksmen and much intrepidity as old Kentucky could ever boast of in her proudest day who are only waiting an opportunity to distinguish themselves and give renowG to our country, have therefore tendsred my services to the Secretary of war, and Gen. Taylor, commanding our army of ecupation on the frontier of Texas, and taken such other measures as deemed most advisable 10 insure requistion on this State fer full regi- ments of infantry, and one entire regiment of riae men of 1000 men each.
 That the present acquisition made by Gen. Fay Tor may be sufficient to relieve him from his present endorsements may fairly be presumed, but that it will be sufficient to terminate the is more than can reasonably he hoped for. therefore sug- gest an immediate meeting of each regiment and an enrolment Of the names of all such persons as are disposed 10 volunteer, and such lists being forwar ded to head quarters, precedence shall be given in the order of the date of such enrolment, and when called into service they will have respectively the right 10 elect their company and field officers.
 By order of
 s. D. BLACKBURN, Mq,. Gen,
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From our Ertru of Saturday.
WAR WITH MEXICO HOSTTLTTIES COM.WE.NCED!f

We issue this Ertrr sheet, in advance of our reg resting-the spritstirring news, just received thai WAR has begun upon our South Western frontier That Mexico has commenced hostilities-has actu- ally shed the blood of our people-upon our o,on soil
 GEN. TAYLOR, with his little 'sarmy of occupa- tion," numbering about 2,So0 men, has been sur rounded by large Mexican force-probably some 10000 troops-and is gallantly holding them at bay, until achievements from our South Western States can reach him; when he will march against the enemy, and, ale vindicate the rights of our coun- try, and prove the prowess of our arms.
 This state of affairs speaks, al once to the heart ot every American citizen; and makes an appeal to his patriotism, which cannot fail of receiving a ready, cheerful, and gallant response.
 
 THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
 With feelings of regret at it's necessity, but of proud qualification at its spirit, which the occasion properly calls forth, we present our readers the following Proclamation of Governor DREW.
 It will be received by the people of our State, not only with appreciation, but in spirit ofardent and jealous readiness 10 meet the contingencr it sug gests.'
 We have nothing to add to the brief, but pointed and stirring appeal which our gallant Commander in Chief makes to the patriotism and gallantry ofour Citizen Soldiers. That such an appeal will elicit prompt and enthusiastic response there is not a douht
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Col. R. NJ. Johnson of Kentucky, the hero oi the Thames, reached this city on private business, attended by hissnephew Edward P. Johnson, esq, in most excellent health, and has taken rooms al the Rev. o. B. Browns The old hero looks as if he could do the State some good service yet
 Union, AprH25.
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Head Quarters, Galveston Volunteer Battalion, Both April, lS4e.
 OEnERG


 The commissioned and non-commissioned officers of the companies composing the Galveston Volunteer Batallion, are reques- ted 10 meet for consultation at ten o'clock ihis morning, at the Galveston Artillery Ar mory, at Mir Crawford's store The coun- try needs eur services! no time should be lost in immediately organizing the several corps of this balallion. The commandant of tine battalion has the lulles, confidence in the patriotism and zeal of the citizen soldiers of Galveston! He is sure they will not fal- ter nor hesitate in thls emergency!
 They have always desired an opportunity oi showing their prowess to their Mexican enemies! That opportunity has now arrived lt IS expected the young men of Galveston will immediately rally as volunteers, nor wait for their services 10 be required by draft. :, 4 rendezvous will be immediately opened for Volunteers 10 increase the ranks of each oi the volunteer corps of the city, and also to organize an additional company of infantry or nflemen. 4 prompt attendance of the officers is expected al the time and place ap- pointed.
 By order of c. c. BRYANT, Maj Comdg. Galveston Volunteer Ba,allion
 If l50 or 200 men with the proper officers can be Falsed by tomorrow morning, at o. clock, they will be supplied with arms and accoutrements, and will take passage on board the steamer Monmouth, now bound for Point Isabel
 N. KINGSBURY. Lieut.. U. s. A.
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SSs'ETNN XA1pN.

jUO by VIM. B. WATT. i;,'>
 May 2, lsi6. 35-tf
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d,sAhsN.

OE0sACKs Corn, received and for sale. by %cO WM. B. WAIT.
 May 8. 1916. 35.G
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Clocks! Clocks!

VNiE undersigned has received, and in store, 10 Il boxes 0. c. Mahogany Clocks, (warranted) ) for sale by r. R. TAYLOR.
 Mareh 23, lsi6.-2s:2m.
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ssE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
 ssIs. John Quincy Adams,
 \, Arnold, Ashmun, Atkinson, E,ly' Bedinger, Bell, Eggs,
 s' bowEn, Boyd, Broeken, ,s. ,,sad' Milton Brown, Bufing- |a n!am ". Campbell, Carroll, plhan, hs Augustus A. Chapman, ,aa' n Chase, Clarke, Cooke, Col b;., constable. Cranston, Crozier, E''', E;, Dargan, Garrett Davis, |Is' pelano, Dillingham;, Dixon, El,a,.' Ete,y' , Dunlap, Erdman, John ,,s a a, u' Ewing, Foot, Foster, N, pl' o'les, U Goodyear, Graham, s,. ,a' uroyer, Hamlin, Hampton, sPer' s p Herrick, Hilliard, E. B. n '. Holmes. Hopkins, Hough,
 auoard, Samuel D. Hubbard, K serlord, !, Washington Hunt,
 d. 'ngersoll. Joseph R. In
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Postscript - look for a Battalion of Regular Troops from Jefferson Barracks in a day or two. wish to send to Point Isabella, the Regulars with the Volunteers. E. P. G.
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Little Rock, May 4th 1916.
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Is the vote-by Yeas and fspective houses


 lN THE SENATE. sfs, n Archer, Ashley, Atherton, [N' Benton, Berrien, Calhoun, mas "a Clayton, John NJ. Clay |ce eoorwln, Crittenden, Davis, 'reene, Haywood, Houston. 1aagln' Johnson ol Maryland, aisiana, Lewis, McDuhie, Man |[lofenead, Niles, Pearce, Pen [ips, Rusk,' Sevier, Simmons, Eh opham, Webster, Wood |0lee-42. n: Fsers. Allen, A,chinson, Breese, Fairfield, Jenness, 'estcott-lO.
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BoOKs. sTATIONERY


~ ANB BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS!
Having made arrangements with the late firm sf
Parsons & PrestOnto withdraw from the Book bust
ness, l have taken their old and well known stand
No. ISL PRATT STREET, next door to the III
road Depot, with view of continuing the Book ana
Stationary business generally
am now prepared TO furnish country merchants
teachers and Others with all kinds of SCHOOL Books,
on as favorable terms and as cheap as they can be
mad in this cy my stock is large and complete.
My Stock of Stationery is also very full and com
plee, consisting in part of Letter, Fooscap, Wrap
ping and Fancy cold Papers; Steel Pens; Quilts; the
celebrated steel Pen Ink (his Ink will not destroy
German and English; Slate and Lead Pencils; Paste
and Bonnet Boards; Wall Paper, great variety of
patterns; Husbands Of all kinds; Waters; Sand and
Wafer boxes and every article suitable for counting
house and country store.
manufacture all my own BLANK BOOKS, and
10 not hesitate TO say that they not supposed for
durability Of binding, quality of paper and neatness
Of finish by any made in this country.
The prices are at the same time, very Moderate
Orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern, prompt
y attended to; also Check, Bill and Pass Books
GIF- Bihdiug of every description neatly and eXpe
1tOusly done.
G7-RAGS taken in exchange for books, sc, or if
Preferred the highest market price paid in cash.
T. NEWTON KURTZ,
successor to Persons PrestOn)
No. Isl Pratt street. next door to
Baltimore Depot.
n. B.-The second story of my store is now to let,
consisting Of one very large room. Terms moderate.
ma 2s-tf RIA INK.
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'OR THE CAMP MEETINGS, TO RE
HELD ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARY

GRAND AFTERNOON & MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION, TO ANNAPOLIS, BY THE CHES-
APEAKE RlFLEMEN, WITH THE INDIE
PENDENT BLUES BAND.
81 asyASE4 The Chesapeake Rifemen respect.
H9Eser 49, fully inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have chartered the safe
and commodious steamboat POCAHONTAS, for an
xcurslon to Annapolis, on TUESDAY, August
4th, 1916.
On arriving at Annapolis, the Company will form
and march through the town, attended by the Blues
Band, IN full uniform, and remain there about Two
hours and return by Moonlight.
The Company will spare no pains or expense to
make this one of the best Excursions of the season
The Boat will leave LIGHT ST. Wharf at . o'clock
P M, and will stop at the County Wharf, going and
returning.
CONFECTIONERY and SNACKS, will be fur
Rished on board by Mr. Samuel Sides, at moderate
prices; and also plentiful Supper, which the Com
pany pledge themselves to furnish without the usual
inconvenience attending apon obtaining that meal.
SHEPHERDS Cotillion Band is engaged for the
occasion.
&7-Tickes so cents each;-to be had of any of the
Company, an at Sawyer's corner of Paca and Pratt
SIS; Globe Inn; Roberts Atkinson corner of fiano
yer and Baltimore SITS; Cantied & Bro Ger of BaIti
more and Charles SITS; Clipper and Sun offices; E.
Smith, No. |, Sun Buildings; Stockbridge's National
Hotel, Pratt ST. opposite the b. SC y. R. r. Depot Dr.
G. X. Tyler's, corner Of High and Gilmore sts Lo-
gan and White Halls, Fel's Point, and at the Boat
on the day oil starting. iy29 frntu4t
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THE BEST OF THE SEASON,
GRAND EXCURSION AND COTILLION PARTY
BY MOOkIIGHTJ

BY MOONLIGHT!
a 4Ern.gE The public is respectfully informed
Gs2unS that the large, airy and commodious
1sSssssalhfsiisssS. Steamer POCAHONTAS, Capt Hol-
lingshead, has been chartered by company OF young
gentlemen for @Grand Moonlight Excursion and Co.
tillion Party on THURSDAY EVENING, Aug 9Th,
leaving Light street wharf at u O'Clock precisely
stopping at the County wharf, F. P, going and return
ing. Nothing has been left undOne by tho ,e having
the excursion in charge, to make this the most agree
able one of the season During the evening there
will be sc veral Fancy Dances by Ladies and Cen
temen.
Ry-RICE'S FULL MILITARY and COTILLI ION
BAND is engaged for the occasion.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, REFRESH
MENTS, &C., will be furnished at reasonable prices
MIR. G. A. SANKS, jr., Ballet master,
h7-Singe tickets SO cents two tickets ad hitting
gentleman and two ladies' To be had at the Office OF
the Clipper and Sum- the different Hotels and at
the boat on the evening of the excursion.
jy25-tufrmwth5t
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INSTRUCTION. La'ic.

UHRIVATE INSTRUCTION.. La'cs and
III Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In
struction in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and English Literature, may obtain an ex-
perienced Teacher, by addressing box No. 4S3 Post
office. The advertiser has studied carefully, with
the aid of the hest critics, all the varieties Of style
and measure of English Poetry, and will be happy TO
give instructions in this most refined hut most abased,
department Of Literature Hours of recitation 10
suit those who shall recite. 0I- The best of refer
ences will be given. mStf
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NOTICE. A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
III SELLING DEE 1T COSTING SHAM!

-
" SELLING OFF AT COS1.-NO SHAM!
The undersigned, Agent for Trustees, offers for
sale, both whO,e and retail very large and gen.
eral assortment OF DRY GOODS AT COST, FOR
CASH ONLY. AS the stock will not be repitnshed
by purchases, but must be closed out entirely
soon as possible, many articles will be sold much
BELOW COST. am selling Parsons, Coats and
Lees superior cord SpO Cotton, (200 yards) at
cents pei spool, or 46 IFS. per DOZEN common Spool
Cotton Ct pei spool, or cts per dOz; cotton Gloves
zig cts. per pair; Bayis' super ior Needles cents
per paper; Pins TO cts. paper; Grass skirts ga
cents each; Corded Skirts, corded all through, 37i
cents each; Vestngs H. IS, 25 cts &C. per pattern;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs. l2 IL and % cents; Painted
Musins 10 to 25 cents per yard P laid Ginghams to
to 25 cts per yard; CaieOes to Is do; Bobbin Edg
ings and Cotton Laces, very cheap; BeaehGd and
Brown Muslin from 81 to 10 els. per yard; Cloths,
Cassimeres Satinets Tweeds, GambroOns, DriIliugs,
Brown Linens Nankeen, Sateen, Summer Cloths,
Table Covers, Diapers, Oil Cloth, Cap Nets, Cam
bric, JacOnet, Swiss and Book Musns Shawls of all
kinds, Flaunels, Blankets, Servants wear Furniture
and Cambria Dimity, Toilet Covers, &c. Sc, all at
prices io1cer than any other store in the City.
HENRY w. COOKE, 5. E. corner of
IVES Hanover and Lombard street.
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aNO BUILDERS. The Binding Commute.

ENNO BUILDERS. The Building Committee
IL of the Athengum having enlarged the specif-
! ation for the proposed building, futher time is al
lowed for the receipt Of proposals for contracts The
specification, with its additions, are to be seen at
dr. Longs office, in the Law Buildings; and sealed
Proposals, addressed TO the Building Committee, will
be received by the undersigned, for executing the
building according thereto, up 10 MON DAY, Sd day
bf August next, at 10 O'Clock
Those who have proposed for the former sp ciica-
| ion mey now propose for the additions.
jy22 Il, GILMOR, Chm Build. Com.
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.


NE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
turesque salt water bathing places in the United
es, will be opened for Yisiters on the 18th instant
ne summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac-
modatiOns have been put in complete state of
E ir and offer to the invalid pleasant resort for
h and recreation. The bathing is delicious, eth
the houses or in the open surf "along tho sound
hore." A fresh and constant sea-breeze sets in
e afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
n the morning. The Pavilion commands view
be debouchure of the Potomac into the Chesa-
c Bay, the river in front being ncary ten miles
?. II is within eight hours steaming from Wash
pm, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
! mOnd.
z1A>T7 The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
n yIRwp Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa-
ssAzIssszA turday evening, stops at Piney Point
y on Sunday morning, and return 10 Baltimore
Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA, Capt. Nit
\, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
on her way TO Norfolk, and returns on Tuesdays
Fridays, touching at the Point in both directions,
ling and receiving passengers.
he proprietor, with these advantages of his estab-
ment, and with corps Of Obliging servants good
, good music, boats for sailing, and the usual ac-
,ories of a watering place. together 18th moderate
rges, confidently casts himselfupon the public APP
patton. ]. II. BIRCH,
I2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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CAPE MAY.-CITIzENs UNION LINE.

CAPE RIAY.-ClTIZENS' UNION LINE.
Fare through from Baltimore, only 81 90.
a sssssrN Passengers for this celebrated eva
tering Place" by taking the steamer
sSss:siiAkSss66sL GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. Trippe,
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at O'Clock, T. NJ, will be assured Of passage
~odidps and ' safe steamban 0 III ' Cunt Davis
which leaves Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, touching at New Castle for the Bal
timore passengers.
G5-Fare from Baltimore to Cape MAJ, including
hack hire at Cape Island, "a O0-meal~ extra.
jy22 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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10 MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, f

no MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
Summer Complaint, DysenteY and Cholera
Irbus. This Medicine onyrequires trial to prove
wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac-
Er, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
corner of Howard and Ma ison, and corner Paca
Little Green streets, Baltimore, None genuine
Fept the Written signature of the manufacturer is
1.-THE label of each bottle.
h5- Price 25 cents, jy26-lw-jel2 .3m
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A FFLICTED READ-slOO will be paid to

A FFLICTED READ 800 will be paid to
"A any one who can produce a single case of a eer-
tain delicate disease that the AMERICAN COM
POUND will not speedily and radically cure. 1t is
free from Mercury, and all other deeterioas drugs
pleasant to the taste, and requires restriction in
diet Thousands have been cured by the compound,
in all stages of the disease being adapt ed to all class
es; those of weakened constitution will find high
Iy beneficial. 1t has long been used in the private
practice of physician with unerring success, rahi-
nine cases Of the hundred. Put up in half pint bot
ties, with full directions and for sale at l08 Baltimore
ST.; corner of Pratt and Charles sts.; No. 425 west
Baltimore street; Of Gay and Saratoga streets,
and at e. Stou's, Washington city; No, 2SI Marsh
Market Space. jel5 3m
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FOR THE CAMP MEETING,

CIRCUIT--AT PINEY NECK
CHURCH.
a ssyEsa<s The fine and commodiOus Steamer
ESssssss.rs PL ANTER, Capt. WEEMs, will leave
XssszhsfEHfaa the head o Light ST. wharf and Pratt
street, on SATURDAY, August lst, at O'Clock at
night, for the above place Every exertion will be
made to please all. To return on Monday morning
by 4 O'Clock, stopping at the County wharf, F.P.
Mr.. s. Sides will furnish Confectionery and Meals.
TICKETS 81. Tickets TO be had at Seth & God
win, No. 5 Bowly'S wharf; Mrs. Bradshaw's, Pratt
st, john l., Aliens, Merchant Tailor, No. 30 Baltl-
more street; also at the Clipper Sun and Argus of
fees. 29-qt'