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9lnterlahenibaft oer peritorbencn
NlIarn 81. Sec.

t1aebrid)t miro biermit asacten, ca6 See
ttamcntssSrirfe auf Die Sintsrla1ruIebaft pcr
peritcrtrnen Wlarp 81. Gee, lsstbn prnO1ai:
oencrlct 3aunltbir, 8crts gauntp, pcrwlliat
rucrosm llmp an abcmas penrose, nobnbaft
in Wlaicrnerict Gaunldtir, rrIaster gauntp,
Aae pricncn wcltbr Sprperlmaen orer Nns
lprhtbr al eriaate 6n'erla0enlhaft baten.
ftnb erintt piciclten prr5utrinacL unc Ssne
bic nod anf irseno cine Nrt al csIslte iobu('
big lMo, atintsjablsn al
Gbomas penrosc, ereeutcr.
D1ars II. Som.
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| Sarmsrs Sanf sOm Staat 9sIaw. .s9opsr, d
DO. Do. Swei9,@ WiImin9ton,p i
%. DO Swsis, @eorsstOwn, d
90. %. Swsis, Hsw eaiflS \
Union Sanf, Su @ilminaton, y
Slsine Voten untsr Sbl. Bis
9teW SerIep,
Sslpieers Sanf* su Selpieers,
burlington So. Sanf, Mepfcre, i
Spmmsrrial Sanf Ysrtb 9(mbcu 7
Cumberland Sanf* Srioastcn. i
8armsrs Sanf* Mount Sooup i
Sarmers II W1sbanie ssSanf, Saabpap
Sarmers II Olebanies 30 mlooletcwn
O1crris Go. Sant' Worristcwn
Mstbanies game, burlington
O7etbanlcs DO Slewart
Wietbanles II Wlannfaetures pp* 9renton
Wfcrrls Canal Sr. 60. Sl.es. gitp, un}
g, peE efrten nnsan9H
Slewart Sanf Snf. Co Stewart
Orange Sanf*> Orange
pscples Sant, paterGoa
Yrineetcn Saut%', prineetcn n
Salem 8antins go*- @alem \
9tate Santf:t, S1emarf y
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Stats Sanf' gameen NJ
State Sant Of Olorris* Oicrrstcwu !
Stats Sanf' Stem Srunswie p|
SuGer Sant@ Slewtcu . II
srsntcn Sanfins Co. 9rentou nj
Union Sant* 0cper II
Sant Of 81. Srumspit. Srunspif aebrcI
Sarmers II. Wehanics 8anf DO. astrol
Sranflin Sanf Of N.S. SerIsp@itp asbro|
Sorersn II oentlh9 70. 5eboten ssbroI
Setltp s'1p Sant' Seriep City setrp|
:o,s'p"M'ss ~, oahts ,pafferien ssbroj
cn ,o'""uIa'tnters oant, Sellblle scbrc|
Monmeutts Sant Of 81 9 8resbclr asbd
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81 : O1annf. II 8anfins 60 5otofen aetd
y ! sproteetion 1t >ombaro 8anf 6 G d
paterIcn Bant, paterIcm astrcd
State Sant, 9rcetcn arbrcd
Salcm pbila. O1anuf Go Salem sskrpd
'Salbln9tcn Sanfina Go 5afenlaf aetr|
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Sihet um grlantniB feline 8rcunpe uno oas
putlitum III benadbritbtiaen, cas CT fort.
fabrt pae @tnhlmahersSGhaft su tctrcltsn
am altenStane, ,,Sdbilc gum rctbsnSmbl," ,"
Dc man fornpabrenp fncen miro Gin Ih6nes
lGorement bon
Stublen, SdoufeIsSttbIen Settees &c.
2Bcltbs CT aIe peritbert paB Ite bonn tclten
trcfncu W7atsrial tnc, aufs ttlte ssarteitct
nnc i'm iebtnlten Stpls ausaepnBt nuo, uno
lte ,pereen 81 prsiien perfauf # be csr 3eit
semdb ftnb.
fD%Ite Stible ,psrbsn auf Die aasredr,e,
ite anjeise anfs teite reparirt.
Nsaeins, Wlar5 3. bS.
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Neue Da9uerratip .Stu6en,
go. 1I6, Gbeitnutitrabe, pbilaoelpbia.
a. p. .5bcp, msltbsr felt pislsn Sabrsn
Operator une qstsr pcnplumb's Dasuerras
tipsBallerie mar, bat am pbsngsnailten Ylass
Stubsn er6Tnst unc m6bte Nas sinlapsn feline
Yrcbsn ;u untsrlubsn.
@snaus farbiss ecntsrfsis wsrtsn 9slisfert fir
ST. so.
Tcaifdnei9e 3crrdtbs pcn 9trparatsn, plats
ten, &dbmn bsmibsn uno allen anesrn Nrs
tifsIn psItbs asw5bnlb gu Dem @sibdfte sss
brauht Wsrbsn, fprtmdbrsnp sum @srfaufsins
seIn uno i'm 9rpbsn, bic ale ais gut psrilbsrt
nercen.
Ybilaeelpbia, NpriI 7.
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0as erite Scft Der "95clfesSitlictbct cer
0eutiben glaIffsr" 1T bsrsits srlebiensn II.
mir lesen oadrlts nnIcrn Osrsbrllhca Qancs:
leuten uno O1ltbilr9ern rcr, uno 9luutsn fos
init Dem QDunIbe nabSutcmmen, ,psIdcr
bon Oerltblepenen Seten ausseIprcben purs
be: oab es nlbt Bios 5ur ansensb IN IL
nnterbaltuns, g, icnoern anb CUR al l.
9emeinen 3 ilonn9 IT, Sels bruna
unieres 70 5abreicben Stammes in per Sleu
ell 1Dclt oene, bic Serausaate elmer Nues
rpabl oes Seten mno @epiessncfsn aus ocn
9Berfen nnIerer eeutIeben ShrftIteGer in
teltpeilen 6eften 3u Ucranitalten.
lin nuu 70 0iel ais m6slidb Die Drccufte
Der piNsnfhaftleben 8snies mIcres alten
Saterlanoes 81 Vertrsiten uno ancb osn ,pes
nlser Semittslten b. NnIbafuus cierBclfe
Sitliotbef su erlei6tern, IalTen mir m II f.
| tb ein Seft, Ga Seitcn itarf, in cnem far
tisen ltmittlas, 5u Dem preile BON 10 gsute,
rfdbrincn.
W16sen unicre Ganoslcute NIB S1itthrasr
Ben boben Wertb unIerer psuteben Gebrift.
ttelIer aueb in Der nelen 5ematb fcrtourrs
fsnnen, fets fir bas 9ute unp erbakene
entfammt tleiten, ilnb ibren GGebmat fir
bas Sb6ne uno 0lhslidbs auf ibre Sinorr II.
eneel aterseben lafeu.
Seeinsun9en.
Seter relp. Sutleri6snt perpfitbtet 0tb
i,ur 5nr Abnabme BON feds 6eftsm pelhe
einen Sanb biloeu; fener 1T oaber setun.
ben, ben nabtten Sano 5u nebmem.
Beim 6ten Soefte rpirp Elm 5aupt.3itcl IT,
ein SnbaItss9er3eibnif bes san3sn 8anoes
9eliefert nerben.
Bei I6lieferuns eines jsben Ssftes ilt Der
Sntferiptionsspreis oafar 10 gsnts, su
sntrietten.
Ipril Is. bp.
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SitltOtDso Su0,stcat

Scr ltnteriebrlebene bat 70 chen srbalten'
cine ber50slte sct { imctt p.@ aamen,
uno ebenfalls cine i,ttne $ct & &Iee.Sa
men, ,pelebe CT alIe 5u rdfcnotIcn prcilen
perfauft. 7ebn 6reen.
SO. "a, Oi'pennitrabs, ndtts 3btr su
Sebms wirtbebaus.
0sarins, Oldr; "a. SIN.
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ST.. e. Ncmtbmcr. .

Z. wobnbaft in Der Dfspsnnitra6e.
~ efe BET 9ttn, empfeblt Dem putli:
Aaa FUN Ielnen 9crratb gutter uno bell:
- iamer, gum 3bcil BON ibm fclblt Der.
fertister D'cpisinen, teltsbeno gum Gbci! aus
SaIam De O1alta. Solo. Ginttur, pfetfer:
minI Or. pa Eoficre's 3abn,peb: :9ropfen.
orcft BON parie erbaltsn &c.
Sdmmtllcte Wecisinen ftno frileb uno ,psr:
Den ais acbt Uerbirst. prsiie b is. 9it
llufmertlamtcit rsr Olcbi!In &ramer wirt
tslcncers erbctelL oa trim @robpsrfauf siu
tcesutsnber 9tabatt srlaubt MIRO.
8eaoing, go. Sanuar. tp.
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GDiparD ~. Glpntcr,

Nopofot (LaWyer,)
Sat ieine 2lmtsIlube psrlsat natb Der Sloro
CITE Strass in cine Der neusn SrdmsOffesS,
esm Sourtbouie 9e9snliber.
Neobin9, Npril I. Is.
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2ppcuotione : G0ae.

S1ae6riebt miro bisrmit asscten, oaB
bic Nppsllatirns Gage fir bic rerftbicccnen
Sannfblrs, @tacte mo lSarps in Der gaull:
tp Serts, fir's Sabr 1876, sebalten percel,
i'm gcmmi1foners 4mte III Nearins, wie
fcIat:
9aunI h ip,s. 3aunft DIPS.
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SObit Orcc,t

tcnacbrtbt,St bas Sputlfum bon Nsabint
ano Serts gauntp absrbailpt, pas CT tetldn
Dig anf 5ano baIt Gin srcbss Ahcrtement
9luserlelener QSeine uno 8etrdnee,
als Wlarsira, Stbrrrv, 3eneriffe, Ola[mIep
SPORT qiGatcn, SicilianiI Ibsn uno Olalasa:
QBein.
Qlter 6clldnciIber &ln uno 3,peiter Shte,
Ssiter alter gosniac. Srdnpp,
gberrps unc ac,p6bnliter Sranbp,
alter 8caacn>wbsfp
Selanterter 90. unb 81. G. Stun,
GbenfolIs Elm 9roBes Uhortement Spe3e.
reien, gu Den nieori9iten prsilen, als
Seimer 'psi6er uno !6utiufsr,
ct. grrr, 81. 8. unp Olueeopaoo 3ufer,
Srincr Nio uno Sapa:gatfer
Smrerlal SUNG Srlcn uno spoubons Sbes,
81. o. uno 3. s. Oiclades, pom teltsn,
5cnis; aae Artcn @ephrSc &c, &c.
NMcina Sanuar 6. 3W.
CO Sir 5afcr, BclIhfrrn, SlabeIaamen
SIeIaamrlL &ruMptirnsn &C. miro Der bod.
ftc Spreis te5ahlt ent,pcrcr in Saarselo ooer
III 3auldb fir waarcn
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~ IT q 1t b a.
Serjo9in Don Sretasne.
(Giup GrCrbi(bte bps 2l(trrthunsA

(gine Sebihte hes Gltsrtbums.)
9ieIcs flsins Werfebsn bat nun bic preIs
fe psrlaGsn unp 1T loncbl sinjsln ais beim
OuBeno in Der Drufsrsi oiefer Seituna III
baten. 9aGtlte sntbdlt l04 Gcitcn, 1T in
nsttcn giutano scbunpen nno tottet 81 ct.
oas gremplar, coer SIS pas 9peenc.
NeabiM9, Nu9utt 5. 1916,
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QBobnun9s 8erdnoerun9.
s'"''s"'-Y~es"ss,'s"., es"ss, 's".,
Stiefel= unb Shuhmaher.

Srl9t feinen Sreunbcn nnb Dem reipeftiOen
spntllfnm gang ersebenIt al, raB er feinen
Sebuhitcbr welebm ct bieber nabe bei 3eoe
tsrs Stcbr in cer pcnnitra6e btelt, elnise
sbiren berauf, III oas etbaus rer item nmc
spenntra6e, perleat bat.
er bat icnen Scrratb bon Gtefeln nnt
Sebuben slcih;eitis iebr psrmcbrt. 10 cab
er 9llleu cine eten 70 quite ODER bedtrc Hus:
ipabI barkietsm fam ,pis bsber.
Oauftar fir oas bisbsr aencGens 3utrall>
Ell, lbmcihelt CT feb, oa6 feline tisbcrissn
Sreunce uno Sunbsn ibn auet in 1einer neurn
2Sobnums nit iprem 3ulprube bcebren per:
ccr, uno miro ifets bsmi5t Iein, Ittb purtb
quite Arteit uno tilisc preils ibr 3utrausn
3u flhern.
Neaoina, ben ?. Nrril 1916.
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3Drl6riftenl

settcebtn bon G. ). g9elmann, iinb misssr
srbaltsn 1t. gum 9srfanf in riefsr 9rnasrds
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Sub lcrtptionS @lnlopuu9
fir rie
SSplfs SSlibiptbcf
ScmticDcn Slaiiifcr,

enthalteno cine Iueipabl esr pcrsiIsllhfcn
@eoiebte. &r5dblun9en. Shauipiele
IT,. 10.
Oruf unb Serla9 BON 5. 10. Jbomas,
ST. los gaIlppbia Stra6s, pbIape!pbia
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Gctcnibaft.

10. unb =. &. Kcim, bobsn DC Sennes
pille Keim NIT in iDrs @sieaibaft 9sncmmen,
alS Smpcrtirer unb Iodneler in bartsn 9Saas
r'n uno psrosn bic @sibdfte fprtistSn am ale
ten plat;, unter Der Sirma bon
I'D. uno :. 5. Keim uno 60.
cSanuar 13.
SSacbricbt. -9(as Ysrfonen, msltbs ihus
ois llno an Die frdbers Srma bon 10. unb Z.
s. he,'n' ilne sriitbt foalsib abSubsjablsn an
lr9enc ensn bon Der @stafbaft.
1Dilliam Keim,
Jebn Sigh Rein.
&sabin9, Sanuar l3. 3m.
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9e9en Gbeumotbic uno Gllfen=
S6mer3en. 9tnement,

perfrrtlst bon JebnKienlcy.
OicIcs &incment 1T bas brwdbrteits Wittel
petbre jcmals Dor oas pubItum sebraebt
mcrren 1T cs berI6aft icalcicbe >inperuns,
wenn Sctraut6 bapon aemaebt wiro. Oie
NhfensSdmcr5c eurirt es beim crlten ODER
swctten Olal SbmierCn.
~eimSis Su batcn in pieier Orutcrsi.
prcis: so Cent Die SIaIhe.
Neapinq, Nrrll IS. tb.
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Us. unb =. s.. &eim,

Smportirer unb Serfdufer BON amerifo.
nifden 6orten @aaren,
1oro Ste Stra6e,
Nea btns.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
BENSON'S PATENT WATER RAM.

FEtH t. above is representation of BENsON'5
Il PATENT WA TER RAN, which has en- 70
highly approved of by farmers and hers Persons
having small banch of water at th ir command can
have tAs water Of Spring that may be required,
forced IL the house barn in instant stream win
ter and summer, without ANY ldnOr or power than
that ut small head of branch water to dive the
Spring wafer 10 The required height, and requires no
personal auen ion, forcing from twenty-five TO one
hundred barrels pure water to the house per day.
The abave cut represents the patt mt Ram. Letter
(A) represents small section of the driving plpe-B)
the discharging pps-and (C) the Spring water pipe
All m chimes sold by me or my agents, are marked
"B. =. BREsoH's Patent, August, lS45." The puhlIc
are cautioned againt impOstOrs.
My agents viii be required show power of a'tor-
ueyj or receipts sgne1 by Persons visiting the
city, can see this machine i'll operation at the lumber
yard of Mr.. 1hos Matthews, High street, near Low,
where persons can learn The utIy of thus us fl ma
chime, Price or the double Rams, Sa0-sngle Rams
for raising portion Of the driving power, $25, with
the improved valve. more miuule description of
the Ram, with diael I'M, may be had by addressing
g. BENSON, Baltimore.
g3-Pa'ent Rights for Counties and States will be
disposed Of on hhnrIl terms.
{Gy~As have the exclusive right secured to me by
Letters Patent Of using the waters IN contact in
the Hydraulic Ram, all persons cautioned against
using the anne at the peril Of the law.
iy l4-law3~ B. $. BENSON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
EXCURSION OF THE SONS OE Tnni :

EXCURSION OF THE SONS OF TEN =
PERANCE-BY AUTHORITY of TIE GRAND
WORTHY PATRIARCH-GRANTE To NEPa
TUNE DIVISION, NO. 2.
n sSyaeTa The Steamer POCAH0NTAS hay.
AsxRa Rtsszfsi ing been chartered for the puroose
>SEats1stfz will leava I.ghi-st. mharf near Pratt,
on thursday MORNING NEXT. al 7! o,clock'
lor Annapolis, TO Join the SONS Lf r mparauce in
1helf interesting Et:@hat0n at that place Tais will
be one OF the most pleasant excursions of The season
and worthy of the patronage OF all lovers Of Temper
ance. The officers Of the GT'nl division will be-
pr" ent, and the Brethren will be allowed and are
expected 10 wear their Resa!ia
The b. aui III Banner to be presented by the La
dirs of Annapolis to Annapolis Division No. TO- wilt
be on boar and full MILITARY and CUTILLION
BAND is engaged tor the occasion.
An ainpG supply of Confectionery, SAacks. &c.
will be provided, and Supper furn ned at moderate
prices.
&7-No spiruous, wine, or malt Liquor allowed on
hoard.
Single Tickeiss 50-Tickei admitting a gentleman
aud Two LADIES' Sl-and may bN had at the Clipppr
and Sun Offices; ]. w Stewart Matkat st.eet; ] A
Thompson, Tobacconist at the City Despatch Post:
John II. viii on, 80 Market 81; WIN. Cotton, Mar
ket street, FelI's PnInt ). Smith; Catiss & SnuIlz
G3-The boat will remain several houts at Anna
polls The boat will stop at the County wharf going
and returning
We affr,tonatPy invite our Brothers of the civ
to swell up the number on this interesting OCCASION
jyl6 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Feather. Yesterday was comparatively
pleasant, TO what it was the three preceding
days. The highest point reached by the Their.
mometer, in the shade, in our Office was Sc al
8 o'clock, which is full ten degrees cooler thar
last Friday, Saturday or Sunday. fine breeze
was blowing all day which made the heat suf
terable, aud in the shade it was quite agreeable
An Old Lady Missing. BY reference to the
advertisement headed 'nfOrmatiun wanted. :;
it will be seeu that Mrs. Mary Kerner, an old
lady about 60 years OF age, who left her resi-
dence on the 9th inst. to visit an acquaintance,
has not been heard of since. Her family are
deeply anxiou- to ascertain the least informa-
tion leading to her discovery.
u S Circuit Court This is the only tribu-
nal now in session in this city. On Saturday
the court, in the case of Murrill and others Us.
Neill and others, on exceptions to the auditor s
accounts in the estate OF Luke Ternan, deceas-
ed, directed a decree to be entered overrunr
the exceptions with costs The case Of Phil
lp f. Thomas, trustee OF james Murray I.Ioyd
Us. Henry n. Watson, motion to contInue an
injunction to stay proceedings at law, is now
before the court. For the plaintiff, the Hon.
Reverdy Johnson; for the defendant the Hon
Jno Nelson.
Fett IN the Street. Quite a genteeI looking
man, Wilde walking IN the neghborhood Of
Wllk and Caroline streets, about Q O'Clock yes
terday afternoon fell suddenly upon the pave
ment from the effects of the heat He was i'm
mediate'y conveyed INTO a house in the neigh
borhood and restoratlves applied At a late
hour last evening he was in very precarious
condition.
.4rTiral from the Rio Grdnde Lieut. Col. M.
Payne OF the U. S. Army, arrived in this citv
last evening by the western train of car, direct
from Point Isabel. He is supported by crutches.
the effects Of his wounds received in the battle
of.Resaca de la Palma. The trophies taken in
the two battles he has with him. He leaves
for Washington this morning
The Seamen's Bethel. We learn that peti-
tion is in circulation. aud rumerousy signed,
protesting against the placing of the ship Will
liam Penn, intended for the Seamen's Floating
Bethel, at the Pratt street wharf, where she
now lies.
Death al the Aims House We learn that an
inmate OF the Aims House while engaged at
work on Saturday in one Of the ad dioining fields,
died from the effects Of the heat.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

EpOY WANTED. A BOY is wanted in
d Wholesale English and &c rman importing
need appIy, Address "On at this Office. in hand
writing of the applicant. jyl4
gNNO THE LADIES. Just r. ceived per the
D last steamer | case embroidered Swiss MUS
LiNa, embro dered in co'Ors, pink, olue lilac and
cherry. Al,o, selling off al cost large stock of
SILKS, BERAGES.
Lawns, GiNGHAMS,
FRENCH EMBROIDPRIES,
PARASOLS. PARAS0LFTTS. SC. sc.
Ai.o, a large stock If STAPLE GO JOS.
If you want Barg 'ins, anply at
F. GABUNER'1, t9j Market street,
iylA-lw fri sd1 house above Lisbtsts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

A NOTHBR CHARMING BOOKt The
"a COuNT OF MuNTE-CHRISTO, by Aexan-
der Dumas. This is one of The most char lug and
oean.'tu' Books published this year, aud we recon-
menu IL tu ,ur numerous patrons without the least
nesNancy' II IS elegantly .mbeshed wi h eRgrav-
iew! me Isle of Monte- Christie; DanteF and Mer-
eenrs; Dantes pe'usng the Abbe's work; NJ. kortier
ana ms son, M VilIefOTt; M0nte Chrls,o and Ma
dame De Vilefort; Albert De Moncerf ,escned from
the Bandt-and many others,
JUST published in four parts, complete; 25 cts each
or IN Que large volume, 81, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
1yi5N 4, S and JaTvis' uuild;ug
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14

@9- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office ui the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE sr.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS 0'G oce a5ssS can "s@ execute c ''-
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTEEs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc.
Isdeed il is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offactes with latest styles of type and new
andsplendid machinery for doing work, IN ereTyste,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-14
From the Christian Repistet. I

Within the last two weeks we have been
highly favored with a visit from Father TauLor,
your city. Soon after he reached this place,
had an introduction to him, and it was my
good fortune to spend many pleasant hours in
his society during his soiourn in this CITY,
During pretty long lie, have become &C,
quainted with many men of large theological
attainments, great eloquence, and practical
pety, but have never met with one, in whom
had more confidence in his wisdom, large
charity, and universal benevoence, than the
good Samaritan Taylor. II we had few more
of such preachers, we should see less and hear
less OF sectarian bigotryand intolerance Breth-
rem OF different denominations would meet to-
gether, discuss such topics as are calculated to
improve and enlarge the mind, and enforce
sound religion, supported by strict NOR ! habits.
Having unlimited confidence in the wisdom and
goodness of Con, | indulge the belief, that
IN due time, all will be put right, when a bet
ter feeling will perVade our land, when bed
temperS, old prejudices, and sectaran influences
will become obsolete in the world and lore,
peace aud JOY be substituted. w.
Baltimore, June so, 1916.
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DI Z D,

Departed this life, on Sunday, the l2.h inst, W
LIAM son of George q. and Mary Ann McCoull, az
l0 months.
Departed this life, Os the Ornng Of the 18th ny
in the o7th year of her age, HANNAH MARSH, wid{
Of tie late John Marsh.
On the llth inst, CATHERINE P. LARE1STRIE, al
l5 years.
Ga the 10th inst. J. T. Il. WoRTHIh GToN, ageI
years ) months ard % deys,
On the 10th June, JARRs HIRAM, son of James al
Catharine Brandon, aged months and 90 days.
On the l2th inst, CHAs. FRANCE, aged 80 yearsl
On the 18th in T., ELIzABg4H s., daughter Uf ThI
aud Emily Canfeld, aged months and l6 days.
On the ltth inst, JAMES M aged months and|
days son g. lam 5 NJ and Eliz brth Briggs.
ON the l0tn nst., Wa. STEW Rr, aged 20 wears.
Al Washington, on the l2tH inst LYDIA Ellie
third daughter of franklin and Sarah Edmcnston,
the 10th year of her age. On the same day, Emn
infant daughter of Henry aud Harriet J. Lyles, a 10
- iys. On the 9Th, GRAHAM, infant sun of Joh
aGd F.aGces Bronaugh. On tne 5,h, Dr.. T. A. d,
EIpHAH, aged 81 years On the Ilth, ROBERT M
LENARAN, formerly OF Baumore.
On F day, I'd July, at the reside ice Of her fathe
in CeStral township, st. LJHs County, Mo-, of COT
sumption, JOSEPHINE HARDING, youngest daughter
Joseph and Helena Harding, in the goth year of h
ane.
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HEALTH OFFICE. Jul

Reportof interments in the city of Baltimore, Id.
week, en- ling Monday N orning, utz:
Cholera lnlantum Ia; Infantile unknown II; 5
leftover Q; Ga, trio Fever |; Stubborn q Diseas
the Liver /; DrOpsy 4; Drinking cold water 4; Pa
sis /; Disease OF the heart /; Phrents 1; TumI
Consumption 8; Catarrhal fever /; Cholera MorhJ
Disease of the stomach l., Adult unknown /: Cal
8; Ty"hus fever l.; Suicide |; Stabbed /; Rheuula|
lnfiamatory l; Casualty l; Hemerrhage /; Chpd|
|; uld age 3. Total 6S.
Under year,...... 10 Between and 10, l
Between and 2,.. s d" 10 and q, :.
-" aud ST.. | Above 2l,...... so
Males, j5; females 33-6o OF which numbe
were eolored personals free; 5 slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of HcaEt
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G A p e Nj Y.

II oQlzscY1 II. Il. FIELU & CO. would invite
ESzsEF vCEzsSthe attention of persons abost travel
-slassszizsES- ing, TO variety of useful articles
such as BathIng Caps, Portable or Travelling Shower
Baths; swimming Belts; Life Preserver,; Air Cush
ions; Money Bells; Lgdes' SatcheIs; Carpet Bags
Canes; Rain and sun Umbrellas, Para sols, Paras0l-
cites, &c. We would also call the atten ion of per
sons who make use of HOSE, to theit asso tment of
"GOodyear's Metallic Gum Elastic Hose" whi h is
superior 10 Leather in every respect aud can be sold
al the lowest New York prices. iyI4 2aw5wt
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION THIS EVENING. -
The fine steamer Poe 'hontas, will leave the wharf
at the Intersection of Light and Pra st1, this even
ing, al u O'Clock, on excursion down the bay
She will proceed as far down the bay Annapolis
Roads, affarding the passengers delightful rev o
the surrounding scenery by Moonlight. grand dis
play Of Fire Works will be exhibited during the trip
Excelltnt Military and Cotillion Music will be on
board Omnlbusses will run free of charge from Sc
veral points OF the city to the boat few tickets
have been left al this Office foI sale.
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LIST oFAPPLICANTs

FoTthebsre6t Of the Insolrent Lace Of Nd
land for the last week.
VIM. Sparks, grocer John Mullen, tav mi
O. A. Dennis, merchant tPnllip Walsh, W II
isaac burIeY, shoemaker John D0enges, lab
Pa'rlck Mullen, teacher 'LySiaT Smith, ca .
George Fayaux, palate tDavid Flowers, far
rhaIles Goldstine, tailor Fired. Dietzel, sho
Albert NJ Mateer, blacksm'h maker
john Johnson, barkeeper = Hammond. nevro
VIM. Tally, mariner u. HI, SmaIIwood.
Ivers Barton, painter
+FoT debts ass than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners, the
Sent, iS46.
Day ofinal hearing, 9Th Sept, 1886,