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MANCHESTER, Aug. :, lS+5
To ,chon may coneer-This certihes that two OF MT.
Bscons Willows 10 successful operation al The SarR
Mills The average work made al the present time IN inis
mill is SO 600 lbs cotton per week One OF The machines
wilowing geo and the other q 900 per week II VIII
be observed that lbs per wers consideraoy more
than any of the Couicai Willows are doing Lowell
AZ the present time Bscous Willow prepares IS COO lbs In
the same len much better than either the Lowell
or Masons Willow will nethrd OF the last named quanti-
w. without mourning half the risk OF FIRE II needs but
tohirds power propel this machine that II requires
for the Conics and about half much ss Is required
for Msson's Willow and will not need one quarter me re-
pairs OF those generally al the present lime $50 rev
cutons per minute will drsugh, of air sufficient 10
blow the cotton 100 feet and thereby the double
purpose OF Willow and Fan. with confidence recon-
mend Bacons Willow far superior to any am acquainted
with knowing the merits of the machine are generally
known il will be immediately introduced.
J.E. JAMES Oyerseer OF Cardins, AT Stark Minis
also have Wool Picker Of which VIII sublon one OF
several letters received from lhose using them
The Picking Machines had OF for wool are very much
liked One OF them Is used for worsted wool and we are
perfectly satisfied that opens the wool better and breaks
The staple less any picker have tried The Other
i used for filing wool ans equally satisfied that on
short fine and cott.d woods il 10 efficient than Tue
Scotch Picker which, until tried yours was the best
we could find. ALEA WhShi.
apl lawD&Wn Supt Lo"eII NJ W.
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NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER,
EOR APRIL, (No. 4, vol IV COMMUNICATE |, Operation
Il OF Mortgage after acquired PROPERTY Trade
Marks Restraint of Trade Infants Necessares5 Let
rrs of Administration relating bacs-Reports Chancellor
Waworth's Court-Green " Hicks Creditors BIlIEx-
anination-V c. Ssudford's Court-Thompson and Wife
vs. Executors of Carmichaelbrngng sdvancemen,s into
hochpet-Supreme Court-McLaren Hartford FIRE IN
surance Co. insuabe inerest-N Y Common Pleas, Peck
v. Taylor, observation-disclosures Common Pleas-Lu-
cas- Ensgn-Duies Of deputy Town Clerk-Steee vs.
HYDE and anoher-removal OF cause from Justices Court
English recently decided in Lord Lyndbuss Court
Master of the Rols-oueen's Bench-Exchrquer. &C
Published at Il Ann st. N YntS per annuIn (in ADVANCE
nSl 2,is. SAMUEL OWEN, Editor.
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Boston aurtion Sales.

by y. p. ds q. RICH, I'll Broad.sGee,, opposite
ID Fosters wharf. Boston
On Wednesday, April Is.
800 CASES Boors SHOES AND BRoeA ANS LEATHER, SKINS
&c-Soe and Upper Leather Calf Lining Binding Kid and
Morocco and other Shoe stock.
Liberal advances made consgnmenls OF Leather for
anrton Or private ssla m2Ita1S
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NEw.yORK FORM BOOK

NETWORK FORM BOOK
A ND INTEREST TABLES-conlainingc complete Forms
"A for the transaction all the routine Of business betwen
and requiring the execution OF papers, together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto; Also Ton
pete aierest Tables Discount Tables Scaning and Tim
Der Measure Cubics OF Square Timber &c nc
For sale BY HUNTINGTON SAVAGE, ZIG r. Nl-st
ANOTHER NEW MAP OF THE o. STATES.
lust PUBLISHED. q new and beautiful pocket Map OF
Canals and Stage Roads with full Tables Of Distances
forming complete guide through the Union-esing The
valuable OF iIs Kind ever punIIgsa rrGe 81.
For sale whole sale and retail, By J. DISTURNELL,
uSl luz bfodoVaY.
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General Notires.

One brig. unknown. Wind NV.
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GRANITE SHEETINGS-lo cases Sc inch bleaebed
UGrsrite Co. sheetingI this day received For sale by
al EESAITH co. 80 Pinest
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5ituafions, &r. Dantso.

/ ayANTED-By two respectable Young Women, with
good CITY .eer-uceons who has lived TWO wears in
her last plsce good washer and roner and plain
cooking-he other do chamber sewing or rurs
ing None Feed apply but hose ofa good family Apoly
| at 80 2d-avsnue al p,
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Books.
WORKS ON GARDENING, 60.
PUBLISHED BY WILEY L PUTNAM, Isl Broad


ATREArIsE ON LANDSCAPE GARDENING: ap-
MED 10 North America with the improvement OF
country residences Comprising historical ro,ces and gee
cra principles OF he directions for ayng cur grouno
and arranging plsa;aons description and cultivation OF
hardy decorative papieris 10 the hcrse and
younds formation Of pieces artificial flower gar
deus etc. with remarks Rural Architecture New ed-
with large additions and improvements and many
snd beautiful Illustrations. By A J. Downing large
vol 5yo IS 81
Nothing has been omitted ;hs, il The leas; contribute
20 full and analytical development OF he subject; and be
ofa in the most lucid order and with mu- persPicu
inv ard grsre ofdctionr Democratic Review.
GARDENING FOR LADIES: ard Companion to The
Flower Garden. Being alphabetical arrangement Of al
the Ornamental plants usually grown IN gsdens and shrub
berries; with iu directions for their culture BY Mrs Lou
doc. First American from the second London edition
Revised and edited BY A. Downing. thick vol limo.
WIKI e1gravrFs representing the processes OF grating bud
ding, lsyering. &c sc. Al so
"A truly charming WORK, written with simplicity and
clesrness sGecideiy the best work the subject and
We strongly recommend II 10 our far eounnyw as
work they ought to b. without y Courier.
THE FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA;
the culture. propagation and management In the garden
and orchard OF generally; with descriptions OF
sl the finest varieties OF iruiI naive oeigr. c1uvned
in the gardens OF shis country Illustrated with numerous
Sixth edition. ready. thick vol with several ergrsv
ngs 81 So spendld edition il large svo TO match the
authors other works) - 81.
This is valuable practical work and every orchardst
AID every should possess himself Of ts stores
DESIGNS FOR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, sdap;sd to
North America. including Elevations and Plans Of the
Buildings and Designs for laying gu; Grounds. BY A. j.
sses6a s aa rsy IL. IvG with very nea'
THE 'Cottsge R-sidences have been equslly
wetimed and happily done. Country gentlemen no long
limited the designs OF uneducsted carpenters
erecting agreeable cottages in variety OF styles suited
location scenery Even IN the Yves; and South
there already many striking cottages aud villas ou,
wholly part from Mr.. Downiug's designs; and In the
suburbs of some OF TIE cities most OF the residences
modified moulded after the hints thrown OUT in this
work" al
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r r. w TowSsExp. secre'sriss' ALL
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Total Policies in IL mos 1929 Total. $50 o.
ROBT. L. Pate RSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. n. LORD, Agent
JAS STEWART, NJ D. No. Bond-sl Medical Examiner
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sACRED ,IUsIC sOCIETY-
mo COTTON MANUFACTURERS and hose IN

surfing theul-lt has long been de'rabe with cotton
manufacturers 10 obtain machine prepare cotton that
shall be les, Objectionable dangerous Of hre from c.
ton as nearly all the mills that have been buried
hny- been fred these machines. The subscriber feels
confident the machine k- offers TO the public there Rs
ue danger from fire csrding mAchine and la
properties as Willow Picking Machine IS much before
suy IN in New Eugsnd rs il lakes lees power lees re-
pair will produce work clean the cotton mueh oeer
and nor. simple in construction, and will convey he cotton
$50 feet from the machine, Il dessbe The cotton Is so
perfectly separated hs it affords The dirt the gtesestae'
y OF and very much assists the
operation succeeding machines There Is some % or
more IN operation IN the best ILLS in New Ensnnd-as
Lowell Manchester Ssco and Norwich.
EDMUND BACON, Sup't Elliott Mills,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-09

IN Old Customer. Officer Socket vescr-
day afternoon arrested John McAlecse, on the
charge of stealing two salt cups and six small
plates, the property OF john q. WiImot, Bal
tmore-st., near Gay. He is also charged with
attempting to kill a large Newfoundland dog,
which was confined in the yard, by cutting her
throat with penknlfe. He was found by a
young man who lives with Mr.. Wilmot, in the
kitchen, with the above articles in his posses
sion. Justice Egerton fully committed him
for trial at the May term of the City Court
Fire. The alarm of fire about o'clock, on
Friday night, was caused by the burning of an
unoccuped two story brick house i'll Caroline
street, near Eastern Avenue, the property Of
the widow Holmes. The fire department was
soon upon the ground, and succeeded in sub
DUNG the flames with but triAing damage TO
the building. 1t is supposed to have been the
work OF an incendlary.
Charge Of Theft. Officer League yesterday
arrested German boy, named Matthias alias
John Vim. krause, charged with breaking in
to the cabin of q canal boat in the Back Basin
and stealing a quantity Of zinc therefrom -
He was committed for further examination
by Justice c. C. Egerton.
Committed. John Woods, charged with as
| sauting James Ballard, was taken into custe-
dy yesterday, by officer Stayton, and commit
Tea 10 jan by Justice EgertoR.
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OREeoN. MIR. Wmdham Robertson, Jr., oil
Virginia, has Just published an interesting vol
ume upon the SUBJECT of Orcgon-contalnIng
IAN account of the condition of the Oregon
Territory, 1t soil, climate and geographical po-
siton--tugelher with a statement OF the claims
OF Russia, ) pain, Great Britain and the United
States; accompanied by Map, prepared by
the author" We have merely looked over a
few page Of this work, but intend to give it
40 attentive perusal 1t appears to embrace
all the official documents and other imforma-
ton necessary to give the reader clear under
standing OF the precise nature of the rights to
the territory claimed by the United States and
Great Britain; and as tho conflicting claim Of
the two countries may yet lead to fearful con
sequences, 1t would be well for every American
citizen to make himself couversant with their
nature, that ho may form a correct judgment
az to their validity, The work is beautifully
printed in large type, and viii no doubt be
much sought for during the present excitement
about the Oregon Territory. 1t is for sale, we
presume, in the bookstores.
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ANOTHER REvoLurIoN IN MEXICO Yuca,an
declared Independent. We announced few
days ago, on the authority of letter from
Campoachy, to the Spanish paper al New Or
leans, that revolution was contemplated at
Yucatan, in consequence of reputation, by
the Mexican Government, Of the treaties en-.
tered INTO with Yucatan by Santa Anna. Later
in oligence shows that that province has abso'
lutely declared itself Independent of the Next
can authority, in consequence of the bad faith
Of that government, and is now a separate re-
public Yucatan is one Of the finest pro vince
in Mexico. Its population is nearly 100000
which IS exceeded by only three other depart
Inents out OF the twenty-five composing the
whole country.
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Amcruon NcpubIi, on,
MONDAY MORNING. ~" Q 1916.

.,,I,.,. ,......t int, committee of
a.I, and resumed ,l, or,,.o, deba,e
..L4.h ..,, d,,on.soa ~, yarioue ,ne,o5ers unit
..,,, ,,,,o,,,t Confident that our readers
., E,lo ahon, tina dsL,,o. We throw aside
...., c,,,s,o,oJsot,. latter Z, make room Co,.
ac,;,,h,y i,no,,,,o, co-rosn,ndcncc transmit
t,3,,,hs jI,,,,c al,jng tha div nv the presi-
a.n. II viii he ea,DA on, t,,. frs, oare The
vote will prob,bIr he taken in the House To-
raw. Ok, the resolution q,vinr Great Britain
the proposed notice OF our Intention to annul
fine ,Dil. oaang,rc., o. OREGON. What effect
.,,s corrrsoondsDcc VIII have on the votes Of
,nnmhers rer,l;u. 70 y, +acu.
GaMPERANcC. Hy s"nn ''Ea importance
Is considered too d'V % S,.J, m'liL l'elr
combinations and hence they viii neither at
tend tomper1a"e Lectures nor ro1d au7 thing
rh,cn may be written ~ taPor % iii" cause --'
We wish TIE; we r'l!1 rteY"i uppn al! such
iareong To road YoiamA recently published by
NossFs, Hrta.a ana Simon, Philadelphia. en-
utied, 81 tie Wars rom IEcrSeHd fcar5. be-
log connected history of the various efforts
made l. suppress the vice Of Intamp@lance in
ai ages Of laa world; iroW tho foundation o.!
tie class OF NarGari'ce, by Moss, to the n>,i-
ta'tOn OF tho Ordc; @. The Sons vi Temperance,
inc!usiye--wIth . full account Of the origin,
progress, and present prospects o. the latter in
a,itulio1. Tie authors Of this valuable volume
- p -
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GRAND FlREMEN's BALL

IA Nfn ~ Nv - SLE> f. V LENt F1iS :, COMP A.
Al NY beg leave respectfully 10 inform the citizens
OF Baltimore that their Third Annual Ball will take
place at WASHINGTON HALL on TUESDAY
EVENING, Feb. l7l!I, 1876. The managers fl Ute,
themselves that all who 90 cannot fail to be- pleased
They will use their bes efforts TO m kr this one Of
the best Balls of the sou, and in addition 10 the
amount of pleasure anticipated the Company have
prepared splendid Gold Head Cane, TO he presented
10 JAS q. Law, Esq FIX President Of the Complpy.
EN CUTIVE CnMNITTTE.
= W. DuKEHART, john PETERS,
J. NJ. HOLLOWAY, WAsBINGTuH HopppR
w. II. u. Fuss ELBAuGH.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
JAS. o. Law, A. p SkUTr
G. p. KANE.
MEcHANIcAL-A. Brash ars, J p. Dukehart.
UNloN-G. W, Brown, w. ". Waite.
FRIENDsHP-P. Riley. Jr., G. Brewer,
DEPTFnRD-R. A. McAhi,ter, d. e. Harrison.
BIBERTY-Dav'd Anderson, Il r. Cummins.
VIGILANT-Edmuud Mitchell II b. jones.
Nsw MARKET-J. K. jones, ChaS. Mcdonald,
CoLuMBIIN-H w. :. Evans Howard.
FIRST BALTIMORE. g. Waller, w. Fl AnnilsGe
UNTED-John Shamburg Thns. Davidson.
FRANKLIN Jas. Young, Rnht Scott,
WAsHINGTnS-P, Y Turfeld. Il A Hunt.
PATAPsCo Henry Mil or. q. c. Dunn.
Howard Elijah Carson, w. Helm
WATCHMAN-Il f. liarLOn, Eli Bishop.
LAfAYETrE-Wm. Deviere, Samuel Bowen.
f.Qd
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n3-LEUTTREs ON GEOLOCy. nv nvi,,,io,


V3- LECITRES ON GEOLOGY. By invitation
OF many cttiZrns Of Baltimore, Prot SILLIMAN vii
WIZ this Guy ain and repeat The course OF Geology
which he gave hctc in March, 1874.
Various additional Illustrations, all of them anpro-
P'he a." u'ant iu ana some OF thrin large VIII al
staining me facsIhg I6enrv and the t,sef,I mnI,ca
tons Of Geology
An Introductory lecture free 10 the pubcl will
he g,yr4 IN GALyER HAIL at half past O'Clock,
Plan or rur Couasr.
To consist of en- Lectures extensive of the int,o.
ductorv.
In each lecture some interesting ,onc intej,ipbl.
hy itself will he ti,cus.ed
Terms Single ticket et
Gentlrua, and ladv r
Additional members of same family cocb .
Admission for a single evening 80 -.
Three lectures in a week, on alternate evenings
say Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at half past 7
O'Clock.
For aing!e admission paym"ni may be made to the
Jaltor all oher persons are expected to have tickets.
Places where tickets may be obraiued-N. TICK
and at The door (so -
---------
o. 1t is a fact worthy Of notice, that Nassrs
BhtNE & co. 81 South ST. sold on Saturday last
the first and second capital prize in the small Fry
Inttery drawn in 1hi; CITY, This makes the 9Th Time
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TENHE POPULAR; E.UGIEnS FIRM OF
EMORY co pTnmise 10 answer by return
matt amt nay the postage both says on all orers tor
h"iiefy IirkctH. that may be directed to their well
known Prize Office, opposite Barntln'
{Q5- The firm Of EMOR, n co has been es;ab-
Ished rs lottery firm in The three pr eipa cities of
the mon for III" last forty lers and j, now known
from M line 10 G otg t. AZ the old st and most cele-
brated Lottery firm in The United States.
O. Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY for benefit of
SUI quFhanna Canal. class 6. for 1886 To BE- drawn
at Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1916. IS
number LOttefV---lA Ratio E
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JEW AMERICAN NOVEL. sc.

L
TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
d. ), and Jnrvs' Suiiding, North street
CLAIBORNE, TIE REBEL.-A Romance of Nav
land under the Proprietary, by w. IL. Ca,retttr
ESQ of this city. This is an interesting focal
Rnmance-price % cents.
GODEi = LADY'S BOOK, for Feb'y. This hand.
some nunhPr cont ins two splendid englaviugs
and colored + lShion Plate, with the usual amount
of original matlrr-price % cents, subscription
81 year.
THE KNiCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE Gor Feb. 20
THE ECLEC nc MAGAZINE for F, bIua,y-a
valuable miscellany IF rimeign literature, SO
HUNT'S MERCHANTS MAGAZINE TOR Feb.
ponuIar and useful commerciai monthly. 50
LIVING AGE, No 81 Tor tins We, K, COMPRISING
the usual variety Of elrgint iitrratu,e, &c. l2I
LIFE IN LONDON, No. > This mnch looked
for No. ot truly thrilling rnmance. issued, Ili
THE WHO VS. W NIX. or Mystery of Giimp, y.
JOHNS ALIVE, or The Bride OF Ghost, by VIM
T. Thompson, Esq aet'o- of Major Jones,
Courtship Sc, with an ilustration this no.
pular tale is just published III hook 0ru loI
Also, all the WEEKLY NEW SrAPERS of Rus
ton, New York and Philadelphia with rve,y new
cheap Publication of the various publishers a. soon
as issued, for sale whole ale and retail by
TAYLOR. WILDE 4 Co,
Printers, Publishers ana Boosselprs,
Jarvis's Buildings North ct.
0l5- The WEEKLY herald, &c. for sale this
on the a rival Of the cars. .. 1t
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DISASTERS ON LAKE ERIE. A summary of
the disasters on the Lake, for lS45, shows 60
lives lost, 36 vessels ashore, 90 others total
wrecks, and 4 sunk, and an aggregate of $780,
900
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THE POWER OF STEAM. A letter was re-
ceiyed by the last steamship, at the missionary
ROOMS in Boston, from the American missiona-
iss ia China, just two months after date.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-09

no INTERESTING LECTURES Dir. Ho,L1cy
will deliver ONE COURSE Of his celebrated Lectures
on "THE ORIGIN OF LIFE,' Or Philosophy and
Physioo Dry of Reproduction in Plants and Animals
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, FEB. Oh in the
Piunbe Gallery, pos fillmore strret-to be comprt
ed on the two following evenings. Each Lecture
made complete Of itself
FOX GENTLEMEN ONLY! youths not admit
ted Single Lecture so cents; tickets for the three
Si. Doors open at 7, commence at u O'Clock.
iust-ated by the whole of his 10 ANATOMICAL
MODELS, OF the Male and Female systems com
pCte in every particular the new being every stage
with Diagrams, &c. a3-This will BE- the only course
DR.. II bei1g on his way to Philadelphia.
~ b. DR.. HOck's Book on the origin of Life
with 10 cOiored plates, may be hal nj the Lecture
Room, or of the Booksellers, price 5l.00. The only
strictly scientific and popular work this important
subject, ever published.
Barnu IS Hotel, Feb. 7th. fe7-2t
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LECTURE BY THE Rev john 2. DoNRLAN. The Sc
eond lecture of the course in behalf of the young
Catholic Friends Society,"" will he delivered, this
evening, by the Rev John P DoneIan, in the Calvert
Hall. Subject-"The Arts aud Sciences ander the
influence Of Catholicity,n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-09

LINEN AND LItEN GO d. GENERALITY
nE ftcHtDOW NE.Y q co. have received.
MAE direct from one OF the psst mauufactories i'm
II land a fun supply Of LINEN GOODS, and having
been purchased a, such advantageous rates tina, will
enal'e tiira :" furnish thr customers with LINEN,
wa,ru"tea aH fS, at such prices that ranaot fail to
ave sati faction They came 81, "a o., 1874 and
MA !IEEN SBEEriNG, from 81 To 81 inch; Bolster
and Pillow case LINEN; 8 3 axi0, l9vi0, l0xla,
lOxl3, 20 l6 1920 and 1924 TABLE CLOTHS; Da-
mash and Diaper Table Linen. in great variety; Dia-
pc, and tamask NAPKINS, from low rriecd 10 SUI
prime; Birds eye Russia and Scotch DIAPER, Rus
sia rash; German Rolls; Stair Damash with full
assortment ut a. Irish Shiling LIEN, from low
priced u sulefhue Hous. keeper and others want
Ing superior article of the above sOocs, would do
well to examine their stock bef'rr purchasing else
where. I63 BAITINORE STREET
ies Between Calvert and Light.
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THE MUSEUM. The thrilling drama of the "IIut OF
the ned Mountain, or the Gamblers Fate" will be
performed for the last time at the Saloon this even
ing, the manager being forced to lay it aside to make
nom for other novelties now in active preparation.
In addition 10 the diana, new American piece call
ed the "Forest Rose" will be enacted for the first
time in tins city. 1t is said TO be production of great
interest,
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LECTURE ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. DR.. Holck
will commence a Of his celebrated lectures on
the "Orign of Life,'' this evening, in the Plumbe
Daugernan Gallery, No. soj Baltmore-st The lee
lures will be illustrated by the whole of his Is Anato-
mical Models Of the Male and Female SYSTEMS
These lectures should be pa,ronzed by every sincere
ennnirer nfler truth.
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CASH FOR NHGROES,

&C. The highest market price will be given for
HkeiyyOung NEGROES, thai are slaves for life Ar
ply at llabbcrsctt's Washington Hotel. Pratt street
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is permanently located All communications
will be pronpty attended to.
fed I'm WILLIAM UARKFR
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ARRlNEIl.

"ardu' hly!and, liuwts, 10 days from Boston
a. cargo 10 NsooFn q Whtffge'
"nE 'Uthii"h, handerman IRON porto c belle
- ~ dlH i-aeuayra I'h uit Coffee hides and indigo.
:" T. w Hiune sons. LgtL at the former place
'ine lows, bnwy, from and tm Boston III II
,sI1ei,d' n"th'"S' lf"hl -. 1hoS for oston
- lays. az the later. ha'qne ruette, Kelly,
De1' TARA, Just arrived; schr Cypress, Walker, from
Wnlsi"g,o'1 oisS, srOSG ON INST off Pont No Point
brls Con+ls'2' iialhotn, IL days from Matanzas,
| mnidsscs aud fruit, 10 Weld L. SeaVrr. Len l5ik
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POPULAR LECTURES The ninth Lecture of the
course, in the EngIi Lutheran church, Lexington
street, will be delivered this evening, by the Rev'd T..
Yates Reese Subject: ''Woman, her moral and re-
loious susceptihilities.D
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CO The Executive Committee of the INDEPEN
DENT FIRE COMPANY respectfully beg leave tc
inform he citizens Baltimore, that their Third An
nu1l Ball will take place at Washington Hail on
TUESDAY, l7lh February, 1916.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
= NJ. Dukehart, Washington Hopper,
J. NJ, Holloway, John Peters
W. II. g. Fusselbaugh, fp3 Z,