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Mg ERTY0s. TELANKETs, F5.ANVN11S
I'VE CT IAKLyGI, sc. Il. McELDOWNEY s.
Co have on hFnf and offer for sale at Mt the lowest
possible prices large and well selected stock of the
abova goods with general assortment o. Dress Silks
Mouselin dc Lane, Cashmere, Linen Goods, Velvets
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods &c.
1863 Baltimore street.
d29 Between Calvert aud Light.
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JAZZ ELIAS HALE, ll2 Batim5re street.

AHALVANiC RINGS! GALVANlC RlNGSM
VIZ warranted the genuine English Ring, of a supe-
finish, received this day large lot, which will be
sold by the single Ring or dozen, by GABRIEL d.
CLARK, Water street, second door from Calvert St,
who has also received large assortment of new
JEWELRY and WATCHES, d23
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a hPI0N. The Subscriber has on hand a supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. j. w. w. GORDON.
No, 1872 West Pratt stieCt,
ol3eo opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
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FNHAiksi N3BTRCtG-WANTE DAILY-CIerxs,
A- hook keepers, bar Keepers, POrters for store
English Teacher, Coachmen; OstIers; Wngonr-g;
oVerseersi % iab0rGrs; Agents; 20 Cooks, Washers,
and Itonersi Char" bermaids; Wet and Try Nurses;
travelling Maids; SeamslressAa House keepers, end
anumher of other situations to numerous to mention
and 100 valuable To lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to- servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations
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M Y, FORNEY, Proprietor,
Thn.,.,,, SO, A,,,,tI,,z...-,,

No. 81 Eutaw-st., cor. Clay St Baltimore.
For sale by J. d. stewart, cor, Hanover and Cam
den-sts; Lar0que, corner Baltimore aud Harrison SITS;
~ ~ hoOlnson corner Of Gay and Saratoga sis j. b.
SianSDury, Thames street, f. p; WisGman \ Wr0th,
Lightst opposite Dix s. Fogg's lotc Sawyer, corner
Piatt and Paca SIS; j. Perkins & Brother, conner
Lrahkln and Greens trcets; G.. Wiseman, corner Of
Baltimore AID Cove streets.
r5- The Patentee, Or. l.. may be consulted Mt his
office. No 80 COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spring. OsO.eoIv
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01tN W. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
y fAYETrE-sT', adjoining Assembly Rooms. iaI-i2
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HNOAL-CoAL-COAL GiEsE s. SONS
" COAL YARD, Spears Wharf, where may be
had al the lowest cash prices, ANTHRACITE C0Al.
i'll all varieties, selected from tho best mines-amOGg
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entLVEIE SPOONS, SILVER SPOONS.
~ ritannia Ware, Casters, Cake Baskets, Gold
and Silver Pencil Gases, Sp"ctacles, Levi Browns
Steel Pens, with variety Of Jewelryfor sale l0wby
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
dig second door from Calvert.
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UNAMrMrY. The official organ at Wash
ington insists, that unanmity is the moral pre-
paration needed in the present crisis of our
foreign relations We think that this unan-
nifty exists to an unexampled extent amongst
the people, however it may be in the house of re-
personalities. We do not know a single individ-
ual who is not in favor of compromise of the
Oregon dispute; and we have the assurance of
Senator Haywood, that the President is also
in favor Of a compromise. And how stands
the question in the Senate' With the excep-
ton orsome three or four Senators who have
taken their stand on Sd 40, that the whole
body is, we believe, perfectly satisfied to take
40 as the basis of settlement. Why, then, is
not compromise effected? Bhe Union sup
poses that negotiation will progress more ia
Vorlbly, when we shall present ourselves arm
ed to the teeth; but this is mistake. The
Government and people of Great Britain pos
sess too much of our own blood and DISPOSE.
ton to be inundated into terms, or yield al
inch to threats. Our ornaments therefore
mast be made, not with the hope that we car
frighten England into submission, but with a
view to our own protection, should it become
necessary to fight. We would build addition
al war steamers and increase the number Of
our army, at an expense, if necessary, of TWEEN
ty or thirty millions of dollars, and levy take.
forthwith for the payment of interest on loans
that may be required. But we would not a.
dept these measures with the remotest hope
that they would change in the least, the poll.
cy of Great Britain They should be adopted
lest we should bungle into an unnecessary war.
The editor of the Union must be dull of sight
and Of hearing too, if he is unable to discern
the unanimity which prevails throughout the
land in favor of preserving peace. Let him
traverse the streets of our cities, or seek the
cultvator of the soil, and ask public opinion
on the subject of a war for Oregon, and he will
not find single intelligent individual who i:
not opposed to it. Ask the tax payer whether
he will consent to be taxed to defray the ex.
penses of war with England for "the whole
Of Oregon or none," and he will promptly re-
ply in the negative. He is content with the
line which was approved by all preceding ad
ministratons, and even by President Polk and
can see no necessity for stretching our claim:
to more territory at the risk Of ruin to his
country.
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FHNO THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE!
IL NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
WILL BE OPENED
ON MONDAY, MIR CHI 3Oth, at
~ NJ WI ~ SDD T.


Nc. IS N. CHARLES STREET.
When the subscriber wOnld respectfully invite the
Ladies to examine large and extensive assortment
OF RICH PARIS GOODS, which have been selected
with much care, from the latest Spring ImpOnatons,
OF the richest and most fashionable Goods that have
been manufactured for the Paris, London and New
York markets
1t is the intention of the unders,g ned, TO keep
large and well selected stock of such goods as are
suited TO the most fashionable city trade; and shall
add TO his assortment, new and desirable goods as
fast as they appear in the New York market
Also, full assortment of such goods as are want
ed for family use. Below have enumerated a few
articles, to which would call particular attention.
RICH DRESS SILKS-Rich Silks, new styles;
wide blk. Watered Silks blk. Silks; lining Silks sc.
BARAGES-Rich Ombre striped Barages; do do do
Balzarines; Trover, nRes Lawns; Paris Marquesans;
do Jaconets; French and Scotch Ginghams; Light
Prints, sc.
SHAWLS-Rch Barage Shawls; do Hernanna do;
Printed Cashmere Shawls; Canton Grape do; fancy
Scarfs for the neck, &C., Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
LINENS, &c.--44 Irish Linens; Linen Damask
Table Cloths; Danask Napkins
FANCY ARTICL Hernanna Shaws; do Scarfs;
beautiful Paris Scars; Gloves, Hosiery Swiss Insert
ings, &e. sc.
07- The above, with many styles not mentioned,
mh26-2w b. WOOD, JR.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE,
W No, 2f6 BALTIMORE STREET

II neaTIy Opposite Hanover,
The subscriber has just received and is now open
ing, a part of his Spring supply of CARPE TING,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH MATING, &C., consisting
in part of super Saxcny, Velvet and Brussels; Impe-
rial Three-pIys; extra super, super6ne and fine In
grains Royal Damask; twilled and plain Venetians;
Floor Oil Cloths, of all widths, suitable for halls and
rooms, 34, 4-4,5-4 and 4; white, check and fancy
Mating, GA, and II 4; Fancy Drugget; Hearth
Rugs; Table and Piano Covers, &c. SC.
Most of the above goods have been manufactured
expressly to order, and adapted TO the city and
country retail trade. He has also on hand, large
assortment Of low price CARPETING-to all of
which he invites the attention Of persons in want,
either for their own use or TO sell again, assuring
them that he will dispose OF his goods on as favor
Bile terms the article can be procured in this
or any of tho Eastern markets.
RICHARD DUVALL,
No. 2S6 Baltimore street,
mh26lw ri nearly OpposteI Hanover.
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VHVHE MUTUAL BENEFIT

n LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF which ROBERT l.. PATTERSON is President, and
BENJAMIN G. MILLER is Secretary, No. IL WALL
STREET, New York, is much more advantageous
than any other
LIST. All those assured enjoy equal privilege in pro-
portion to the amount of assurance.
I'd. The profits of the Co are divided annually
among the insured.
3d. Three-iosrths of the premium if over fifty dol
lars, will be Loaned TO the insured, if he wish
es ii,
4th Those who prefer it, can pay monthly or quar-
terly.
5h An insurance be made so that the sum in
sured will be paid on attaining specified age
or sooner in the event of death.
The above with many other advantages eHHmer-
ated IN the Prospectus, commend it TO universal ia
vor. Those in Baltimore wishing to avail themselves
Of its benefits, will find Prospectus at the ew
Bookstore of George F. Adams & Co. No. 1868 Balti-
more street. Those in the District of Columbia, at
the office of the Agent, 9TH street. opposite the Pa
tnotic Bank. The success of the Co. is without a
parallel, ll72 policies issued in months the pre-
miums on which amount to Sl05,932 %.
J. G. LEWIS, Agent,
mha6-eolm' 9TH street, Washington d. C.
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D'AUBIGNE-FOURTH VOLUME.
M NJ TAYLOR & ca

w PUBLIEH THIS DAY
The 4th volume of D'Aubgne's History OF the
Great Reformation, in cheap form, only l2l
The Book of Paradise, or a Remedy for the Blue
Devils, edited by the eccentric Matthew Mer-
lyman. The only edition published. 25
Litteil's Living Age, No. go 1911
Payde's Unlversum, new series. Nos l, 2 and
now ready Each number contains four
steel engraVings from new plates, 25
Rose Marie, or the GogO Family, 37t
Remarkable Criminal Trias-Harper's new Mis-
celIany, so
Typee, residencei in the Marqaeses, by H. Mel
vile, vols. 37l
My own Home and Fireside, being illustrations Of
the speculations of Martin Chuzzlewit so
3-A the Magazines for April.
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
Nos. A, and 6 Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
93-W. 7. * Co. offer great inducements 10 the
trade as they are enabled to sell publishers lowest
cash prices. 1t
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'RoMrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM OF
CLEARED


Brig Noble, Walker, Rio de Janeiro and a m
Corner & Sons.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, Savannah, ] K Rand all :
Schr Jno. Murray, DeVeraux, st John, N B,
s. Kellogg.
schr Caroline, Blithens, Ponce, P x, Within
schr e. E. Stevens, Briggs, New York, JOh1
Brown.
schI John Emory, Wood, Alexandra, Rose,
rill * Co.
Steamer Pocahontas, Hoing shead, PetersburI
Richmond,
ARRIVED,
Brig Dover, Perciva, 8 days from Boston, arso
cargo, to Osborn & Whitrdge.
Brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, from Boston, asst
cargo, 10 t Whtridge s. Co.
Sehr Dread, Bibber, 30 days FIN Eastport, her
and grindstones, to w Gunnison.
Schr Tiger, Perry, 10 days from Charleston, cd
and rice.
Schr Zeno bia, Brown, 4 days from Charleston
ton and rice, to K Randall. Came into the O.
yesterday evening in co. with brig Sabao, from
tanzas. Spoke ODD, off Cape Hatteras, barque HI
Sanner, from Orleans for Baltimore.
Schr Gen. Washington, Ridgaway IL days
Charleston, cotton and rice, to T r Matthews.
Sehr OnecO, Crowell, from Bos ton, asst'd car!
I Whitridge & Co.
Schr Maria, Wroten, 8 days from Newbern N
lumber and naval stores, to Corner s. Sons.
Schr Amelia, Terry, 3 days from N York, asso
cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Frances Hallett, Snaley, from Phadelp
mdse. to A Shrivsf.
Schr. ChaRceford, Bennett, from Philadelp
mdse. to w Crawford, and White & Elder.
Schr John ROwlstt, Moore, from Richmond, NJ
THAN coal.
schr Olympia, -, from Port Walthall, Cl
Hill coal.
Sehr Eliza Ann, Olive, from Richmond coal.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, FIN Philadelphia
TO ]. A. Shriver.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
thing.
Steamer Ericsson, Green, from Philadelphia, n
to ]. A. Shriver.
CONF UP-ShiP Ellerslie, from below.
SAILED this moming-Ship Schiller, Johan
Bremen, lin tow of steamer Patapsc0D barque
ster, Taylor, Boston; brig Eleanor, Brown, Savan
and from below, barque Juniata, Blanchard, Lon
with all the smaller crafts that were there ancht
MEMORANDA.
Barque Mary, Ruckie, for Baltimore, sailed
B ath 18th.
Barque J. w. Paige, Taylor, for Balti more, ID,
reported cleared) sailed from Boston 2lst inst.
Barque Maryland, Crowell, from Baltimore, ar
at Boston 22d inst. Brig Joseph Balch, Halett,
at do. 23d for Baltimore.
Brig Ariel, Hopkins, from Baltimore, arrive
Falmouth, Jam.-nO date. 'u
Brig Columbia, Coffin, for Baltimore, to sail
day, was leftat Porto Cabello LIST inst.
Sehr John G. Calhoun, BabsoH, from BaItinor,
rived at Lubec 18th inst. +o
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& CO. ..
AT HOMR TUIS WEPK

u AT HOME THIS WEEK
AS we promised so we performed. We sold
week four good prizes and numerous small Cd
amounting in all to near So, 600, and many are n
rejoicing that they called at our lucky Office. Let
who wish to be in the full enjoyment of wealth, u
the following splendid schemes and secure the pfi
at our lucky Office without delay.
THURSDAY-Captal Sl7,500, S., 900, 81, 1000,
Of 81 500, SC. rs Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tick
IS, shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capi,als 81, 900, o., 900, 10 of 81 900,
66 Nos - drawn ballots. Tickets case.
SATURDAY-FOr the benefit of the Frederick
male Seminary Capital prize $4,000. Tickets
halves SO cts; qIs IS eta. We will sell in this favor
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 wholes fer Q
halves 81; quarters $3.50; eighths $l.75 The risk
package is small, and can draw the four high
prizes. ..t
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries
the Package, single ticket, or share, be sure and
rect your orders TO the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY co.
No. South Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore street
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SPLENDID ENGLISH PICTORIAL NEWS
y PAPERS-Weekly Dispatch, London Watch
man, Punch, sc. Received per the Hibernia Also,
the Columbian Magazine for April, containing SUI
perb plate, worth the price Of the No alone and Pa
ris Fashions csored. price 25 cts. Graham's Maya
zine, rich No. price Csc. Ransomed Bride, thrill
ling story, Csc. Rose Marie the Gogo Family 37k
Living Age, No. SO, l2s cts. Chambers Edinburgh
Journal for February, 81 50 per year. Received by
WILLIAM N. HARRISON,
PatemOster Row,
mha6 No. Jarvis Building, No l North-st.
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"EMSTITCHED LINEN CAMB. HDKFS.
Nh K McEl,DOWNEY s. co. have received an
invoice of Linen Cambria Hdkfs., purchased much
advance from cost. Persons wanting such goods,
would do we'll to examine them
mh25 No, 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
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Amcritan Republic an,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. %, 1916.

PpEypENT's MESSAGE. The message sent
NV the President to the Senate in reply to
resolution passed by that body, will be found
in another part of ts-days paper. 1t is a
calm and digni6ed document, patriotic and in
GOOD taste. 1t recommends nothing that is
not proper, under the circumstances, to be
done. Our relations with England and Next
co are in an unsettled condition. and it IS i'm
possible to foresee what may be the result 1t
is known that Mexico has assumed threaten
inr posture, and that Great Britain has made
warlike preparations on an extensive SCALE
In such condition of things however much
disposed our government may be to preserve
peace, (and the President avows such to be his
dispositlon,) it is an indispensable duty to make
some preparations for defence, lest war should
come upon us unexpectedly, and find us in a
HELPLESS condition. Great Britain cannot con-
slider the recommendations in this message as
of a belligerent character-on the contrary,
she could not expect that this country would
remain perfectly supine and Indifferent to the
issue Of the pending dispute, whilst she was
engaged in buclSling on the armor of war
Our citizens are emgratng to Oregon in great
numbers, and an increase Of military force
would be required for their protection, if for
no other purpose. Military posts should be es-
tablished along this rad, so as to give every
facility and protection to emigrants, and the
laws of the Union should be extended to set
tiers. This is done by England for the securi-
ty of her subjects, and our doing the same can
give no cause Of offence. In regard to Mexi-
CO, we think it probable, that the government
Of that country is awaiting the issue of the
dispute between the United States and Eng
land-that, if war ensue she may aid the lat
ter III striking the blow against us; but if the
discussion terminate amcably, she will no
doubt refraiR from hostilites. 1t is wise pre-
caution to keep an adequate force upon her
borders, that, if necessary, we may give her
such check as will teach her discretion.
We entirely approve of the sentiments and
language Of this message-foI, whilst we are
the decided advocates of an honorable peace,
we would have the country placed in such an
attitude as to be prepared for any event. BY
making the preparations recommended we
shall not retard negotiations, nor throw sim
gle obstacle in the way of the peaccabe set
Element of all difficulties We cannot believe
that two enlightened christian nations will en-
gage in deadly strife for a cause SO trivial as
the portion of the Oregon territory in dispute;
and we therefore hope to find the amicable
sentiments expressed in this message recipro-
Gated by the British government.
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Anew JEwELRY, ......

IN RECEIVED THIS DAY!
Cameo Breastpins; Cameo Bracelets; pink and vel
low Topaz Bracelets; Breastpins TO match; Hoop Ear
rings of the new patterns; gold Guard and Fob
Chains; gold Pencil Cases; Shirt Studs-wh large
variety Of other goods. all new and handsome, at
very low prices. 1y- Store WATER STREET, second
door from Calvert
mha4 [R1 GABRIEL D. CLARK.
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fG7-OIL TAENIN will render boots and shoes per-
fecty impervOus to water, and double their wear
Many wise enough to use tAis article M the be-
ginning of wet weather, and have kept their feet
trely dry without the trouble of wearing shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the time
by the application OF this article, and always have a
beautiful polish.
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and BaltmOre-ss., also al the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison Streets and No. 6. Thames
street, Ii
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ERoUED RENTS WANTED at highest
BOND & GELBACH,

N rates. Apply TO .-.. -
BOND GELBACH,
Real Estate Agents, 40 Second-st.
- FOR SALE-2 very fine Dwellings on Eas,
HfIfA Pratt street, with passages and hack buildings
IHA nearly new, and in desirable neghborhood,
will be sold very cheap.
A large story Dwelling, with back buildings and
deep lot, with stables and carriage houses back sita
ted on Saratoga st near Park, will be sold low, in
fee simple or with ground rent.
ALSO, three large story Dwellings, on Saratoga
ST., near Liberty; | do Cathedral st. genteel "a
story Dwelling on Aisquilh street, near Jefferson st
Exeter ST., Fawn, at Sl4OO. so others Of almost
every size and location and price.
0G-Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call.
Al2o, Farms and Country Seats for sale. Apply to
BOND s. GELBACH,
mh26 Real Estate Agents, 40 Second-st.
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OFFICE OF EMORY N co.

OUDOsIIt DdTHUuI ), Dat, NIu }
03-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF me Md. COnsoli-
dated Lottery class No. 36, for S46: For benefit Of
Snsquehanna Canal.
So &c "A 90 40 4 SO / Ga Sc so 33 II IS 25
50 and g. being the lst and ID drawn Nos each $50
20 and "A, being the Sd and 4t drawn Nos. each CD
and 40, being the 18th and 9th drawn Nos. each 50
IL and 63, being the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos each 40
Sc and 54, being the 9th aad 10Th drawn Nos. 80
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each %
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 10
1t EMORY CO., No. 2 n, Cavert-st.
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YNHE OREGON QUESTION sETTT.El


IL AT LAST. 1t is at last settled beyond DISPUTE
that the only place to get rich is at DOYLE'S capl
tai prize depot: NO. LA Pratt ST., opposite the Rail
road Depot, next to b. adshaw's United States Hotel
where over $3l 900 was distributed during the pasa
week, in sums varying from $4,000 to SlOO Thl
prize list for long time back is much larger tina
that of any other two Offices in the civ n ia onl1
necessary TO tive DOYLE trial in order to prove
the unequalled luck that ever attends his Office
. THURSDAY, capital 1880, tic kels as, share
in proportion o. lTl7- ~ -
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets sas shares
proportion. -
DAY-Capital $4,000. Tickets III: halves s0c. onar
ters % cts. Risk on a package of wholes only slo
halves Sc; quarters 50; eighths 81 80. This is nd
chance for very small risk.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who ny,
chase by the package or quantity. t.-,r
For sale in the greatestvariety oflucky numbers b,
mail or otherwise, addressed to r''
III. DOYLE, No.l44 PYattstreet.
IL lRl Opposite B & o. r. r. Depot,
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DI E D.

...r,..,a D l E d, ..... II
On the 25th inst. EMILY, daughter of Charl,
Rebecca Coleman, aged months and 25 days /.
On the gath inst. HARRIET w. NELSON, da,
OF VIM. Nelson, OF Franklin, Missouri, formd
BoltimOre.
On the 23d inst. ELISHA 3INNrX, aged Sc yea
On the 22d inst. WIN. LNzEY, Jr., in his ;}6u.
On the 18th inst. HENRY PIPE, aged years
months, youngest son of G. w. and Anna Blai
At NJ neral Point, Wisconsin, on the LIST inst
FANNY THOMAS, consort of Philip w. Thoma
daughter of Judge Brewer, of Annapolis, in tn
year of her age.
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NOTICE. In pursuance of resolution pass{
IN by the City Council Of Baltimore, and approv|
by the Mayor, the subscriber gives notice that he sh
apply to the Mayor and Board of Health for pemi
sion to build SLAUGHTER HOUSE, on the pm
perry situated OH Hoffman st. between Ross ST. aI|
Pennsylvania Avenue. OF which, all persons intel
ested, are requested TO take notice.
mhl9-eo2wN [A*1 WIN. H. GOODMAN
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AIM A MAC.
MARCH. Rises Sets Sets Moons Dh,
MARRIED.

On the 10Th ult. by Rev. Henry Doll, w. A.,
NELL, OF York CO., Pa, to Miss CHARITY HEAi
Hartford co., Md,
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A CARD. VERY SUPERIOR NEW FURNI
ATURE, &C., AT AUCTION. The public are
respectfully invited to my Sale of Superior New Fur
nlture, to take place THIS MORNING, at 10 o'cl'k,
at my Ware-rooms, corner of Eutaw and Mulberry
streets Sale positive. s H. !. ELDER
mh26-It THOMPSON s. COVER, Auct