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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE. The
legislature must adjourn on the 10th inst. -
We presume that care will be taken to pass all
revenue bills which may DO required, TO place
sumo payment by the first of October next
This subject should be specially attended to.
We doubt whether any bill will be passed eth
or to call convention, or to take the sense OF
the people upon the Propriety of the measure.
A bill of the latter character should by all
means be passed; for, if there be doubt as to
the feelings of the people upon the subject
the mode proposed is the only one by which
public sentiment car be fairly and distinctly
ascertained. Members may put off the ques-
ton for tho present; but they will be greatly
disappointed if they suppose that it will not
be again presented--we therefore think policy
as well as justice should induce them to autho-
rize a vote to BIZ taken. They may rely on it
that the neglect to do so will create sensa-
ton in Maryland, which will be felt through
out its borders. We iolesee and would pre-
vent this result. We desire to see every thing
done quietly and without unnecessary agita-
ton-and, as the request to have the sense of
the people taken is reasonable and right, we
would earnestly impress upon members the
propiiety Of granting it during the present
session,
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Brig Lawrence Copeland, baker, New Orle
Hooper.
Steamboat Sydney, Mason, Philadelphia,
Thompson s. Co.
SAILED this morning, in tow OF ste meT
ship Rob Roy, DrImmOud, for London; and
of the PatapscO, ship Republic, Lands, for H.
Also from North Point, balquG J. w Paige,
sephine, sChr John Alyne, steamer CO,nnb
all the vessels anchored there during the late :
ARRIVED,
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from Annapolis.
nothing bounG up. Reports ships Rob hoy, a
public at anchor off North Point.
MEMORANDA.
A ship with the letter q. in red sgnal, su
to be the Orpheus, Hill, from New York, (Dec
for Valparaiso, was passed Jan. 81, lat. SO
30 45 w by ship Santiago, at Boston FIN ValpH
Brig Chatham, NickrrsOn, from Bait for L
town, arrived AT Alexandria 2eth ult
Schr. Hope, Arey, from Baltimore for Fra
Me. laden with -four and corn, before repoI
having put into Bermuda ia distress, has bee
demned and sold. The cargo was damaged at
PEI cent and would also be sold. In the gale
18Th Jan. the schr was thrown on her beam en-
rishted again in two or three hours with cOnsir
water in her hold On the following day a sea
ed the vessel, which washed every thing e.
deck, broke the stancheOns, split sails SC; 4
tain then concluded to bear away for Bermuc
the wreck, and arrived at Hamilton on the "a
They had been on allowance of half pint Of
per day since they were capsZed.
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DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK. The Ports.
mouth (Va.) New Era of Friday last says:-
awe rejoice to inform our readers that the
daily line Of steamboats, between this place and
Richmond, and this place and Baltimore, COM
mences next week, and will continue throuub
the season. We have the pleasure of inform
ing the public, South, that the boats on both
these lines, which run IN connection, are in
first rate order, and under the care of accom-.
plished, polite and attentive masters, who will
do everything to render the passage of ladies'
and gentlemen both safe and agreeable"
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OFFICE or EMORY x 90.

UpNOslIG BHTHWin' =, HHII WU, } :
hF-DFFIClAL DRAWING Ut he Nd, ConSoii-
dated LOTTERY, class No. 9, for 1886 For benefit Of
Town of Town Of Bel.hir
"a 65 Is &c 81 90 80 So Al 40 80 10
IS and "a being the st and ID drawn Nos. each $40
Is and %, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 30
% and Sd, being the 5lh aud 6th or land 30, be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 90
Sc and a. being the 9th and IUth; OF 80 aud ~, be
ing the lllh and 18th; or - and ~, being
the ! IN and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, "
1t EMORY CO., No. 3 N. Calvert-st.
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ag-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

rg-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES 10 be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &c, for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
states e. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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m EFT THE WELKIN RING! The Great
- Prize Sellers, EMORY & CO., opposite Bar
NUNS, again have the satisfaction of announcing to
the sale of the first and second capital prize in Sa-
turday's Lottery. $4,000 was sent in package of
whole tickets to new correspondent in Wheeling,
Va, and the second capital of $1,000 was sent to a
correspondent in Chesapeake city, Md. This makes
the second time in ten days that this celebrated Lot
terry firm have sold the two first capital prizes in one
Lottery Such luck rs this far surpasses anything II
record, and Emory Co. now challenge the world
in vain for even respectable attempt at competition,
AS the result Of every days drawing so clearly de-
monsrates that EDame Fortune" has domicled her
self at the old established house of Emory K Co.
every person. whether at home or abroad, who wants
money will pursue the surest way TO procure il by
making an investment at the well known and far
famed Office of
EMORY & CO., . Calvert street,
IL fri Baltimore Md.
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ANAUTION.-JAME 3, MASON'S SPANv
u BLACKING LABEL COUNTERFEITEI
Shippers, Merchants, and the Public generally
custoned to purchase, or use MASONfS CelebrN
CHALLENGE BLACKING, are very rcspectit
requested to examine the LABELS of Backing :,
es, and ascertain if the NAME Of JAMES g. MA
is thereon, as his Spanish Backing Label; have t.
copied in every particular, the name and locatcn
ly excepted, by concern in Philadelphia, f0l &
pHrpose of Deceiuing the Pt5tis, by imposing on ,
confidence in favor of MasOns Backing; the I
and form of The engraving and lett efng, the vol
and color of the paper, have all been copied.
OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Blackinl
never labeled in Spanish Tor any .4mericen marke
TO PREVENT FRAUD for the future, Jame
Mason will place his signature on the Iabels ofe
box Of Backing prepared by him, without which
is genuine. His long experience as a manufacl tx
the extent and variety of his machine ~ and Othel
cillties, afford him superior advantages over any
er Backing manufacturer in the United States.
&c Orders for BLACKING and WRI TING |
of the very best quality, furnished promptly AMI
any extent, by JAMES 5. MASON,
fe27-6Lt l02 North Third sired
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YHNHE Opening SPRING.

n CLOThS, CASSIM EREJ, VESTINGS
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH'
The subscriber, having prepared, upon Vel
tended scale, tor the busiaess Of the OPEN
SPRING, and provided by an ample outlay ant
liberal purpose to secure all the most FASHION
NOVELTIES of the season, in every branch Of his
ness, would again invite the attention of his f
and the public to a stock Of goods unsurpassed I
Baltimore trade. With increased facilities and
and extended arrangements for conducting a
business, he offers TO his fellow citizens his chOit
lection at prices which cannot fail to afford graf
ton, in every respect equal To the quality of the
Though awaiting the issue Of pending litigation,
live TO the unfortunate event which led thereto,
determined that the interval shall he sedul0usy
plOyed in cuLlvatlng The patronage OF the puOlic
relying upon his entire devotion 10 his business,
his determination always to b. al the top Of the
ket he has already experienced The assurance I'll
will be- enabled To rise superior 10 misfortune, ,
ever may be the event OF legal issue.
In thus placing once more before his friends h
spectul claims Tor their favor, thew are request
make their calls RIGHT ON THE CORNER OF BA
MORE and HOLIDAY STREETS.
mh2 ct w. H. HAYZAk
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

1nJ- The highest market price will he given fol
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. APP
ply at Habbersett'S Washington Hotel, Pratt street
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is permanently located. All communications
will be promptly attended to.
fsi-lm WILLIAM HARkER.
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NEW DRESS SILKS AND SHAW

NJEW DRESS SILKS AND SHAW
~ We have opened large and splendid stoc
some entire new style and Superior qualify DR.
SlLKS-as black Taffeta, Gro Grain, aud Italian
string; rich chaneeable, plaid and striped Armure
Gro de Berlin SILKS. Also, Canton Grape; Twi
Silk; Thibet WOnl and Cashmere SHAWLS, wi
large stock of LINEN GOODS of the first qua
Alpacas; Calieoes; Gloves; Hosiery, &c.
r McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1853 Baltimore street,
mh2 between Calvert and LII
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,


EaSS Received by the ship MoutezumN at New sssSsS
49, York, from London, supply o GARDEN 80
SEEDS in fine order, of the most approved aud Desi
kinds, embracing many new varieties not Yet known
here, and offers them at prices which cannot bur Give
satisfaction, Besides every thing in my line of husi
ness, such az Fruit, Ornamentll Trees, ShruhbGry
and II erbane Plants with an extensive collection
OF Grern-house Piants-as Camilas, Roses, Cactuscs
Geraniums, BulDOus Roofs, sc. sc.
or . BDQUETS furnished and sent Mt the
t8SlI1j2sshOuest notice. and FLOWER POTS al re-
.yT.SSfs ducrd prices, by .....
JOHN FEAST, Florist and Scotsman,
fell law4t 279 Lexingon-st Baltimore.
E9ROCCHEERf WATER. Just received
HB another supply of this ccIebattd Wafer For
sale by JOHN NJ. LAROQUE,
Chemist & Druggist,
Sole Agent for Baltimore, Md.
The pnbic are respectfully informed Il AT the fol-
loving named persons are the only recognized agents
fO the sale Of the genuine Broccneri Water IN their
respective cities, VIZ:
Dir. FIcAULT-MOnueal, Car ada.
NJ. TIPFAlRE SJ CO,-ButaiO, N. Y.
JouN VI. hARoQUE-Batmnse, Md.
WILSON STARBIgp SMITH-L0uisvilie, n.y.
NJ. hAVENERE--fhatmaceus New orleans:
J. MiLHAU--NeW York. General agent Tor Uhiteu
states of America and Westlndies. fe'o-3ta"2w
IA CAteD I'O THE LADIES. Mrs NICK
n ERSON, will leave here in few days fer Phi
ladeIphia and New York, and would be pleased 10
receive ordrrsf OF articles in her line, at -
fc2S No. SO N. HOWARD STREET.
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f13-SUNDAY SCHOOL Lee rURE5. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Presby
terrain church, lldnovers will be continued as fol-
lows:
f. w. THOMAS, Esq. of Missouri, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March S. Subject-"Byon.'
Hon. y. d. BAKER, Of Illinois On TUESDAY
EVENING, March lG Sub ect-'Commerce, and
its Influence on Republican Institutions"
Hon. II. w. TiILLARD, Of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March II. Subect-"OlivGr CrOm-
well"
Hon. w. l.. YANcEY, of Alabama, or TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subject not known certainly,
but supposed to be HThe Rights Of NJ arred WOmen.'
There are few course tickets unsod, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction Single
Admission IS cents. ie25 dtl
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ID OF $4,000, TODAY, FOR ONLY IS,
20 shares in proportion,
THURSDAY, | OF $4,000 for
FRIDAY, $1,000 for q
SATURDAY, SIS 900 for l!
Packages in Saturdays scheme will be sold on the
following terms viz: % whole tickets on certificate
1850, halves 50 %, eighhs S4623. QG5-A package
contains every No. in the LOtteiy, ana may draw
any of the prizes on the list.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
"A 65 la 26 54 % 2 33 IS A 40 % 20
{h3-Orders for tickets and packages all LOtteri
meet prompt attention when directed to
JAMES FLETCHER s. Co,
No. franklin 3 INK Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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4. 95O.OOO % G''1,,tI,aa 5 i 70

E.91OoOOO 1 Gis3ri1aad : i G $
WEEK, in which TREMBLEY x co. will be found
doing their share of good to their numerous custom
ers, Notwithstanding we do not advertise as having
sold The capital prize every day. We invite attention
to the following grand schemes for this week:
WEDNESD NY-Grand and rich scheme, 2 capitals
$1,000. Tickets IS, shares in proportion.
THURSDAY, $40 900. Tickets 81, shares in pro
portion.
FRIDAY, $1,000. Tickets go. Shares in pro
portion.
; ATURDAY-The favorte Small Fry-Captal of
S500O Tickets 81 25; halves 90 cts; qls. SIC. CIR
ufcaes of packages of 25 whOies for 10; halves 49,
quarters $3.50; eighths Sl,75.
All Orters for prizes 60 safe when addressed to
TREMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street,
Ii one door from Baltimore street.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
HD ID. OWEN x SON, No. LAG Market-st,
below Calvert 81
Have on hand constantly, a large assortment of N
cellaneous works, Of the most recent publicatio
Also, large assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS o
STATIONERY Of every description, which they
sell at lowest prices.
BLANK BOOKS, Of the best quality of paper,
have just received large supply, viz: Ledge
Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books, Cash and
moranium Books of every size AMI quality. Up
sons wishing good Blank work, will plea:e give u
call, as we can sell as low as they can be pureh'
elsewhere. .. ..... .. RI fe2,
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o. STILL FURTHER PROOFs--Hs own works
proclaim IL, Read the following:

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Sd, 1874.
Mr.. s. p. THoMPsON-Dear Sir From sense of
gratitude to you, and desire that the afflicted may
have recourse 10 your truly invdttabIc Medicine,
would state the benefit have experienced from its
use. For some time past have been afflicted with
distressing raGkng cough, accompanied WIN great
opDre sson and difficulty Of breathing, with sensa
ton of Hghtness at the chest. Becoming greatly a
armed, a friend who had been much benefited by
your medicine, recommended me to try il. | did So,
and in very short time every alarming symptom dis
appeared; my eXpectOraon became free; all oppres-
sion left me my cough ceased and in a few days
was able to go out and attend 10 my business Il reR
man! Any further information will be cheerCuy
gwen the afflicted, by calling at my residence, No. 1913
south Froat-st, JOS MCMANAMY.
For sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover and BaliimOre-sts., also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No 6. Thames
street. IL
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Our Book TABLE. From William Taylor & Co
Nos. Il. and Ii. of Wiley 6 Pulnam's Library
''Sketches from Life" by Lamar Blanchard. Since
the days Of Chas. Lamb have not had essays like
these, Astounding in good sense, genuine will pointed
satire, and true pathos. They exceedingly agree
able. Buwer edits them aad gives ar interesting
sketch of the author From the same publishers we
have a volume embracing Cheever's "Defence of
Capital Punishment, )" TaylOrs "Penalty of Death
and "ReView of Bureigh on the Death Penalty."-
One of the ultaisms of the benevoeEce of the age,
is effort to do away with Capital Punishment. -
We are glad TO see in the volume before us, unan-
swt rable arguments in favor OF an Institution estab-
ished by revelations and sanctioned by wisdom, and
and the experience of all ages aud countries.
The Christians Family Ljtrdry The American
Tract Society are publishing in monthly volumes, ga
Series of Standard Evangelical Volumes" the FIRST
of which has just been issued, entitled fElijah the
Tishbite," by +. w. Krummacher, OF Elderfeld, in
the Valley of Barmen, Prussia-wth an introduction
by the Rev. II. V. D. Johns, ID. d. Mr. Johns speaks
in high terms OF the merits Of the work. These pub
locations are issased under The direction of the Rev.
) Guteau, Secretary Of the Maryland Tract Society,
No, franklin Buildings, North-st
"lntrigues of the Jusuils in the United tates Of
America, by the Rev. l.. Giustinian p. D.. formerly
Roman Catholic Priest, and author Of Papal Rome
as il is" This publication is for sale at the Book
store of Mr.. Isaac P. Cook 1t will be BY ad
versement, that the author is TO lecture on the sub
jects embraced in this volume, on this and the two
succs eding evenings at the Assembly Rooms.
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r1y. HANDSOME PRIZES were drawn by many
wsO purchased Lottery tickets yesterday at the fr-
famed prize office OF EMORY Co, opposite Bar
NUNS. An investment made at this Office seldom
fails 10 produce the most cheering results.
TO DAY, TODAY
Capitals $40 0OB, 0,OON, 1000, 5000, 1000, &c.
TICKETs Sl.45.
Package Of 2j tickrt., which may draw $25 900,
can he purchased at Emory h Co.'S for $3.50. For
prizes he sure and call ON
EMORY &CO,, opposite Barnum's,
Il Baltimore, Md,
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a1- CHEAP PRrNTING ami pR1NTINa o

8G- CHEAP PRTNTTNG &, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office of the Clipper 1874 baltimore sr.-as
MAMMOTH o nss ean '" e2es s"y Other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE X HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c &c
Indeed il is needless To enumerate, As we are pos
sesstd of faci tiles with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in esey style
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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NEW ROCKS RECEIVED THIS DAY.

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED THIS DAY,
VAN COURTS COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
81 year, or single ,Os. I2i
The WlGWAM OF THE CABINET, by VIGIL
more Simms, ESQ second series-(Wiley
PuSnams Library of Am. Books) SOC
Manners, or Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen
with Hints On Courtship and Matrmony, l2l
The Tartar Chief, or Russian CoI0nel's Head
for Dowry, from the Russian Of Marnski, lai
WILLIAM TAYLOR, & co.
1t 4, 5 and Jarvis Building
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fH3- There will be public meeting Of HOWARD
DIVISION, No. 3. SONS OF TEMPERANCE, al
Eastern Avenue Church, (iate Wiki slreGt,l Oh
THURSDAY EVENING, 5th instant, at which time
there will be a BIBLE PRESENTED to the Division
by Mrs GAIT in hehaf OF the Ladies of East Balti-
more. There will be suitable speeches made o. the
occasion. The Grand Division and subordinate j.
visions are most respectfully invited to meet at Union
Hall, broadway, at O'Clock, aud march in process
sion to the place Of meeng. The public respect
full nYited TO attend at the Church.
DAVID EVANS,
nh4-2tN Chairman Com. of Arrangements.
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Ia7-I O.o.F. r. W. G. EMGAMPMENT OF
MD. The mem'ers OF the r. w. G. EMCAMP-
MENT OF MD. are hereby notified that special
meeting Of the G. T.. will be held ON FRIDAY EVE
MING Next the 9th inst. al O'Clock. Puncual
attendance is requested as business Of importance
will be introduced. BY order,
mh4-3lt +. bUSnANE, G, Scribe.
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DI E ID,

LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For Liverpoul-Ship RhOne, soon.
For London Ship Roscoe, 5Lh March.
For Havre-Ship Republic, with despatch,
For LondJa-Barque Leda, soon.
For Bremen Barqne Iris, March 7.
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nr7-GRAND DIVISION SONS or TEMPER
ANCE, STATE or MARYLAND. An adj urned
meeting Of the Gland Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance will b. held at union Han. corner If Rail-.
more St. and TipOeus alley. on THIS "Wednesday
EVENING, 4th inst att O'Clock. full and pune
tual attendance is desired. ~ order,
u WIN. 4. GOBRlGnT, G. Scribe.
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a NEW NOVEL BY
"A w. GILMORE sIMMS.
WILLIAM TAYLOR y co.

w,
WILLIAM TAYLOR 4 co.
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
COUNT JULIEN; or, The Last Days of the Goth,
Historical Romance by Wm. Gilmore Simms, au-
thor f"Richard Hurds," Guy Rivers" "The Ye-
ma1see," sc Price 575 cent?.
This Is The last production Of a p puar American
novelist aud will be read with interest by the numer
Gus admirers and readers of his other works.
Also, i'll press, Twenty Years After; or, The Three
NJ usque eeTs, by Alexander Dumas.
Exciting "a the novel Of The Three Guardsmen il
acknowledged to be, Thirty Years Afern will BIZ
found TO excel it; and cannot fail TO meet with pc
rusa as widely extensive. In two parts Price ~
cents each. For sale wholesale and retail.
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ut Ew AND RICH CARPETINGs,' 4

NEW AND RICH CARPETINGs,' 4!
~ The subscriber will, in n few days, receive
Spring assortment Of CARP ETIAGS, Oil CLOTI
hUGS, sc. Amolg which ill be found some ent
ly new and choice styles Hc invites purchasers
give this assortment their attention, he is condd
OF giving satisfaction, as regards both quality a
price.
WINDOW SHADES. Also an invoice of exceed
ingy rich Window shades, Of Gothic, LaadscaJ
Lattice work, and other beautiful designs. q
.. Il. NJ. CUNRADC, rs Baltimore-st,,
mh2-lw near Tripolett's Alley.
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EpOA RIDING. A few young gentlemen can be
"a pleasantly accommodated with BOARD on
veiy low terms, al No. II4 BALTIMORE.ST., 4
doors below North street. Apply TO
mid 4t LUTHER ] cox.
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HPUpTAR. 300 kegs Of fresh GLADES Bur
MD TER, part fiji for family use. For sale by
5, CLAYTON s. SONS,
fell l62 Lombard street.
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sz-Tne Annapolis Railroad is still blocked up WIN
s.ow, The proceeding, Of The Legislature on Mon
soy we received last evening, by the steamer Osiris
Cant. Turner.
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-ROOM b


TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1916.
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n UMBRELLA STANDS. Beautiful Bronzcl
" Umbrella Stands, Shovel and TOMS Stands
slnir Rods, Jamb Hooks, &C., jnst received and foI
sale at the cheap Housekeeprrs' Emporium OF
JAMES CORTLAN x SON.
mig 10 balNmOre-st Sd door Il. Of Harrison
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AL M A n A G.
MARRIED.

On the I'd inst. at st. Johns Church, byt
Augustus Webster, DR.. JOHN J. MORAN Il
JANE, daughter Of Edward Green, ESQ, all
more county, formerly of this city. tMObl
please copy
On the goth Nov. last, by Rev. Mr.. Shrigl,
w. BENNETT, formerly Of Cecil county, 20 M
GARET e. DIYES, Of this city.
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