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True Democrat., 1846-04-29
Eyes Right and Dress!!
CARR RETTvS

Where can be found, splendid asssort-
ment Of new and fashionable
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CI0hing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Cutlery,
Castings, mot the ShinerS,) Glass,
Crockery, Groceries, Medicines,
Paints, No. 6, Composition Powders,
And many Pill, &c. &c.
This stock of Goods having been pur-
chased on a credit and without any inten-
ton Of paying for them, (hauing done
gratis, board and house rent thrown in,
and not being very extravagant in my lit
tie necessary expenses is proof sufficient
that all or any part will be sold lower than
those who purchase for cash, either at the
factories or at auction Cash, Beeswax or
Dry Hides will be taken.
| forgot to mention Jugs; Jars, with
covers Band-b boxes and Scythe Blades.
And last, though not least in importance, is
Allebasi's Poor Mans Plasfer.
April s, lS46. 40-tf
True Democrat., 1846-04-29

DT's. w. Il. * II. III. DOZIER.
TWILL in future practice MEDICINE
w AID its associ'te branches in Partner.
ship. Those wishing their services m,dicine
or 5ivicc will fnl one or the other Of them Al
wavsat their office w Plulling Their charccs
viii te SHAPED 10 the times Pali,n's from
distance rgc,iv,d AZ either Of their houses. aud
treated ~ moderate terms
March IT, 1916 3Gtf
True Democrat., 1846-04-29
The State of Mississippi,

CONVICTION COUNTY.
Circuit CoHt april Term, A. d. 1916.
West A. Bell,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

ooncealments, u II were working IN "'c
dark. and hiding its acts from the Io
ne 10 evadc the responsibility oil u'eH
consequences, there would soon m
yreai disirust of il and that ms 10 u,'N
rrt,cular measure, there wouiu w
more distrlis, # the resolution was "
sisted by the administration 'ha' " "
was permitted TO pass
Mr. Clayton also pressed inc '"c'' '.,u'
Il was indispcnsably necessary lot 'he
Senate to know the present stale OF , ,,0
negotiations before 1t could act ih'e''l-
g,bly. in the adjustment OF this great,
and all important question.
A., Alien said tn, re wss q resistance to
N. call ior his information when It was
"a, IN the Senate. during the Tyler nd
m,o,,ra,,on. and that the Senate lad 1t %
M m, liable. tie then went on to cay, Mr.
lTv,ey, administration pledged ITSELF to SIT
Raber Peel to veto the Oregon measures
before the lost Congress, IN case they pass
"a and quoted some remarks oil Sir kooer'
% his authority.
Mr. Calhoun. earnestly and rnqulrine
S)-"Tbs is nothing only dedue'''n
Nothing more"
/ Mr. Allrn.--"I don't care how the sena
ror tom South Caroi,us chooses 10 coos'd
.r;. whether q deduction or uddh'"n =
| The Tact was so
Mr. Calhoun AS mrmber 81 Nj
Tvlrr'sC ab,nr, DENY that nny such proPo
si,lon WAS ever made 10 us, or that We eve
gave any such promise or plrdgr
Mr. Allen, (much eacited } al Will gl''
the gentleman the authority
Mr. Allen then called upon the Clerk II
rcnd portion Of the remarks OF SIR Rober
! pcclfn the Brush Parliament
This correspondence proved only the e1
preston Of hearty wish for an nmlcahl
adjustment Of the Oregon question NJ
Allen tortured 1t into meaning promise L
veto the Oregon notice md other resolution
# they passed both houses
Mr. Calhoun appeared 10 be much out
ragged bv the conduc, and Unfair impnlatlo
Of the Ohio Senator. Mr. Allen took hi
sea, with great vehemcnce OF manner
Mr. Dickinson then began to "uso NJ
Webster W"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
I'ROM ME\ICN.

Mr. Shdcll, the American Minister 10
Mexico has sent IN an ullImatum TO
the Mexican government, demanding
an audience IN SIX days.
The Mexican Council Immediately
convened, and soon decided to receive
HIM IN the limited capacity of an En-
voy To discuss aud settle the question
respecting the territory Of Texas
Gcu NcNla, the Mexican General, IS
marching on the Rio Bravo with REIN
iorccmcnts, TO meet the United States
General Taylor, who Is about cncamp-
ing on the eastern bank of that river.
Gen. parcdcS, the Communicative
Ch..., and rc'u" ~ ,a' Pas obtain
. Ga LOAF tVe@si a. of a,i,al., 10
.nylgoratc and supply the army, and
10 strengthen the Notifications of Vera
Cruz. IN order 10 prevent the Navy
from making any Judgment there.
Mexico continues m high state Of
fermentation More important events
may hc looked for daily. 1t Is feared
: that Mr. Slide. IS received, but to gam
time, FOR all these preparations look
hike war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

G5Tlt is a popularity of Dickens
style that it oitcns runs along (nppa-
rently unobserved by HIM in perfect
rhyme, and approaching also perfect
metre. The following Is specimen
in "The Cricket on the Hearth =
at is dark night, sang the k'ttIe,
and the rotten leaves are lying by me
way; and above, all IS mist ana d"i
ness. and below, all is mlrc ana Gay /,
and there's only one relief III all me
sand and murky air; and ! don't know
that il is one, for it's nothing but n
glare ofdeep and angry crimson, where
the sun and wind together, set a brand
upon the clouds for being guilty of
such weather; and the widest open
country is long, dull streak of black
and there's hoar frost on the finger
post, and thaw upon the track; and
the ice it isn't water, aud the water isn't
free; aud you couldn't say that any
thing is what it nught to be-"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The conflicting news from the election
in this State, renders II extremely nncct'
tain as TO wha, will be the final result
That no election Of the State tickle, by the
people has been made is certain but the
true situation ofmai,ers in the legislature IS
vet matter Of some question This state,
if lost to the wings, is lost in consequence
Of the innumerobIe local questions which
are ever springins up--and which the
wings are rather apt to run into-and The
locos TO avoid
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

FIRES on TUESDAY, Tuesday of last
week seems to have been dav misfortune
In addition to the FIRE in this village and the
one in Nendor, noticed in las, weeks Her
aid, there were several others in thI. state,
viz: three barns owned by Gen Thorp, OF
Charlotte, Congregational Church, one
dwelling house and store, in Underhll--
no insurance. and one dwelling house in
Georgia.
We also learn that the dwelling house
Of Capt Stephen Holi, Of Pusfeld was de
s,royed BY fire on Saturday last.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

MEXICO. The Washington Union
of Saturday says: In regard to Santa
Ana and Mexico, we had the pleasure
Of conycrsing with an American gen
tcman who has visited. Mexico, and IS
converSant with the distinguished men
and the CONDITION Of that republic
H. SpolE too, upon the information
%, Il HlXcau who has lusl come from
Moylco. aud is now IN the tnlteo
Slntrs. cur informant rs persuaded
from what he hers from the citizen Of
V,yi~o. that Santa Ana will return l'
Noxi-o in the month Of May, aud tina
, new revolution is at hand II IS SAFE
rh,, Paroles Is IN favor Of placing
Furorean prince lpcrhaps oi SpanIsi
HOOD on the throne, hut that lac can
not succeed IN the enterprise that san
Ia Ana is strongly opposed To II, ant
4 will prevent H. hmorS are 1lsO atloa
/ derived from the same Mexican source
and communicated 10 us by our inform
ant. not IN office under the Unite,
States that revolutionary spirit wa
gong on IN the nor,hen Mcvicmproy
nice-. encouraged by two Distinguish
~ mon aud which NIGH, or nigh
not hrcak out
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
Still LATER News rRox MrrIco

Still LATER News YRoN MEXICO
reaches US from Pensacola. by the u. S
brig Somers which arrived on the 2sth nit
having leil Vera Cruz on the 22d A bet.
Ter from one Of the offers states that on the
10Th Mr. Dimond va. informed by letter
from Parrou Of the u S. Legn,los, tina,
Mr. Slidell had demanded his passports. and
that he would be III Vera Cruz n the course
OF a week and take passage immediately
for the United Stat ca the 18Th. Com
Conner received letter from Mr. Black,
u S Consul n, Mexico, s,stlng that the
pacific Intelligence from England had dis
posed the MEXICAN cov"rnmcni 10 come "a
terms with the United States The peoplc
OF Vera Cruz were greatly alarmed and
were moving from the cI,v they elsh Ia
see The question settled The discussion OF
the monarchy question had aroused the re-
pubIicsnlsm OF the country and had produ
ced an effect favorable 10 the Jnded States
The Brush Minister, wfaihg to the
English Commander on the station, says
that he cannot persuade these people lha
England will not cooperate with them
agaios the United S,a,rs-lhey have III,
greatest confidence that England ia goin-
10 interfere 10 prevent their beng tuilr,
by us and adds lha, he has pAequiroeaiit
INITIATED hat her hopes pouid not be re
aiis,d
One account says
tienersl AmpGdla's army which hS,
been ordered to The frnolipr Of Texas kst
rvolt,d and abou, 1000 refused 10 mascl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

There was large rush OF people,
Wednesday. to the Senate Chamber, to
see Mr. Dickinson hay Mr.. Webster n
live. but We have the happiness to
state, the honorable Senator lsyct live
and breathing man and if any body
IS ilaycd alive, II Is the rash and ad-
vcntcrous New York PhTton Senator,
who has been mounting IA car, with
hands too unsteady to hold the relpS.
Before Mr. Webster was taken up for
dissection however, the Senator from
New York introduced resolution pre-
paratory to some further anatomical in
vestlgalion, hereafter, inquiring wheth-
er our vessels have been searched by
British cruisers since the ralItlcatlon
OF the u ushngton Ashburton Treaty.
Mr. d. S. Dickinson, probably thinks
they have been, and guesses he can
make considerable" thunder ont OF the
fact, If he can prove, that IN an ear
nest effort for the suppression OF the
horrible Slave Trade, the British have
zone n little over the line. Mr. Dickin-
son makes mistake in the "thunder'
hcfancics To exist, in this resolution
Much will be pardoned to British cruz
sers by the North and by the South
and bv civilization and ChriSIaniiy
every where, for any slight errors con,
mitted in n struggle to root out THIS d.
abolical traffic.
IN, ro.oIrt;on Nc n matter Of course
laid over one day.
The resolution Of the Hon. Mr. Clay
ton. callino for the further corrcspon
dencc our Government has had will
the British Government, since the las
Executive communication, then cam
up, and was warmly opposed.
The Hon. Mr Allen made furiou
speech IN opposition.
! II seems Mr. Allen made n call SIM
a lar 10 that of Mr. Aliens, during III
! Tyler administration, and when thl
10 point was pressed home upon him, I
+ show MS inconsistency, II was hard /
! meet. He got over II, however, by al
1 guing that Mr. Tyier's administrative
?, was chance-elccted, not having III
+ support of the county, or OF part,
d and being without the confidence |
5 any body. 1t was necessary for ever
body TO watch It, and 10 know what
j. was doing.
i Mr. Allen went on 10 argue that IN
administration should not b. diaris
ed,-that It had been created by gre,
!, party who had confidence in II, an
II who, representing majority OF the pc,
. pie, were responsible for IT.
ie Mr. Clayton replied, that # the admu
lstn,ion were going 10 be guilty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

nrThc Chicago Journal learns that
nearly e,ght hundred miners have lctt
Gaicns and the lead district, for the
L~kc Superior copper mines, during the
M IA and winter
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16


10 the lulclIigrnecr VII son npr.a
the mean umr, his new 'pi'odc Wi ~.
to save of he Oregon qu'Nlon The,
. certainty TIA, tn" question will no, he "a.
10 ull sher me arrival of'n' packet O. 3,
1 d ius
SENATE The b,ll 10 change Ii, q,
iribu,iun Of labor 10 the naval butcu a,
mkcn up
The prcscn, system is SAID TO he w.,
in, fic,ent, and to require reform as
rs the old system Of board OF comma,
ers Nothing ha, been gained by -
change MrJ NJ Clayton opposed d,
bill TIE efTec, will BE- merely TO ttsn,
some Of the heads Of bureaus TO bnream !,
which they ate more particularly g.
may be 10 pnc civilians uItimal,ly
some Of The bureaus
NJ, Huntington appeared to be ahai
1T thu prospect that civilian would q
mnrely be appointed to The bureau Of mp
construction II is n consummallon mr.
to be wished, but | doub, whether the nj
cpce of the navy will ever permit u,
chwnre ofthis sori The bill Transfers COZ,
meut ii the bureau ~ ordinunce Hvdr~
rsphy ~ transferred the 10 bureau o. doed
and wards There wonld be noIhhg y
Commodore Morris's bureau, but constr
ton and PAIRS The argumen, ne1lne q,
bill is that Com, Morris will be ttanS.'s
Ia the ordinance bureau and tina, c0ux
would be- appointed to the constitution 4 D
rcau
The bill was passed by for the p'c."
Mr. Dickinson of rcd \ rcsoluron {;
/ ING on the pres,den, for copies Of any e.
respondcncc, and any authenticated 50,
mcn,s as to capture and search OF aby
our vessels on the coast OF Africa by T.
,sh cruisers since the date OF the Wash:
oniiea,y Of 1912 The reSoIu'rn W.
passed. believe these papers have b.:
hrctoiore communicated Mr. Everett u
,crs on the subjrcI arc worry forc,ble, SIS
Mr. Wisc'son the case Of the Bug Cyp'.r
The Briisb Cover mcnl have ntom's
reparnllon IN rn'sc cases.
Mr. Clayton resolution, calling for tr'
les OF any huhH Oregon cotr,spoud.~'
came up in course aud Nlr Allh mcrt
that it he on the table Mr. Clayton 80,
. the adoption olthc resolution would exc
dte n dec,sion oCthr Orcpou Qg,sion -
, /, o,,IJ 30 found ma, ,h,. Senate o,g
..,l;., ,,.l IT,, ,,c,-.
wv '"o WI VIC '"'J''' ''"' ''''
uon was pl''h
Mr. AlI'n ha1 heatd no'hlh" 10 ""'
his objection that Tie call on TIE ir'lA
from day to day. after the arrival of u ''a7
pr. carried with ua dls,rust uI the capacrf
, or tho nJm,.,ro,,on In m,rnp,,Nc sftp
, nm, ,n,.n,,o, ,,,s ma, en- Lc Ln,v TN
III - I .l ICnop,c
Jus va" ~ "'''' NV" H..
ufn' no" h"u any ''">,'" W ''""1
pihIon MS gwen NJ tht beginning o' wv
SION, his duty would be to lay II before 10
j Senate He had not given MS any ht'a7
b information. nor had he minated ny
change of his opinin,on. IL tho t'v,'"'st
was mentally incompetent TO Judge o. ibe
state of relations. or If he had a na.tl0u'
,ro,,vo IN conceol,ng vha,eyct mlgh, O,
. o,,,,s - r,i,h, he
~ w ','""e .,I' n ,,
Io"so" ,'' '"''' P'"'u nd.
J =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

rna,nder, abou, 1000, no, beng very dc'
rou, to proceed, themselves, would no'
force the others. % they came 10 halt
m Y Cour & Enquire
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
Correspondence. Of ,.sN.Y coar.r Z Eoqo,,,,

No're'Ponoence Of ne n LoaEtsr x Enqulfef.
Washington, Tuesday night April 7.
M W,tslsr completed today his mas
terry md trumphsn, defence Of the Ash.
burton Treaty Hp has 10 former ,tIbu,
been as great. bm never MOI roNeriully
heciive In hisreply 10 HB,u, be- had b
Zoe worthy ofhls sl-,l nov r.' conflict va,
whh Tray. Blanch and Sweetheart tn,
llnie digs thai baked a. hin,, HIM he vun
qssntd, ihrse be- uiierIy demolished
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

e. ID rFeWf 10 u afflf y. W '..
.-,,Yon al Warsav has sc,n ht'o ptohIh'
he etpo,t,,on n I've barley. -four, buoy
, bra, o,p ro.a,oc, hay and Sfsv 10
pns,a. Crseoo. and Tie Austrian s's,e'
sI' IN ihc contrary 70 aimn PROVISIONS 'f''
d. tuy Gom 'hcI, countries
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
a-,iral ~ hs Pdoi Bsei Roar Nor
nis Ton, RI "a, B.iaSA Pt,n
The ship Aducuiack stfi',i 81 New
Yotk Ftsl,y c,ering, With Liverpool
ds,e. 70 the lOh ult
The rdo, toa, Romet, winch sailed
rom Cork the day previously, affived IN
New York abou, The same tame.
l,,urn, out lha, the Romef was sent out
10 Enela a, an experimental express.
Indian corn ard buckN heat are to BE- sd'
m,ued du,y free toto England, n soon as
III. corn law duties bill has gone through a
hts reading rice also.
The inSfr news wns considered alarming
BY msny bot the well informed 10 London
were under no apprehension as to the re-
suit
There appears to be s,ndied silence IN
Parliament on the Oregon question; bu,
the Brush press seems to he more pugna
clous than ever The London Times Of
the 9th. has an article on the subject, which
is John Boil all over After lnborlnc to
shos M imuIsrse dr. " between III"
~ itsrt la,v.t 81 a., .#. '.pn'Hs na!
abusing oar -ovornm,n. m good set terms,
the I mcs goes on to say
I'VE content ourselves with this simple
enumeration OF the forces Of the Unred
States. Ly land and sea, which sc hope Is
correct We know not what course Mr.
Polk may intend to pursue, after the notice
Tor the abrognlion Ct the treaty OF loInt oc
cupauon has been dI!y rivcn, aud we Shall
await with 'aorr curiosity than alarm the
,u,cfpr,z.9 wh..h may BE- projected for the
purpose Of oyprling the Brush subjects
from 4 NrIct where we happen to com
mani the cost and Interior. the Indians and
we tor'' The world Is perfectly aware
that W nrr no, the attacking party, and that
we 1rc content to leave matters N Oregon
az they now are II the Americans NEAR
ANYTHING, they moan to dlsposscss us o
what We bod At the same Tune, II tins
in'cn'.c, lr avowcd bv the cabIne, nj Wash
lngtoa or lfu be- di.c losrd by vote. OF mon
- and warhke preparations, which imply
4 Fixed determination TO engage IN this ab
sufd aud ilaGluous contest, no tia,e is boun'
10 vait t. /. attacked
Mr. Polk his ready instructed ,h'
American Minister in London to nsk 70
an explanation fine activity in our dock
yards His own conscience might have an
swsred the question; his own language hn
pu, rs upon the defensive---nnd although
the termination of convention Of 1871
bv notice is no casur b,Iii, yet the disposl
ton indicated hy ,ha, notice, md the mean
which NAV b. aiken TO carry thn, dispos'
ton into effect, may hereafter furnish am
pie ground Of suspicion, Of rcmonslrancc
nnl finally OF hosliulcs A bold and mar
!, cour on the part al the BRUSH govern
mon, viii probably not be without good t
be-, in ihe United States and II will ur
doubleday command The unanlr1ous suppo
OF the people Of England
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

Wilmington, Wsdnesday Apul s,b
Mr W'bsers speech on the Washing.
Ton treaty, aud me Tremendous aaicauon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16
p,,.Np Gseoon,, from Warsaw

pc,.Nb TbeAsooun' itom Warn~
.,,'.. ..e, 90 h. OF = dsplouble ohsrsc'et 80
re a.Ists cf,be les hsr-cs Is nov found
..1.,. ..,t gt,s.cf han va, Of b." 10
..,l ,pd i.3-,f s =, scarce ~ human
"a. Tho dirf,H ~ ,hs AuFuaovs gov
men, 70 b. ON, o. gt,st hist 80 admin
.-,,Yon al Warssv has sc,n TITO ptohihH
he etpo-,,ion ~ I'VE harley, -four buek'
beat osu ro'a,o, hay and "rss TO
ptus,a. Crscov, and The Austrian s's,e'
sr On rho contrary 10 simr provisions itoc
d. iuiy rom ihcI, countries.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-16

Ge"enl AmPadia's amy which had
been ordered TO The frnolipr Of Texas had
rvoltsd and about 1000 rrfused to mareh
suy further IN that direction, and lyv Re
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EALTHY EXCURSION,

Hin EA LTHY Excl RSION,
II II To NORFOLK AND BACK,
DURING THE WARM SEASON,
- szsa,sa By the Baltimore Steam Packet
AsgsmtR43 y5as,e Companv's superior and comfortable
S3lkssiilHst2isk boats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon, or
HERALD, Capt Russell, leaving Spears wharf eve
ny day Sundays exceptei,O ut 4 P. NJ, and Norfolk
same days and hours. This excursion offered to
nvgoraie the health particularly nvalids, adults and
children, who are much benefited by the air and
delightful sail down and up the Chesapeake Bay,
viewing the rip Raps, Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe, u. s Men of War and Dry hook.
Passage and fare down and up So, with privilege OF
returning in four days.
ir26-u3n r. SHEPPARD. Agent.
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE OF THE SEA
49, ~, IN CD a NM, %

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE OF THE SEA
SON-GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
4s1asass~ h The WASHING TON TEMPE
! HL-Au RANCE SOCIETY have charter
$&4E2z SftN ed the safe and cOmmodious steam
assREsaaaks @tr POCAH0NTAS, for an Excur-
sion to the beautiful Town OfSt Michaels, on WE'D
NESDAY (ro-day,) 10Th inst The boat will leave
Light street wharf at O'clock A. M stopping at the
County wharf, going ald returning,
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY and DINNER
will be provided on board at city price'.
Good MUSIC has also been engaged.
EAPERANCE ADDRESSES viii be delivered
by eloquent friends.
h}-Ihe Washington Society Is under the necessity
Of making an appeal TO the Friends Temperance
for their aid in this undertaking. The Society has
been laborng long and hard in the glorious cause, -
they are now In debit and should this enterprise fail
they will be compelled to abandon the good work -
They indulge the hope however, that their appeal
VIII not be made in vain, but that they will he
tanned and enabled to prosecute with renewed effort
the good work.
Tickets so cents each--Children half price, which
can be procured Of either of the Committee, or at
Jas. w. Stewart S6 Baitimore-st and at the Offices
of the Clipper, Argus, and Sun.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Capt. John F. HOss, George Collect,
A, e. Cole A. J. lowering,
JnD. Brother:on, J.C Bokee,
VIM. Tumblnson.
U5- The Members of the Society are earnestly re-
quested TO attend the regular meeting on MONDAY
NIGHT NEXT. aul5-4t
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10. o. F. GRAND EXCURSION
HfSAes~ n On board the safe and splendid
Q-Iaza1S Steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON
SsasssSts Stttttts& to HAVRE DE trace, on THURS
saak<a-a.ai&SDAY, Aug. Doth, for the pu rpoSe OF
DEDICATING THE NEW HALL of the /. o. o. F.
of that place.
The Independent BuCs' Full Band have been en-
gagged, and during the trip will perform some of the
MOST POPULAR MUSIC OF THE DAY.
COTlLLION MUSIC has also been engaged
Confectionery &c will be served on board.
The Rar will be closed.
The Boat will leave the intersection of LIGHT and
PRATT-STS. at 7t O'Clock, A. M, stopping at the
County wharf going aud returning.
On arriving at Havre de Grace the Procession will
be formed in full regaa.
0[S- Tickets so Gents, Children and Servants hal
price-to be had OF members OF the committee aP
pointed by each Lodge, and at the Iris office. AIso
Of Bro Marshall, Pratt st; Bro. Robinson, Thame
street, F. p; Bro Collins, Thames ST. F. P; John
Jerome, Lexington-st. ais 81
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YsNO MOTHERS ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
IA Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Mor6us This Medicine onlyTeluires trial 10 prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufae
turer, c. p. ROGERS, corner OF Howard and Marion,
and corner nf Howard and Ma isnn, and corner Paca
and Little Green Streets Baltimore. None genuine
except the Written signature Of the manufactured is
the label of each bottle.
Slc3- Price % GEMS. af-lw-iss . .3n