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Bosrox SUB TREASuREK-Th Union states thai;
Gov Hubbard hiss been commissioned and presoraes
TIA, he Will enter immediately oa his duties
Mail FROM TgxaS-The Union informs these
who may be looking for letters nom Texas that large
Ias.l was lost with the steamship New-Sork.
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~ We have number OF Book Notices and
other matter standing that have been trying to
puShshba, the pressure on our columns is great, sud
some delay is unavoidable.
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Maine Election.

we collect ron, the Boston Atlas and Portland
papers returns from 315 towns. They comprise
more than seven-eigf,ths Of the STATE
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Business Notifies.

STYLE xos GsSTtxNxS's HArs.-Lesry & Co r..
.ers As;o. House, New.York. viii introduce tie Fass.
for the season Thursday Sept Sd s.as,.
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Nv Mp

SASpss SARsAPARrLLA.-Far;her testimony from ve,
mont; EAST PorLrNrv, VI Aug lCth. 1876,
Mesrs. Sa,,ds In the Spring OF iS4l had the rypsr,
Fever with which suffered the most intense rain -,
when recovered from that was attacked with the ,pi,
complaint and uiiamed sore throat This continued usp
June, lS4. when my throat and lungs liberated auert.
with cough ard my face WAS Covered with scrp,
ulous sores. cannot describe what suffered fo sv.
years. three Of which confined my bed and could
not up all Daring this period received no beres,
from the various prescriptions of different Physcaus All
had nearly given up all hopes OF being any better Al
this time induced 10 try your Ssrsapar!la c he
many remarkable had performed, and strange %
NAV appear the first bottle effected sensible Change B,
continuing It's my health has much improved that
can now not only sit up, but walk and fully believe
;lh the blessing OF Providence, that twill effect peries
cure. Yours. very truly, ApALINE STANLEY
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. BY A. ban
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fultou.st corner q
Wniam-sL 27S Broadway, and n East Broadway, New.
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout The
United States Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for 81
r5- The following article We copy with pleasure ua
the Boston Mercantile Journal March 1857 and bore
If any of readers suffering from any
the complaints which it is said TO they will speedily
avail themselves OF it. Dr. WIsrARs BALSAM OF wus
CHERRY. twas known many years ago iha, the wild
I'NS'NHNh
properties Indeed this fac, known to the Aborgae
aud detection OF tho leaves bark ot this has eyf
been regarded by their physicians OF the eac
mal remedies many diseases This fact, several yess
since arrested the attention of DR.. Wsar, highly ~
spectacle practitioner OF Virginia lie investigated with
the healing properties OF the wild cherry-,esed is
effects when administered alone, and when in combna,Cn
with other remedial agents lie found that its
tues might be greatly improved and by combining wiz
ingredients, whose properties well proved and Sec
orally recognised, medicine was produced which cOnt
remedy OF grea, value In pulmonary affections, a
diseases OF the chest and hroadiseases which pro
verbally prevalent in cities and large towns aud o
prove fatal swelling the bills OF mortality 10 umch greas
extent than the with other, had alros
said. all other classes OF diseases.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS ON the wrappr
For sale by ~ b. X h. SANDS agents for this city,
HENRY JOHNSON, 213 Broadway, and by druggists &C,
erully lhruu rhOut the Union.
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FAIL FASHION FOR HArs.--At Genin'S PA B.casr,-
opposite ST Paul's-Hsving devosed unusual a..e,ro,
in producing this style, the attention OF gentlemen .
vitei to it The hehtness, grsse and suoyaas Effects ).
these Hats cannot De describedthey mus, be seer
De appreciated Also large assortment o; Pas H,
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The Cambria brough, es:efs from our
Associat. g. MAzoAxET PUILEE, which We sIe -.
,lsh at our eariies. convenience They VII c0'hH.1
.,spto from TIE vide circle Of readers whoSe H,i'o'
have been enlightened and improved y 'he previous
productions Of he. pen
w we understand that the Wing NornlnsslAs
conro;,.ee ofthe With Congressional District OF thii
CIV have agreed upon Hon. JAMES MONROE as the
candidate for Congress at the November election
Col Monroe has represented this City in Congress
and il well and avorably known 10 the mass OF 'pe
people We have hopes Of his success
Delegates TO the WhiR state ConVeproh.
Ctauaaqus-ALvAg II. WALKEn snd JOHN a "th
ART.
c1.mvng-GEoaos W. Bvcx.
n'ees..s-sTrpHEs D. vw WICK. GEORGE VAN
yIrrcx, HIRAM VAL.
F,a,on-GEoReE HENRY.
ou.ido-PALxEa V. KELLOGG, TALMAN CASE
g,urArx sroxRs and sAauEL BEACH
orange-AmBRosE 5. MunRAr, BAaRET AVIS, Waf
C. HAsBRorcE.
steu5en-THoxAs A. JoHssos, ANDREW 3. DicES
son, D. RuasEY, JR.
7logo-JoHN VI. PARKER.
Wyomtng-EAKyEY PUTNAM and JoHN 3. AALsrkD
U1ser-AARoS 3. DEWITT and MARTus sc''ooSNA
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Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Day.

CoANoN PISAs-Psrt l, before Judge ulshoeSev-
Nos. t. 8 S ~ l2. Il, 10 Is 20 Part before Judge
irs-shasn-Nos Lisa 80, L, la lsl7,ls.
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Us progress WIS 80 rapid tsss before avo o'clock the
whole. squsr was shee, ofdse. The ruins are burn.
Ing while write, IS no doas, The work Of
cen6iarv We hsye room for 70 more particulars Al
n-,se-. tNsic, Scpc. 10
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Us enterprsng proprietor at 4se Broadway corner OF
Broomest.
IL The matter OF William Drinker and pre-
tended charges against him published by few days
ago have been discharged by the Grand Jury, by a
unanimous vote. These charges would have
gone before the Grand Jury had been that sickness
and death entered Mr. Drinkers family at the time and
Immediately following these charges.
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of the State upon them
General WARD OF Westchester yesterday, referred to
the action OF the Representatives from the river
ties Long Island and NewYo-k against the building OF
the original Erie and Champan Canals They were mis-
taken their approximations, and he returned thanks 10
those who mad The ruress stand by the Canal The
debt mad been paid by the Canals And now even with
the large debt OF SO OOOOOO Il the Canal was blocked up
and could yield revenue, his constituents ana those
of the counties would submit 10 taxation 10 pay
every dollar OF u Blu. while they would DO so II neces
sary did II follow that they should submit 10 unneces
sary tax He would De lberal-his constituents would
BE- So They were willing to postpone the payment OF
the debt only ~ bur for 80 years, thereby ths
Canal could be enlarged There necessity for such
enlargement. What the condition OF that work
nowf The Ere Canal divided into four large dvis-
ions-1 from Albany Little Falls from Little Falls
10 Canasto,a 3 from Canasto;s 10 Cenrevile l. from
Centrevie Buffalo. On the first division, all the en-
la-gernent completed with the exception OF only 50
miles and the expenditure OF $4,000 would bring al
tnar section into Here was me great pressure OF
the immensely OF business and ne commended there
urgent necessity for the completion OF that section
with al possible dispatch
He only asked that during the ensuing 20 years, the
people mi t De subjected 70 lie annual tax OF $500
600 for the support of the Government First make
appropriation Tor This purpose and ne would 60 with
gentleman in the expenditure Of every dollar OF surplus
to the completion OF this great WORK. The gentleman
from Enc mad gwen glowing picture OF the probable
increase OF travel on the Canal Mr. w believed al OF
il he had doub, bur tina: in 20 years the produce
coming from the mighty West would be more thar coud
be transported the Ere Canal II enlarged and
upon me Railroad upon is banks Why, 2o-OoO emil
grants alone had arrived IN this country this year 5000
than the population of this Stale IN the Revolution
s-y War. This population alone would build up cites
larger than Albany Hudson, Troy. Utea Rochester and
Buffalo combined he s:oze OF the certain increase OF
the trade OF the mighty West showing thai il must seek
an outlet This way and By the Mississippi River he
doub.ed no, bur the fullest expectations OF the friends Of
the Canal would be lnore than reaized
lSc.zrGGy Eo-=tas Aa.fpcs, ;.
Messrs Patterson and Cha-eld hare spoken On oppo-
ste sides Mr Perkins, from Gov. wdghrs county,
has just risen. agairs, me Canals OF eourse.l K
P $50 minutes 70 6.-Ar- Bruce has introduced
resolution By unanimous thai the final vo.a
all the propositions and amendments and On the re
port be taken al noon on Monday and presume that
something Of the kind VIII be adopted Then comes
Hoaraa's report No . Adjourned II Monday, 10 u.
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i
The Legislature al lis arst session after this Consl-
lion takes effect. shall provide By law IN the here
II provided :ot the c:raIio OF sinking fund pay the
Canal debt and the general fund debt this State the
interest such debts and FOR such purposes Cor the period
OF years from and after January l, 1877, the OF
500 900 and FROM and after the i.i OF January 1857
0CC sach debts and interest fully paid. shall
be q each fiscal yeaf and q hat rate Tor shorer period
o the and tolls Of The Canals Of The SAFE, after
paving the expenses OF collection, superintendent and
pairs De set spa for suca sinking ft and pledged the
payment o! such debts and Interests N such manner is:
81 ir preferences and pledges in favor Of the creditors
tbs Safe shall be preserved and continued After apply
cs tks afoTesac 20 supply tie SAD sinking funds,
there shall Dc PAID OF remaining revenues -os
Of The sa; Canals S0so annually mo ths Treasury Of
this The remaining and tolls OF the
Canals shall Be Appropriated and applied 10 the
of tie enlsrg-c1: Improvement OF The tre Canal and
The Q. lie olher shed Canals OF the SAr.
Mr.. HOFFMAN with voice OF great strength and cor-
pass. opposed Mr.. Wordcns proposition 10 paw the
Stale Debt and finish Canals our CT the funds OF
the Enc and other Canals spoke OF dia5olcai repu-
ciacoc and then referred 70 NJ Loou1iss substitute
w:ch ne appeared 10 approve and with tone Of bitter
and intense Eesez,eIcc declared is- scOra ockery,
inisly, AMI eternal disgrace would follow the Conyen-
con Il Il cid rot keep is pledges
A1y course ina, our rulers could ADOPT which N the
csaess of profound peace AID N the ds, of pros
porous trade would break the public faa 70 ,hose who
have trusted the pledges OF the STATE By negiec, TO
pay the n.eres, On the State Bonds would Dc deeply IL
uous the national character. wo1d lessen TIE vare
ot.eal estate from New-York 10 Buffalo would inu-s
public AID private credit and however mach Il r.sh,
benefit temporarily any one scctoa, would, whole.
be EVIL Q: .rea, magnitude Let bank fe 70. Only
day 10 redeem its notes and Tie injury 70 is char
sc;er repu.ed solveu: INSTITUTION e Amos, inczcula-
BE
But although TIE interest parable quarterly and a.
though II view of the eorp. and proaisste whoess-
eonr-ac.s OF 1899 whc Ey Ie..eT OF this week hare
carefully rssz-ed !, may be yer! nsdvss5ls To increase
the sac psas s>yoad soooc y,, ,h-E. i. nc r.,sos
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

Heavy RGjn-Damage. We were visited, on
Saturday morning, by one of the heaviest rains
ofthe season. in fact, about o'cock it poured
down in perfect torrent, flooding the streets
and Overlooking the curb stones in innumera-
BILE places. Jones' Falls was very full, and we
have no doubt but that serious DAMAGE has
been done in the county, on the streams, and
likewise TO the crops Oh billy land. The foun-
dations of row Of new buildings OH Licking.
ton-st., at the corner of Green-st., were totally
ruined. The wafer had become damned ur
on GCeen-st., and flowing across the foot-way
into the cellar, nearly filled it, Bursting thro
the partition walls, through the whole length
of the block, far as Pearl-st We saw a
suction engine late in the day, engaged in
pumping the water out. The foundations of a
number of other buildings, were more or less
injured also, and the damage done in the city
will be considerable.
Charges of Theft. Officers Chisholm anC
Fleishell, on Saturday, arrested James E. Tay
lor, colored, charged with stealing So, the pro.
perty of John IL. Myers. He was committed
for further hearng.-The same officers al.
so arrested Ann Page, colored, charged with
stealing Sc and handkerchief, the property OIL
Alexina Peach, colored. She was committed
for further examination by Justice Show
acre,
City Court. This tribunal met on Saturda,
morning, but without transactng any bushes:
adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock
when the regular May term commences Wit
nesses and all persons interested would do wei
10 be pnnctual in attendance, as all absentee,
will be brought up with attachments.
Beating his Wifi. Charles Low (coJorad ,
charged with assaulting and beating his wife
and his wiie's sister, was taken to the lock-ur
in the Southern district on Friday night. Jus
tice Showacre committed him to Jail.
County Court. The case of Edwards, use o.
Hooper s. Graft VS.. Baltimore Fire Insurance
Company, occupied this court during the whole
of Saturday. A number of cases were dispos
ed OF in the Appeal court room, none, howev
er, OF any public interest. Both courts ad
journed until this morning
Launch. A handsome new barque wa,
launched on Saturday morning from the ship
yard of Mr.. Gully, on the south side of the ba
sin. She is fine model, and will no doubt be
fast sailer.
Military. We learn that at a meeting of the
Eagle ARTILLERY Company, held at their Armo.
ry few evenings since, John r. Kenly, ESQ
was unanimously elected their first lieutenant
He will consequently be commissioned as such
in the I'd Regiment of Artillery by the Cover
nor Of the State.
appropriations. The Councils have appro-
Priated, including the general appropriation
oil, Tor various purposes, up to this date, the
sum $50, 89993.
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FkoMrHE EXCHANGE READlNe-Room &c
CLEARED.

Barque Latitia, Lewis, Rio de JaneirO and h
ket, F. w. Bruno s. Sons.
Schr w. Allen, Snow, st. Thomas, Wi!hingtel
Eastman.
schr Native American, Goodwin, Boston, Mari
s. Lee.
schr E, A. Stevens, Briggs, New York, Rose,
fil & Co. =,
schr Mary Frances, Pugh, Elizabeth City, \
master
Schr NJ. L. Johnson, Howrath, Fredericksburg
master.
schr Pearl, Nickerson, for Providence, T. VI
ridge & Co.
schr Mary Ellen, Griffin, Port Maria, Jam. BiI
head & Pearce.
Schrs Falmouth, Creighton, Norfolk, Petersbu5
Richmond; VIM. Applegarih, Kent, do do do.
ARRIVED,
Barque Amelia Mulholland, Dixey, 3 days FIN
York 10 the Capes, ballast.
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, days from BOSTON, y
cargo, to L. r. Matthews.
Brig Tally Ho, Bergman, 45 days from Rio Dc,
nero, coffee to Kirkland, Chase y Co.
Schr Emily Johnson, Snedcor, from New Y!
assorted cargo, to |. Mankn.
Schr Jos. Turner, Gibbs, 3 days FIN Providence
meStics.
eam-packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk [
in Hampton Roads, barQue showing signal red
black cross; and eff North Point another barque J
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Ref
of New Point, 2 barques, and topsail schoonerF
off the Rappahannock a ship and brigantne
bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Ship st. Lawrence, Brown, for Baltimore, ca
ed at New York 6th inst.
Ship Susan E. Howell, Bailey, of Baltimore foi
runna and Cadiz, c'd at Orleans 3Oth ult.
Brig lily. NJ. Waneld, Harrod, from Baltimore,
PernambucO, was at Bahia I'd ult.
Brig Joseph Balch, HaIlett, for Baltimore, eli.
Boston It'll inst.
Brig Lexington, from Baltimore for Bath, was
ken Sd inst. Block Island, N. E. 80 miles.
SchrS Gen. Worth, Hussey, and Home Del
from BRACES Santiago, arrived at N. Orleans, Both
Schr Invincibe, Morgan, from n. Orleans, wa
BraZos Santii go, oath ut.
Schr Richard Borden, Bearse, from Baltimore
rived at N. York 7th inst. Schr Rochester, Binglt
cleared at do 9TH for Baltimore.
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15-THE PILES AND ALL SORES. Hays Ii.
nment is known now TO ousands as a most extra
ordinary remedy for these attic tons. 1t is impossible
to tell in newspaper, in such manner as 10 obtain
full credence, the effects and benefits # this article,
40 general s the practice OF advertisers Of eXtoling
articles of no Such personal reference will be
given, to bring conviction the minds of the most
unbelieving. Will sufferers only ask among their
friends, if they have not heard or known of its eff
fects and if they do not hear it more warmly praised
than any other salve, let them not get it. II fancy
or exaggeration is positively excluded from these
statements and is determined to say nothing of its
merits but what could be fully proved by host Of
witnesses in any court Of Justice Will you look at
the thing and the proofs OIL Maiden Lane, where it
may be had!-N. Y Com Y8dr.
TO be had at the conner OF Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames. 1t
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nR. w. II. MITCH ELLIS
~ VANIC BANDS,

BRANELETS, FLUID, &c
Warranted to be superior Dr. Christes or any 9th
ers in use, may be had at the following places in Bal
more.
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 60 Baltimore st.
5. E. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No. ! Sun
Building.
C. WIsEMAN's Drug store cor. Baltic & Cove
streets.
T. l.. ENNIS Fancy Store, 80 N. Howard st.
SLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 203 Broadway, IF.
P.) And in WASHINGTON, d. Cat
5. EDDY'S Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Persons suffering from nervous affections, such as
Rheumotism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains in the
Side, Back. Limbs &c. whether sceptics believers
i'll the remedial influences of Galvanism, will please
call at either of the Agencies and the hundreds OF
respectable certificates in favor of DR.. Mitchell's
Bands, &c.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
Of the most valuable preparations for the growth
preservation restoration, and identifying of the hu
man Hair, and also for the removal OF ddndruB, may
be had of either of the above Agents. mll-eoly
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DI T. d

Departed this life, at the residence of his son
Sykesvllc, Md. on the 9th inst, after short iii
Mr.. JOHN SYKES, a resident of this city for about
years.
His friends and acquaintances are respectful
vited 10 attend his funeral, from his late DIVE
corner of Hanover and Lombard streets, this
noon at O'Clock.
On the 9th inst. RICHARD SANGER, in the 45th
of h is age.
On the 9Th inst JOHN KEENRIaHT, in the 26tl
of his age.
On the 9Th inst JOSEPH STACEY, aged ! 0 md
son of Jos. ). and Emily ]. Hastings.
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ter, in London. The monster WHITE BEAR, from
the ROYAL Gardens in Paris-tOgether with twelve
large wagon loads of Animals, will be added TO the
henagere at Baltimore. The performance of Nh
PIERCE with the Animals is of a superior kind.
G3-TO THE PUBLIC. There is no study, that
is more important to the youth of rising generation
or to adult age, than that OF Natural History. Ii
teaches man his superiority over the brute creation
and creates in his bosom knowledge of the wisdom
and goodness, and Omniptesence of a Supreme and
All wise Creator. 1t also teaches him how entirely
dependent he is on the providence of GOd it GIevates
his character, and fits him for the discharge of the
nobler duties of life.
In the beginning Of the world, as we are taught by
the Holy Scriptures, God said unto man, Sand to
every beast of the EARTH and to every fowl of the air
and 10 every thing that creepeth upon the earth,
wherein there is life, surrender to thy conroi and
thou shalt have dominion over the fish of the sea- and
the fowls of the AR, and every thing that movet
upon the earth, shalt thou have dominion"
Wken this power and dominion was given by the
Almighty TO man, II was intended, by his Wisdom
that he, unto whom he had coniided so much, should
become acquainted and familiar with the subjects
which he should exercise his rule. Hence be-
came necessary that man should study the history OF
animated nature, make himself master of a science
on which his own happiness depended, and which
when developed, could not fail to advance the great
causes of civilization and learning
go fully all this appreciated, in the early
LIBERALIZATION, religion and light, that the early found
erS of Christianity in Europe and England, collected
immense menageries, to which they introduced their
children, and taught them that all animated nature
proved the existence of that God, whose gospel they
taught and whose law was paramount TO all others
and must be obeyed
We read that St. Augustin, soon after he establish
ed himself Canterbury, and there reared the bless
ed cross collected from all the remote nations of the
earth that were accessible specimens of the ANNA
VERDI and taught his monks that the study of natural
history was not only essential to common intelligence
but to the propagation Of Religion itself.
In more recent times, all of the enlightened states
af Europe, in obedience to the commands of their
saveregns have, at vast labor aud expense establish
ed Institutes made up of the animal world, for the
purpose of aiding the propagation and advancement
of science and useful knowledge. England, France,
Italy, Germany, in fact, all modern Europe have for
centuries back paid unremiting attention to this sub
jeet and, that nation of Europe, which has not its
National Historical Institute, is regarded on that
backward that leads, in the end, semi bar
barrie ignorance and folly. mll-lw
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NO ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by the use of DR..
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY The
following certificate is from the wife OF Mr.. Enoch
Perry very respectable farmer in Oxford CO. Maine,
and be relied upon as true in every particular
1t was not solicited, but gwen by the lady, from a
sense of duty feeling TIA she owed the preservation
of her life to DR.. Wslar's Basam of Wild Cherry.
RuMFoRD, Oxford co. Me, July %, 1916
This may certify that have for a number of years
been severely afflicted with the asthma In October,
l943, took violent C Id, which produced We y
severe cough, which accompanied with severe
pains in my side, and sweat profusely at night
These bad symptoms continued until was so much
reduced that was unable to do any work bout the
house, or even walk across the room without a sis
ance. In July, 1914, so afflicted with shbrtness
of breath, such great difficulty in breathing and in
such severe pain, that unable to lie in bed or
sleep for three weeks One physician who attended
me, and another who was consulted, both gave me up
to die-said they do no more for me- Myftiends
despared of my life. | had no hope myself then
commenced taking DR.. Wslar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry Before had taken one bottle, was able TO
sam until had taken four bottles, and NOW | AM
work keep no help, and have enjoyed better health
for fifteen years. Signed RELIANCE PERRY.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER 4 CANDY, 100 w, Pratt-st.
Also, by George K. Tyler, d. L. Baltimore street;
Seth $. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thamesst Elisha Fl. Per-
kins, corner Market and GTeen-sts George II. Keer,
No. 1923 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, So North
Cav street. mil lw