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HOwEs' FRONT ST. CIRCUS. A very large and fash
ionahle audience present at the opening of this
favorite place of amusement en- last evening. The
great attraction was the celebrated Madame McCarte,
who fully sustained her high reputation. She appears
again this evening" and will DO doubt draw another
full house. The performance throughout was of the
most anexceptionable character, and was received
with marked evidences of the appreciation of the au
dence. Asplendid and attractive bill is offered for
this evening. See the programmes,
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YWNHE FLAG OF OUR UNION

YNNHE FLAG OF OUR UNION
III FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
Contains great variety Of int resting matter, as
glance at the contents will show.
CONTENTS;
''The Child OF the Sea; Of the Smugger of Colonial
Iimes,' by Lieut. Murray. 'Lte Molly White,
by Fanny Forester. ''The French Jew; or Killing
Time in the JeIsies,' by ]. II. lngraham, Esq,
MISCELLANEOUS:
The WatchmakeIS Ruse, Change of Fortune,
Bear Story, Old Father Hodge,
Mock Babies The Curse,
Captain jenkins and the Duel in the Oden Time
Big Churn, Carrier Pigeons,
Queen of Spain, An Expedient,
Veracity Of the Pike, Temperance in Pfussian
A Fortified Forest, Silesia,
The Jews, The Old Duke,
Extraordinary HerOsm, Charles Matthews,
The Monster Brewery Bank Protection,
The value of fine lady, Story of a Black Boy.
Syrian Greek Women, Hills, Island, sc Maine.
POETRY.
Spring time, Punchs Idea of Protec-
The SeTcnade, ton,
The Duerna, The Mysterious Bird,
Sonnet to Winter The Victim,
Fresh Fish, Lines,
The Prayer on Bunker Beautiful Thought of Bull
Hill, WEI,
The Bracelet, Height of Infamy.
Editorials, Weekly Melange, News, Gossip of the
day, &c. SC.
For sale at all the periodical depos and at the office
w. BENNETT, Publisher,
No. North-st. (up stnirs)
Price cents per single copy; subscription 50 per
annum. mhl3-2t
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THE HARMONIOUS. This musical company have
taken Franklin Hall during the remainder of this
week, and will give this evening repetition of their
concerts. The Hall, though nevis admirably adapt
ed to the purpose, and is capable of accommodating
comfortably a numerous audience. Their patrons
have universally expressed approval of their per-
formances,
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CHANGE IN THE CABINET. The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Eagle
asserts very positively that Mr.. Bancroft, Sc
cretary ofthe Navy, has been officially informed
Of his contemplated removal, which will take
place in few days, and that he will probably
be succeeded by Mr.. Mason, the Attorney
General
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THE MUSEUM. The popular play of the "Lady of
Lyons" will be performed at the Saloon this evening,
with a most excellent cast. Mr.. Charles Howard will
appear as Claude Menotte, and Mrs. Wilkinson as
Pauline. In the course of the evening Mr.. Western
will give his celebrated limitations of the steam ell
CINE, sc. The avorite danseuse, Miss St, Clair will
also appear in a new dance.
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Amrritou Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 10, 1916.

sprrcu OF THE Hon. REyERDY JOHNSON.
We refer the reader to an extract from the
sneecb delivered on Wednesday last, in the U
s. Senate, by the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, on
s,Ie Oregon question. In this speech Mr..
Johnson sustains the high reputation which he
has acquired as profound thinker and an elo-
auent orator. His views on the subject OF the
Oregon dispute are correct and patriotic, and
such as should be entertained by every Amer
ican who desires to see his country continue in
prosperity and happiness
We are glad that Mr.. Johnson believes that
abe dispute may be amicably and honorably set
tied; and that he expresses his confidence that
The President is prepared to compromise on the
basis of the 49th degree. We felt assured and
80 expressed ourselves at the time, that Sena'
lor Haywood spoke the sentiments OF the
President, if he did not speak by express au
thority-and we therefore entertain strong
hope that negotiations will be resumed, ant
hat the war-hawks of the Senate and House
of Representatives will be frustrated in their
efforts to plunge the country into war. !
would be an extraordinary thing if two nations
50 closely united by interest-speaking the
same language and protesting the same reli
glon-coud not adjust difference like tina
between the United States and Great Britain
without resort to war. Mr. Johnson has vivid
~ pourtrayed some of the horrors which woul
inevitably result from such conflict. Non
bot persons of great levity, ignorance or inhu
Enanity can speak in light terms of the conse'
cuences ola war between two such powers a
the United States and England-and woe b
20 the man or men who may carelessly brn
these consequences upon the people of thi
country. They would be pointed at with scor
and detestation, as the wanton destroyers of tn
lives and property of their fellowcitizcns,
Widows would execrate them--and childre
would lisp their names only to brand theI
with infamy.
The war-hawks in Congress make frequen
references to national honor-for that we mus
6ght if destruction follow. But these gentle
men place the country in a false position, an
then insist that national honor demands tina
ii should be maintained. National honor
only to be preserved by acting justly an
righteously to other powers; and this our gov
eminent can do without resorting to war.
fact it would be irreconcilable with the dictate
of national honor for our government to go t
war for "the whole Of Oregon or none," as
urged by some senators and representatives
We have heretofore repeatedly acknowledge,
that England has rights to portion of thu
territory, and offered to compromise by takin
that part to which it is believed that we hav
ar indisputable title; and national honor doe
not require that we shall set up greater claim
than those which we have formerly urged.
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CRY COUNCIL. A resolution has been offer
cd in the First Branch of the City Council, to
pay the per diem TO members who have been
or may be prevented from attending by inds-
position. Were sick members absent from
home and subjected to expense in consequence
Of their election to the Council, Gas is the case
With members of Congress and the Lcgisla-
ture,) it would be just to continue their pay
during the period of their confinement: but
members of the Council are very differently
situated. They attend to their public duties a
few hours in the afternoon, and then return to
sheir families. Should the resolution pass an
other will Immediately follow, to keep no diary
of attendance, so that the member who neg
8ects his duty will receive the same compensa-
tion as those who are punctual 1t will be
better to preserve the present regulations, as
Il prevents abuses which might otherwise &C.
eur.
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LECTURE BY Col. LEmASowsKY. This gentleman
will deliver at the Masonic Hall this evening, the
first his series of lectures the character and ge-
MUS of Bonapane. His participation in the eventfu
scenes of which the Emperor was the hero, well
qualify him for the tasks
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a. FORi SALE OR RENT-A 3-story
MfTTSf Brick DWELLING, situated on the east
lksiB# side of Courand, near Mulberry ST., having
A"--A"~ a small Flower Garden and back building
attached, on moth side thereof. If not Sold it will be
thoroughly repaired and for rent about 18th of April
naxt. Contract for rent will be made at any time
For sale or lease, the square of GROUND N. E. in
tersection Of Cathedral and Madison SITS.
Two Lots of Ground on Broadway. near Pratt ST.,
side and south of Pratt. 100 feet of Ground on
Pratt ST. opposite Columbia Garden. 90 Squares of
Ground near depot of D. and o. Railroad, on west
Pratt st. U3-Two Houses OH Lee, near Lg ht st, for
sale on accommodating terms.
JOHN YOUNG,
IT. 1863 Mulberry St.
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G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely T ew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C., for sale and made order as cheap as they
be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. K. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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HANDSOME CHURCH Contribution. AT
the close of discourse in N. Y, by DR.. Ma
son, last Sabbath, on the subject of Christian
Union, as exhibited in the history of the A
merican Tract Society, there was collected in
its behalf the liberal sum of 1920.
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TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION. By the great
fire which occurred lately in the government of
Tobolsk, Russia, 25 peasnts, 665 horses, and
9l5 head of cattle were burnt to death; IL viii
lagos were attackediin the course of its pro-
gress, which extend ed distance of 80 French
leagues, by 10 in breadth. In 10 of the vii
lagos there were destroyed Is mills, 1850 barns,
and 1880 ricks ofhay, besides an immense
quantity of wood, SC.
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Likeness OF JOHN II. PEASANTS. A neat litho-
graphic likeness ofMr John II. Peasants, late editor
the Richmond Wing, was placed on our desk yes
terday. 1t is for sale by Messrs VIM. Taylor & Co.,
JARVIS Buildings, North ST.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. J

7
Opposite Banums, Bait. Md {
4}-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1876:
&c IS 81 % A IA 10 2 Al So so As
81 and %, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
and "a, being the 9th and 6th or and 10, be
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each 30
A and 5S,'beng the 9Th and 10Th; or 30 and SO, be-
ing the 10Th and It'll drawn Nos each 90
Allhaving two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on " 5
Il EMORY s CO, No. . ". Calyert-st
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSM
WKT NJ. TAYLOR, X CO.'S
w BALTIMORE .9ND NEIE VOpL-


GREAT PERIODICAL DEPOTS,
Nos 4, and Jarvis Building, Baltimore,
No. , Astor House, New York,
in addition to their usual extensive assortment of
New Standard Works on every branch of SCIENCE,
LITERATURE and ART-the following:
Liltel's Living Age, No. 90, l2k
England and Wales, by S. 6. Kohl, author OF
"Russia and the Russians, - "AuStria and the
Ausrians,o SC. 25
Constance: or The Dehutante, BY J. II. Maneur,
author of Tales Of the Revolution, 25
ri itchells History of France, MOI, 25
Cabinet Library of choice Prose and Poetry.
Nos and History of the Condition of Women
in various ages and nations, by =, NJ. Child, IS
3. The Dream and other Poems, by Honorable
Mrs Norton, 50
4. The Child of the Islands, Hon. Mrs Norton, 375
Judge Hall Varton's Yankee Stories, new and
cheap edition, illustrated, 50
No, l3 COpland's Dictionary, (medical,)
Table Talk, by VIM. Hasett, second series, part
I'd Willy 4 Putnam's library, 50
Lallah Rookh, by Thos. Moore, 81
The Life and Writings of Mrs. Hemans, by her
sister, 81
% Agents and the trade supplied at publishers
prices with all the new and cheap publications as
soon rs received
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos, 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
Eb3-The Iris and Odd Fellows Mirror is ready for
delivery this mOrIing-a rich number-$l.50 year,
or cts. single copies. For sale at the office of the
Western Continent. 1t
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ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER SLAYER. The ship
Panther, passed midshipman Macomb, COM
handing, has arrived at Charleston from the
coast of Africa, prize to the U. S. sloop York
town, charged with being engaged in the slave
trade.
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Q3-HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL l. &c
TURES. Cot. LEHMAEowsKY, for twenty three years
attached to the French Army and for the last twenty
nine years citizen of the United States has the no
nor TO acquant the ladies and gentlemen of Balti-
more, that he will commence course of Lectures
on the Character, Genius and Career of Napoleon,
Emperor of France, and his first wife, Madame Jose
phine. These Lectures will comprise a variety of
grams, Transparencies, SC, which have been care
fully prepared and accurately designed.
The first Lecture the Character Of Napoleon
of March, at u O'Clock, at the MASONIC Hall.
Admission 25 cents. Tickets of admission 10 be
had at Messrs. Owen s. Son, and Robinson s. Bru-
ner, Book Stores The Globe Inn and at the door of
the Hall. mbln D,
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BEEF! BEEF!

CHAWLSI SHAWLS!! We offer TO the La
- dies and purchasers generally, the most magnf
cent assortment of Printed Cashmere, Cashmere d.
Ecosse and Meuslin de Lame SHAWLS ever offered
in this Market and at prices that fail to please
BEALE H. RICHARDSON & CO.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
mhI3 fARl doors below Charles.
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gg- WIN. j. STEVENS, of Portland, Maine, call
ed in the store of Messrs Comstock 4 Co, TO show
the great benefit he had received from the of one
bottle Of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
He had been bald ten years, but has now full and
fine crop of hair started out all over the top of
his head, by only one bottle. We have seen this
tried in many cases, with the same success. 1t is
also the best article ladies dress their hair with,
as it will keep il longer in curl than anything else,
and entirely removes dandruff
TO be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SIS, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts and AZ 81 Thames. 1t
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF
IN NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF
N NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Received and for sale ut
w. N. HARRISON'S, No. jarvis Buildings,
North street. (Patemoster Row. J
England and Wales, by j. G. Kohl, comp. vol. 25
Constance; or The Debutante, by Maneur, 25
Living Age, No. 90, 1914
The Odd Fellow, beautiful story by Ingraham, l2t
The Cavalier and Chain of Destiny, 1871
Laughabe and Comical Tale of Hughie Morri-
son, the Scottish emigrant-c containing his
voyage from Glasgow to Baltimore, l24
Also, The Western Continent of to day, and The
Flag of Our Misunderstanding a rich treat of read
ing matter; and all the Philadelphia and New York
Weekles. mhl3
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R5-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Presby-
terrain Church, Hanover-st, will be continued as fol-
lows:
Hon. Judge MEEK, of Alabama. on TUESDAY
EVENlNG, March IL Subject-"Ihe Fine Arts
Hon. w. L. YANcEY, of Alabama. Subieet-"The
Rights and legal disabilities of Married Women.n
There are few course tickets unsod, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission 25 cents. mil -dt
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THE "FAKIR OF AVA" The Fakir of Ava,
who died last week, left $4,000 in gold, but
he owned about $50, 900 worth of property, all
of which will go to his wife in Cincinnati,
whom he had abandoned, and had not lived
with fol twenty years.
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% A. MILLER will deliver a Lecture on Physi-
olOgy and the Laws of Life, on TOM ORROW (Sa-
turday) EVENING, March l4th, at Emory Chapel,
on Bidd!c street, Pennsylvania Avenue, at Il
O'Clock. Tg- Tickets 10! cents-for sale al Jones &
Houston's, Franklin sire t; Swzer & Hatch, Penn.
Avenue and Rev. f. r. Veitch, 1856 Pearl street. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of sabbath School. mhl3 2t<
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CHINA EXCHANGES. In Canton, China, ac-
cordng to a late Missionary report, there are
now about 100 exchange buildings-elegant
and spacious edifces-not for mercantile pur-
poses but for social intercourse and free dis
cussion of all topics of general interest.
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tna-CrrRAP PRrMrHNG. and PRINTING OF

~ SAFNAE EHSRN2 hNT' anu MI l i4'N "
every descr ption, executed with great despatch; at
the Office at the Clipper, l24 BAGrnloRE- sr.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o argGt than sFes eay other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE s. HATTIE 50 BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles Of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in etery style
in a manner unsurpassed in this city
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a5- If you want the CAPITAL PRIZE i'll the
"Small Fry" Lottery, to be drawn on SATURDAY,
20 to GOWN & co. S4oOO-rsk 25 cents, Who
would not try their fortune:
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TO PURCHASE, eight or fer

WANTED TO PURCHASE, eight or ten
w likely negroes, of both sexes, from the age of
is TO 80 years. And also good BLACK SMITH
that understands his business for gentleman Plan
ter from New Orleans. UNREASONABLE references
will be given, that they expressly for his own use
and not for speculation, for which fair cash price
will be given. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTT1, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
mhl3 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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The LADIES. The ladies of Gallatn, Tenn.
gave a party on the evening ofthe 18th ut.,
for the purpose of raising funds to aid in the
erection Of statues to Washington and Jackson,
to be placed in the capitol of Tennessee. They
excluded all intoxicating liquors.
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WNOR SALE-A very likely black girl, Is years

WNOR SALE-A very likely black girl, l8 years
II of age, to serve ~ years. good cook, washer
and ironer &C., and can come we'll recommended. -
Also black girl 10 years of age, to IL years.
from the country, good cook, washer and ironer.-
Also, boy Is years of age, TO serve 10 years. very
smart and active. The above servants can come well
recommended from their owners. Apply at
SCOTTT'S Intelligence Office,
mhl1 No. 20 Exchange Place.
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vEHE CAPITAL PRIZE OFFICE FOR

H
IL EVER AS usual ahead of all competion in the,
way of selling CAPITALS. There is not single of
fee iR the city that pretend shell out the need
full. The way DOYLE is at present doing at this ce-
LIBERATED CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA Pratt
ST., opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Biadshaw's
United states Hotel: Therefore if you want any of
the following splendid prizes. Send your orders, or
call on DOYLE. ID,
THURSDAY, capital $l7 500, tickets S. shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets shares in
proportion. q.
SATURDAY, Tom Thnmb. 81, 900. Tickets 81,
halves 5Oc qIs. 25 cents. Doyle will sell certificates
eighths 81 So. This is first rate chance to make a
handsome amount of pocket money, with small
outlay and the risk on package is small. l
liberal discount will be paid to persons who mr.
chase by the package or quantity. ~
For sale in the of lucky numbers By
the package, single ticket or share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. IA Prattstreet
II ri Opposite B.& o. R.R. Depot.
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r EFT THE WELKIN RING! The Grea

H EFT THE WELKIN RING, The Great
IL Prize Sellers, EMORY & CO., opposite Bar
NUNS, again have the satisfaction of announcing to
their numerous customers all the United States
the sale of the first and second capital prize in Sa-
turday's Lottery. $4,000 sent in package of
Va, and the second capital of $1,000 was sent TO
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 as this far surpasses ANYTHING
record, and Emory s. Go. now challenge the world
in vain for even respectable attempt at competition.
AS the result Of every days drawing so clearly de-
monstrates thar "Dame Fortune" has domicied her
self at the old established house of Emory & Co.
every person, whether at home or abroad who wants
money, will pursue the surest way to procure it by
making an investment at the well known and far
famed Office of
EMORY s. CO., Calvert street,
1t [Rl Baltimore, Md.
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DUTTER. 300 kegs of fresh GLADES BUT
ID TER, part fit for family use. For sale by
S. CLAYTON & SONS,
fell l6a Lombard street,
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H5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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DEATH OF VETERAN. John Montgome-
ry, SEN, died at Frederick, Md, few days
ago, in the seth year of his age. file was a
soldier of the revolution, and was at the battle
of Yorktown and the surrender of Corvallis
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{g3- BALTIMORE DIVISION, No. l, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. The members will please take
notice, that the meetings of the Division have been
removed from the Union Hal. to the WASHINGTON
Camden streets. regular meeting will be held
there THIS (Fnday) EVENING, at o'clock.
By order, JOSEPH SHANE, JR.
Rec
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How TO GET A HUSBAND. The following
is the recipe of widow for the seventh time.
The bait is certainly good, but the fish are not
always to be caught:-"Invite a nice young
man to tea, set hin. a laughing every five min
utes during the evening, let him have six kisses,
and you'll be his wife after 90 similar opera
tionsu
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a NTHRACITE COAL. The subscriber has
n just received from Bristol, one cargo of e
HIGH HARD COAL, of the Lump, Crate and Egg
sizes, which he will sell the lowest market prices
GJ- Orders left with C. Brooks, Son 4 Co.. No ass
Baltimore street; F. Gardner Il Co., No. 279 Bal
tmore street; Franklin Gardner, No. l95 Baltimore
street, or at the YARD, Spring Gardens, will receive
prompt attention.
mhl3.4t PETER PAHNESTOCK.