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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-13

hASUlNGToN llfgJ Apfll II, ISaO.
There IS now going up, in the arena
enclosed around the City Hall, stipend
Gus building for the exhibition Of tho do
nestle manufactures of our county,
Boston, alone, understand has appropri-
ated to il $4,000, II is intended by this
means to influence members of Congress
IN their action upon the tariff. You will
see from this fact, the enormous monicd
power with which the democracy has now
To contend. But in truth this has always
been our fate. The democracy has ever
been the opponent of Monopolies and Of
exclusive privileges. The bntllc on the
tariff has just begun. What bribery and
corruption may ensue when the thousand
wealthy and allluent manufactures Of New
England and New York are assembled at
this exhibition and come in contact with
Daniel Webster who himself has been pre-
scented with 100000, il is impossible to
divine. The country must be reused up
10 proper sense Of this colossal SYSTEM
OF corruption. Let them call on therre
personalities 10 stand frmly By the pledges
they have given to vote for nothing less
than a revenue tariff, If our promises
are broken here, the party Is entirely lost
Pr0tectoni-ts have lost all their arguments,
IN the attack Of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury. The present regarded as the
only means of assailing the great truths
Of his report. If they are loled here,
Mr.. Walker will have achieved a triumph
that must redeem the lnboriug millions
from evils equally odlous and far more OPP
pressiye Than those which led our fathers
to revolution. Cors Free ITader.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-13


FLYING CHLDERs. The following au.
hcnic account of this wonderful horse is
copied by the esprit" from the London
Sunday Times:
This famous animal described as "the
swiflest horse ever produced in this king.
DOM" was bred by Mr.. Childcgs, in l7lj,
who sold him when young to the Duke Of
Deyonshirc--hence, he is sometimes de-
signated The Deyonshire Childers. He
was got by the barley Arabian, dam by
Old Careless, a son Of Spanker; graadam
the Leedes Arabian, sc. Flying JhIders
never started but at Newmarket, aud
there ran only two matches IN puLic; he
received, however, three forfeits, namely,
from Speedwell, Stripping Bobsey, and the
Lonsdale mare. AT six years old be ran
a trial Of five miles, carrying . ST. 2 h.,
against Almonzir and Brown Betty over
the round course at Newmarket, ia six mi.
nules and forty seconds, to perform which
he must have moved eighty.two feet and
a half in one second, nearly at the rate of
a mile a minute
"Ventu grayidas OK prole putaris!n
lie likewise ran over the B. c., four miles
one furlong and 1873 yards, in seven mi.
nutes and thirty seconds, covering at each
bound a space Of twenty-five feet, He
also leaped, it is said, ten yards, on level
ground, with his rider. Report states that
the wonderful speed and endurance of Els.
ing ChiIJcrs were first discovered at
chase, in which all the horses bu, himself
we're knocked up. A WEIGH gentleman
offered the noble Duke for Cbilders the
horses weight ir crowns and half crowns,
which he refused. Flying ChlIders was
the sire Of long limo Of progeny. He
died in l71l, aged 90; he was a black
horse, with black name, tail, and legs, with
the exception Of the fetlock joints, which
we're all white. The near foreleg had
more white than the others. He had
small star in the forehead, and white nose.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-13

The Bay State Democrat tells this story
Of a physician Of the olden timo. When
a young man, he occupied chamber Sc
paraled from that Of a married couple by
a thin partition. One cold night he heard
the rough voice of the husband grunblc
out" Tale array gOur hoofs" o which
the wife replied, in reproachlul tone,
"Ahl you did not speak SO when We we're
first married--then you used 10 say me,
't.ke array your Ltttc hootsy Jootsy toot-
sysF'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-13

NormNG Losr. --" II il well said that
nothing is lost" says M'Culloeh. The
drop OF water which is split, the fragment
of paper which is burned, the plant that
rots on the ground, all that porshes and
is forgotten, equally seeks the atmosphere,
and all is there preserved and thence re-
turned for use.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-13

OuR MECHANICS. They are the palace
buiIders Of The world; nota stick is hewo,
not stone is sharpened, in all the lordly
dwellings Of the rich, that does moi owe lis
fitness and beauty to the nechanic's skill,
the towering spires that raise their gddy
height among the clouds, depend upon the
mechanics art and strength, for their sym.
metry, beauty and proportion How OK.
allied their calling--how sublime is their
vocation. Who dare to sneer at such q
fraternity Of honorable men--who dares
to cast odium upon such a patriotic race2
Their path is one Of true glory, and it is
their own fault il il does not lead them 70
the highest post Of honour and renown,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
vRNHE FLAG OUR UNION.

Il PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Is weekly journal, OF the largest size, devOted TO
domestic and foreign literature, news Of the day. sci.
enc, The fine arts, wit and humor, and all species of
general amusement. ifs ample columns afford room
tor great variety Of articles, and neither expense
nor labor Is spared u render il a highly inteTes ing
aHd instructive paper. The pages are not numbered
with advertiser mt nts but all the is devoted to
valuable ard interesting reading matter. series nl
original prize tes are constantly in course of publ.
cation in the Flag and the first talent in the couHtry
IS engaged in the miscellaneous department II s
printed on the finest and best of paper, manufactured
expressly for this establishment; and each volume is
b' gun with an entiIe new suit of type.
GIS-TERMS-TwO Dollars, per annum. invariably
in advance. Three numbers TO one address for five
dollars No sub 'cripton taken for less period than
six months. All orders must he addressed no t paiG
to WIN. TAYLOR s. CO,
4, ) and Jarvis Buildings, North ct.
90 By enclosing in letter t0o dollars, as directed
above, any trson may become 4 subscriber to the
Flag for one year and receive it regularly without fail
for that period thus supplying themselves, at cheap
rate, with constant source of intelligence am
meat and general information.
N. D. All the Popular Papers Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for sale, Wholesale &
RetaiI,by WILLIAM TAYLOR & co,
ol7'St q, and Jarvis Buildings.
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AplCM AND FAsHIoNARLR GooDS.

y ICH AND FASHIO NABLR GOODS
"a from The ate splendid sale of French Goods OF
hessrs BaRkard & Hutton, of New York Just CD.
ming this morning, al +. GARDNER'S, No. los
Market street, 4th house above Light streeL
Rich Printed GAsHMERE5
Plain cUlOrcd do
Royal Highland PLAIDS, (an wooh
Satin faced Royal PloidS, bright c0lors
Printed Cashmere ROBES "a colorsl
Rich Royal tlaid Cl'nmere D'ECOSsE
kIch figured Reserve do
RIch Paiis style do
Very rch Vel9nte Pattern do
Kich suIall plaid De LANES ard Cashmeres, Tor
chlldrcR. Magnificent Detached Boqaet do.
AN SILKS.
Pari. suAiiy ChameIso" Gro De Argue
Rich shaded satin striped Acyone
Splendid Fuany Ombra Poult de Sol
Extra Rcm figured Canele Gall boiled silk
Rish Chameleon AnuIe SILKS
Highland fluia do
kItra uiple chain Damask SATINS
% inch rich Satin SoutaChe P0ult de Sos
kIcn Hgured satin Robes, for evening dresses
Splendid silk Robes, (V0lanse Broche,)
Rivals ~ and 40 inch black Its ian ErlnsiRs, for
Aaauds)
raturle, Lupim Cos BOmbaziHes and plain Cash
merei pIHk, blue and white Berdgss
Evening DRESS GOODS
Rich Long Cashmere SHAWLS
Rich Square Cashmere aud Bruche ShaWls
Beautiful 1erkerr do, OF entirely new designs
Real IEdOux Long and square SHAWLS
Rich silk do
Plain Mode and Black Cashmere do
Embroidered Linen Camblic Hdkts. sc, &c.
IL These Goods are Of The most new AVID desira-
,eremptOry sale of Messrs, Bankard n Hutton, u
New YORK. Ladies' may expect Bargains by calling
IS above at F.GARDNER, IS Market-sT.
Sl9 Fourth house above Light.
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CITY INTELLlGENCE.

Washington Literary association At meet.
ing OF this association, held on Friday evening
last, the following named gentlemen were elect.
ed officers tor the ensuing quarter. George s.
Grape, President; Henry B. Ridpeway, LIST
Vice President; J. M. A. Larkin, I'd Vice Pre-
sident; J. G. Boyd, Recording Secretary; An.
drew d. Ing, Financial Secretary; R. Nj. J.
HaIker, Treasurer; George s. Grape, John r,
Seemuller and Martin T. Conway, Board Of
Critics, and William Ing, J. A. Underwood
and J. Wesley Krebbs, Board of Cura,ors. This
society has been in existence but twelve months
and already numbers over thirty active mem.
bers. 1t is now in the most prosperous cond.
ton.
Illegal Voting. George Clark, who is charg.
ed with having voted in the 9Th and 9th wards
on the day Of the municipal election, and who
has been in Jail since Thursday, was brought
out for further examination before Justice
Schaeffer on Saturday afternoon. William L.
Marshall, ESQ, appeared upon the part of the
accused, aud Folger P. Lovegrove, ESQ, upor
the part of the State The examination result
ed in his being held to bail to appear and an
swer at the next term OF the city court.
Robbery in Baltimore County. We learn thai
the dwelling Of Mr.. Prentice at Medfeld, abou
four miles from the city on the Fails turnpike
road, was bu"glariously entered on Frida,
night, and robbed of large amount of valuabl,,
articles Mr.. Prentice was formerly Presi
dent of the Baltimore College, but has for som,
time had charge of select boarding school q
the above place.
Case for Court. Anthony Truxall, was ar
rested on Saturday, by officer Gamble, on tn,
charge of assauting and beating Catherine Nc
Gee. Justice Kennard committed him to jai
to appear as court.
Sport There will be rich sport at Cantor
to-day. Racing, free for all. Shooting, by
some choice ''wingers." See advertisements,
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a,APIrALPRIzE DEPOT.

-
a IA PRATT STREET
Well may thi be called the "Capilal prize depo,
There is no mistake in the fact that Nj. DOYLE,
sold SO far this year no less Than five capital prz
f20 600 Quarter Ticket February Dist. !,
Sle,000 " April l0lh. ~
$1,000 Whos June Sd. %
And ON FRIDAY the neat ltlle trize of 81 900 &c
coIored man, bod carrier, in the small Fry (Tick
row on hle,) and we expect 10 se at least Eve MO
above prizes being sold by us to the Managers o.
cial drawing where all prizes noted at the botto
3 Of the above prizes were sold in Packages.
We are selling daily nsmber prizes to our custolp
at home and abroad. We invite all to call and ca
anime our selection of Tickets before purehasip
elsewhere, and we can almost insure a Capital
some three number prize. Some persons must dFs
our prizes and why not the reader we'll al any Oh,
else every body with stands fair chance bot
white and colered, male and female. Come on
come all :,
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE; y
MONDAY Capital prize Sl2,Oee; tickets 81 {,
shares in proportion. -
TUESDAY, capital Se,OOoi tickets SOC, shares !,
proportion.
THURSDAY, eat,al $4,000, tickets 75c, sAAr
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital 81 900, tickets a5c, sharOs in pr
portion. I
SATURDAY, capital 1000, tickets Soc, shares
proportion.
Please remember the small Fry on Friday, Gin whic-
we sold the cal ial last week. and we intend to q,
same to- day. Try package, which will cost for 4
Tickets only SO AND stands chance of drawing ID
capital prizes The prize ~ last week was in pae /
age, or only % cents for single ticket. FTsl hem
never won prize. Come Try what luck there is e.
you,
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rel
on having them sent as CORE lily as If they were {
choose III, mseves, and The official drawing scat a
soon AS drawn.
A liberal discount will he paid to persons who pm
chahe by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvarety OF lucky NUMBERS IL
the package, single ticket, share An srders, pt
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ. DOYLE, No.lAA PraIstreeI
IL tRl Opposite n ~ q. r. K. DRpts, ,
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Amcriton Republican
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, Ger 70, 1916

F,y,vc,n CoSprrIoN OF MARYLAND. The
elections ofthis State being over, public atten-
zion ,honId be directed to its financial condition,
and to the prospect of resuming tho payment
Of interest upon the public debt, An individ-
nal who is involved in debt, and who designs to
gay honorabIy, will sgn up the amount OF his
Indebtedness, calculate his resources, and then
apply himself diligently to the work OF qulda-
uob: and this should be the process with respect
To The debts of State. Some persons from the
want Of knowledge of facts, view with despair
all efforts to cxtricate Maryland from her IN
Movements; bat those who have better infor-
nation, are convinced, that the extricAton can
be achieved by steady perseverance, and with
mt the imposition Of onerous burthens upon the
people. First, then, let US look at tho inebIed-
ress Of the State. This is found in public doc
olnents, quoted by the New York Courier OF
the 18th inst, and is as follows:
DEsror MARYLAND, on lsT Drc, 1915.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.

EpLAkE ~ LYON, No. 1912 BALTIMORE
ND STREET, have Just received a large invoice OF
the above PEgTFOCAL EYES, set ~ fine Cold
Steel aid Silver Frames to suit all ages The above
glasses are Of the first quality, and ale peculiarly
adapted to as list The sight and sreng hen the eyes
The many testimonials that can be produced is a suf
hcGnt evidence Of their Superior virtues. We invite
the citizens generally to ca and examine oar stock
of spcrtacies, Watches and JCweliy, mt No 1872 BALI
rIm0RE STREET, 81 deer from St PauI's. ol3l w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19

n1y- FLOATING BETHEL. This good old ship
is now moorcd at the OF Of Gay street wharf and
will be opened FIR visitors. Ladies and children
get on DO Td with ease, she lies alongside the
folk steam boat wharf, The ship keeper will be on
wishing to aid in paying for this good old ship, will
sec n box on the foremost, in which they may drop
any amount they please. There will be preaching
on SAsBATH Morning at Iii Afternoon at 8, and
Evening at 7 O'Clock ol5-r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19

GITUATION WANTED. BY single young
- man. as an ovcrseer, and to make him sc II eener
ally useful on Farm. and would have no objection
TO go South. Good references will be given as re-
CARDS character, sc.
.F. SCCYTTI'S diligence Office,
ole old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE,
No. q,

SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
WHOLES ale.
UST RECEIVED, fine assortment Of
% COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
10 wholesale trade: COu try merchants are request
ed to call and eKlu,ine my stock.
RETAIL.
Also, anoth'r large lot Of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner. Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE, Of
entire new patterns. Tog, Their with good stock
Of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be fund in the city
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January |, 647, afer which time the subscriber Will
reI:ove 10 No. IL Nsrth Howard street.
QI3- All persons indebted 10 j. ). II. Jr., are re-
quested TO call and setlIe such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept. 10, 1876
ol7-lJal JOSEPH 8. HASTINGS, u.s.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19

Mas. MoWA1r. The numerous friends of
this talented native authoress and actress, will
learn with regret that she is now confined to
her room, in this city, by serious indspostion.
After leaving the Holiday street Theatre on
Friday night, where she had been sustaining
for her benefit the arduous and difficult charac-
ter of Lucy Ashton, in "The Bride OIL ammer-
moor and Julianna in the comedy Of 1.-THE
Honey Moon," she proceeded TO her Hotel, and
in short time after arriving there, ruptured a
blood vessel; caused, it is supposed, by over ex-
ertion upon the stage. Her friends at distance
may rest assured that she has the best medical
attendance our city can afford, and that it is
hoped in few days she will be so far GONZALES
cent as to be able to leave for her home at the
North. 1t was announced that she would play
the character Of "Jane Shore" on Saturday
night, but owing to her sudden indispostion,
the performance had to be changed. She has
the heartfelt sympathy OF oar entire community.
The RAvEL FAMILY. We would inform
our readers that these extraordinary performers
appear tonight at the Front-st. Theatre for the
last time A bill Of more than ordinary at
traction is offered, being for the benefit of the
star of the "goodlie companie," tho renowned
Gabriel Ravel.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
nORsEY & GARRETTsoN have In .tore.1

FORSEY G CARR ETTSON have In stored
~ very beautiful assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, all Of which have been selected from thdl|
latest impotarons Rich changeable Sstins, OF over
shade; Al extra super Gro de AlgeIne Arnuie aue
Ottoman dol figured and striped do +, of handeomc|
styles; plain and waterea black Manila SILKSfd
Gro GRIN. Armure, Italian LusirinR and Marsaiines
of all ColOrs; Poprs; silk and Thhet PLA'DS
PLAID, shaded ann ig'd CAS'IMERES;5 { Furniture
Chinz; BOmhaZines; Alpacas; cloths; Real Cash'l
men Printed do; Terkerr and other SHAWL az
large assortment Of l.. e. HDKFS.; GLOVES anil
HOSIERY Of every descrpt N. Together with 81
general assor ment Of DOMESTIC GOODS; Housed
Linens; Blankets; Chiniz Fioorings; Russia piaper
Marseilles Quits, and other goods
ol2-tuthsn5t So MARKET STREET
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
yz,HAT usRivALLED CARn1NATlvE.

htIbED Ch tH n HI v Il.
n GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
Of The first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be gwen to the most
tender infant with p rfcct safety. For cki!dren, or
ev adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be- found Of incaicuIable benefit For
thost children who afflicted with weakly or de-
bitated state OF the bowels the Cordial will prove
verv beneficial. Children while leething suffer great
amount If pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bo~ ers Infant Cordaln eXerts by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
ay Price IS cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
C P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard aud Marion streets
And at retail by the following ageHts:- Rodney G,es
san, corner of Madison and Howard sts; DR., e, n
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS H. Lemon.
corner of Market and Poppleton sts.; A. G. Rdgelv
corner Of Howard and Pratt sis j. n. Perkins & Bro
Their, corner Of Green and Franklin cts ; Il, w. An
drews, Hill ST.; q. K. Tyler corner Of High and Mar
bet Sta; DR.. r Rountree, BclAir Market; Thos. G.
Hopkins, Br0adway, Fel's Point; J. B. SALISBURY
Thames st.; G W. Tucker, Pratt and Eden st.; r. j.
Pitts, High and Pratt stC r Reyes, corner Of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. Rebutc Pratt and Paca
sure oi7-lw-iel2 GIN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19

"MORE Rum" Under this head the Union
quotes an article from the New York Express,
to the effect, that "the large shipments Thread
stufs has had decided effect on the remittan-
ces to Europe, causing small demand for ex-
change at l0sal0S l-s premium for sterling,
and 5 81 l-da5, 80 for Paris" And the Union
argues Fl IN these facts, that the new tariff can
not have the effect of creating demand upon
this country for specie, If the editor Of that
paper can produce deficient crops and potato
rot annually IN Europe, he may have Just
ground to hope that the tariff will not drain this
country of specie; but this effect would not be
attributable to the tariff, but to the starving
condition of the people Of Europe The de-
mand for American bIcadsuifs is not a conse-
quence Of the enactment Of the tariff, but Of the
aforesaid causes; and as soon as these cease, We
shall find ourselves in want of a market for our
agricultural productions both abroad and at
home, should our manufacturing establishments
have to close their operations The editor oil
the Union must know, that the new tariff will
not bene6Gially increase the commerce of this
country, whilst il will have the direct effect oil
cramping American industry in its various
branches-and that, in order 10 pay the foreign
manufacturer for his labor we must export
specie.
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Estimated receipts,


EednctiUg the expenditures as above, s5o 4H
And there remains a balance of $50 9s2
Over and above this balance of about ST.
900, there was in the treasury on the list Dec.
1915, clear unappropriated balance OF Sl5s,-
257
1t is hoped that, so soon as the Chesapeake
and Ohio Caual shall have been completed, a
considerable addition will be made to the re-
ceipts of the State from that source.
The State owns the following amount of produc tive
RANK Stock. $3.50 966
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, l,O50OOO
ter canal 1892 800
Rail Road, 1884 O45
Total, "a 637 SOL
The unpyoduciive stock held by the State is that OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the bonds of which
il holds to the amounto OF S7l63, 1874
On which arrears of interest are, 2,l59 ,44S
Total, SO 1923, Ice
II viii bo thus seen, that there is nothing in
The financial condition of Maryland to produce
dependency; but that, or the contrary, there is
fair prospect of being able to resume the pay
ment c! interest early next year, and of con-
iinuing it regularly thereafter. This is "a
Oonsammation devoutly to be wished"
The sinking fund of the State amounts to
about million and half of dollars; and it is
supposed, that it will be able to redeem the
whole Of the public debt in something like
thirty years. 1t would be prudent, we think,
10 fund the interest now due and unpaid, so
that The whole revenue of the State may be
applied to the discharge of accumulating in
terea. This would no doubt be satisfactory to
the public creditors. The credit of the State
once firmly restored, it is probable that the rate
of interest may be reduced, by the substitution
Of FIVE for six per cent stock.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
IRON FOUMBRY.
No, 3O4, ABUVE RFIFAW

n No. 3O4, ABOVE BUTAW-
(Recentiy occupied ty the Iate Jas. G. WiIsor.)
The subscriber has re umed business in the above
establishment, and is prepared 10 furnish to o'drr an
descriptions Of IRON CASTINGS. Also, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
FEGTURAL aud ORNAMEN rAL purposes, carved
in the best style o. Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended to,
o76m JOHN COCHRANH,
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NEGROES WANTED.

FENH r. subscriber wi,hes to purchase, immediate
n ly, "a number OF likely NEGROE| Of both sexes
for which the highest market price will be paid
Apply at the Washington Hotel, PRATT STREET
few doors above Hanover-st., where { can at All
times be found. All communications promptly at
tended to. [Ul9-tN5'] WILLIAM HARHER.