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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

-. FU NITUKE aud Ltase Tor S0Ie.-A iainIIy dbo,i
N breaking housekeeping offer their furniture icr sac
ELL cheap The house ~ -tuaJed IN one OF ne bcst and
most as hionable In The city The furniture vas
mostly made by McGTaw last year The house Is IN FIRST
rate condition with every convenience and modern I'M
cold ana shower baths IN the second story
until hrst OF May next aud can be renewed a.
The pleasure Of For farther particulars, line
addfes.-d to H. box 1860 Post Office, VIII meetwh proIaP
erenriou aul4 St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

MAsxERs IN NEw-yoKx.-They have " man
- ~ .. S; Co, ON the window ill" What shocking
bad manners Here the fret would be pitched OUT Of
the Omnibus. and the second out OF the window.
49, NH--@-S~ cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

The above statement shows large increase IN nearly
every article Breadstuts especially Flour 5000
bbs; Wheat 2250O0 bush. Corn 10000 bush; Barley
$1,000 bush The increase in Corn has come from the
far West Immense quantities have sold in this market
this season Cheese has increased 100000 lbs. Butter
100000 lbs; Lard 100000 lbs; Wool has fallen oil 10000
lbs Hams and Bacon 1877 900 lbs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07
WwTM. TAYLOR 4, co,s

w WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
u,,.,,,,..,. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
5 munt,s merchant's Magazine for April, only so
me democratic Review for April, 1886 ia per
year, single numbers f0' o.
skinnets Farmers Library, for April, 1876, only
50 year, or so cts. pei No,
van COURTS Counterfeit Oetector for ApriI I0i
Cht Valer D'Harmental, or Love and Conspiracy
-, from the French of Dumas, only Of
Biackwood s Magazine for March, n,
Rose Marie; or The Gogo Family, r..
The Illustrated Magazine for Ami S5
= Auoshe anu ms writings, vol. prices 62l and Is
WILLIAM TAYLOR & 90,
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
'lwenty Years After" or The Three Musonat
,r, eefs,L from the French of Dumas, paris, so
Inc = Hunch a play in five acts, by Sheridan
ne captains Daughter; or The Generosity of
The We Yop musS Ar,is us oa9 H. - l2s
sor lngraham, - N,
R5- All the Philadelphia, New York and Boston
papers lor TINS week. Bennet's Weekly Herald Win
exciting editorials, &c. &c. W."
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ID | f. ID.

co, aged IS years.
his friends and acquaintances are respectful
Vited TO attend his funeral tomorrow (Wedne
afternoon, at O'Clock, from his late residene,
IS Baltimore street.
On the 9th inst. after protracted illness q,
RoBERrs WARNER, son of Geo. w, and Marin /
aged year and l9 days.
on the 9th inst Mrs JAM ABRLL, in the 35tt
OF her age, daughter OF Richard and Catharine
On the 4th last. LOUISA f. wife Chs. ii. Men,
ana youngest daughter of VIM. Brannan.
on me 24th ut MARY MATILDA, aged year
Maxwell. '
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RICH AZ MAGNIFICENT ID II ESS GOOnS
SH.fWLS. SC8RFS e.

RICH ~ MAGNIFICENT tEsSGOOD,
SH4WLS, SC.8RFS, &c.
Wnolesale and Reail-( VI hoesale Rooms I'm stairs
ENhANkLfN GARDNER 1875 BAITtmop,
just received 'J ""'
Rich Dress SILK, new design; plain blk. SILKS
Plald China SILKS; Wash'd SILKS
Foulard SILKS
french BAREGES and BALZARINES
Graduated and Pyramdcal ROBES
Organdie ROBES; embroidered Bingham do
English and French LAWNS
Lama CLOTHS and Nous de LANES, new STYLES
Mourning Goods, general assortment
SILK SHAWLS. AND SCARFS,
Rich embroidered GRAPE SHAWLS
french Grape Shawls and 3carfs
Hermann do do
Berage do do
Rich Cashmere SHAWLS
kch Neck Ties; Lace Wells; Bead Bags
GLOVES and HOSIERY
SUN SCREENS and PARASOLETTEs
Rich French EMBROlDERIES
Regency and Brussels LACES.
Also, Richardson's, BARCLAYS and MilLoIIo,d,s
superior Family IRISH LINENS
WIN a general stock of STAPLE GOODS
WS Ladies i'll find the retail department supplied
WIN the most choice GoJds and at fair prices.
W country Merchants will find it to their advan
age 10 look through my wholesale Department as
ny STOCK always consists of FRESH GOODS and
u ne pest styles, being purchased for the city FETAL
800 app
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HEALTH OFFICE, Anril slh

RePortof interments in the city of Bait,rnore
iDeek, ending Monday morning, VIZ:
- iniahtlle unknown :; Scarlet fever 8; Still
BILIOUS tever !; DrOpsy 3; Drowned +; Infam
den Consumption 9; Catarrhal fever 3; d
SONS 81 Z; Small pox |; Teething |; Dropsy in tb
Iypus fever !; Adult unknown /; CrOup
age age .; Casually 3; Cramp cholic 1; Hemorrl|
Under year,,..... &c Between S and ID
Between and o.. 5 g m anS .;
" 2 and s.. 7 Above 81
Males, 81 females 25--59. or which NM
were colored persOns-S free, 4 slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of ,Hei
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N EW SILKS. r McELDOWNEY & co.
~ nave just opened very handsome assortment
OF rch DRESS SILKS, comprisin: entire new stvIe
a.peu ana Bfocade, rich ombre, Gro de Pekin Gto
dc Berlin; Plaid India and French SILKS: d bIank
Taffetas Gro Grain and Lusring, with large assor
ment of French Lawns, Broele h1uslins, SC
Also SHAWLS in great variety, to which they in
public generally. N ''''
No, 1862 BALTIMORE STREET.
app between Calvert and Light.sts,
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MARRIED.

r, On the llth of March, by the Rev. Mr.. Heinz
FREDERICK SPENCE, of this city, to Mrs. Car
WATTS, formerly Of Connecticut IConnectic
pers please copy. w
On the 3lst ut. by Rev. J. Adrich, sAMURr
DALI 10 miss SUSAN G. SHoBEY, all of this CITY
On the ID inst. by the Rey,d. MIR Innsdon'
RHaADs to MARY ]. Wilson, both of Anne Al
county. ''
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1mrriton Republic on,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, ArRrL I, 1916.

fTg.The large and increasing circulation Of the Clip
peT hoth in town and country, together with the fact
ihn It's opinions and sentiments are unieteted by par
zan and secaran prrjudiCes, thereby giving it wei
come reception among all classes and conditions of
ciety aud especially those who constitute the life of
trade and business, make it medium for advertising,
chants and citizens generally should be Of this
imp0rtant fact
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ARRIVED,


Brig Sabao, Swan, Wilmington, N @, master,
| Co. -''7'' "A''Ai
ARRIVED,
brig h0o, ones, from Rio de Janeiro, Feb. :,
bags cOnee, TO Clark Kellogg: ITO do tn Ruyl;ri
DIXON, Phlladelphia; 100 do Dallett & Rros. an
90 tuddach & Webster. Left ships Bazaar. SimnI
! Tor orleans, in few days; Luconia, Porter M
Wh rem, Coleman, fer Baltimore, in DAYS;
| ina, Smith, FIN N Bedford unc; Ham in, ron,I
put back, repairing; Caravan, MANCHESTER. from
hNer; Jason, Hitler, FIN Boston, dis; Eagle P.7
iih sandwich Islands; barques Caspian Pe.bod,N
Ivica; komuns, Winter, i'm Sag Harbor, 81. Jos
GMUnway, Tor Philadelphia, in few days; Ann Fl
w a'soH Tor co next day; Haldee, Chapman. fin
Den, dis; Amelia Mulhmland, Dixon, fm Rio Ora
unc; Mazeppa, Smith, from Richmond: b,igs pl
none, Mitchell; Canonicus, Cowpland for N Orlel
III Few days; Malaga, Lovett, for ftica neYt !
e. M pry I'm salem, dis; Francis Lord, Gladd
i0f new Orleans, soon; Pedraza Cornish tom
Hiahde, unc; Garnet, Collins, fin BOSTON. Chin
mcLennan, I'm Rio Grande, Just arrived: scbI n
iaht mary, Ennis, fm Bahia, dis; U s frigate Coli
a, APT kitGhle' bearing the broad penant of c.,
rousseau, and ship Saratoga Cant Shubrick IN
IN lew days for the river-all we'll
Brig Boston, Nickerso on, 9 DAYS FIN Roston .vso,
cargo, 10 Thos. K, Matthew'S
brls Lexington, Johnson, 3 days fin York. M
last, TO master. o'"'
sehr A F Myrck, Caihcart, Sdays fm N York
soIted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
ochf washington, Gould, days fin N York. as
cargo, to j. w. Brown. ' 80
ochr Emily Johnson, Snedcor, DAYS FIN Yo
assorted cargo 10 |. Mankin.
scnr ere, Nickerson, days I'm New York, m |
and mdse' to Rose, Merrill & Co, ~' AT
Shriver. "itaue'phia, y
,ns steamer Baltimore, CIaypool, from phiIadeIDb
muse 10 j. A. Shfiver.
MEMORANDA.
natqIe ny Shelton, Long of Baltimore sailed II
'i0 ue 1dneiro DIST jan for N Orleans
u bialque WIN. Kennedy, Martin, FIN Batino,e g
N 10 ue Janelro, une. was at Pernambuco 93d Feb
md a sdbr ssrewsier TAYLOR m Baltimore for Bos,o
ere spoken 3lst ut. $50 s of Sandy Hook
barlue Wyman, Dill, 4 days fin Baltimore for RI
niles. 'oPS nearing
, Eng Josephine, Robinson, from Baltimore. ar,v.
,em orleans 10th VIZ. ship Superb Catcher. bri
ZEN; Pinekney, Hobbs, Edward, Dearborn. ann I'll
'9nhy, tof Baltimore, cleared same day. anu .
Sehf saunders, Crabtree, foi Bahimore ,,,.s
t Ponce, z II 10Th ut. ''o' was "a
Sehrs Ann Smith, Smith, and sepuine Cot. 81
allmore, cid at N York 4th inst. 0''0'
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hy- FOR ONE EVENING ONLY. WD. KING.
Professor oil Execution, announces his friends and
me pubic, that he will offer for their patronage
hisliionlc Entertainment, assisted by a gentleman
oil THIS city, who will pronounce an Essay on the i'm
EVENING, April 7lh, commencing at quarter before
Soclock, IN the EeYPrIAN SALOON, odd Fellows,
Hail. Cards of admission % cents-to be had al the
door. ane a.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

7-GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. The regular
quarterly communication of the Grand Division Sons
OF Temperance Orthe State of Maryland will be held
on THURSDAY EVENING, 9th April at n O'Clock.
at the Union Hall, corner of Baltimore 81 and 'Tr
polets alley, BY order
apo tuth st WI. II. COPYRIGHT. G.. sc,hs
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A L M ANACs
LIST OF APPLICANTS

2 VIC IHaUIUVHI Lsu'c6 o. 4
roh, "a w. land for the last meek.
VIM. Fl. Germ IN, butcher SAM p@aoa,,t M u
Andrew J. Keller, officer Thomas Maui, 81 y
Benz. r. Meredith, tailor Jacob H, n"Y'''
Robert Reed, tanner tHv' Ko;Inr r.
boni.i n IIo' carpenter John Keefsr blk
James Schaffer, tanner +Jas, r. Jnnas io :
J. ". Collier, carpenter *CaIeb In"h. 20, "a,
Sol. j. Downs, bricklayer *JOsenb Sboy,n, 'a,,
VIM. Kelly, shoemaker w, Bradv - TIC
For debts loss than $50.
To appear before the commissioners Nh,
May, 1916. 'A'
Day of final hearing, 9th July, 1886.
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LITTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING r.
For Liverp0ol-Ship Cincinnati, with desnsn
FOR Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10Th April.
for LondeH-Ship Richard Anderson, with
spalch.
FOR Bremen-Ship Caspar, few days.
For London-Barque Paoli, with despatch.
For ningston, Jam'-Brig GlamOrgan, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng Phenix, few days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

The MUSEUM The popular comedy of Asmodes.
and the aughable 'arce Of State Secrets will be per
formed at the Museum this evening. Between The
pieces the Little Drummer, who made sueh a decid
Gu MI last night, will appear and give his astonishing
performance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

03-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES Hon
w. H. YANCEY'S LECTURE The eighth and last
Lecture OF the COURSE in aid of the Sunday school,
will be delivered in the Fifth Presbyterian REV Mr.,
namn9rSl Church, Hanovrr-st, on THURSDAY
EVENING, 9th instant, at 8 O'Clock, by Hon, w.
IL TAFcEY, OF Alabama. Snhiect-'The rights and
legal disabilities of married women
Single llCkels, at the door, % cents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

HowEs' CIRcUs-Bencf5 Of Mester Niron. The
entertainments at TIE Front street Circus this even
ing, are for the benefit of this truly wonderful little
boy He offers one of the most attractive hills of
The season, We know of no member of tbi. com
pasy who is more deserving of bumper than the
enthusiastic little Nixon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

SUICIDE. A WOMAN named Dye, living in
the vicinity of Trenton hung herself on Wed.
nesday morning last.
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An DORSEY u GARRErrsoN

- NJ v 70 opened at their NEW STORE, No. az
BALIlMORE STREET, second door west from
Gfipncll's aley,1n extensive assortment of FRESH
nrhlNG DRY GOODS, of the latest STYLES and
, winch they are determined to sell at
the very lowest market prices.
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Qy-I. o. II. M.--POCAHONTAs TRIBE. No 2
l. y. H. M Tho members If this Tribe are hereby
notlhed to meet at their Wgwam on TO-MORROW
l"ednes day) AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, to attend
'GIeta OF our iate brother CHAs. SIsCo. Members
Of sister tribes, in standing are respectfully invited
10 attend. BY order
ap7-2.' ]. l.. BooKrR. Scribe nro ,s""
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

IENHE LADIES are invited to call and Iook at
n ~ 0Gl beautiful asso rtment of TEA TRAYS and
Walters, comprising Victoria Prince AIbert Go.
inc, Elliptic, Sandwich aud Plain Patterns in setts
and SINGLE Beautiful BREAD BASKETS. of tb%
above patterns. COMMON WALTERS, very low
price, lot Of splendid TABLE CUTLERY. inst
received and for sale on pleasing terms by '"''
r, q. Il. WETMORE & co
Dealers Dealers in Imported and Domestic Hardware, Bri-
Emma p1h ana Block Tin Ware, Walters, Cutlery,
brushes, wooden Ware, Mats, Baskets SC com
prlsng every description of HOUSE FURNISifING
AahlICLES. Families, Steamboats, and Hotels
ltled out complete on the most reasonable terms nj
our FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No 10 North
CHARLEs ST, near the new Methodist Church'
~ 'PPo"i'e 'he Union BANK. APT
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.

;, TI, III,
VI 'Fi lCIAl' DRAWING OF The Nd. COnsuli
dated Lottery, class No. -, for 1876:
10 IL 81 81 &c 9 l6 IS 90 10 II 90 545
and 10 being the lst and 2d drawn Nos. each $50
"a and Of, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each 40
y and 10, being the 9Th and 9th; or is and 10 be-
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each %
All Having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them each l6
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on,
1t EMORY & CO., No. N. CaIvert-st.
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LECTURE ON ELocuTloN. Prof. VIM. D. KIM
will give Hisrionic entertainment this evening al
the Egyptian Don, Odd Fellows Hail. He will be
assisted by gentleman of this city, who will pro.
nounce an essay on the importance of the study OF
Elocution.
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-, % JACKSON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
The members Of this Association are reminded thar
The regular meeting will be held at the Civ Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, al u O'Clock.
T. YATES WALSH,
ap4 WIN. r. LEONARD, Sec'ys.
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The PoToMAC FIsuERIEs. There is gooc
business doing, We learn, at these fisheries
At Alexandria, at the close of last week, shad
were selling at from $3.50 to IS per hundred,
and behring's at So so per thousand.
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03-l. o. OF. The members of MECHANICS
LODGE, No Is, are hereby notified to meet at the
HAN to attend the funeral of p. G. CHARLES SIsCo,
on WEDNESDAY, 9th April, at O'Clock, p. M
Members Of sister Lodges in good standing. are re-
spec fully invited TO attend BY order,
aP'-1l' A. T. LEWIS, Sec'v
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FOR LADIES
Fancy Dress Silks
Bl'k and blue blk do
Satin striped and Fancy
cold Bareges and Bal
ZariRes
do. do, shaded and copd
Muslin de Lame, embos
sed, dotted, plaid and
striped
Jaconet K Swiss Dresses
and Dress Goods
French, English s. Scotch
Lawns, Organizes and
Chimes
French, English * Scotch
Ginghams, -Of very
handsome styles.
Cambria, Swiss and ia
comet Muslins
Bombazines and AIpacas
SHAWLS AND SCARFS
Handsome Cash'e Shawls
and Scarfs, of light tex
ture, for Spring wear
Blk Silk and Net do.
Canton Grape do.
Embossed do.
Large assortment of Ba-
iege Shawls and Searfs
Rich India Silk Sea, f., a
new & beautiful article
l.. G.. Handkerchiefs,
plain and hemstitehed
Revere, cold border'd &
worked, at every price,
French and English
Kid and Silk Gloves do do |
Silk and Cotton Hosiery |
FOR GENTLEMEN
French, English & Anne
rican CLOTHS, of eve
ry make and finish
Sup. Silk warp blk Cash. |
meres, Tweeds, Ermi- |
nets, &c. for coats; drab |
d'Ete, Grape face, twill
led and plain Summer |
CLOTHS
All Of which will be sold
a small advance, by
n0RSE Y
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PuAt VI tiiNiI elOChs
PANT STUFFs
Single and double milIed
blk Doe skin Cashmere
Worsted & mixed Gam
broons; DrilIings, Cot
! tonades and Nankeens.
VESTINGS.
Plain and fig'd blk. Satins
aud Silks; Fancy cold
do; Cashmere do; plain
and fig'd white and cold
marseilles Vostinss, of
beautiful patterns.
Cravats; Scarfs; Gloves;
Suspenders; Hosiery:
Padding Canvass; SIIe.
cias; Selges; silk thread
| and cotton Servings;
Buttons, sc. &c.
LINEN GOODS,
10 and ~ 4 Barnsley and
Irish Linen Sheetings;
3 & Cd pillow-case do.
Barely and Richardson's
super undressed Shirt
ing LINENS and Long
Lawns; Damask Table
Cloths & Napkins; Rus
STA Linens; Birds eye, |
Russia and Scotch DIa- |
pers and Sheetings.
Doulas; fig'd Stair Linen
and Crash.
marseilles Quilts of every |
size; Toilet Covers.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Fancy blk, and white and
Furniture Prints; 5, 6,
and l2-4 bieach'd cotton
SheetinIs; So and id
bleached aud brown
Shirting Muslins; black
and brown Drills.
Osnaburs s; Furniture and
Apron Checks.
Ticks and Marine Shirt
ing; Penitentiary and
other Plaids, sc. SC.
by the piece or yard, at
& GARRETTsON,
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~ or Exchanged, by So'u'
HITMpURFV nInonr

NO. l'o Pratt-st, between Light and Charles,
Nm np,, and corner Light and Pratt. sts
~ b. PRINTS and FRAMES, wholesale and 70
tail, and all kinds of BOOKS and NOVELS. NJ s ,r
remG low prices. ~ n,S 80 az "a
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EnoVAL. ALEXANDER A. KENyARD-
N u Jlsuce of the Paace and ConvGyancer has 70
moved ms office from No, North Srederck stree,
10 NO. 73 N, GAY STREET, between FteaercH
aha Harrison Streets and directly opposite Sara,osa
street, who attends to the drawing of deeds aasA
Mortgages, Bi Is of Sale, Powers of Attorney IndsS
lures of apprenticeship Articles of Agreetsent and
preparing insovent Papers, and may Re found y, his
PM. ... :. - - - un. s o,clR'
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all who feel an interest in promoting tie pre-
sent and future welfare of orphan and destitute
children, will be present. The association is
not TO be of'a sectional or sectarian character,
but will extend its blessings to all who may
need them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

, ~ we observe that the EMORY SABBATH
9HHOoL have advertised that on THIS EVENING,
III tne new and beautiful church on Pennsylvania
avenue their second exhibition will he had if the
AFst, WhIch we Witnessed some weeks age, can be
Iegarueu as in any degree promise Of what this is
70 De, then there will be rich entertainment To-
ga-such as will spsak in the praise Of the officers
ana scholars concerned, and fully repay the specta-
lot: ire proceeds we learn are 10 be employed in
alulhe me Trustees. We bespeak large audience
lnr our iTendS, both on account Of the School and
house, nj the first exhibition were delighted win th~
songs Speeches and Dialogues, which had been iI
olcossy selected, and which We're performed in good
slyie ana with evident good effect. A beautiful py-
IamaIcal cake was presented TO the Pastor by The
scnoIars' WlIh an appropriate Speech 10 which he
responded. IN
DC |. o. o. +. SALEM ENCAMPMBNT No o
the members are hereby Motif ed TO meet at the Odd
Femows' Hall, nj O'Clock on WEDNESD DAY AT
IEkNOON, April 9Th, to attend the funeral of p G.
Z: sIsco. The members of No. are fraternally in
riled 10 attend By order,
Its JIG. WATERS, Scribe.
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nj Office. hereby give notice that [ sbar an
~ ply 10 me Board OF Health for permsson 10
erect slaughter House on the Eat side of penn
sylvania Avenue, between Wilson and Freshman ",s
JOHN w. PENTZ
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ETTEs.
II AMI

EBARASOLS, PARASOLETTEs. s...-
IN AND SUN SHADES!
%~ DORSEY y CARR ETTS ON have re-
A1AN ceived a large invoice of PARASOi.s pa
>nsels<s~ RASOLETTES and SUN SHADES iii If
IT ms springs style, with rich Fringe & Ivory
mouhiings, ana ranging in price f'om rs cts TO a.
N. 3. The subscribers viii rent the Bull Dine in
me rear oil ihelr Store entrance Tripoetts alley
nor a carpenter shop, stable, or other use if nrne
date application is made to ''''-0
DORSEY s GARRETTSON.
oPI-u No. IS Baltimore street.
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Brig Sabao, Swan, Wilmington, N G, master,
sehr Amelia, Terry, New York, Rose, Men
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40 He EVdhSeHCW Ef0IeS[GntS OF Baltimore
BELoVEd BRETHREN: Your friendly and efficient
cooperation Is respectfully and earnestly requested
DV an association now forming in this city for the
purpose OF affo ding 10 orphan and destitute children
liberal moral and religions education and providing
Tor the physical wants, in asylums erected for the
benefit. ~
In this we are impeed by motives of benevo' ence.
win view, II possible, to counteract the efforts of
those whose principles are utterly at variance with
those mainta ned and inculcated by all sound Evan
gecal Protestants by nstng into the minds of the
rising generation the pure truths of Divine Revelation
as set forth in Gods holy word; and by this great
means te teach them the knowledge and fear of God
TIRE EVANGELICAL EDUCATIONAL AssocIA1IoS >,
neng convinced that liberal education generally
diHused throughout the of the people is indis
pensabe 10 the preservation of the institutions of our
DeioVea and happy country, do feel the moie urgent
IN pressing their request for your united and eneraet
&c cooperation, that the association nav under he
DIVINE blessing, be emnently successful in nromnt.
Ing the eternal sod of the young the interests of The
kedeelners Kingdom, and perpetuating 10 all ages
the blessings of our free institutions, guided bu the in
tGIibie Word of God.
We would also state thai it is not The design or de
sire oil ms society TO be in any degree, Of section
al sectarian character, but il pc. sibe 10 unite in
this great work. the whole of the Evans Church
membership rs brethren and true phiLdnthropists
All those ladies and gentlemen who feel an interest
IN TINS enterprise are requested meet in the Caro-
line Methodist Church on TUESDAY, 9TH day of
April u o'clock, NJ. Clergymen Of the Pres.
byterian, Methodist and Prot. EpiscOpaI Churrbes
are expected to address the meeting on The OCCASION
signed in behalf of the association.
ROBERT PIGGOT, CoMmittee
SAMUEL SPARKLIN, of
DURUS CARTER, Arrangements
AS the object of the meeting is merely to obi ain
ihehioefS, mere VIII he no collection. ap6-2t