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[From the Evening signaI, Jan. 2l, l84I.l

Remarkable Occurrence gentleman of wealth
and ancient family, residing ia Broadway, had been
for more than twenty years cripple from CHROME
Rheumatism, and for much of the time confined TO his
and when able to 90 out confined to his carriage
He has lately regained his natural shape and health,
and walks erect and with frmnessa blessing he new
expected 10 attain. Though unwilling to he made
the subject of newspaper article he cannot refuse
for the benefit of sufferers give verbal assurances
of his wonderful restoration, which indeed must now
be known TO all his friends. He has recovered the
use of his limbs by the use of the INDIAN vEGE-
TABLE ELIXIR and HEWES' NERVE x BONE
LINEMENT We learn that there are several other
cases nearly remarkable and that the persons have
given the permission TO be referred to- Their address
may be known by nquiring at the Medical Store,
where these remedies may be had any day except
Sunday, ..,
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Baltimore sts., also at the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 81 Thames
street +, p. Baltimore,
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NREAT EXCITEMENT. Being deter.
DRY GOODS, have commenced selling off at prices
reduced so as to effect quick sales. deem it neces-
tary only to say, that my stock is large and the most
of it purchased this Spring on the best terms-and
all that | ask is a fair TRIAL. Come and see for your
selves The best assortment of
Rich Dress SILKS; Wash SILKS
Super new style Shaded BAREGE
Marquesses SILKS only 375c, 81 inches wide
French RARQUESSES; French LAWNS
English LAWNS, ORGANIZES, &c. &c.
Win one of The largest assorlments of SHAWLS
and sCARFS of every description, at so per cent.
less than former prices.
GLOVES and HOSIERY, of every description, at
reduced prices.
200 dozen Linen Cambria HDKFs, from 10! cents
to 81 each.
HemFtilched and Reverie Bordered Linen Cambria
HDKFS. Call, if you want bargains, at
], EDWARD BIRDS,
No. 209 BaltimOre-st
Charles street,
Qg- don't put goods at the door to be faded by
the sun-our goods are kept inside fri MIG
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A NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
FHNBE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call


PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER.
The object of this machine is TO preserve corpse
for any length of time in condition not to he off m
slVe, The value of such a machine cannot be est-
mated, us 1t addresses itself to those hoIier feelings
of the human heart which cling around the rema MS
OF departed friend, and long for its preservation
from decay, long enough at least 10 allow all who
may desire to behold again, to have an opportunity
TO do so.
The machine will, without being in any manner
offensive to deIicacy OF unseen ly in appearance,
preserve the corpse in state of perfect sweetness,
for an indefnable length Of time. Aud is now efftr-
ed TO the public for general use, at this and the ap
preaching season. Ii is very frequently matter
of deep interest to retain the remains of deceas-
ed friend longer than they can be safely retained
without resort 10 some continuance to prevent the
manifestation ofdecay. In no manner they be
so perfectly preserved as by the of this invention
The attention of the various benevolent aad philan
hTopc Institutions who desire TO retain the bodies of
deceased members long enough TO pay all proper re-
spect to them, is especially solicited. 1t has been
examined by great many, especially medical gen.
temen, all of whom highly approve of it, amongst
whom the Inventor has permission TO name:-brs. j..
G. s. Monkur, lnIoes, Thomas, Handy, Whitridge,
KInnemOn, Stevenson, SmIh, Leonard, Durkee,
Baldwin; also, Rev. Father Hickey, and Rev. Mr..
Aldrich. No charge will be made in any case where
satisfaction is not given.
Apply TO X. FREDERICK, No. III ". Gay ST., op-
posite the Independent Engine House, where prompt
attention will be given at all times.
Applications postage pad) will be received for A
gencies sales of Patentrighs for the following
mont, Connecticut New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ten
nessee, Alabama, Wisconsin, Maryland, North Caro-.
lima, Mississippi Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Flo
rida, Iowa. ml9-tf
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FRONT STREET THEATRE This popular place of
amusement, under the management of VIM. e. Bur
ton, Esq, opens tomorrow evening" with the cele-
brated "Segun Opera Troupe" The beautiful Opera
of the Bohemian Girl will be played We are in
formed that the only full and correct copy of this
piece now in this country is in the possession of Mr.
Uufton,
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FOR THE NATIONAL FAIR.
METOM hAEII 4 n

Esnrszn NOTICE. In addition to the regular
8s.sslsaH trains for Washington al 81 O'Clock, Am.
O'Clock, A, NJ, and O'Clock, P. M, an
----SI--lA'-- EXTRA TRPlN, for the exclusive ac-
commodation of passengers with round trip tickets
will be despatched daily Except Sundays) from the
RETURNING FROM WAsHINGToN, '''
In addition to the regular trains at O'Clock, A. NJ.
and 81 P. NJ, EXTRA TRAINS will leave for Balti-
more daily, Except Sundays,) during the above Pc
rod, at and II O'Clock, PM. By order,
mig dt30 DANIEL ], FOLEY, Agent,
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hg- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER.
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. A special meet
ing of the Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance
will be held at SLOAN HALL, Harrison street, THIS
CTuesday) EVENING, 10Th inst, at O'Clock.
full and punclual attendance is desired, matters of
much importance will claim attention, BY order,
II VIM II COPYRIGHT, G. $.
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A l. M A n A. O.
Moon'sI
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

Forthe benefto of the Insoivent Laws @
land for the last week.
Jacob $. EyeTly, hackman Ezekiel Gray,
John ADV Lookingland, Tnos, Smith, bf
bone grinder +Jno. II. CLARK
A. Shipley, laborer, co. &C, A, Sank, irl
J. Phillips, milkseller, do Sd. Geddly, nel
VIM. NJ. Allen, tanner +Peter Smith.
mcintosh, hotekeeper
For debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners,
July, 1916.
Day of final hearing, 5th Sept, 1916.
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OFFICE OF EMORY 81 co.

J
nrS-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Conso
dated Lottery, class No. so, for 1876:
49 AZ So 81 46 76 SO 10 9 A A 4S ga 20
~ and 49, being the Isl and ID drawn Nos each $40
d. and 60, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 30
81 and 63, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 20
46 and 81, being the 4h and 5th; or Dc and rs, be-
ing the 9th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
Allhaving two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All havag one only of the drawn Nos on, /" 5
1t EMORY & CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-St.
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MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The third an
nual address before the Maryland Historical Society
will be delivered this evening in the Universalist
Church, by ], Morrison Harris, Esq. Mr.. Harris is
known TO our community as young lawyer of great
promise and talent; his address will doubtless be an
elnnnrnt one.
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HuRRA FOR RINGGoLD AND WALKER. The
numerous friends of Major Ringgold will per-
ceive that he has covered himself with glory at
Matamoras The great victory achieved over
the Mexican forces, was accomplished under
his command. Capt. Walker, the gallant and
fearless Texan, is native of Prince Georges
county, Md. HIS conduct is deserving of the
highest praise. twill also be seen that Lieut.
McPhail, of Baltimore, has arrived out and
joined Gen. Taylor.
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FEMALE OURANG OUTANG. This rare and interest
ing creature be at all hours during the day
and evening, at the Museum. 1t is we'll worth wit
Messing were it only for the near resemblance 1t
bears to the human race it is playful and sporve
as child and perfectly docile. The manager, in ad-
don to the Ourang Ouang, exhibits TO his Visers the
identical Court suit worn by Gen. Tom Thumb upon
his being presented to Queen Victora-as any one
may conceive it is costly beyond all description.
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THE MUSEUM. Buwer's sterling play of the "Lady
ofLyons will be performed at the Museum this eve
ming. The part of "Claude Melnotte" by Mr.. Gala
CHER. "Pauline," by Mrs. Nicholas This lady's
Pauline is a superior piece of acting After the play
Miss St. Clair will annear in faYorite dance.
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II ENERAL NOTICE.
III TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.

ENERAL NOTICE.
aE TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
GOLD PEN DEPOT.
GOLD PENS, warranted Diamond Pointed. With
fair usage this pen will last for twenty years-the
points neither be cnrroded by acids injured by
friction. As Il companion for the desk or POCKET 1t
will be found ever ready for USE latge lot OF the
above Pens irOm the acturer, just received at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S
Watch and Jewery Store, Water ST.,
Second door from Calvert
~ B. The Pens now received have been mace TO
order expressly for my store. Persons VINO nave
found il difficult to get pen to suit them, Will please
examine the assortment, I'll nlo-lm
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ARRIVED,
Big Edw. Adams, Thompson, FIN GuayaH
May Sd, sugar and molasses, TO Johnston II
Left briggs Commodore, Bailey, for Portland, il
schrs Uncir, for Halifax, Ms; Amazon for Nd
about 18th; and Isaac Crosby, for do. in day
ed April Goth, briggs Olive, Tor New Haven; RI
for Portland; and balque New Haven, for Ne +
en-, May 2, Passed May 4, lat 10 40, Ion 81
Emeline, from Guyana, for Bristol, r /; 5th !
lat 10 rs, Ion 81 as, brig Lemuel Peters, i'm P /
Portland; Same day, passed without SRI
barque Agnes, Blanchard, in go, with schr III
Ter, of PrOVincetown, (above reported sailed ID
York; from lat 20 So, lon GO, to lat "a, Ion
spoke, lat 25 %, Ion GO 80, an English brig I'd
John, N for Jamaica; l4lh, lat 81 so, lon 72
Winslow, whaling, FIN Wesport, out 10 menI|
well. The Edw. Adams came in the Capes
10th. i
Brig Virginia, Cooper, for Laguayra, ApfS
and Porto Cabello May Sd, to M Banded, cod
Wilmington & Eastman; Wilson & Hopkins
Bruno h Sons; J Sellman, and tn master. 4
the former place, schr Martha Elizabeth, Gi
from Baltimore, arrived 2Sth, disch'g. No An
vessels at the latter.
BIZ. brig Bermudiana, Saunders, Ia days fm7
dad, ballast, 10 r & II Tucker.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Fall River.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadt
mdse. 10 John w. Brown,
MEMO RANDA.
Brig Edward Adams, Thompson, sailed from
P. r. Ono date given) for Baltimore, in co. wi
North Bend, at New York 10th inst.
Schr ZeAobia, Brown, from Baltimore, arr
Savannah 18th inst.
Schr Heroine, Speed, from st. Augustine, {
Wilmington, NC. nth inst
Schr Cadet, Fowler, from Baltimore, arri
Bangor 18th inst.
Schr Union, Bangs, from Baltimore, arrived
violence 18th lust.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For the Pacitic-Ship ST. Joseph, soon.
For LOndon-Ship Hermann, both inst.
For Bremen-Ship Victoria, few days.
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ENOR SALE. That well known old established
II FOUNDRY, known as Lyons Foundry, of late
with all the Fixtures necessary for carrying on the
business, with large collection of valuable Patterns
For terms apply the Foundry, No. 304 west Pratt
street. JAMES s. WILSON, Admir-.
mig IawaW*
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The WAR The news from the seat Of war
published yesterday if correct, is important
in one particular only. 1t gives the number
Of NleXicans which has actually passed the Rio
Grando at 3000-a number inadequate to the
conquest of the army under General Taylor,
or to make safe demonstration upon his post,
unless it be open to a simultaneous attack from
Matamoras, and there be strong Mexican
force stationed in that town. ltstrikes us, that
if the Mexican General intended to make the
effort to carry Gen. Taylor's post, lie would
have crossed the river with his whole army,
and made q vigorous assault. The news is but
one day later; but still ifthe original intention
of The Mexican General was to attack General
Taylor, he would have sent over competent
forco-instead of which he SENT it appears,
only 5000 men, one half Of whom, it seems
from the statement of the Texan Captain
Walker, marched towards Point Isabel leaving
the balance unoccupied. We have not, how
ever, fall faith in the story of Capt. Walker;
for it would be strange, that, after having
army with about thirty men-having these
dispersed by 1900 Mexicans, and being chased
himself and three others to within about
mile of the place of his departure, he should
Immediately volunteer to proceed to General
Taylor with only four men; and that too, at
time, when, according to the information re-
ceived, an attack upon Point Isabel was to be
momentary expected. General Taylor, we
presume keeps wide awake as to events, and
has probably accurate accounts of the move
ments ofthe enemy-he would therefore know
that the invading army had been divided, and
that one division had marched for Point Isabel.
1t would be all important for him to prevent
that post from falling into the hands of the
enemy, and il is therefore reasonable to sup
pose, that he would have instantly marched to
its succour. For what purpose was Captain
Walker to visit Gen. Taylor, unless to inform
him of the critical situation Of Point Isabe?-
And yet this would seem to have been unne-
cessary, as accounts state, that he had already
determined to cut his way through the Next
Noh "'iiJ WiLi INC view Vi tHul point.
We cannot reconcile these statements; and the
only facts which appear 10 be clearly estab-
hshed by this arrival, are, that the Mexicans
had still small force on this side of the Rio
Grande-that they had made no attack upon
either Gen. TayIor's post or Point Isabel
and that both were SO far safe. From these
facts we are induced to adhere 10 the oninion
heretofore expressed, that Mexico does not Sc
nous|y intend to prosecute way against the
United States, unless she has the foil assurance
ofbeing backed by either England OF France.
OF both, which we do not believe, as we eau
not see u sufficient motive for either TO enlist
with Mexico in war against us. With France
we have no dispute, and with England no diff
loreuce excepting about Oregon, which differ
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ence can be more readily and adVantageously
settled by negotiation than by war.

PAY As You Go. The extraordinary ex-
penses to which the country will be subjected
by the war measures which have been adopted
will render it necessary, in the opinion OF
many persons, to resort to either loans, the is
sue oftreasury notes, or to taxation, in order
to raise the funds which will be required. The
issue of treasury notes for immediate purposes,
is probable the most expedent mode but,
should the war be likely to have any considera-
BILE duration, Government must inevitably re-
sort to taxation-and it appears to us that, to
pay as we 90, and not to incur debts for others
to discharge, would be but simple justice. We
have undertaken the war, and we are the par
ties who should pay the cost,
The surplus in the treasury will be soon ex-
hausted, and, if the present tariff be reduced,
as has been proposed IN Congress, it is not pro-
bable that the ordinary sources of revenue will
afford any future surplus to be applied to the
liquidation of loans or the redemption of trea-
sury notes, if, indeed, it be sufficient to defray
ordinary expenses. We must then, have
certain means of sustaining the credit of Gov
eminent, and these can be obtained only by
taxation. But it is not believed, that, under
the circumstances, Congress will proceed to d.
minsh the tariff dutes-for it would be an act
Of the grossest folly to reduce the national in
come at the moment that we are increasing the
national expenditures. 1t is therefore suppos-
ed, that the tariff will remain untouched.
DEATH OF Mas. Cross. We see it stated
that the widow of Col. Cross died in Washing
ton on the l4th inst. She had been for some
time in bad health, and the shock of her hus-
bands fate is supposed to have hurried her to
a premature grave. The death of Col. Cross
falls heavily on his children, who live near
Washington, and are now rendered completely
orphans.
Very NEAT. A List of Members of the
Union Fire Company has been handed to US by
one of the members. 1t consists of a combi-
nation of Lithograph and Letter press printing,
and is highly creditable to the committee under
whose direction il was executed
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BRITANNIA WARE.

SPLENDID BRITANNIA WARE. ID
= JUST RECEIVEIl
fresh invoice of English and American BRITAts
MIA WARE, of the latest style, in sets of five ar
six pieces; various STYLES Coffee and Tea Pots, K
the single piece and by the dozen. Also, CASTORss
SPITTOONS, PITCHERS, CANDLESTICKS, Be-
Pans, Lamps, Soup aud Gravy LADIES, Table AT,
Tea SPOONS, SC for sale very low, wholesale {,
retail, at the HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM@
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank.
N. B. Old Britannia Ware Of all kinds taken Il
erchGnge for ne1O. Coffee and Tea Pots Repaired|
m9 g E. WETMORE co. i
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ship Garonne, Myers, Rotterdam, B NJ Hod
Brig ST Andwew, Cromwell, Savanna lamb
w w Spence Co.
SAILED to-day-Ship Powhatan, Hayder|
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h3- DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. The extraordinary success attending the use of
this medicine in diseases of the lungs, and the many
singular cures it has effected, having naturally at
tacted the attention of many physicians, as well as
the whole fraternity of quacks, various conjectures
and surmises have arisen respecting It's composition;
some physicians have supposed it contains iodine, 9th
er ignorant pretenders say il must contain mercury,
and 10 some such substance they each attribute its
singular efficacy As such opinions are altogether
erroneous, and calculated to prejudice many persons
'9'''' PLEDGE OUR HONOR
That it contains nothing of this kind, anything the
least Injurious; the contrary, it is composed of the
most simple substances, The principal of which are
the extracts of tar and wild cherry bark, and The
whole secret of its efficacy consists in the mode by
which they are prepared.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER s. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also. by George X. Tyler, ID r. Baltimore street,;
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins s. Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamesst; Elisha ii. Per
kns corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer,
Mo- 1928 Baltimore street, N. N. Robinson, SO North
Cav street. mlSlw
nz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
pufcbase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established Store, Water-st I'd door
from Calvert apo
A7-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 entirelynew
paterns never before introduced i'll Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &c. for sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. H. .. Fhf EN-,
Milf No. Nerth Gay street.
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MSRESTI SALMON, LOEsTERS, HALLE
H. BUT and MACKEREL received every morro
ing, for sale at the different MARKETS; all orders
attended TO with despatch, ad aress to
WALKER & SMITH,
mails 3ts care Lynch Griffin, Centre Market Space.
- HADE TASSELS, suitable for Paiasol MAX
y ers, which will sell at New York prices.
ml2 JAS, Nd, HAIG, l2l Baltimore st. z.
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DI K D.,

On the 18th inst, JOHN b. MCCAIN, in thet
of his age.
On the 10th inst. PETER HENRY, aged 81
native of Ireland, and for the last as years d
of Baltimore, n
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MARRIED

On the 4th inst. by Rev. John Bear, JANE
to SARAH A. GRAHAM,
On the 18th inst. by Elder r. F. Furgusel
P. TAYLOR, OF Baltimore co. to Miss ELzl
youngest daughter of Andrew Thompson, O.;
ZION the l4th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Best, JoHk
TO Miss ELEANOR GREEN, both of Baltimore
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IITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the STANDING Com
MrrTEE will be held at the City Hall on THURSDAY
EVENING, 2lst inst, at O'Clock. BY order,
JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
D3-The committee of one from each Company
appointed at the last meeting of the Baltimore United
Fire Department. to take into consideration the pro
priety of procession the ensuing fall are requested
TO meet at the City Ea on THURSDAY EVENING,
2lst inst. at o'cock-puncual attendance is parti-
culary requested. The following named gentlemen
compose the committee; Mechanical, John Duke
hart; Union, Thomas w, Lowering; Friendship, d..
Super; DGptford, S. s. Briggs; Liberty, A. Reese;
independent, S. Kirk; Vigilant, e. Mitchell; New
Market, D. Irelan; Columbian, IL. w. s. EVANS First
Baltimore, J. G. Baltzell; United. J. l.. Maguire;
Franklin, James Young; Washington, w. Simms;
Patapsco, ]. |. Cohen, Jr.; Howard, F. A. Miller;
Watchman, II. Z. Barton; Lafayette W. d. Roberts,
ml9-th2t lRl JOHN RUKEHART, Chairman.
n7-DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1911.
The Association of Defenders of Baltimore in 1914,
are requested to attend special meeting TO be held
at the City Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10th
~ 10 y, rnpI U0VARD GRIFFITH Spc,y.
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Very NEAT. A List of Members of the
Union Fire Company has been handed to US by
one of the members. 1t consists of a combi-
nation of Lithograph and Letter press printing,
and is highly credItable to the committee under
whose direction it was executed.
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MONDAY, MAY 10, 1896.

MARINELIST-PORT OFBALTlI
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HNOR HIRE-A first rate Waiter, from the
H Eastern Shore, slave, who can come highly
recommended, either by the year month. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTrl, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
mlS Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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UNLY NETS! FLY NETS ITO cover the
Ht horse all over for ST., manufactured and for
sale by JAS. NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore st.
mails p above South st.