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State of. South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EOTJTTV

DR.. Isaac Branch Biuto Foreclosure
Robert N. Mann. Land.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that Robert
Il VI Mann, the defendant inihIs case, is
wilhoutthe limits oftbis State, on Motion, or.
dered, that he DO appear. and answer. plead or
demur, 10 the said Bill within three months
from the date Of the publication hereof, or the
said bill will be taken pro contessO against him.
ii. A. JONES, c. E..a. D.
AbbevilIe C. H., March I3, l545. BIN 3
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StraYed or Stolen.

NROM the Subscribers plantation. near
IL Frnit Hill P Office, about The 18th March,
u Bay FlLLY, three years old, one hind foot
white, no other marks recnllected., ANY inlor.
nation respecting said Fily will be thankfully
received all and reasonable expenses paid.
GEORGE J. STOTHER.
Living near Maj. ]. c. Aliens
April :-a-s 81 u -
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NOTICE..

MHR. ROFF, who held conditionally an in
lYE tereslin the right Of EdgefeId District,
to Hotchkiss Reaction Mill Wheels, tPatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right lie
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners. of said
right and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
fisMr. ]. L. WEBER, we authorise. with full
power toact as our agent.
1Co.rHRAN & MOORE.
March 1, 1547. If 6 iz
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N.OTECE.

TEyHE Subscriber having been appointed
Il by ]. d. Tbbells, Assignee of his stock
in trade, anJ assets, hereby requires payment
from all the debtors Of the said ]. D. Tbbetls,
who want TO avoid costs.
Notice is also given TO the creditors Of the
said ]. D. Tibbetts, to meet at Edgefeld C.. n :.
Ell Tuesday the 9TH Of March next, to appoint
an Agent, to act with the subscriber in the pre-.
misses, if they think proper.
S. CHRISTIE. Assignee.
.ebl6 3m
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nv Observation-Disclosures.

RI From. the Petersburg Republican,. s4ta inst ]
BALrAMoRe. APR. 4.-rhe new steam
er Herman. on. Tuesday. returned TO Hal
flax, having encountered a severe storm,
by which she lost hersalls aud had her en-
gine injured. ~ .s
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.Rj5ELIGIojnS:, !, NOTICE.

s0sRiq'he Home Mission Board Of: The
dgefeldsBaptistiAssociatio @ii!!zmeet at
Bethany Baptista Church, nearsL ibeft.y
Hill. on. Saturday beforesibe fifth Lords
Day in.Aprif, alto O'clock. Preachingto 10
commence al II o'clock, and 10 be con.
linued on Lords Day q. fs5S
y sit.s-s,74t w. .BsJOHNSON. Chair'm. it
y SeMalch 81 -,y.t ia.s, c2t 10
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

II. II. Hill, & others } amended Bill
US.i for
Jonathan NJ. Hill. & others e. account. =,
EFT. appearing 10 my satisfaction that Jonathan
NJ Hill, james e. Goodwin and wife Rhy'
donia. James Hill, Amanda Hill and Henrietta
tll Defendants, i'll this case, are absent from
aud without the limits Of this State On ,notiou
by Mr.. Wardaw Solr.. i, is ordered tina; the
said Defendnnts, do appear and plead answers
or den,euuors To said bill within three months
from the publication hereof. or the said Bill
will be takcn:pro coniesso. aganst Them.
s. s. TOMPKINS C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %. 1915.
March /, 3m 6
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'I'o Bridge Builders.

WWILL he e, 10 The lowest bidder, al
w Edgsfcld Court House, on the first
Monday III hlaynexl. the building ofa Bridge
across Horns Creek, on the Stage Road.-
Particulars made known OH The day oflsttmg.
BY order Of the Board Of Comm'ers 9TH Reg.
April 3 "-s7 81 II
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NOTICE.

~ NOTICE.
a LII Persons indebted to the Snbscribei,
IA either by Mute or Account are requested
to call and pay up forthwith, as he is very mich
in want Of funds, and couiiot wait any longer.
All interested vii! save cost by complying with
The above request. D. ABBEY.
April 2t II
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The only important beques, for the
public beuetit, is one of 100000, by The
codicil of August 20lh. 1899, for erecting
suitable buildings. and establishing a Ii
brary in New York, for free general use.
For this purpose he appropriates plot-o of
ground ON the southerly side Of Aslor
place, .65 feet front by 125 deep, for the
building; or. if the trustees Of This beques,
think it2mnre expedient. plo, Of like size
sloa the Easi side of As,or Place, The
8 building.is not to cosr over S75, 900 and the
4 land is estimated at S35, 900. Then Sl20,-
{ 600 are to be expeEded in books, maps.
5 statuary, &c; and The remainder TO be
placed at interest,". 10 defray. the. expenses
: of management, purchase Of books, or the
establishment Of lectures, as the trustees
may think best. The trustees are the
Mayor Of the city and the Chancellor of
Z the Stale. er eGcio, land now named as
: mark OF respect,J Mrssrs. Washington lr
wing, VIM. B. As,or, Daniel Lord. Jr..
JamesG. King, Jos. G. Cosswell, Fitz
Greene Halleck, Henry Brevoorl, Jr., S.
r. Ruggles, Samuel Ward, Jr., Charles
Beis,ed. who are to appoint their success
sors. The trustees are 10 have no pay;
nor is -acy one Of them TO hold any office
of emoiument under the Board.
There is bequesrto the poor of Wal
dorf, by establishing an institution for The
sick or disabled. or for the improvement OF
the young oil. .S50,Q00. 49,
The other public bequests are as follows:
but most if not all Of them. we believe,
were paid in advance. during the life of
the testator: 49,
The German Society $50 900; lns,itu
ton for the blind. $4,000; Half Orphan
Asylum, 5000; Lyiugin Asylum. 81 ,OOO
The personal estate of Mr.. Astor is
worth from seven 10 nine millions of dol
lars. and his real estates perhaps as much
more, so that The aggregate is less than
twenty millions, or half the sum we put
down the other day. Either sum is quite
out Of our small comprehension; and ~e
presume that with most men, the idea Of
one million isjust about as large an idea,
as lha, Of any number of millions.
Col. Nicholas Pan Rensselaer,. died at
Albany on Wednesday last, 10 the "a year
Of his age. Van Rensselaer, was with
Montgomery at The slorminsof Quebec,
was at 'Eiconderoga, Fort Miller, Fort Ann
and al Bemis's Heights. lin Two engage
menls. at the Iatter) and was deputed TO
convey Tue Intelligence of the surrender of
Bursone lU AAtttttany: -.s.> ---...--
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CIRCULAR.

Nh NJ ~ " Ia q -
YENHE Commissioners to the Downer Fund.-.
a would hereby notify the public. that they
have completed cnmodious edlfice for the ac.
Communication of INDECENT Orphans Of Edgeield
District, at Beach Island; and have procured
the services of competent individual TO take
charge flhe same. The Funds subject to our.
control will board, clothe, and educate Tenor
Twelve Children per annum, limited TO the ages
of seven ar fourteen years, We wiilgive the
preference tothose Orphuns that are destitute of
botll parents, provided we can procure stiff.
cient number OF applicants Of that class other
wise we will admit those, destitute of either.
parent, Of which, due notice will he given. Apr
p:ants for admission will be required to furnish
testimonials, signed by two, or more responsible,
persons. certifying that they are destitute of
both parents, that they are in INDECENT circnmf
stancies, and their respective nges, The Chil.;;
dren will be subject to no expense alter enter
ing the institution. ;f..s ~
g:sA5fH'S' g:Sab!g! Commissioners, ,,', .
Beach Island, March 8, i54s. I'm q {
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NEW GOODS.

TEY He Subscriber has just received a splen-
q. did, Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware. 4 fine lot of
Muslins, Barages and Ginshans,
Fine Nantes and Shdwls,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, :. ;,
Worked Collars aud Muslin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Gen'lemen's wear,
A fine Stock Of Boots and Shoes, Of all
kinds, A..
Leghnrn,P Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assorimcn, Of Groceries. such as
Sugar, Coffee, Mulasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE,
Will, many articles too tedious TO mention.
all oil which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on lim;, to punctual customers.
April ri Il { i
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HEAD QUARTERS,
n.IJ, iEItatEc,I 4 <ayunlk,t.

- OH Sllegnt. y Gfiu e
CoLEaAs'ss RoAps, ~ sssl
ORDER Mol. @ 49, Is e ssl
;YNl He Lower Battalion of The 10th
II menl will appear at Mount w llitgs
Saturday the 29th OF Apri nistant, armed md
-saped law directs for dr land
1hs Officers and. Non Conn Off
GERS the; for acon
The Upper Baialnl will at GolonalI
fTosse, on Saturday le
armed dnd iliped as The ltecls
and review. 81 sHs Ssssss
Officers and Nome Commission Ulcers the sss1sa
day previous, for drill ndins1rnction.
Lieut.. Coll West and Mas H III are charg ageiE
with The extension ofthc above ORDERS % their
respective commands. q
BY order,o as s,s
r. Iias M: W.. C LAREY. "
4 Col. 10th Reg: s. C.:M
NJ. GRAHAM, Adjutant. =
April 3 81 - tstsisss;iFf Ffit sps y: "
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Famcy & Staple DEFY Goods.

Fancy & Staple Bry Goods.
MyANCY MusIins, Ginghains and Prints,
a. Mourning g. q -. ..a,3, $,
ChangeabIe De LANES and Jenny. Lind Plaids,
Silk, aud Baradge Shawls and Man1les, .,-.
Silk Snn Shades and Parasols. Z.
English and American Long Cloths. :,
Rich Bonnet. Cap and Taffetas Ribbons, :
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and Lisle Edginss and
lnserings, ~. ls,{ayi
Linen Cl"ibrc handkerchief, Gloves, ,Hosle-
ry, NC. DC. 49, ~. z. = I.
.,y,,. FOR .GENTLEMEN's WEAR. -
Drap .de'Ete, suulnter, Cloth and Spring Cas-:
simere, ;s<t.. 49,
Lead CoIored, Brown and Grass Linens,
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
Marsailles Ves'ings, Silk Hankerchiefs, and
. Crayats, N' st.ssl,s55.
Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose, &C.. &c. ID:
Together with M assortment Of, u @i3
Georgia Suiped Homspuns. Osnabnrgs, 5
Cotton ,Ysrns. Shoes. Huts. Caps, Bonnets. Z !
j, Just received andIor sale by a:
Z April5 If S'' z IL
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lVesO Sp,.i;n 8 Goods.

YENHE! Subscribers would respec fully in:
III lormsiher Customers aud The Public.
that they have just opnned an unusually large
Stock. of z -. ~
spring & Summer Goods,
embracing every variety and style Of Faucy,
and Domestic Y5GoODS. 7. :: rs. .,s
Aiso,a Complete assortment of # :i,::::,
Hardware aud Cutlery-Ch hina, Glass and Tin
Ware-Ha,s, Caps and Bonnets-Dso.s,
I. Shoes and Saddles, Tfunks1S
and Carpet Bags-Drugs, Paints aud 4
Oils-Grocefies-Learher. &c.
Persons wishing CHEAP and Coop Articles
will do well to call, and rarlicuarly those who
who WISH 10 pay Cash. They shall harc Bar;
gains. We have also OH hand T.., =:
$4,000 lbs Cut Nails, ussted, from a to 40 ds:s
12,0D0 lbs Iron, assorted sizes. : -; ~.
The, Nails and Iron will be sold at Factory
prices, for Cash. :t.5,
GooDE s. SULLIVAN. s
April ,6t IL
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GEORGE SPIRES.
Edgefeld e. H., April 10, ls45.. 1t II
The Hamburg Journal and Republican are
requested to give the abnve advertisement one
insertion, and present their accounts to G. S.
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IIisli0f Letters

REM AIMING IN the Post Office, al
Edgeheld Court House, April l, ls45.
Addison, B r 9 Itigoo, D
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Hv n. GREEN, .7.sctJoneer.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
' TURE AND PLATE FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TON BY order OF the orphans court, the whole of the
personal effects OF the late Capt j. T. Mclaughlin will be
of .red for sale public auction, Thursday the 18th
instant, the house lately occupied by Capt Mclaughlin
The of and 2lsi street, commencing
10 o'clock, with the kitchen furniture The house,
hod furniture very beautiful and consists part of the
following arcies:~
set of rosewood bedroom furniture, consisting of
bedstead, dressing-table, Psyche glass, washstand
and nghtstand
Rosewood toilet stand, with glass
Mahogany bedsteads and dressing-tables
Mattresses. bed and table linen, blankets
WaTdrobes, walnut and other chairs
Gard and other tables, hatrack, sofas
Arm chairs, fancy chairs, otomans, piano
Rosewood secretary clock mantel lamps, carce lamps
Brussels and other carpets and rugs
Sets window curtains and fixtures
Sideboa DIS, extension dining tables
Straw mats tor parlofs, refrigerator
large dinner set OF crimson and gold
blue dinner set
Tea seis, cut-glass decanters
Wines and tumbers, hook glasses, fnger-glasses
Liquor glasses and wine coolers and chan paRnes
Silver and pa ed ware, consisting Of
Table, dessert, and teaspoons
Table and dessert FORKS ladies, gravy and sugar
longs butter and fish knives
Tea srainer plated egg-stand
Very beautiful oak case OF cutlery
And many other articles tedious to mention
immediately after the sale of the foregoing some very
rich wines will be Sold Also
A carriage and pair Of horses
A pew in ST. Johns Church.
The terms of sale For all of $25 and under
cash will be required; and for above S25 a credit
will be given oil sixty and ninety days, If required the pur
chaser give notes. with approved security bearing inter
est from the day of sale. A. GREEN
June lid Auctioneer
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NEW GOODs.--Tbe subscribers have this day received
IN additional supply OF seasonabfe goods, of which
have been purchased at auction great and IA
consequence of the advance of the will be offered
unusually small advaI that those wishing supplies
now have them upon very advantageous terms. Ou
stock comprises the complete Of furnishing
goods in the city, snch
Carpetngs, floor oilcloths rugs, mating
White quilts, linen and cotton sheetings
Table damasks, damask NAPKINS pillow slip heetings
Table and piaro &c together with every other
article in our line.
In fancy go DDS is unusually complete Wis
Silk tissues, French Bereges, Foulard and India silks
Black eros de Rhnes and rich black laces for vstes
Lace capes and chemisets with cuffs to match
Black lace capes, white Grape shawls
Linen lu-tres, French lawns and CHIMES
British chnzes and gin CHAINS, at l2a per yard
LADIES' misses and boys hosiery OF every description
Clear lawns linen cambria and needle-worked handker-
chiefs, from 81 70 IS.
Irish linens from Is cents to the finest quality
Jaconet and Swiss insertngs and edgings
Thread laces, edgngs, and insertings
Also be found store every article usually kept
all which will be offered from this date very reduced
prices. p. H. HOOE " co.
June 13-3wif
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that be formed under the constitution both OF
government and OF human nature All other organ'za-
lions are but outside organizations. They CANNOT suoss
Except factions. You might well undertake 10
make third distinction between right and wrong, as to
make third party between the democratic ana me Wnis
arties. Hence, the old Scripture law is good ,sw-
rood not only because il is in the Bible Tor IL would nave
leea without being in the Bible and II IS rue WIN
he democratic partyotha all who are not Tor us are
against us. [Cres Of" good good ~ ,, ri.
Remember then fellow citizens, that you have IN tins
contest mich AZ stake You have the liberties OF your
country II YOU put in power who entertain princi-
pies hostile to the free u and equal h oe1 o. ine psU
will proye substantially, and to all intens and purposes,
the enemies OF the people Remember that And is this
time for the democracy of the Union to be defeated
In this era OF ls4s when the example Of the American
nocracy has spread hrougho Europe stirring up OPP
pressed millions to the assertion OF their rghts-when
the glory and light of liberty, the prosperity OF this
Union, under democratic rule, is giving an impulse
to revolutions everywhere abroad, and knocking Oft,
manacle after manace, the letters which tyranny has
fastened on the liberties of the European peope' Is
il at time like this for the democracy here to con-
trovert the very foundation of their whole govern
ment; TO surrender its administration into the hands
of party who declare against the capacity OF the
people govern! Is il time now for you to set such
an example to revolutionary Europe-he example OF a
free people declaring by the election OF the wing cand
date that they not competent to govern themselves
No. my fellow-ctzens, am sure you will not am
sure New York will prove itself still to be New York II
am sure November will find you the same men that 1900
found youwhen you redeemed the country from the dan
gers which threatened it. by casting the vote of N York
for Thes Jefferson When you have done that, you will
have earned the gratitude OF the democracy OF the Union,
and entitled yourselves-each democrat in the Sate-o
be embalmed the heart of every democrat in the State
Give your votes and not who nominated BY the
wings No drumming and filing can blunt the ears OF the
American people against truth and No man from
Buena VISTA covered though he may be with aures,
induce the people of this country to lay down their ber
ties crawl their knees, and offer him the bondage OF
the nation No, my fellow citizens in this day of trial,
stand fast as did those democratic volunteer soldiers who
bore your flag in triumph at Buena Visasand firm, and
act did the democrats that had the muskets in
their hands, and whose democratic bayonets gave Gen.
Taylor all the glory that encrcles his browand you
have TO fear the sound OF the drum and
FIFE than had your counymen in the field the sound of
the Mexican gong.
Mr. Allen here retired from the stand amid vocferous
and enthusiastic applause.
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The Utica Convention.

We have not conversed with democrat who is
not astonished and indignant at the course of MIR.
Martin Van Buren, That one who has acquired
the reputation of statesman-who has filled the
two highest honors in the republic-who has occu-
pied the ground of compromise and Cancellation, on
which the constitution and the Union are but-who
in times past, when he candidate for the pres
idency arrayed all his power against the aboltonists
and charged them with assaiing the Union itself by the
agitation of this disacing subject that this gentle
man, who had shown such sympathy for the south
against the maal of the abotonss, acquire the
of 'the northern with southern principles"
should now propose to erect sectional northern party
the most dangerous of all parties in confederacy of
States, upon the most delicate and agtating question
which can convuse the Union tself-tha in this
ment he should follow the lead OF the Hotspur dema-
gogues of his State and moreover that he "a man
all his fe) should set himself up opposition the regu-
lar nomination OF the democ racy of the nation, and thus
cooperate with the wing party in eecng their candidate
to carry out the great to which he has always
been opposed, throw the election of President
the House of Representatives, at the hazard of deciding
the contest by intrigue and corruption, and with the GER
prospect of reducing the influence of the largest State
to the level of the smallest is strange enough These
things constitute group of plumbers and contradictions
which excite the establishment and Indignation OF the
coolest men.
We have no room this morning, however, to go into
the merits Of these questions We have space only for
the letter of Mr. Van Buren, which submitted to the
Utica convention without comments. We shall analyse
and cut it up It is worthy OF the cause to
which it devotedvery elaborate but feeble and un-
satisfactory.
The Utica convention adjourned on Friday. The ad
dress was not completed but discretionary power
was reserved to the committee to finish and publish it.
1.-The resolutions read separately. and put separate
y by the president and carried by reclamation. They
approve the OF the delegates to Balhmore repeat
the nomination of Martin Van Buren, and Henry Dodge
present the corner stone, support the Of free la
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"Clarence" for Sale.

THAT beautiful place-known the estate OF Robert
Leckic esq deceased and lately the property
OF A. Fuller esq, deceasedwi be sold public auction
the first day OF July next, previously disposed OF
by private sale
&C asnce' is situated Immediately of the National
Observatory, 2d street, continuing about four
land fine residence, three framehouses which rent for
all the Improvements necessary for comfortable and de-
Rbttu home very large ice house, capable of contain
900 loads OF ice, is also tho property. For
m arket-gardeu there is desirable spot in the
District twill be cold extremely low for cash. or good en-
For further
of NJ. Clark, esq, on the premises.
June 20 K. II. FULLER.
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THE UNION.

The question then required the motion 10 lay the
reconsideration on the table, and il decided in the
Acknowledgements So. nays 10.
TERMINATIoN DEBATE
On motion OF Mr. ROCKWELL of Connecticut, the
House adopted order to debate in Com nit
OF the Whole the private claim of Lyon and How
ard within three quarters of hour after the considera
ton OF the same shall be resumed
Mr.. WHITE asked that the Senate bill granting pen.
sions to the widows of certain naval officers be now
taken up; objected TO-
Mr.. ROCKWELL made an unsuccessful motion TO 60
into Committee of the Whole;
And then the House adjourned till Monday.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS.

BANK THE METROPOLIS,
Washington June 2, IS4S.
TNHE Stockholders 10 this bank hereby notified that
election for of the bank serve for the
year ensuing, will be held the banking house
on Monday, the 81 day of Juy
The polls viii be opened ~ o'clock, m. and close
at O'Clock, p. m.
BY order of the board.
June 3-eodtd RD SMITH, Cashier.
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DOCKS BOOKS BOOKS AT AUCTION On Wed,
ID nesday and Thursday evenings the 18th and 29
instant shall SELL by order of the orphans court the very
valuable miscellaneous and scientific private library of the
late DR.. Tbo Jones formerly superintendent Of the Uni
ted States Patent Office Among the books will be found
many and valuable works.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution Monday
and the books for examination from that time
evenings of sae my sales rom, second door from Al
west, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sale each evening to commence at 5 o'clock.
Terms of sale, cash. W. M. MORRISON,
June 2I-dtsif Auctioneer.
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Grand Instrumental Concert

THE SPLENDID BAND OF THE BALTIMORE
valandr, viii give Grand Instrumental Concert al
Carusfs Saloon, Monday evening" July g. l843 On thi.
OCCASION they will programme OF selections from
the most ceebrared composers.
Strangers and citizens respectfully solicited to attend
Tickets 90 cents For particulars, bills OF the day.
Iune I6-Id*