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when the play will be brought out with that great
'.tena'e' actress as Romeo, think the selection
was unwise. Bianco in ''Tle Italian Wife on Mon
day night and Ptrthenin in "lngomar' ON Tues
day night were both well rendered. We were par
ticuarly pleased with Porthcnia. The part was
well studied and well played, and we noted as in
every other performance of Miss Jones' perfect good
taste and sufficient historical correctness in her cos
tunes, commentator which can not always be
passed upon "stars either of the ''irst' or "sec-
ond' magnitude By-the-by, we shall have word
to say anon, about this matter of stage appoint
ments, a feature much neglected in dramatic repre-
sensations in Baltimore. We have a repugnance to
seeing San antique Roman or Dane,'' dressed like
an English peasant of the sixteenth century, Ger
man barbarians sporting leopards skins and souched
hats in the forests of Gau Ordinarily, we profess
to have "a soul above buttons" but not when the
effect of dramatic performance is spoit by scenic
absurdites and gross anachronisms in dress. On
Saturday night, Miss Jones bids adieu for the pres
cnt to her Baltimore friends, but we are sure that
we express the sentiments of them ALL when we say
that we hope it will not be long before we ''look
upon her face again"
They who, with emusic in their souls" wendell
their way to Front Street, last night ladies in full
toilette and in den.-oijctte, and men with white kid
gloves, and men with no gloves at all, must have
been sadly disappointed at finding that the opera of
La TraUidta was "unavoidably postponed" The
postponement, we are told, was in conse quence of
the ''indsposition'' of Madame CHATTANOOGA. Far be
it from us to doubt the truth of Manager SrUART's
announcement, but ''indsposition'' is an equvo-
cal term, and susceptible of more meanings than
one, and as Madame Rumor reports at the
rehearsal'which was not set down in the bills, we
are puzzled to know which Interpretation would
most correctly define the ''indspositiOn o! the Sig
nora. We should regard as something perfectly
marvellous the sudden attack of 'indispositon'' to
which prime donnc are subject if their rapid re-
covery and convalesccnce were not still more sur
prising, for, on Saturday, we are told, Madame
GAzzANIGGA will certainly be in voice, and the or
chestra in hormony. The other reason assigned for
the postponemcnt, viz the want of time for prop
err rehearsal, is tacit compliment to the musical
taste and critical ocu,nen of Baltimore audience
which we hope our readers will appreciate. Wcare
not often favored with an opera, but are supposed
to have ''an for music for all that, and MAX
MARErzEK trembles at the thought of mourning our
censure. We feel iattered.
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Law lNTELLIGENCE.

CRCrrT Court OF THE UNITED SrArRs.-Thcre
was no business OF public interest transacted in this
court yesterday The following report of the pro-
ceedings of Wednesday was accidentally omitted
from our columns yesterday morning:
John ). Wright rs. The Sun Mutual Insurance
Company OF New York. An action to recover on
pohcy OF insurance the value of cargo of coffee
lost in the schooner Mary W., on voyage from Rio
de Janero to New Orleans, the payment of which
was resisted on the ground of an informally in the
issuing of the policy and the alleged unseaworth-
ness OF the vessel. Verdict for the plaintiff for
Sl1,365.l3.
In the case of John S. Wright rs. The Orient Mu-
tual Insurance Company-an action similar to the
foregoing and involving the same state of facts
the same jury was impanneled and assessed dam
ages for the plaintiff at SIT ,365. 13.
The counsel engaged in this controversy were
Hon. Henry May, Robert J. Brent and Vivian
Brent, Esqrs., for the plaintiff; Hon John Nelson,
Messrs. Brown and Bruno, and Hon. F. b. Cutting.
and Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Esq, of New York,
for the defendants
Notice was given that an appeal would be taken
in each case.
SUPERIOR COuRT.-Before Hon. H. Collins Lee
Judge. The following business transacted yes
terday:
Daniel Coonan Us. Caroline Fitzpatrick. admins
tratrix of John B. Fitzpatrick. An action ON an
open account. Verdict for the defendant. Walsh
ana NJ Laughln, for plaintiff; Scott and Daniels,
for defendant.
Moses Donaldson rs. Robert Howard and others.
sold and delivered. On trial T. s. Alexander and
Stockett, for plaintiff; Teackle and A. NJ. Brown,
for defendant.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY-Bcfore Hon.
William Geo. krebs, Judge. The following business
was transacted Yesterday:
- William Thompson and John Pickell rs William
II. Smith and others. Motion to dissolve an in
junction heretofore issued and to restrain the de
PENDANTS from selling certain stock of the PickclI
Mining Company. Argued by Steele and W. Vel
lott for compliments, and T. S. Alexander for de-
PENDANTS
George Weigeil rs. Elizabeth Weigcll. Petition
filed for divorce cncUlo matrimonii Wolff for
complainant.
Liberty Building Association Us. Charles Dreamer
and Jacob BuXbaum, trustees, and others. Inunc-
ton issued to restrain defendants from selling dis
posing of, or in any manner ntermeddling with the
goods and property mentioned in certain assign
ments made to them in trust by Peter Rimback and
Adam Sickle.
C0uRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Hon. William
Ia. Marshall, Judge. The following business was
transacted yesterday
Isaac Tyson, Jr. u.s. William Peters. An action
on promissory note. Verdict for the plaintiff for
S43l.23. ''
William H. Griffith Us. Richard France. An ac-
ton to recover for work done. Verdict for the de-
PENDANT.
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PRocE ED1NGs OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR SESSION.
TUUpSDAy Anril % 1873

THURSDAY, April %, 1855
FIRST BRANCH.-The branch met. Present Jno
L. Ford, Esq, president, and all the members
Mr. Harvey, from the Committee on Highways,
reported resolution providing for the altering of
the cutters at the intersection of Eastern avenue
ana Bond street, in such manner to insure pro-
per drainage; also, to have stepping stones placed
at the intersection of Caroline and Bond streets
Read second time and passed
MI Clark, OF the Committee the McDonOgh
request, reported back to the branch the ordinance
providing tor the future control of that fund, and
the establishment of an educational institute, in
c"rdance with the will of the testator with amend
ments adopted by the Committee. The ordinance
oilers only from that of which we have already Civ
en- a synopsis in some few, unimpOrtant particulars
together with that of aboishing the uniform for the
PuPls which the ordinance in its original state pro-
vided for
Mr. Granville called up the ordinance providing
loI inc reValuatIon OF the taxable property in the
CITY, the consideration of which was concluded, and
the ordinance passed.
- Mr.. Cunningham, from the Committee Fire
Companies, reported a resolution to have the room
used by the baltimore United Fire Department fit
tea up Tor their USE and appropriating the sum of
$40 Tor the purpose. 1t was read second time
and adopted.
Mr.. Hampson offered resolution to have a gas
lamp placed on the corner of Lexington and Davis
streets. Referred to the City Commissioner.
Mr.: 9lanvlle, from the Committee on Highways,
submitted report providing for the placing of
stepping and flag stones at various points.
-nr. oou hoped the report might lay over, as he
represented large ward, and had not as yet been
put down for any stepping stones, and he wished to
any. :
Mr.. Dukehart expressed the hope that the wishes
OF the gentleman would be complied with, as he had
made one step from his ward to the City Council,
ana ne trusted they would give him all the aid of
stepping stones possible in his rising
The report was laid over, and the branch adj
iourned.
SECOND BRANcH.-The Branch met pursuant to
adjournment. John B. Seidenstricker, Esq, Presi-
dent IN the chair, and all the members present.
;, Mr.. Simms presented the petition of Thomas
ing on the corner of Howard and Camden streets.
Referred to the Committee on Fire Companies.
Mr.. Kirk, from the Committee on Ways and
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? E r S O n AL

lion Edward Everett has again been called home,
by illness in his family.
w M }. Robertson, Commonwealth Attorney o f
Virginia, lies dangerously i'll, near Gordousvillc.
MAJOR General Twiggs, Captains John McNutt
and DIR. Mccormack, L. 5. A, were in New Or
leans on the 18th inst.
John p. Adams (styled Yankee Addams) was
married to Miss ROwena Granice, in Sacramento
Cal, March 5. He used to he the husband of Mary
Provost Adams.
w. F. Brough has recently received a letter from
Miss Louisa Pyne, in which she announces the
death of her mother. The deceased was with bar
daughter during the latters recent tour of this
country.
Maj. kcarnev, who was recently divorced nv cor-
sent of his wife in Kentucky was married recnotI
in Jersey E City, to Agnes daughter of Hugh Max
wen, Esq, Ihus ends case of scandal which has
n. T. Willis is lying seriously i'll at Idlewild.
ollGus lever, and return of his old complaint of
the lungs, have combined in prostration against
which his usual active resistance to disease has sue
cum Tor the present. twill probably be some
busy pen.
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Truly yours,

TIE Two ExrEEMEs.-The st. Louis Democrat has
the following paragraph, upon the arrival of Col
Bentons remains in that city:
by its side was the little coffin containing the
Gody OF The Statesman's grandchild, Mcdowell
ZONES Each body enclosed in an air-tight zinc
case which was laid within mahogany coiln A
I'D was raised so as to allow friends to look through
glass on the faces of the dead. The face of t6e
Great Misssourian wore that expression of majestic
pacidity which was habitual to him in life. The
lips were slightly open, the eyes closed and every
hneament In the face in state ofrepose that indi-
Gated how gentle and peaceful had been the end of
the veterans stormy life. There was no dscolora-
ton wrinkle to be SEEM and the presence of death
was visible only in the closed eyelids, and the cold
white, marble-ike appearance Of the features. The
grandchild lay sweetly as though only sleeping
with its little head, covered with golden hair, nest
my AMID white hyacinths and early Spring flow
whose purity was typical of its young spir-
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Jc,r Gre. r:, -, BALTIMORE, April % 1858.
DG'T VIII you kindly permit me to saw a few
WORDS as TO te poStponement of the Opera nibt9 The
conductor OF the troupe having arrived only at 2 olnct
ana Sshora Eazzangga having been SUFFERING for SOM
uy from severe cold, it found impossible to nro1
respect for the well known musical taste of Raiti,i
mihued Under these circumstances deemed il more
esctul though at heavy loss, postpone the Onera
IN preference to presenting it in an IMPERFECT fro 80
Only 70 say winch hope viii be deemed honorable that
an VINO are dSstSfed with an arrangement made Dnrel
for their benefit have the amount of tI,ai t; ~
Turned ana such as consent to the dcerral will fcoI as
sured see the opera performed with perfection in With
1t was impossible to produce it tonight.
"P % h"ur obedlent servant, W. STUART
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The Philadelphia North american says of Girard
College :" Its pupils at present number 800 all of
whom are orphans. In the reception of pupils, &C
cording to the will of the founder, preference is
given first to orphans born in the city of Philadel-
phia; secondly, to those born in any part of the
state Of Pennsylvania; thirdly, to those born in
the city of New York; and lastly, to those born in
the city of New Orleans. The number of appli-
cants waiting at the present time to be received into
lhe institution, is two hundred and twelve"
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER TERM, 1851

~ - - ANNAPOLIS, April %, 1858.
No. "a. Especial Docket) Henry Treibert u.s.
Court for Baltimore city. Eccleston J. delivered
the opinion Of the Court. Order reversed in part
and affirmed in part and cause remanded for furth
er proceedings. Each party to pay their costs in
this Court
No. %. Especial Docket.) John Burgess and
others rs. Henry Treibert. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Baltimore city. Eceleston, j.. delivered
the opinion of the Court. Order affirmed, with
costs to the appellee.
No. 40. John Eakle u.s. George w. Smith. Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Washington county,
was further argued and concluded by Alvey for the
appellee and Weisel for the appellant.
No %. Chas. l.. Pettgrew as. Zenos Barnum and
Andrew Mclaughlin Appeal from the Superior
Court of Baltimore city. Judge Tuck delivered
the opinion of the Court. Judgment reversed and
ProcedendO awarded.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, April 22-Cotton has advanced
Sales of 10000 bales at an advance L@25 in conse-
quence of advices from New Orleans. Flour-Tbe
market is heavy. Sales of Is 900 bills at n decline
OF cts. State S4.20@S4 25; Ohio S4.55@S4. 10:
Southern S4.50@S4.75. Wheat is heavy. Sales of
$500 bushels white Southern l2715 cts Corn is
firm at 1905 cts for white, and 76677 cts for
yellow. Pork generally closed buoyant Mess 10 cts
higher. Sales at SIS lO@SlS2O. Lard closed buoy
ant at lls@ll%. Whiskey closed firm at q q
2l1a cts. Sugar is firm. Muscovado 53I@61%.-
Coffee is steady at 10@lO34 cts. Molasses is quiet
but firm: Muscovado in bbls. selling at 81 cts
Turpentine is dull. Rosin is firm at Sl.52 alloat-
Rice is quiet Freights are steady.
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Means, submitted resolution adverse to the appli
cation of the Managers of the Church Home and
inrmary for an appropriation in behalf of that In
stitution. Adopted.
Mr.. Sullivan called up the resolution appropria
ting the sum of $500 for improving Patterson's
Park, which adopted.
The remainder Of the session occupied in the
consideration Of the revised ordinances
Adjourned until this afternoon.
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= FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April %. j. Clancy Jones, in the
House to-day, as he did yesterday, made an inefec
tua effort to get up the general appropriation bills
but the friends Of Mr.. MorrelPs land BILL and that
for pensoning the soldiers of the war of 1872 OBJ
Jected to his motion. He intends however, on Mon
day, to introduce resolution for having night
sessions, deemng this necessary in view of the fact
that Congress has decided to adjourn on the 9th
of June.
Mr.. English gave notice to the House to-day that
he expects tomorrow, at l O'Clock to make a re
port from the Committee of Conference on the sub
cct of the disagreeng votes relative to the Kansas
bill.
Richard Wallach is candidate for Mayor of
Washington independent and irrespective fparty,
against the Democratic nominee
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Captain Bullocks Company Mounted yoluntoors
was mustered out of the United States service ;r
Florida, on the 2Sth ultimO. '''' III
rroi: LAWN, assistant State gcologst of Missouri,
estimates the coal area of eastern Kansas at ~ GG6
square miles. i''O0o
The General Conference of the Methodist Enisco
pal Church South, will meet at Nashville on tha
LIST OF May. The State Capitol has been tcpdnrnJ
to the Conference. 7"
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;nr tS olclas OF Cincinnati have lately been prob
OF tllat city, and ascertained some awkward def
tehces Under the inspiration of these deyeopments
wt6 oh Jacob VOORHEES, of the deuters
ures, had warrants issued for the arrast 81 s
persons s supposed to have shared the plnnder'~
They were found in gambling house, where. ON
rne warrants BE- beng served the deficient amount
the officer and the defacation dried up The nro Oh
ceeding, though somewhat irregular, seemed to no
perfectly satisfactory. " NC
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UNITED STATES SUPREME CouRT

WASHINGTON, April 22.--No. 30. Daniel s. Hick-
OK, ct a., owners of the steamboat New York, rs.
James Steuart, al, claimants of the brig Croton
The decree of the Circuit Court of the Southern
District of Alabama was affirmed with costs.
No. "a. Cyrus ii. Mccormick rs. Waite Talcott
ct a., survivors of John II. Nanny. An appeal
from the Circuit Court of the Northern District of
Illinois. Judge Grier delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the decree of the said district Court
with costs i
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COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

" EDNEsDAY, AprI IL 1903,
Jesse Gay, Esq, of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court
Nos. sc and 81. James Williams, administrator
appellant, u.s. Robert divers executors, and Robert
olivers executors, appellants, James Williams,
administrator
Nos 90 and SO. John Goodng's administrator
appellant, rs Robert divers executors, and Robert
divers executors, appellants, John Gooding's
administrator. The argument in these causes was
commenced by Messrs II. Winter Davis and Dulanv
for the administrators of Williams and Cooling
and continued by Mr.. j. Mason Campbell for Oil
ver's executors.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock
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II4LINVIfo UEMUCKAIIC CUN ' ENTIUNS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2I.-The Buchanan and
Douglas Democratic State Conventions met here
separately. The former had % counties represent
ed, and passed resolutions strongly endorsing the
Administration. The Douglas Convention had rep
resentatives from 81 counties Resolutions cndors-
ing the course of the Illinois delegation in Congress
were passed without dissenting voice. after which
State ticket was nominated.
The Buchanan Convention postponed making
nominations to the Sth of ,Juge
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THE REAPER CASE OF MCCORMICK AGAINST
NANNY

-, WASHINGTON, April 22.-The e. S. Supreme Court
tins morning, decided the suit between the rival in
ventors OF reaping machines, MCormick and NANNY
IN favor OF the latter on every point. The counsel
in the case were Messrs Reverdy Johnson, and
DickGrSon, for Mr.. Mccormick, and Messrs. HARDING
and Stanton, for Mr. NANNY
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JUDGE WILMOT AND THE PENNSYLVANIA
I,EGJSTATuRE

HARRIsnuRG, Pa, April 2l.-The bill to abolish
Senate yesterday. caused an exciting discussion in
the House this afternoon. The call for previous
question was not sustained the vote thereon STANDING
81 against 60 S
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WASHINGTON, April 22.-Dr. Rhodes the British
surgeon, who so nobly volunteered to attend the
SICK on board the steamer Susquehanna, was cour-
teousy received by the Naval Committee this morn
ing, and invited to the floor of the Senate.
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AUCTION SALES.

New YORK, April 22.-Sales at auction of 500
bags Rio Coffee at 934 @D10A cts.
The Tea sale this morning was unspirited. The
stock OF Blacks was largely withdrawn prices being
Sales of 200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar at auction.
at S54 q SCI; and 40 hhds. Texas Sugar at 81 81
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NEWS FROM MENICO

NEW ORLEANS; April q, lS5S.-A Spanish brig
mas arrived at this port bringing dates from Vera
Cruz to the llth inst, four days later than previous
accounts. There was very little change in the con-
dltion of affairs in Mexico, and no great movements
had taken place. The utmost confusion prevailed
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From the 81. LopiS Commercial ListI
II does not dive but riyes life henlth n,,L

nv Nl - put gives llt, Health, ana
beauty 10 the decayng, falling and dead restoring as if
magic, that which supposed to be irrevocaby lost
eas nearly bald and Others nearly white are daily be
ing changed to their pristine beauty and face; covered
WIN plmples are rendered smooth as an infants and
pushing AS rose, all by the Prof Woods Hair Re
storative. ~ nan "
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations as se,,arI
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Restor-
I'VE bclot, ST Louis, Mo- and New York are blown in
ue bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicipe
eaerS Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
INC ohlteu states and Canadas, and by
JOHN Z. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store
apZz 81 and 50 Baltimore street
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THE KANSAS coypCpDvC

THE KANSAS CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Senate Committee
of Conference on the Kansas bill have still under
consideration the bill proposed by Mr.. English. of
the House Committee. report either favorable
to said bill, or that the Committee can not a~ren
is expected to. morrow o0N'
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ID | L ID

year of his age. ',' !" 'ie i0'ii
GO On the 10th instant, RACHEL NJ. AMBROSE. in tbe
Goth year of her age " !" 'ie
On the 10Th instant WILLIAM H. HOWARD. aged Sc
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ELECTION IN NEW 0RIE,No

New ORLEANS, April l9.--The "extensionists'' are
to-day eecting a board of directors. The nro
posed election has caused much excitement during
the last two weeks s
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THE AMERICA oIrTwApn porNn

BosToN, April 2l.-The royal mail steamship
America sailed from this port at one ocock TODAY
with ninety passengers for Liverpool and fourteen
Tor Halifax. She took out S23, 900 in specie
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Hon. Jefferson Davis is slowly recovering from,
his illness. The sight of one eve, it is feared
Is gone. There is hope of its recovery THROUGH
tne agency of an operation upon the pupil in refer
enee to which, it is said, that he contemplates Wis
" 10 faris, to consult an eminent optician there.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.

JOHNSoNS SEWING MACHINE
PRICE $50, SO, and $50
For BEAUTY and durability stitch finish and design
is not &c eiied by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s23, and s25
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MtNf and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
ap19n T. n CHASE ,.
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THE EXPECTED STEANEp

=, HALIFAX, April %, noon.-The storm is over, and
the Canada yet.
SECOND DESPATCH,
=, HALIFAX, April 22-l0 p. Mp to this hour
there are no signs of the Canada
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ILLNESS OLE HON

ILLNESS OF HON. JOHN G. MATUpP
ALBANY, April 21.-Thc Hon. John G. Natber is
stl detained in the city by severe attack of in
iiammatorv rheumatism
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MAXIM DISASTER ON LAKE ERTE
~ CLEVELAND, April 2l.-The schooner Ford from
l9ledo Tor oswego, with cargo of pork, went
ashore here last night, but was not seriously dam
aged. Her crew and cargo Were saved
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!. NJ. SINGER &. Co.'S,

!. NJ, SINGER s. Cos,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
THE LEST EVER OFFERED FOR PANITrps AM
MANUFACTURING.
SouIhERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
l05 BALTIMORE STREET
W 10 Clergymen of all denominations and Sowing
societies attached to Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at half price. ~
eo,.< W. f. FREDERICK,
Agent.
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At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltim
street, corner of Frederick
mr Z'"f EVANS B HoyT.