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Nevada national., 1859-07-02

CARD-Promptei by an honest desire Of my heart
! whish to lay before the public cases which de-
serves eommendA;on, not only as act fseisn-
tide skill, but that Of hums nifty also. About two
years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown TO
me- Was seized with a OF Of epilepsy, which owing
to my inability to meet the expenses consequent
upon thorough medical treatment, and the dis
couragement which met with on attempting 10
soon became such las vas led to believe "a to
defy the skill Of any physician. was frequently,
while In pursuit OF NV calling thrown down to the
ground without the slightest worning and although
inesensibIs to the sgonies yet desTised the mser
les Of my life, and soon learned 10 lok upon those
who would render assistance shelter from dan
ger enemies who sought TO proiong tho existence
OF my miseries while in this state, and having
previous TO my afieton tasted the sweets Of life,
once more was Induced to attempt seeking aid of
q physieisn, and, by recommendation, called upon
DR.. L. J. CIapksy. told him Of my circumstances,
aud Of my inability 10 reward him for his services
regardless OF which, however, he at once undertook
my ease, and, with the blessing Of God, was once
more restored 10 perfect health. Unable to reward
himf ? the boon which Ienjoy at present, and yet
conscious Of my indebtedness. consider IL due 10
myself and all afflicted, TO make the case public, IN
order that those in need Of medical advice may 6nd
physician in whom every eonddenee can be placed
MEYLR YABI.ONSKY.
State Of California, county Of San Francisco ss.-
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this LIST day ol
august, A. d. 1856. GILBERT a. GRANT,
Notary Public
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
ONLY GENUINE
CLUB. HOUS e GIN

I' En- iAfohiED. ~ This MARKET
And We satisfied that trial will obtain for Il
the high reputation II sustains where II Ia introduced
81 NONE Il GENUINE unfszs the bottles havs
the LABEL Of W. 2. c0RBIS L Gu. on them.
For sale By the principal Liquor dealers ia saH
Frsncises. ", u. CUMMINGS CO.,
A-sn 50 Cslifcr.ss s,.. s1n Franeises
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Subtle Sales.
BY f. w. BENNETT & co

Oh r. w. BENNETT ~ CO
OA0 BARRELS GAS TAR AT AUCTION,
N~fOFOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
On WEDNESDAY ,rd For CASH 81
Rai SCI al the Camden Station of the Baltimore and Ohio
010 BARREIs GAS TAR, for cash, and for account Of
apots F.w. BENNETT CO, Auct'rs
1900 BUNDLES u sT Of dM9oP-IRoN
- For account of whom il NAV concern
On FRIDAY MORNING, May e. at y ocIoci precisely We
seii t the iron warehouse of Messrs e L. Parker
Co south Charles street near Pratt: ~
IHnn BUNDLES OF HOOP IRON, "a L and IL incbes
I1DOOyary slightly damaged on board the ship Flora
AGDohaid on the voyage from Liverpool to Baltimore
Terms cash, in bankable money.
m2ts F. W BENNETT CO. Auct'rs
o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a De.
| cree of the Circuit Court for Howard county pass in
Athe case OF Cook and others Cook the subscriber
a. Trustee will offer at public sale, the premises,
URDAG, the 2ls day OF May, 1882 at IL O'Clock, NJ:
ALL THAT UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART OF THE
REAL ESTATE of Thomas Cock late of Howard county de
ceased by him devised to his son. John Cook Being the
fourth part ola Farm of about 600 of land in high
state of cultivation in Howard county, the Westminster
Road about % miles from Baltimore and miles from the
Frederick Turnpike Road, and miles from the Baltimore
are in wood
The improvements consist good twostory DWELLING
HOUSE. Saw and Glover Mill, Barn, Dairy and other
ceSSary out budings, with Orchard # choice Fruit.
JOINING the lands OF Dr. GuStavus Waried, VIM. Rdgely,
Humphrey Dorsey, &c.
The terms of sale that onethird of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day of sale,
and two years from the day of sale; the credit
payments to bear interest from the day of SALE and be
cured by the bonds or notes the purchaser with security
to be approved by the Trustee. WN. H. C. DORSEY,
ap29-2aw&ds Tmstea
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DoCToR FISHERS

DoCToR FISHERS LAoSn,. r,,n
COMPOUND TINCTUREl
, FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE is unsurpassed for
Fisher latter years of successful practice in Europe
takes pleasure in Offering the world large Medicine
which in no has failed in relieving the suffering
thousands that have awaited of its To those
afflicted with
The value of FISHERS Compound Tincture," beyond
Weakness Sickness or Acidy of the Stomach
Loss Of Appetite Nervous Debility, Impurity of the Blood,
Flauency and all Diseases arising disordered sto
mach, or inactivity Of the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
will speedily arrest When the strength and spirits are bro
ken, the stomach torpid and relaxed this
''WoNDERFUL" COMPOUND,
accomplishes miracles This combination of Vegetable sub
stance exquisite in taste and astonishing in efficacy has
to be- complete cuer of all diseases arising from dsor
dered stomach
HS'- 1t does not contain
A PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
or any other Deleterious Mineral
those whose business requires them to travel through
different sections Of the country
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
Is Invaluable No one should leave their home without
sup ly Of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
The change of drinking water to which those thatare
and bowels causing bilious dysentery and fever
spoonful of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
in glass of water three times day. will prevent those
dreaded complaints.
DR. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. col dent that all who it will be relieved from
Price 81 cents single bottle, or bottles for one dollar
To be obtained wholesale or retail from
\. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water Establishment,
No. SO Baltimore street,
ap2l-lm Baltimore, Nd.
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Eomtah0a.
IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,

-
The next Session of this School will commence MAY Cd
Prospectus be had at the Bookst NeWton Kurt
Pratt street. Baltimore or by addressing Dr. Arnold the
Principal " ' "
The venerable Editors of the National Iategencer one
OF whom had for several years sonand. more RECENTLY
grndonunder the tuition of Dr. Arnold in referring Ia
his School last september used the following language
From personal knowledge ItJareSeyreIV recon-
mend Dr. Arnolds select Boarding School, nj Nount
ngton to guardian, desiring to hear of an
eligible seminary apl3-eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
N1YOUNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
May Attn 1889 The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers
necessary appliance required for Female education is the
command OF the institution Parents who desire
education for their daughters, with the and adj
va tges of the Christian family invited examine the
Sch Il. "
Fo terms of admission and further information address
Rev. Lt0. LEWIS STALEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baltim Co., Maryland or Rev Dr. HEINER, Second st ,
Baltimo Catalogues be had at CUSTIINGS X BAL
EIS fillmore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
street. apSf
NEW LONDON OADEMY,
PRor. EDWARD D. PORTER, A. NJ, Principal. l. A.
The 252 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1889 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the salubrty of climate and the
elevated cha acer of its citizens. Coach the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore Newark Dell
to convey Students to the Academy.
Terms Session of five months The PRINCIPAL NAV
be seen at the Maltby House April 18th and 10Th ap4
A LEX HOFFMAN,
a DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d II WIZ G A NJ W OBJ Eli ma
SCHOOL,
No ia Baltimore STREET, third storyO
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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AIlnssnlents.

MAY BALL.
~ CHARLES l. SPIES respectfully announces that
Hz$SSR2 2TE en- sEAS nay aA at
the following
Tyroienne-by six ladies.
SG syrian i Pas De froiS ten masters
la SnoiensEeNb mo{ tw stn LADIES' %isss'
J otReg o r1aSoff fo geaS gentlemen
SSr GeT" three misses
La Boquet-Pas de Deux
zinFsriie@ 01apl pc 6sgs seven gentlemen
Pas G styyrenE.by SIX ladies and gentlemen,
S S3S5 s55wI Tsf Sf@sis%sn
,o Chinese Grotesque Dance-by sixteen gentlemen.
n Garfi admitting one Gentleman and two Ladies-oN
NB-No Postponement account of weather.
VAN AMBURGH CO.'S
BIOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
49, q NJ Hi fE% HiRr q HS5EIHo f6r
The wonderful pe a6@ M @ and 10TH 1859
THE BEST E EGaPs@ 2Ss IEE
PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES,
Those Quadrupedal Wonders, 'N D0'''
And TIE ToIt y a,d 4 C. TLM MULE
Admission Is cents:
apssii Hp'D '''r' G. L. WHEELER, Agent
T B. LENTS NJ MOTH NATIONAL
E EHEFs HAHH$$# $4E$SA SR RsE
WILL WILL EXHIBIT At At B BAAHETTMSRE
- Will ExiiiBiT ar BALT Ti0tE
on HIPP9RR9ME lot CAL yER STBEET
HHSSSSRRAA$$ EgEsBA$ 4SR %#E#PBXXEEssPPA{{
B3 May I'd, I'd, and 4th 1859.
~ May I'd Sd and 18th, 1889.
HS- May ID, Sd and 18th, 1859.
LOOK OUT FOR THE MULES
LOOK OUT FOR THE MULES
LOOK OUT FOR TIE MULES
DAN RICE AND p. T. BARYUM
DAN RICE AND P. T. BARNUM
DAN RICE AND P. T. BARNUM.
THE TRICK HORSE ANDALUSIA
THE TRICK HORSE ANDALUSIA
,r ~ ~ THE TRICK HORSE ANDALUSIA
T TR9TTPE OF OF P PTGMY PP0NNIEs,
T TkF9GGPE OF OF PPff GMY PP9 9SfEs:.
GOLDEN DRAGON CHARIOT.
GOLDEN DRAGON CHARIOT
GOLDEN DRAGON CHARIOT
GREAT CLOWNS.
GREAT CLOWNS.
GREAT CLOWNS.
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
Two Performances each day, 2 and o'clock, p. NJ.
Two performances each day, 2 and O'Clock, P. NJ.
Two Performances each day, , and O'Clock, p NJ.
Admission only % cents
Admission only 25 cents.
Admission only % cents
S LEONARD, SAgents.
J. LECKLER, }
81 The Company will also exhibit at ELLIC0TTs
GRAND CHARITY BALL
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gankfrs an6 Sroksrs.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS h CO.,
y BANKERS, EXCHANGE.
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell Commission and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate Notes. and other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loalrs.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurren Funds and
transact the business Private Banking in all of its depart
nlents Interest allowed on deposits. jal8u
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WANTED.-T present employers of a young
of three years experience desire to for
him situation in respectable house, change in their
nd satisfactory Address EMPLOYERS at this office ap6
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IRAND CHARITY BALL
4 OF THE
S % " S OF MA L IA!
FRONT STREET THEATRE,

FRONT STREET. THEATRE,
- AONDA Y Z EVENING, Nay I'd, 1889
The SONS OF MALTA respectfully the citizens
Of Baltimore that they will give GRAND BALL MON
DAY EVENING, May 3 the Front Street Theatre, the
proceeds Of which will be devoted the purposes charity
For the occasion the entire Prquette of the theatre will be
overlaid with substantial flooring, and the interior
thoroughly renovated and tastefuy decorated mparng
the general appearance of the building imposing and
brilliant effect
Every arrangement has been completed with the view of
rendering the contemplated Ball of select and elegant
character.
The following gentlemen have been selected and have
kindly Consented to allow their be used patrons
Of the occasio and will Honorary Committee
Inc mart ~ nnnrnll liz
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DR. FABER'S

lp' rADEn . - 49, -
' o g' s5s L H"9 'o e % f0 eS s ri his
srIF b fs4 T. " fqTN NbFE j. ).
Kind T5ngS d KR1 5 knf Knd in
Reahx5 Ireparton for Death Death precious in the
FSuEains Of The varistes Of Sefdecet
d&eceit-6 The Place and Hour when become True-IV
w " 80 itte OF eqGent Weaness
only Worsip-1Ii failing scandal TX 4 taste for for
oHoo9y Of etyX Heaven sR ' and f HeX Al M Ie
ha re 5 Spsegeal W Vocation cation .,
written ed and fDsFHf@n6 v HRs9s her
oae or ttat upon, an un;Peakahe CHARM simple, but
feslSole persnas There IS moreover novelty
which yes the attention Of the reader to whatever Dr. F
per writes or says Weneed not however take much pains
to take up any work DR. Fabers reputation made
Uniform SERIES OF FATHER FABER'S WORKS
ReceatV published, uniform IN style and price Nth tie
The foot of the Cross: or the Sorrows of Mary.
The Creator and the Creature The Wonders Divine
Growth in Holiness; or, The Progress of the Spiritual
The f Blessed anne The Works and Ways of God
Gsars IF sSo Copies IF Dr. P'g ftr Eye Works hare
already been sold IN ms country, and the demand is stW
Few authors in our day have acquired distinguished
rep9 aug rs fHer ] lis works are everywhere
author it would Seem that the old tritc saying prophet
good regard the on and f hs w n2 hoa
The September number of the Liverpool Catholic Magazine
speaks OF his works in the following terms
1T slight proof of the Father Fabers
system to find ttbeyend all question sensation
and moyement among the people, and among all classes
the people The works OF Father Fabcr found where
Gathoc works made their way before You
blue cover of All for Jesus every drawing room table
az the desk of the missionary priest in the convent
We have seen it the shelf of conctioners shop it
known in the wor;nans cottage. No Young Mems Society
without it. And il is suggestive fact that in of
principal ecclesiastical semnaries, whose president
much locked up skilled in spiritual things,
there fewer than two hundred copies of this
be found
Will he ready early in May in volume near
ly 700 Price 81 Embossed cloth: gilt edges, sl5O
THE LIFE OF SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER,
Apostle If The Indies and Japan,
From the Italian of d Bartoli and J. T. MafTai,
With preface by Very Rev. DR.. FABER
re- Several New Works and New Editions preparing for
immediate publication. ' "
re- Early orders from the trade others respectfully So
cited ' -
o,o. MURPHY 4 CO, Publishers,
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JOHN MERRYMAN.
L. - TnuNTNhNr
Diarros an0 yflnsir .

49, --9 THE BEST PIANO FORTES
II II u n CTICKERING & sons.
They have received 80 Medals for their su-
perority over all other makes and at the late fair Of the Ma
ryand Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD They are
United States " W.
Some excellent second hand Pianos sale Pianos
tuned / T STODD RI 0
d24-G No Sortb Calycrt l,,ao+
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9aants.

WANTED.-A SMALL PLACE-say 20 or
w 30 the city, with good Brick Stone
Dwelling upon it, Apply to P. NJ. SNoWDEN BRO, 50
W Feyette street ap2S-4t*
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SItsaralttt Gunruanies .

A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN OF BALTIMORE
Incorporated by the State of Maryland, 1858
OFFICE-No. SO SECOND STREET SECOND STORY
The Company nsures every description of Property in the
city against loss or damage by fire
The Directors daily determine upon applications
for Insurance.
J. |. ARMSTRONG, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
William Devres, j. J. Turner,
John Ahern, j. W Hugg,
Vim. J. Rieman, Geo H. Berry,
Nm Buehler, Saml Kinks,
VIM. Welsh, T. Ross Horner
VIM H. Abrahams, Joseph Merchant.
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F. d. BENTEEN,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE

I'M
II Ii u II III
NUNN'S K CLARK'S PIANO FORTFS
No 10 North Charles Fayette street
MINIS &CLARK' S PIANOS SO wei known through
out the country for the past IS years that almost
less to say anything in their praise Nevertheless the i'm
poNements made in these Pianos for the years
placed them point IF advance of any
ested persons
Having had many Years experience selling Pianos from
the most celebrated Makers the bscrbr is confident that
by the late improvements made in instruments they
are the best and most perfect Pianos made.
Also, OS from other celebrated factories and an
sortment OF good and secondhand PIANOS which
at low prices
~ Pianos for rent, tuned and repaired
NEl.ODEONS from S45 upwards mb91tf
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Steamsbfps

<E NEW YORK
BALTIMORE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS.
- THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC, Capt. c. W. Watson
PARKERSBURG, Capt VIM Powell
THOS SWAMI, Capt J. T. Ramsey
LOCUST POINT, Capt D. French
GEORGES CREEK, Capt b. Morley
Having been retted with New and Powerful Machinery,
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, N r., and
BALTIMORE,
from Spears wharf,
EVERY TUESDAY,, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
nS Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
ispatc by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
Other than measurement goods proportional
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly
warded by this Line free of commission
lNSURANCE-ONE EIGHTH CENT effected at the
Office of the Line previous to departure of steamers
Apply to SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
or TO Fl. B. CROMWELL n co,
Sc WEST STREET,
mhl5u New York.
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Douses, It,, fur SaIe an6 2trt.

~ a. FOR RENT OR LEASE-DWELLING
hEiiii S So 4 Hl CORNER EUTAW PLACE AND MosHER
stories high with large entry and rooms Also garden
Containing choice COLLECTION of Fruit and Flowers Pump
OF the best water Stable may be had if desired For
terms apply on the premises. ap3O-eo3t*
o. FOR SALE.
#liii BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
60 TWENTY { StHRsEfSsi oF a GR6UND
anG @S Rn te t cy oIf limits Greenwood property
uerc s rnsr sn5 by superior DWELLING in
Sne and caPacoqs Conservatory Gardeners Dwelling,
cry and ceIonse ali structures useful and ornamep
he god Gs II an a egn
grove Of well trimmed trees and partly by garden en-
choice collection foreign oWers and sru Ts
there also an extensive vegetable garden in high
The location of this property is elevated remarkably
and neighboring country.
poplar and heated by furnaces and is supplied pen
TRULY WITH water conducted from two cistes by pipes
manufactured anu f IN apparatus upon the grounds -
VALID No 90 Lombard Street one door west of South street
or IS Saratoga street ap27 cost
o. FOR RENT.-The desirable three-storv
near Hoffman street f in compats 1 oSd a'i w
~ '' s'"''' oss JOHN Wit #hfRHs sGN
NOR SALE.-ON CHARLES STREET Az
IL ENuE, about 81 acres of WOODED LAND beautifully
City boundary, and in the vicinity some Of the
hnest improvements the Road broad Avenue be
made this Spring will furnish the approach to the
portions of the tract.
1t will be sold entire or in parcels
Apply to JOSEPH REYNOLDS, Trustee
mlS0eo II BalderStOn street
ENIRST CLASS GROUND RENT. FOR SALE
Ground Rent of $500 year, payable quarterly, situated
ADJOINING the National Hotel Pennsylvania avenue,
in Baltimore. F>'
ALSO;
s300 5000 ar $4,000 to loan mortgage for years
Apply to W f. COOKE, at Boyds Land Office. 26 St Paul
street
INHE MODEL FARM OF MARYLAND FOR
II SALE-Ihat splendid estate, situated at Long Green,
Baltimore county known as Ductet Farm, ownedby
by Mr Edelin, II contains 23 1856 high state
OF cultivation the balance in heavy timber improvements
cost over $4,000. Apply to JAMES BOYD,
ap23eo6t 26 st Paul ST.
AEA-0 ROSE HILL COTTAGE
k4HIIE72EkA AT 4 BARGAIN
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MI A Y LII.
~ CHARLES L. SPIES respectfully announces that
ms twenty First Annual EXHIBITION Fad GRAND MAY
BALL, viii be held on MONDAY EVENING, May I'd, at
the MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
The exhibition will commence half O'clock with
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NTELLS FARGO & CO.,
w NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $780, 900.
FORWARD FREIGHT of every description to all points in
CALIFORNIA, OREGON and WASHINGTON TERRIT'Y.
~ Rates as low as Of any responsible Company.
EXPRESSES LEAVE NEW YORK on the 9th and Goth
of each month.
EXCHANGE FOR SALE on San Francisco, Oregon, Sand
witch Islands and Havana.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS
r. Our San Francisco house especial attention
Collections all points in California and Oregon with
prompt returns Manufacturers and Merchants, making
sales for California Oregon transmit their bills of
adng through house, and have the invoices paid for
arrival OF the goods there thus giving purchasers full bene
fit Of time sales and the sellers maintaining control
OF their property until paid for
OFFICES
NEW YORK-S2 Broadway.
BOSTON-40 Court Square.
PHILADELPHIA-40O Chestnut street.
BALTIMORE-77 Smiths wharf.
SAN FRANCISCO-Corner Montgomery and California
SIRE N
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apps 2awtl4my&dts SAML. H. COVER, Auct'r
NNay M. n,aII IcII.s:

TRUSTEES SALE.-The undersigned, Trus
tee of DANIEL Mccoy, will sell at public sale on MON
DAY, I'd day of May 1882 at o'clock A. lat the corner of
Fitting and Hoffman streets, ONE COW and EIGHT PIGS
Terms cash HENRY KNEII., Trustee
apiS2aw4t' CANNON MATTHEW'S, Auct'rs
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{f.44 FOR RENT OR LEASE.-DWELLING
NMiiil No: 40l, CORNER EUTAW PLACE AND MOSHER
AsASTREET House stands back from the street three
stories high with large entry and ten Also garden
containing choice collection of Fruit and Flowers Pump
OF the best water Stable may be had if desired For
an2nn
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Coy. t. II. Hicks VIM. Brogden Jr. Esq,
Judge Ino G. I.egrand T. N. Parr, q"
-" T. Collins Lee, Jno. 7 Ford,
Hon. Thomas Swami, Geo. F.. SangstOn, 90
. +. Schey B. Daniels,
:. J. Thompson Mason, Dr. John Morris,
:! Jas A. Stewart, Geo. Hay,
6 VIM. Price, Danl c. Bruce,
" j. Morris N Harris Alexander Small, g
g Joshua Vansant, H. A. Chadwick, 90
" Henry W. Hoffman, C. W. Boeler, Jr., 90
Gen' Geo H. Steuart, W. l.. Montague, Jr,
g Jas. NJ. Anderson, j. Bond Chaplin, 90
s. c. G. Egerton, Jr., DR.. II. G. Greyes,
:" j. Wesley Watkins, John Winslow,
g. James. l. Mcguire, B. Gather Tubman, s.
Col. Geo +. Kane, DR. c. H. Oher
g Moore \. Falls, John Gibson,
4" yno Hough, C. S. Maltby,
" Edw. Shriver, T. R Matthews, Jr., Sc
- ]. VI. benson, D. 3. Brinkey,
6 Jas. l. Blackiston, IB II. Williams,
q" Charles Myers, DIR. F. p Cherry,
SamlT Houston, s. d. Coulbourn,
:" Richard Lilly, Henry puyal,
Capt Lloyd B. Parks, Frank Creoke, 90
- WIN. h. Beale, DIR. }. C. Mckenzie
John o. Bruno, Esq, IA. Friend g
Horatio L; Whitridge, j. F Miller
ThoS. NJ: Smith, * I'll. Waried, g
David Cushing, w. b. Dobbn, g
Jos Meredith, {. H.. C. Maltby,
ZenOs Barnum, =" James Murray.
1lNHARDT'S C0TILLON and VOLANDTS CORNET
BANDS have been engaged will furnish their choice
music during the evening
re- The REFRES HMENT DEPARTMENT will be upde,
the skillful supervision of the Messrs. Gilmore
~ TICKETS S5to be obtained the Music Store of Mr.
H. McCairey 200 W. Baltimore street, and the Studio
of Col john T. johnson, No > Carroll Hall
~ Gentlemen going the floor will be expected to ap
pear in full dress.
~ Neatly arranged Programmes furnished the even
Ing OF the Ball. 49, - - ap2l-t2dmy
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Amateurs.
! 1haberg, who has used them, saws:
h9rs eTamlaed your Iiqno and Iregdrd iafroduc.
| TO" Of The DOUBLE SOUNDING BO1RD 1r n,,s mn
mast commend tse oil Primo Forte players Ifnd ts
| to be EXCELLENT INSTR UlHE Wis? - ' "'
Our Pianos made of the best material and
with full IRON FRAME and all recent
which give them unequaled durability, power and richness
Of tone, elasticity Of touch, and beauty finish Every
Piano sold by warranted for FIVE YEARS with priv
egeof exchange at any time within six months, il entire
! ly satisfactory. ~
The public invited themselves either at
| our BRANCH WAREROON, 235 WEST BALTIMORE Street
near Charles, or at FACTORY and PRINCIPAL WA RE
ROOMS, $40, 5l2 5l8 and 522 West Lombard street
49,, -. -. - .- - NEWMAN, BRO. IL SONS.
| OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
hand Pianos for sale 100 tfr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-02

IL SHARP, CARR 4 co. have removed from Patterson
t ct to No. &c SOUTH HOWARD STREET, Sd door apov
Pratt street al2tf