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, 1859-08-26
NUMBER 48.
NcV1CKER'S THEATRE E
4FA Naclsuu Azeet. between STATE and Deafhern.

McvICKER'S THEATRE.
4FA Na6lsou &zeet. between STATE and Deasbcn.
BENKYr1 on NARY xsv1cKu,
Aad @sE ~ ,Ppeasaaoa b. p'y.o. to her dssars
II Ill Gag leetnents in tbs Esstrru ci.ta-
81 ~ si'pc1 this evening. FRIDAY, AuSaS ssh. fur
tae IT.; taas,
LITTLE PICKLE.
Ia the t'cn.tdysf
rHE SPOILED CHILD,
In st:>a character ahe VII! iae 1hrve Song.
"SIEfI THEN Tx popkEn,"
uxAx's / fa11-r FrM. "
AZ, D1aee fer the arss t,ne
A SAILORS IoESrIPE-
t.. performance will tennsaee with the sueee.en
L1aEte dranAuf
GnSErTA, or THE STOLEN CHILD
GLANETrA. tie Stolen Chill L1:711 IAxr Aoyickn
WITH T4xso.1zz DAscx Axo -G1rsar Sosa."
Ss7'4d t!fcst, &c. Lo~~r rnvate soks., y. Upper
= no1 once open from 10 .'slock. 4 A,'la o'clock,
r.A WIN ea.a Gu b secured ,ares lay. n a.anet
C1GNOR DONETTrS AND COL.
~ WOODS TROUPE OF
Trained Dogs, Monkeysand Goats
WILL ArEEARA AT
Metropolitan Hall,
oS FklDlI kyENINc, sEPrEHsER and,
EoN ONE wExk: .ess.se-,
r., AND lsE-OpENING
Metropolitan Hall,
BY THE
PHAK FAMILY
TWELVE MEMBERS,
yOCaLIsTs,
SOLO ylOL1N15TS.
-AND-
i W L : :
B E LII r I NG E r s.
Tht Nra<er hess lare to the citizen. Of
sra S Ii Iii u 1UspAT II EyXlSG W w. AWE u s:h e. i
ful :,s LIE rey .itra p.,11,- e,tu.el upon th~n
presra visit vii 1ar.!ttc P,cxanuae svp!sts xh -
zS4FA ;'aH. .i;s FHa n 9;e soAA IL
Observe h.!ow tl.s tal<ut:
MONS JEAN ALFRED FATs-Soo y1uIr4t rom
The Thratgr k'y-al. Martinique.
WM. PEAK. PIN nst.
MRS WN- rEAk. formerly of the S+su;Ie Eax!tsh
OTeE.
v. II. rEAk. ne American Hazp.at.
Mrs. ". II. PEAK Eoealst.
MASTER EDDIE PEAK. an4t LI$ETTA u. PEAK.
BalAAas.
MINNIE PEAK,
MASTER t'lIALES rEAK.
Aai The FOUR FUNNY QCAkERS.
Tie alx'Te com;any VII appear in the4r
We y" 1-ISN cos TE.ME.
!:txo se,,4sase ta'e4 ySc& u2va.l lspf
THO HUNDRED BELLS.
FOR PARTICULARS, SEE PROGRAMMES.
Tickets = ca:ass. chi!irsa is esatA
~ nt-'rsoI+n II y: 10 eurmrncc 1t !.
" H. \ Grand Ml.in-t will * dvea m W+-.n...4y
and >Aary aft.nuns If the .1lion # F11r@
t,.!r IT, Tics.ts u the t.rrrt fr La1-
T l., L iHA~E.
, 1859-08-26

MEssRs. NoR11s HYpR.-The onterprising
newsmen II No. 100 Dearborn street, have
uarper's Magazine, Atlantic, Ballou, Peterson
and Cooley, for September; al4o the latest and
freshest dailies and weeklies, at their well sup
piled counters. No one, in these days, thinks
Of seeking the popular periodicals through the
mails, when these uewsmen secure such prompt
ness and regularity.
, 1859-08-26

SECRET CR1xk.-We hear there is reason to
believe, that the infant whose remains were
found in the river ncnr Yan Duren street bridge,
with fat iron attached, was six weeks or more
old and large Of its age. Some secret deed Of
horror is apparently beyond human ken or dis
coyCry,
, 1859-08-26

I FVN-N lNN1VAS EIl , NVl lICT,-
" Pubic Notice Is hsrhy given 10 all persons oter
etel l tG uatts, 'irL Eyn.u!. .sitIef s;atti h thc
Cnnrlnn Council II ttr lily ot Chicago, t..c
u Ilundt, cd fLty bl!afA ts-u.0tl up~n III. tva!
North Division. by hE1 dct1.eI brr-ttcl by
Travelling Ne san ,ttees fln Tie vest ire u = .l!r
IL th- !t Of The pi4akeh rud~ay II North
Water afsn the wings It It t1lr tht.tr feet
xte- fIo tie nhth ncuf Michigan .stetts tbs atwaY
Ansta u viii Room No ii the Crn1t
ilout. the iMa ly of s:ieTcer. Isl 1t the huur uf
ociurk H.! lhe pu:ios. II M7itss sal1 Aseeaacot
L.. il. GRAY,
, 1859-08-26

THk JkNtLRr TEAnx.-A woman named
Mary Ann Mcintyre, dealer in Attleborough
jewelry, was fined SO yesterday in the Police
Court for peddling without license,
Thomas Macaby, stoolpigeop, from St
Louis, WAS arrested on the North Side, and sent
10 the Bridevell- lie has been stopping ut ths
Foster House. and dealing largely in bogu:
jewe1,y,
, 1859-08-26

P,rEp DowS.-Two Of the pipe stealing fra
ternitE Of boys, John Martin nnd William 1}eat
tie, were sent yesterday to the Reform School
for larceny Of lead pipe. We should be glad to
hear Of the arrest Of come Of the old knayes who
give these juvenile dcpredators quick sale and
no questions asked.
, 1859-08-26

srssc1Is7"s-tEe cory ore year, ~: Tl.ee tr:rs ~
Tea --, o.: If &4rts Wv; S!E.e p-s
III wrappers fr mailing for s. c'.ua;.nx ro1l, NJ,
Il CLARK strett Price exats.
, 1859-08-26

lHf BLUE LELAND NA1aAA AR1xF 1a--1 e51et
day morning the Blue Island Cattle there's
Etanca Broman and \ boy named Henry Kovi
~ere brought before the Police Court The,
we're arrested, u before stated, by Officers Nc
lotyre and Barrett 1t Ikis' slaughter hoa1s, nea
Bulls Head, for larceny Of pair Of ateers fron
Blus Island, found in their possession, Broma1
il IN old cattle thief, and has followed no othe
business for some time past, He went to
butcher On Wells street few days since m
told him that he would have pair Of csttle /
few days that be would sell him eAesp- II
butcher informed the police that b. expecte
Broman thers with some eassla. which be ha
no donbt w&re stolen. The owner OF the eatti
has not Jet been aseertained- They were bel
to bsii in she sum Of $500 each, for further e1
| animation.
, 1859-08-26

SERVED HIN R1Gur.-0n "Wednesday, in an
alley between Adams and Quincy street reck-
less express driver ran over small child. The
father Of the latter pitched into the Jehu and
gave him aogaing. The child vas not much
hrr4
, 1859-08-26
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
Sealed proposals. ne toTted until MONDAY. ATU :srB,
15oeoek r. H. addressed 10 the CITY C1e-t,
for furnishing The City Nth


Equal In quality to the best Erie Ais3 40 tot. Lae
EFE H. thcte Coal suitable for fl1nace+ rArier rsp-
ptsinx 70 ~slt f1r payment ut ft41s1ry
ns1t he City xlu reseEe the nigh, % !cle any a.!
rroposas SAA. D WARD
nllHk.11t4SAk otr1.Ite
, 1859-08-26

Chicago AHxlat ssh. ISL. 2u.1- ntt- It
OAtMISSIONEltS' NOTICE.
~ puhllc Ss'cr j. hefchy given IL all pessonr inter
e.te1 that the Hder Eo.laAa 1pTout&d Lie
Co,nspn toacl Ut TT CITY u C:c ~ tse Of
eTeI.ren lla1itv: xt! Eighty DoAnA o. upvn
EAf tn thu Suth Ils.nn by tss tuled lwne
fitted L,e E!ak and xrarelnx Nlcr:Ea1 frur4
Lake stte,t IL E4ul1a vii meet at ROOM Nj.
tn ttE tnGs Hurry the Gar II .Z2b-r, liz. 1t
The IT ten Uc.ck tie !urpose Ut making Id
a.ses.;1,sut- GEO. N GRAZ.
+. A. HRAtt:. Cor r.
H. ZIMAEEMAy.}
CL!..ro August seth, i3S3. Aul6 ne64-ter
, 1859-08-26

M1l1rArE.-Tbe military Of this region arc on
the gu; eier, md will add very attractive fea-
ture to the National Fair. Several companies
from abroad will compete for the stand Of colors
to be awarded to the best drilled corps. Among
these ale the Quincy Rlucs.
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Steamboats,.

@sI%N FOR FREDERICKSBURG, va.
The steamer WM SELDEN, W B. Krwap
Eapin VIII resume her route to fredericksburg and land
I lnsI on ,kap4hann0ck leaving Baltimore from her
Tr I < J. F LOOT 90 OF 0TTH STREET, on
VII VII leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING.
shg VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
FafEht Of every DESCRIPTION taken at low rates Horses
comfortably accommodated Through Goods puncuaIiy at
tended TO- charges paid promptly and forwarded soon as
For information freight passage apply Baltimore
at her ONCE, 100 SOUTH STREET, board the Roat
f.I2-tf 4 q Ip iii i T p 't ~ n
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8aiI 3Oa0s.
"a O. &C.,. FOR THE

p ~ TT7T1ss12 Is VEST AND SOUTH
On and e. SaLI LiORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows t''' AV'i' 1000 the trains VIII run as IoI-
at Sn Cynqen station Bamore-Mail (except Sunday
THE WEST PRS daily At 4o5 NJ for ALL PARTS OF
trains go al i,I otIHW EST AND NORTH WEST Both
p, n FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
baltimore and Piedmont lake he % NJ train.
neeh CuHDernd and Wheeling (by vim, oyer TO- SIn
Saft iI w iieelg Accommodation Tain ana betwean
timOre '''0 '''' l. NJ train from Bal
LIZ ~, rfEDEklCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5PN
ana from Frederick at S3n A. NJ. ~ A' f'i' l. III
TIE EIIlC0TTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti,o + : M
710PM ' "1 '--V A. NJ, ant
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besdes the regular train q on,
gal train leaves Baltimore at 800 M and the Relay at 65
FOR WASHINGTQN AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 745 A NJ and Is and 2n
NJ On Sundays at 420 \. NJ. only Leaves Wasln9toT g.
Baltimore at 42O and $50 A NJ and 90 GI5 p N a.,
Sundays at 300 P only The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points. The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington
trains the Annapolis Road. 1900
For tickets of kind, information, &c, apply T
ENGLAND, Agent the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
, z- Master of Transportation.
Il. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. apllU
N0RTHEPN CENTpAT DATT MAV
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ITO BUTCHERS AND CATTLE DEALERS
Wanted to contract 1000 Beef of good
heavy quality CURRY, NEPHEW + CO., 81 West Pratt
street, feSn
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m 'ITV. IIerk,
True copy-test-GE0. +. SANGSTON
m23law3w Cer,

SAMUEL MErHERED, Trustee, Us DAVID NOdN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY 1t is in this the goth day of May 1885,
ordered that all the papers in this referred to Par
kin Scott Esq the Auditor Of this Court state an account
thereGm and that the creditors of David Cohn who were
such the LIST day of October 1885, hereby required
10 file their claims, duly authenticated with said Auditor
on or before the I'D day of July next and that notice be
given to SAID creditors to file their respective claims as re
newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore, twice week for
three successive weeks before said 22d day July next
WM. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-test-WM. II. H. TURNER,
CIar,
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JNo, II; b LATROBE Trustee, u.s. MARGARET GREY
and others.
I N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, May 2st ls59-Ordered, that the sale made and
reported by George NJ Gill; Trustee, for the sale of the
property in the proceedings mentioned be ratified and con
frmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown on
before the Gath day of June next provided copy of this
order be inserted in newspaper printed in Baltimore
in each Of three successive weeks before 2lth
day of June
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $3.50
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p .-SILA FUR THE SOUTH
uazstzz4z=z-zsas DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PllIA and BALTIMORE. via the

PIIIA and BALTIMOEE via the
nv, ,-,,r,,o hay LINE,''
TO NORFOLK. WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON,
CHARLESTON E0ILES,, AtG&ISTA s,, ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
.,-. w DAILY, Except Sandays,) via
BAY LINE SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the try eer subject
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from $3.50
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON, n C.
III
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hePoTt states tne amount OF sales to be S5,Sj0.
W. H. H. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. l.. H. TURNER,

hIEoItNoW Clerk.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 CITY May Term Is59.-ROBERT HOWARD and JOS c.
WILSON rs j. MAGU IRE and others-Ordered that the
sale made ana reported by Charles Marshall Trustee,
mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before 2ith oay of June
next provided copy this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Baltimore once in each of three
slye weeks before the said 9th day of June next
The Report states the amount of sales be LOO
WM h. II, TURN Err, Clerk
True copy-test-W. II. II. TURNER,
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SsipEing.

III FOR PERNAMBUCO AND BAHIA
ITO SAIL on mon DAY, June sth. The A clipper
freight and passage, having fine accommodations
apply to PENDERGAST BROS,
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WlIIIAM s sNARr rs McAIIIsrER SMART. - II

WILLIAM 5. SMART rs. McATIISTER SMART, ct al
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, 2ith May, lS59-Orlered that the sale made
and reported by Bernard Carter Trustee sale of
property in the proceedings mentioned be ratified
nrne unless to the contrary shown on
or before the 22d day Of June provided copy of this
order be inserted i'll newspaper printed in Baltimore
once i'll each Of three successive weeks before
June next. '
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $3.50
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JOSIAH 4. B MUSE and others cs tREn7K " MUSE, Tc-
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
LEFTY, SITTING IN Equity, Goth May. 1889 Ordered
that the sale made and reported by Robert L. Garretson
Trustee tor the sal OF the property in the proceedings men
toned be ratified and confirmed unless TO the
~ thereof be shown on or before the thirteenth day of
June Provided copy of this order inserted in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of three SUE
ccssiyc weeks before thesaid 18th day June next
The report states the amount of sales to be 81 500
GEO; +. SANGSTON. Clerk
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La 81 Ei5:-1 PHILADELPHIA,
saz;s g n --ziz-1zas ,WIhMINGTON AND

.. LIIraAa4
Az-tsN-ssz---az@ ILMINGTON AND
- BALTIMORE Raj ROAD
SPRLNG ARRANGEHENT
- and after MONDAY, April Ilth PasEengar roj,,s Co.
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDEVT STPEEr nI5fp tTr
DAILY Except Sunday as follows: ~ -A VI
J EAPRESS TRAIN at 6 80 o'clock A NJ, WAY MAIL at
40 A. NJ; EN ENlNG MAIL at sos L. NJ The e IN 4 "
tram makes close connections through to Boston " Al
and II p NJ ~ u" '''' A'N''i%h
ON Us t5G5 P. NJ. only All the trains connect
hE WIN New ork Trains except 505 p NJ on SATURDAYS
Iron, rom "a kk DE GRACE and Intermediate places al 30
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 80 connect at vii
with SOS P. VI. train. " W Ia 'iiioie
NOlICE-Al colored persons whether bond or free will
De required to bring responsible white person. ppron.
ally known to the undersigned who will he willing 70 sign a
portion of the road " " p 0'ei any
-aPll.tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
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ITO SHIP, STEAM AND CANAL BOAT
1BUILDERS, CHAIR AND CABINET MAKERS
ARCHITECTS. &c.
THE PHOENIX WOOD BENDING COMPANY Works
Greenpoint Long lSand offer sale County and Shop
Rights in the State of Maryland, for the Of the "Ban
chard PATENT for bending FutockS, Knees and all
curves required by ship builders and architects where great
strength and lightness is desirable.
TO CHAIR MAKERS the right is invaluable, and in eN
tensive throughout New England BY its aid there up
to the present time the manufacturers have secured
nOpOly of several STYLES
Orders promptly filed mbcrs ofevery size or curveor
small bent stuns of any description, Apply to
c. a BURGESS, ,o,u.
JOHN SILSBEE, agents.
mll-3m No. 49 Broad street. New York
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
La Isz.::...:.:.. ..;..;:.::: I1...:.:.:..
Eks----l2E- f.-.-s-s
NITNUEP III 4 n


On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 1889 the trains over
the Road will run as follows, viz
, ~, - FOR THE WEST.
me Mail Train leaves daily Sunday excepted at 30
with the Mail Train for " ' mi Oo''Ha
PITTSBURG AND TIE VEST
arriving IN Pittsburg at u A. NJ and Chicago at SOP M
Cincinnati at 10 p NJ " e - u" an"
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
NJ ARRIVING at Harrisburg at 1910 NJ and Pittsburg at
y ~ NJ, and Chicago at els A. NJ; Cleveland at Ii
NJ; Coumbusat 10 P. NJ; Cincinnati at 3 A. NJ
FOR THE NORTH
ls The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at :
A. Sunday eXceped arriving in Harrisburg at Ii Al
A. NJ Williamsport at 7. NJ, Emira at Q P NJ and Bnf
falo at 1890 A. NJ, and Dunkirk at $50 A. NJ
ID The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
except Sunday at p NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at Is
NJ Willamsport at II p NJ, Emira at A NJ and Buffalo
at 1870 NJ, and Dunkirk 30 A. NJ This train con,
meets at Elmra with trains for ~ wa
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and henca
VIA the Great " estern Railway for all parts of
CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
fSSeSes from Washington for the EST leave by trains
49, fSU a. 10 ana r NJ; and those for the NORTH by
Trans at i A NJ and $50 A NJ, connecting with trains at
CaIver If Statl9n at go a NJ, P. NJ, aud r NJ
for and further and reliable information
peSse apply AT me Ticket Office Calvert Station n E. corner
OF calvert and franklin streets Baltimore
II u,D>-r, M / kiGNEY, Ass Superintendent
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gsaal Aotitss.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
-, seriber Of Baltimore city in Maryland hath obtained
ton with the will annexed, the personal estate OF 49,
l. KEY, late of said city, deceased All persons
claims against the said deceased, hereby ".neu
exhibit the with the vouchers Thereof, 10 ,s5S s b
scriber, before 9Th day of Deeeioer,
may otherwise by be excluded from an ~ su
estate. All persons indebted to Said ts'a &c. nars NV
Quested 20 make immediate payment ui'eh uuuei my
hand this I'd day of june 1872 r-Fy Administrators
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EEA SHIELDS & ROCHE,
$500 WINES An d BRA DIES,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LJQtORS,
No. l45 North Ho1Udrd street, Baltimore, Nd.
Always hand large stock Of superior Old RY WITS
KEY. aul7-f
GA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
tf@Tg3 J. B. CHARRoN 4 CO, AGENTS
HM FOR vINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDES vintage of ISL. Charron Pere ct fills Brand
Bordeaux Claret Wines from low finest grades Burgun-
dy Wines from medium very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also consignment 10 hbs very old and prime Monon-
gahea Rye WhiSkeyS 10 bbis very old copper distilled
Bourbon Whiskcys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whkeys to which invite the attention
in want of pure liquors Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET.
doors east OF Hanover ap5tf
G@A WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,
tHSEl BLACK TEAS, &c.
Ohe for sale the following articles of their Importation
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown SherreS in wood and in glass.
PORT WIN ESISanleman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WINEEJohn Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wool and IN glass; also, Grape Juice.
HDCh IN ES-Jahanneser,e Stenberger, Marcobrun-
ner, Cabinet, Lieb frau mich, BrOnneberg, 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Moet and Chandons finest, in
BRANDIES-Otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Brandies.
RuMSOld and fine Jamaica, Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
RUTLAND GlN-Ihe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
300 half chests of the finest nn2t
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. MARY l.. RIDGELY rs. HARRIET y. RIDGELY, &c
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY-Ordered this 10th day May 1889 that the sale
and reported by Mary L. Ridgey Trustee be ratified
and continued unless cause to the contrary be shewn on
Of this order be inserted in daily newspaper of Ba
saii last me- date N'N VIZ
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STATES OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE CITY set: hereby
certify that Daniel T. Myers Esquire, before whom the
heNed aihdav made and who has subscribed
ms name was at the time of so doing Justice the Peace
the State Of Mayand in and for the city of Baltimore,
duly commissioned and sworn.
IN testimony whereof hereto set my hand and ax the seal
A. D., 1859. GEO + SANGST4S "''
SN~) Clerk of the Superior Court
1SEAL OF Baltimore city.
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EAslIe NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
C7sxIzRz-S-!z TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INIANII-IlTOuuI he IlrIa 4
" FleT !, North River, \. Y.
~ nEr1cr nL,

EAsIIA OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
skzazrrna==-z-sz STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Company boats having been put complete running
orde are now prepared to execute description of river
and harlOr towing at the shortest notice.
The Company's Boats IS follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
~, Steamer LlONESS Captain A. II. League.
me commanders experienced masters and every guar
anee given for the safety of vessels charge The
rates OF owage Will he made reasonable For further nfor
NATION apply to the Captains on board the agent
WIN. II. BOLTON,
10 ttstra
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pEPORT Or SALE UNDER ACT OF is2
T. VI. LANAHAN,
Attorney in fact Of Carey McCleand
True copy Test-GEO. II. CARMAN Clerk

STATE OF MARYLAND, CITY BALTIMORE hereby cer
y mat on ms 4th d,y May, 1882 before subscriber
Justice OF the ieace OF the State aforesaid for the cty
ao sd personally appeared Thomas " Lanaan attorney
IN TACT for Carey McCelland and made in due form Of
law mat the matters and facts in the aforeronv
fai S"'N
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10 u Jay % CIHTaaRLES H. KEY, Administrator,
with the will annexed


riIers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
n Mary land, letters of administrations the per
mOiG cry Of JANE ALPIN late of said city, deceased
,rs,ns having claims against the said deceased
iy warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof Jas A. Reed, - East Baltimore street, be-
IN the LIST day Of December next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit OF said estate All persons
Indebted said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment Given under hands this 18th day of May 1859
A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-14
S Blits al . WeddiNt.

/ Probably no man nov living has
caused more real, thorough unniligated
fun and mischief than Signor Blitz. the
magician and yentfiloquist He has been
made a peg~no doubt, to hang good
many ha< on that were never worn but
we 11ust believe stories like This,
klich the Philadelphia City Item tells,
.pf Blitzl at a wedding.
The other night, our young friend,
Walter Dimmore, the photographer, was
married 70 the lovely and accomplished
Miss Fisher. of Camden. aud Signor
Blitz, being an old friend Of the Dim
hnores,. was invited to the wedding. He
did not reach the house until about 10
O'clock. After paying his respects To- tina
bride and groom, be took q seat iuslha
back parlor I Presently some one cried
put, you're losing your hoepskirt. Mad
anne, whereupon the greatest confusion
ensled, ali the ladies' grhspiny thaiE-
skirts with q yigor which seemed to SAY,
Jose or not, they slianft con 9 down ~
( Let me cut. cried the strange voice,
and then other voices hurriedly said.
\ Hands of, sir!' Miss, Iloye YOU e
IQh, Augustus r Your baby is eryiae
at home, MadameIP = XIII 1t, with cod
frey's Cordial Z Murder Il Il Fire Fl
Stand from under |. NJ Look to the
bride + Poison What's he matter
with Walter 2 Strychnine T Ar.
rest the groomsman = Fire z
These cries in apparent different voices,
followed each other in such quick sue.
cession that for about Eve minutes thera
was the greatest CONSERVATION, until
Walter Dinmore, knowing BIitz Of old.
pulled him out Of the corner and set hin,
to eating aud drinking so as ID give him
no opportunity for The display of yentril-
oquism. 0nI=hi way back while Cross
ing the. river, Bliiz frighteped the hands
Iof the boat badly II il hcs. one 81 them
would have Jumped into lie rivef,if he
had not been held Las isis. he dealares
the Old Boy was aR board the boat that
night. 4ls M