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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

THE RIvER.-The Long Bridge assumes more
between the two shores Of the Potomac The re-
pairs Of the late damage to that structure have
been well and skillfslly repaired under the 81 per-
attendance Of Commissioner Blake At the
various coal wharves the dealers are all busily
engaged In receiving and bestowing their sup
plies Of fuel for the next winters trade At Harvey
Co.'S wharf the Canal steamer s. Seymour
from Philadelphia, is discharging cargo of 2O4
tons OF hne coal for the proprietors AtRiley,s
wharf this morning arrived steamer Columbia
from Baltimore, bringing freights for the follow.
J v Coburn, Lewman q Bro, Murray q
Semmes, Barbour d Semmes, T.. F. Queen, q. 4
l.. Parker d Co, ]. N. York, c. Allen, A.
O'Clock a. IN the battalion OF WasbIngton IJgbt
lnfantry embarked on board the fine steamer
Phenix, Capt. Ryther, at the Eleventh street
y, %haLIi ior Fort washington, where they propose
TO hold an encampment for few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

SATURDAY NISHT AND THE POLICE -There was
something for the police to do Saturday NIGHT
Whiskey was greatly in demand, and cone
quently quarrels and fights were frequent; and Ia
tnelr credit we learned that they did do something
They made descent upon a house in the Fop,sh
Ward and conveyed number of the inmates to
the guardhouse, and obliged Them to contribute
10 the Corporation treasury various amounts i'm
the shape OF Zines and costs. party got into
fight on Seventh street, which caused tbeir ares,
and they, too, We're conveyed to the guardhouse
aud disposed Of according to law Nothing of
serious character occurred the cases being mostly
OF petty character, the punishment Of which il
intended to prevent worse oHenses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

A HEROIC Acr.-Last Friday, little boy fell
overheard at the Southern mail steamboat WHAT
and while the grown men who were by. were
consulting how to act, lad not twelve years of
age, named George Havener, plunged Overheard
md succeeded In saving the drowning lad He
exhibited degree Of skin much beyond his age.
BE went behind the drowning boy and pushed
him up towards plank, which he seized with
one hand, and with the other padded bis prize
safely to the shore Such an act will be placed
to his credit for the balance of his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

REAL EsrATE.-Last week, A. Green, auction.
eer, sold the new three story brick house In Kib-
bey's subdivision Of square 57l, on Second street
west, between and north, for 81. 100, to c
Brumidi. Also, part of lots and . in so uare $50
for as cents per foot, to F. Volk; and lot S. in
square 263, to John Pettibone = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

IHE CLOSING EXERCISES Of the Prescott High
school took place on Friday morning. An ex.
evidence Of thorough and accurate training At
me close on Friday, the principal, Mr.. A. G.
Richards, distributed number Of premiums to
the most mefltorious pupils in conduct and de-
portment. indeed from our observation IL would
seem impossible to make any distinction In con
duct among boys, all Of whom manifested such
an ooliglng and gent:emanly disposition Mr.
nlcnaIos may well Halter himself I'm having
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his friends and the public that he will leave here On
his professional summer tour on the 10th Of July
next All persons requlr ng his services or SD eta
Giles VIII please call on before the above date AZ
his establlshment, No. IA Penn. avenue, between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Of this
city, 1t will be seen by an announcement I'm an
other column, viii have a meeting this evening
at Coombs Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Tenth street A spicy time Is anticipat by the
knowing ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-02

A FOURTH OF JULY.
"A GRAND COTlLLON PARTY will be given
At the POTOMAC HOUSE. on the 4 d OF n
July As this Is one of the most beautiful
and delight places IN the city To spend the -
day and evening, | respectfully invite nv -
friends and the public generally to give me call.
Excellent music all day. JOHN VAIL,
Je 81 ST Potomac House, Sixth s. =, Island.
TT MUSIC.
He l Undersigned begS leave to inform his friends
and patrons of Washington city, GEORGETOWN ~
and Alexandra, that he has Just organized atk4S
CITIZENS BAND, and will engage 10 fur-S6
nlsh aIy number of string and brass instruments
which may be des red for Parties, Excursions, or
Parades. This Band has connection whatever
with the Marine Band, but can be engaged for any
hour during the DAY or night. Returning many
thanks for for former patronage still ask Its kind
continuance.
je 9 St JOHN EsPUTA
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NARROW EscAPE.-On Saturday young IMAM
a Baitimorean, while at work on Corcoran,s
building fell from the scaffold, a distance of ,;
feet, to the floor. Fortunately. the force of tbs
fali was broken by some intervening objects, and
ne escaped serious injury, IL not certain death.
The DIREcToRs OF THE GAS LIGHT CONAN,
have declared the usual semi-annual dividend a.
nye per cent on the five hundred thousand dollar,
Of gss) Of the company, payable to stockhoide,a =
lis once, on and after Monday, the 18th inst
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From Souri, AND CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The steam
ship Northern Light arrived at New Y ork on Fri
day afternoon from Aspinwall, having sailed from
that port on the 10Th inst By this arrival we have
received full files of newspapers from San Francis-
co and Panama. and letters from our correspondents
at San Francisco, Acapulco, Panama and Aspin-
wall. The news from the former place has been
anticipated several days by the pony express via
st. Joseph, Mo-. Mrs. Burdell Cunning ham and
family were passengers by the last steamer from
New ork to Aspinwall, route for California.
She was travelling incog., but was recognized by
parties who knew her we'll A party n Cnhans
have been in Aspinwall negotiating with negroes
and Indians to apprentice the latter for term of
service ranging from two to six years, on planta-
tons IN Cuba. The project had met with more or
less success, and number of apprentices had start
ed for their destination. Preparations were being
made at Aspinwall for the introduction of pure
fresh water into that city. The source of supply
is at Monkey Hill, two miles from the city. Yellow
fever had developed itself at Acapulco and had
made considerable havoc among the inhabitants.
Twenty deaths had already been reported, but this
number, it was thought, would not comprise moi
ETY. of the mortality from that disease. General
Alvarez forming two columns of Mexican
troops at Acapulco for service against the army of
the church propagandsts Advices from Bogota
dated the 10Th ut., state that the revolution in
New Granada was about being brought to a close
through the diplomatic Intervention of General
Herran. supply of arms and ammunition had
arrived at Panama IN trdnsitu, for Cauca there to
| be used by the revolutionary army of General
| Mosquera. The lntendente- General OF the Panama
had written note to the captain of the vessel on
which they were to be transported, forbiddng him
taking them on board. The consignee, who claimed
to be Spanish subject, protested against this in
reference. Mr.. Wyke, late British Minister to
Central America, and recently appointed Minister
TO Mexico, was to have left Panama by the mail
steamer for Vera Cruz on the oath inst. The steam
ship Star of the West arrived at New York from
Havana yesterday evening, bringing the mails and
! l40 passengers. Two more cargoes of slaves had
| no. cd Thnrn I5r 18th 81
sequence The health of the city was good.
! A YOUNG MAN AND LADY DRowNED.-A sad acct
| dent occurred near POmeroy, the Ohio River
on Thursday afternoon, resulting in the death of
William Smart, son of Caleb Smart, and Miss Mar
tina Gable. In company with Miss Rhoda Church
they were in skitf pleasure riding, when by some
means the boat upset. Miss Church held on to the
| craft, and was finally rescued, but her companions
above named persisted before relief could be afford
ed. The sudden death of these interesting young
people has thrown gloom a large circle of
| friends and acquaintance, and has left void in
| the homes of their parents which will be filled no
more on earth Wheeling htelligencer.
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CHARLES GILMoR,
No. IS SECOND STREET, near the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale of the
BALTIMORE coal. COMPANY,S
Gel RATED ANTHRACITE COAL
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the best Georges Creek
Mines, for sale at the loves rates
Keep on hand the largest stock Anthracite Coal ofany
dealer in this rarket and always prepared
Tor any quantity and size with promptness.
CHAS. GILMOR,
ole Agent Baltimore Coal COMPANY,
apo II and Agent FOR the hest Btuminnus Goals
MANN's HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westi continue up Meals at our very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage respectfully ask
continuance OF the same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favoraby with other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents.
10 MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house, No. so FAYRTTE STREET
R24-f C. Fl. MANN, Proprietor.
All COOP MORNING, Mr.. jerks, HOW ARE
you?
Good morning. friend Banks, am quite poorly. have
caught severe cold, and cough almost necessarily, and
have rest at night.
Mr. Jenks-Why, my dear fellow, you need trou
BILE about that All you to do is to go to HIGGINs
JENKINS Coneconers Fruit Dealers corner of Calvert
and Pratt streets and package ebegs Cough Can
dy, use it, and you will be as well as ever
Mr.. Banks-Oh! humbug. ] have no confidence in that
kind of stuff.
Mr. Jenks-So thought but after using it, was at cnCe
convinced of my error.
Mr.. Banks-You don't to say that you have used
and found any virtue in it?
Mr. Jenks-Yes but do say and again advise you
to try it. ap2l If
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tain it. But the day must come when men will
recognize the value of that criticism which is hon.
est and Independent, even though in other re-
spects, it may be of little worth. They have al.
ready indicated this by the growing contempt
they everywhere express for the once powerful
political machines, which so long abused public
confidence, and brought an honorable vocation
into disrepute. The approaching ruin of these is
significant of the sentiment of the times, and of
fers the press timely warning
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Mr. G. Bass, an old favorite of the patrons OF
the drama in Baltimore, supported by fine com
pany of our best actors will give an entertainment
at Front Street Theatre this evening. Mr.. Bass
will appear in the character of Sir John Fdlstaf,
and as the Last Dan, in the popular drama of that
name Two characters which he has made peculi
arly his own.
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PATENT OFFICE REPOnT.-We learn from Wash
ington that the Agricultural Report of the Patent
Office will all be printed and ready for the binder in
aweek or ten daysso that members of Congress will
be able to distribute it to their constituents before
the adjournment; being from six to nine months
earlier, we believe, than it has ever heretofore been
nuhlishad
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EDIToRIAL CHANGEs.-James S. Crawford, Esq :,
of Elkton, has purchased the Cecil Wing, and will
hereafter conduct the same. Thomas H. Handy,
Jr, has disposed of the Cambridge Democrat to
VIM. c. Handy & Co., and VIM. w. Ballard, Esq,
is to take charge of the editorial department.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-30

lnDIoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS commences its third
week at the Maryland Institute tonight. Those of
citizens who have not yet seen this interesting
exhibition, should improve the opportunity thus
offered them.
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We indebted to Mr.. Thomas Timpson,
the polite news agent at Mr.. Henry Tayor's,
for furnishing us, early yesterday morning,
with copies of Bells Life and Wilkes Spirit con-
tanning the accounts of the Heenan and Savers
fight.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The gorgeous scenic
spectacle of the Naad Queen is to be again pre-
sented at Holiday Street Theatre this evening,
the entertainment to conclude with a farce, enti-
tied B. b., or the Bencia Boy abroad.
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MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
THIRD WEEK THIRD W


MARYLAND INSTITUTE
Third WEEK! THIRD WEEK I
THIOD0NS
MUSEUM OF MECHANICAL ARTS
MOVING AUTOMATIC FIGURES
The liberal patronage bestowed by the moral religious
ana intellectual community this BEAUTIFUL WORK OF
warrants the Manager announcing its continual
ton for (TS EVENING" and every evening during the
week.
Doors 'pen at II. Commencing at o'clock
Admission c5 cents.
Afternoon Exhibitions WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY at 8 O'Clock ap306t
Rev. DR.. CAHlLL' s SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
REV DR.. CAHILL having recovered from the ind spo-
sition under which he has abored for few days past will
deliver the FIRST LECTURE ola Course on ASTRONO MY
at the UNIVERSALlST CHURCH in this city, on THIS
MONDAY EVENING
Doors open at o'clock. Lecture commence at O'Clock
Tickets 80 cents, sale the door during the day and
evening. ap2s2t
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OFFICE OF THE WATER BOARD, BALr1-
,l7IJ,MoREi, April 2stb ls6O,-oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD will be paid for the ARREST AND CONVIC,
b S. @ $fff1R 3
u,o.. JAS. S. sUTER,
apS03 81 Water Engineer
WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
ON VIEW Hf At IF TIE Eh Rr AhERESn
apsoE FROM 1 a II. tilfsF ;'i n.
nFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & co.
Baltimore would cali the attention Of The
i snc ing facts in regard to SLATE NAN
IN England the demand for them there has been constantly
h Es 5eeomy es eT but
put SHIRT time before the Slabs the only parts
Yielded Of a at goOd
as e best a Welsh Slate and the whole business
constantly increasing in Importance of the useful
Importance OF Slate manufactures, the rapid growth in
the demand for them the business be considered
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
y all o6ersFrst on account Of their e aDness
ondy account of their beauty thirdly on account Of
y on account of their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS
AS slate possesses beautiful satin.iike surface and
perfectly body it is proof against the action
OF smoke coal gas grease and oils and when any
count Is enameled surface requires cleaning it easily
done ny he use oil soap and water, little oil and
Wasiedtner.
THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface
lbe OF the highest decoration and finish BY ingenious
process the surface of Slate Slabs be initiate
not only the most costly and Marbles but may
decorated with rich and cmens of Mosaic Work En-
ameled Flowers Birds, &C. &c
~ THEIR CHEAPNESS.
They are from twenty to forty cheaper than COM
mon Marble Nantes
THEIR STRENGTH.
By actual experiment it has been asceraned that Slab
OF Slate one inch thick will bear much weight and re-
sist as heavy blow piece Marble six inches thick
THEIR DURABILITY.
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the process
OF nameng, and these rendered permanent heat
SO that Enameled Slate will stand exposure to weather bet
ter and retain its brancy longer than Marble or any
other material 1t has stood the
wear in England and this cOuury rumphed over every
objection and survived the opposition raised
these who were interested in crying down invention
Our arrangements now with the quarries such that
hereafter there will he difficulty in filling orders fol
Slate Nantes promptly.
ap9etfr GEO. o. STEVENS & co.
MO. GOWQUA MATTINGS
~ Families about to put down MATTINGS. CARPET
lNGS or OIL CLOTHS can procure the VERY BES quail
ties. on most favorable terms with all kinds
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
GENTS AND YOUTHS WEAR,
l,-l,,.. - LADIES' DRESS GOODS
GOODS FOR FARM HANDS, &c.
ROYST0N BROS,
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DR.. CAHuL having fully recovered from his re-
cent illness, will deliver the first of his course of
lectures on Astronomy, at the Universalst Church
this evening.
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73 and as Second street.

BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE.
Is as superior to all others the meridian candle
All initiate BoGLE, to his style of ADVERTISING which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without BRAINS steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is con
temptibIe. Avoid them all Boee's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, their dismay
green nts smut, skin staining humbug, but re-
liable, safe and For sale
BODIES BAZAAR,
POP Washington street
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore
street, ana ny druggists generally ia5-eotf
CUMMINGS AERATED SEIDLITz APERIENT
This medicine is offered the public as substitute for
the welknown Seditz Powders, Congress Water
it is much more easily preserved and transported
either OF them, and wha cheaper than either tiem
other preparations similar character which are offered
the market.
PRoPEETIEs.-E vescent laxative alternative, tonic,
cahartc febrfuge according the dose and mode which
it is employed
BENEFICIAL in Nausea, Flauence, Constipation, Dys.
repsia Want Of Appetite, Headache, Rheumatism &c, &c
Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Thomson Il BLOCK, &c Han
over street, Baltimore, to whom al orders may be adj
dressed.
For sale by N H. JENNINGS, IS North Charles street.
and Perkins Co, No. l@6 N. Howard street
Retail price IS cents per bottle ap233w
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. MOUNTS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall
Where he found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there can he found always hand made to order
FETE-A-pETES, in Brocaelle, Plush Hair Cloth: So
FAS Walnut and Mahogany in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in any goods to order Full French Paro Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Har Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany, Of various Styles from 1900
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS Of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
E.MOUNT,
fe2h No. 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST RoBEs, just opened.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
aplStf l55 Baltimore street
SWEDE, UNDREss KID, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring
CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
aplStt l55 Baltimore street,
IMPORTANT TO HoUSEKEEPERs.
To know that they can money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No 3NoRrH STREET
'lot JAMES II. JOHNSON
WooD WooDl ~ WooDlll
Save 90 PER CENT by buying Wood at office City
Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. 3NoRra STREET
JAMES II. JOHNSON
COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
rese roches will he found ecacious as as agreeable
and convenient in alieviatng and curing Coughs Colds &c
Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS Il CO.
apl9U az North Charles street
For LENT.
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No /
MAChEREL, Susquehanna aad Labrador HERRING, in
kits, halves and quarter bbis all and of
Gn= quality, just received by.
GREEN YoE,
feiGtf 80 Baltimore street.
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet For sale by
VIM H. MCLEAN,
ap23 If So N Charles street
JUST RECEIyED-A New AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH Il HOSE
CONSTABLE WALKER & CO,
apIS-u 1856 Baltimore street.
LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO,
aplS-tf 1876 Baltimore street
MARRIAGE, RECEPTION AND VISITING CARDS
ENGRAVED in The most artistic and fashionable style, at
moderate price,, by F. W MERRIKEN,
ap21-3tF l59 Baltimore street Calvert.
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lPNOTICE.-THE SECOND LECTURE OF
NM 9I THE COURSE FOR TIE BtNEFIT OF CHRIST
ROOMS on TTFS6Ay ~ ENISG NExT Nay a. at
2 Tor ~ the ksy STEPHEN f. TYING D of New
sale at the door the evening the
EL1ty Cents each: ap3n4t@
|FP A CARD--As certain newspaper Repor-
ters have seen fit to violate the courteses my pri
snt 9ee a We IN the %efGp@ey Of gentlemen Of
nGtoety "Ways nn@nyiable and certainly uncoveted
S0gds upon The SUBJ more particularly certain
not only in decorating with their censure but in
desy0nng TO ysnase my name in connection with my
as they tnnk viii be Preudeia to my interests and will
Tha did consent that the Maryland State Republican
@ s9h hold gryss meeng j. my office for
scenes OF thursday morning. is most true And would
the service of ASSOCIATION of gentlemen either political
or otherwise though their object snould ito extend
eon,centoGs in their motives and yews after they shall
lor me enjoy ment OF their legitimate rights, by mob
abiding citizens Baltimore ard devoted 10 her pos Ell
are neither aSo % j fa1as or TO say
and that our status in this community is perhaps, quite
true ha we are neither doughfaces toads Nor can
we crafty these distinguished citizens in aiding them 10
gorify the institutions Of and the benccent and
civzing eff cts of its introduction into free territory
Baltimore, 28th April 1869 'Ai'Ni ooAlf Il
| HTP OFFICE OR THE BALTIMORE CITY
! - PASSENGER RA1LWAYS.-nn and after MON
viii be run from the nOrhS esten terminus the
terminus oft Gay corner road
and Gay street Persons DESTROYS of going to Green
street and Pennsy Avenuef the section Of
ss take inc D''r R 81 fIg fTIaa3TsF Line
ap30-2t p R&Es Superintendent.
| 1~p GRAND FLORAL CONCERT.
eS MR.. A CLEAVELAND would announce TO his
frien and the public that his ANNUAL MAY CONCERT
will take place at the UNIVERSAlIST CHURCH. corner
Of Calvert and Pleasant streets, TUESDAY EVENING
The The entire tire CANTATA OF THE FAIRY QUEEN will be
performed by his Floral Glass with ali the BEAUTiFUI
DECORATIONS painted by c. s. Getz ESD " -
Adm sson 25 cents. Children Is Doors open at
o'clock f '
The PIANO to be used from the celebrated factory Of
VIM. Knabe & Co. ap25w sm&tRu
TpMERCHANTS BANK, BALTIMORE, April IA.
- 6n-Stnckho will take notice that an ELEC
TI0N FOR SEVEN DIRECTORS will be held at their
Banking House on MONDAY the 7h OF May between the
hours Of II and o'clock. s..
apl7-tMy7 ..t D. SPRIGG. Cashier
fP GREEN SPRING AVENUE COMPANY.
~ Notice is hereby given to the Stock holders OF the
SEVEN MANAGERS of said Company will he held at
10 O'CLOCK on MONDAY MOANING, the 18th day of Nav
next at No so South street. stairs accordance with
the charter of said Corporation.
ADoLPHUs c. SCHAEFER,
VIM Z. HOOPER,
IT. N.GAMRRlIL
...... ]. j.. TuR YER.
THOS II. NJ ORE
ROBERT NJ. DENNIS0N,
GEO. b. MILLlGAN,
CALLS, 900 bushels Cadiz Salt in store and
~ for sale by JAS CORNER SONS. ap3O-tf |
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s.WOLFE'S SCuNAppc

aaWoLFE's SCHNAPPs.
50 dozen 2ints and quarts, in boxes of 2 dozen
For sale by VIM H MCLEAN,
ap2Su 52N. Charles street.
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ECONOMY Economy II
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done bs purchasing Wood already and
Split, at Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No NoRrH STREET.
An IL