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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-04

Superior Court ofLGw-FaH Term, 1864.

Superior Court Of LGw-FaH Term, 1864.
c. L. Terrence Va. J. w. Blair-Attachmcnt.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant, J. w Blair is not inhRb
liant of this State it is ordered by the cour: that pub
LEGATION be made for six weeks in the Western Demo-
notifying the said j. w. Blair to be and appear
the Superior court of Law to be held for the
county of Mecklenburg, al the Court House in Char
loue, the 9th Monday after the last Monday in Feb
ruary next, then and there plead repevy, judg
ment by default final will be taken in the case.
Witness, j. b. Kerr, Clerk of the Superior court OF
Law of Mecklenburg county, the 9th Monday after the
last Monday in August A. d. 1864
[pr. adv. $50 ] j. B. KERR Clerk
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Ss5- From the report published by the Chair
man of the Ambulance Committee we fud that
there 1900 sick and wounded soldiers at this
point. The Committee are leaving no stone un-
turned in their efforts to secure food and comforts
for them. A better man could not have been Sc
leced as Chairman than John L. Brown Well
known as he is to the citizens of the county, his
name will be surety. that all provisions sent to
this point will be distributed among those most in
need without favor or partiality
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State of n Observation-Disclosures Co.

DuPeTtOT COUTE Of Ldn--FdH Tenn, 1864.
Vim. g. Gray vs.. Charles Frazier-Attachment.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that the defendant Charles Frazier is not an
nhabitant of this State is ordered by the court that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western
Democrat notifying the said Charles Frazier to be and
appear Mt the Superior court of Law to be held
for the county of Meckenburg at the Court House in
Charlotte, the 9Th Monday after the last Monday in
February next then and there TO plead repevy or
judgment by default final will be taken in the case.
Witness, j. B. Kerr, Clerk Of the Superior court of
Law of Mecklenburg county, the 9th Monday after the
last Monday in August, A. d., 1864.
Gpr. adv SEQ J. b. KERR Clerk
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We are authorized to state that Mr. Moore, mail
agent on the N. c. railroad, will take charge of
anything that parties residing along the line of the
road may wish to send to Charlotte for the of
Mice
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ANOTHER FIGHT AT PETERSBURG.

RICHMOND, March 30-The Petersburg Ex-
press of this morning says last night 10 o'clock
the enemy opened with heavy artillery fire, while
simultaneously movement was made on the part
of their infantry, in large masses Our troops, I'M
der Gordon, received the charges with GOODNESS.
Up to II O'clock the fghting continued with
great vigor and persistency, the enemy making IN
ali five separate assaults, all Of which repuls
ed. The enemy's loss must have been immense,
as they came in swarns, supposed to be several
lines Of battle deep, and the inference is rressti
Bile that the slaughter was fearful. Our loss com
paratively small. The gaantry of our men was
displayed in most gratifying manner. Their
conduct is the theme of universal praise. During
the entire fight, lasting two hours, not man was
observed coming to the rear.
RICHMOND, March 30--PasseDgers from Pc
tersburg say that the reports of the fighting last
night were greatly exaggerated The enemy made
demonstrations portion Of Gen. GorGon's
front and repused The cannonading was
very heavy and distinctly heard here
Gen. Tres Official Dispatch.
IIEADoR's a. G. S, March 80.
Hon. Secretary of Var:
Gen. Gordon reports that the enemy, at II o.
clock p. III. last night, advanced against part of
his line defended by Brig. Gen. Lewis, but was
repulsed. The fire Of artillery and musketry
tnued for several hours with considerable activity
No damage on our lines reported =.
TSigned] r. E. LEE, General
Another telegram from Gen. Lee says there
was skirmshing yesterday near DnwidLlc G. Ii.
without decisive results.
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SALT! SALT! SAET!!!
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, l
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 24th 1895.
Four pounds of Virginia Salt will be exchanged for
one of Bacon, and one bushel of Virginia Salt for FIVE
of Corn the Subsistence Warehouse near the Char
lotte i S. G. r. T. Depot F.. NJ. LOWE,
Majo and Dist Com. Sd Dist. N c..
March 81 1865. ct
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TO THE CITIZENS OF MECkLENBURG AND
SURROUNDING COUNTIES.

Having organized an Ambulance Committee to
attend to the wants of sick and wounded soldiers,
l am directed. as it's Chairman to urge the citizens
of this and surrounding counties to bring here such
articles of food-Butter, Eggs, Fowls Dried Fruit
Vegetables, Milk, &c. they can give for the re-
lief of those daily received into the hospitals and
pledge myself that all the articles of food delivered
to me at the store of Brown, Tate g. Co, shall be
promptly and faithfully distributed among the
various hospitals. feel confident it is only neces-
sary to call the attention of citizens to this hu
and patriotic duty.
JOHN l.. BROWN, Chairman.
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Parson Brownlow, ''Governor' elect of Ten
nessee, has been awarded $4,000 III suit for
damages inflicted by imprisonment and persecu-
tlor at the hands of certain prominent rebels of
knoxville, which is to be assessed upon the prop
erty OF ramsey, Sneed and others, who were infu-
entail, In the early days of the rebellion in get
thug the Parson into jail-No7hera Paper.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-04-04

Remaining in the Post Office at Charlotte April LIST,
1865 Persons calling these letters win please say
they advertised.
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Edwd Jarvis 2, McCanne Johnson, Capt Thos Q John
son. messrs johnson & Bro o Johnston. Thomas ID
j Johnston, Johnston, S G Jamison, G w Jacobs, G
Janney. Margt Jordan. l. Janat Jas Jones 3, Rev
G Jones, Mary Jones 2, Jones, VIM Jones'
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tracts from letter from lady in Fayetteville,
narratng some of the pillaging and plunderins
transactions Of Shcrman's thieves and barbariaus,
while in Fayetteville. These statements are from
an intelligent and accomplished lady, the daugh-
ter of minister Of the gospel, and will doubtless
be read with much interest
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KILOGRAMS, &c.

Matters in Mississippi are assuming q
threatening attitude. Governor Humphreys
has fss ued a proclamation urging the immediate
organization Of volunteer militia companies
ana the Legislature is memorialzing the Presi-
dent to remove the United States troops and
release Jen. Davis. w. B. Wilkinson, Of Lau-
derdale county, was murdered by his former
slave on Sunday last. General w. Is. Wade
also killed. The Federal soldiers and negroes
OF Vicksburg have held meetings and resolved
to defend their rights.
A despatch from Victoria states that party
constructing The telegraph line toward the
Russian POSSESSIONS. while setting telegraph
poles about one hundred and fifty miles north
Of Quesnelle river struck dirt yielding from
seventy five to one hundred dollars worth of
gold per pan-full. The greater portion Of the
men working on the line have been dis charged,
thus partially sufpending the work for the
season.
Several new Gases of cholera on board the
steamer Atalanta, at the New York quarantine,
are reported by the physician in charge, but
the disease is still confined to the steeraRe;
none of the cabin passengers having yet Ucen
attacked. The Governor Of New Jersey has
issued proclamation calling on the munich
palIties and individuals to look after their
sanitary condition.
B. w. Greene, late president of the Con-
necticut Insurance Company, in fit Of in
sanity, Sunday night cut his wife's throat
with a razor, causing her death in n few mo-
ments. He after erwards cut his own throat in
two places, and although still alive, no hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Governor ShaIkey has received a despatch
from Secretary Seward, announcing that he
is expected TO exercise the functions of Cover
nor of Mississippi until further orders from
Washington
reports Of excitement there from fears OF the
Eenlaus.
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A PHOEoGRAPHIC COPYRIGHT SUIT-An
interesting suit, relative to property in phono-
graphic publication, has been argued in the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Southern District Of Ohio. The style of the
case is A. j. Graham against Benn Pitnap
The Photographic art was invented in 1910
by Mr.. Isaac Pitman, of Bath, England. Ii
was shown that Mr.. Benn Pitman, the de.
fendant in this case, though laying no special
claim TO invention, assisted his brother in
experimenting, and that he has been intimately
connected with the promulgation of pho
biography. In 1851 improvements were sug.
gested; and in 1902 Benn Pitman, at the
suggestion Of his brother came to this conn
Try 10 engage in the issuing of phono-
graphic publications in the United States. but
not until 1856 were these improvements SO far
completed as to warrant their incorporation
into the system. In 1856 Isaac Pitman deter
mined upon introducing them in the eIemen-
tary instruction books, and sent a copy to his
brother, Benn Pitman; and afterward another
copy TO Fowler Wells, of New York, in
whose employ the complainant then was. Mr.
Graham's original claim was that he was the
originator and inventor OF these Improvement
but the yoluminous testimony upon this point
mas led him to abandon that claim, and he now
sues upon the claim that he was the first To
embody them in an instruction book The case
facts. Ae
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fINAEcIAL.-TheN N. Y. Commercial O, the
ON says that in the stock market, speculation
is growing rampant Operators do not appear
10 De satisfied with the late advance, which
appears to be justified by the permanently
nhIroSed condition Of the railroads; they are
now roing in for producing fictitious yalnes
Dy tne processes well known on Change
Governments are rather more active and
HImer. Sixes OF 1881 rose II Five-twenties of
Iooz rose ~ Fiye-twenties Of 1865 were dull
ana traction lower; Seven -thirties declined &
Toih ,Io mas continued firm, the price averaging
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CREAT BIsCoYERY IN DENTIsTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Would advise Al persons having teeth to
extract to call at DR. LEwIEs Once, and
have them taken out without pain. 0
Also, call and examine the boctor's nsw and I'm
proved method offnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Nyou once see the great improvement In his teeth,
zen vii have them in other style than this new
and valuable one Teeth inserted ON Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the cid price, We have not
.Svsnced ,s the price on eur work since the great
No: 2lS Psnn'a avenue, between l9th and lsth
streets.
jan16-1y B. r. LEWIE, n. D., Dentist
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BANKERS.
JAY COKE . CO..
BANK ERs, .
Ntiesssk ssses, s,pssiss 1,ssss~v,
Buy and sell st surrent rates, and keep alva
sn hand, full supply ofan
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
7-so TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERhAsTERS CHIOKD
AND VOUCHERS slfdH
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
a. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 oo.J PresidSns.
wH 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITID
STATES,
BTH ST., OPPOSITE TIE flHAsuRY pKPAlfMDRY,
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~OEE MILLION DOLLARs.A
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO., -
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB TIE 1-so LOAN,
We will fn all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission 10 Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and ready
for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell al classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government veuchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to m.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to aOvIRN.
AENT LOANS at ali times eheerfully furnished.
WIN g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WASHINGTON, M@ch 70, 1855. nn-n
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
0ROVER'S NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania svsnss, near WiDardp Hotel.
LIONARD GROVER CO.-............ Directors
LEONARD GROYER-....O. d. HESS.
E.LAnB.-.-..-.-............ Manager
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF BoureieaultS Great Sensational LIE Drama,
ssnprisins Prologue and Five Acts, entitled
THE sTREETs OF NEW YORK,
Produced upon the most liberal scale, with ell the
h have N I:
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Which cannot be sqnaled there or elsewhere.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
G1oHek LEA Proprietor.
TONIGHT,
The nelo dramatic spectacle Of
THE BANDITS VENICE EANCEI
with new scenery, properties, dresses. &c.
First week Of the beautiful dancers,
ROBINSON SISTERS.
Second week Of
H'LLE ROSA.
Supported by the entire new Ballet Troupe
Twenty beautiful Young Ladies in the ballets of
NAY DAY SPORTS AND THE BELLE OF
STAhBOBLl
LAST WEEK OF JOSH HART.
MAT1NEE ON SATURDAY.
DBeFs. J. W. A.P. KREIs' DANCING
PARKERs HALL,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can de 20 now, a We are
commnncgg with fbs an Issson s tel
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LEE TEST OATH-Colonel Forney writes to
10 me fress: From what can gather, there is a
pIoW,ng ieeling in favor of maintaining and
enforcing the oath; and this is directly traceable
10 the recent evidences of bad faith among
prominent ex Rebels. What il there had been
no .uen oar as this same oath, or il the law
that established IL had been repealed These
qnes stohs are asked by many, who, before these
evidences OF worse than renewed disloyalty.
were camIy discussing the propriety Of ad.
anis for feais in the new Congress
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~ Cleveland fs now talking about having a
pubic park, overlooking the shore of Lake
The public school expenses of New York
cry ior ieoo are estimated at 81, 454,32T.
ne davenport Brothers have brought an
action against one of the Pari. naners when
exposed their pretensions
l. Estafette, Mexican paper, announces
mat an imperial decree will soon be issued or.
erlDg census of the empire
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"A JAMES IoPHAh CO.'S aUD
TRUNK, sADDLERY,
AND
MILITARY EoUIPM MENr
MANDATORY,
WHOLESALE AND BErAIL,
~6e0a
SEVENTH STREET,
One Door NorA sf Odd FsRssc,' Hog,
where they continue to manufacture anA have
on sale . large and nne assortment sf
TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS.
SADDLES, HARNESS,
HORSE CovlRs,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORDS, BELTS,
HAvEBsAoKs. WHIPS,
AT Low PRICES.
REPAIRING
Trunks, Ao., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded By the Maryland Institute Of Bslt,mo,.
October Ast, 1884; also, the highest premium,
In
'titute Of WashingtsR, ID. O., in LIST.
nOLB AGENTS
for District Of Columbia and Alexandria ". n,
FRANK hILLERS
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL,
Dealers supplied at the lowest
fsbely FACTORY PRICES.
IEROMEy HAIR COLOR REsTORER ron
To rs original color, without the neonvenisnes AZ
tending the use Of . dye. Sold By all druRgist st
cents per bottle.
DEXFORDs MKpIOATED GINGER nRBAp
peculiarly adapted for children. being eaten q an
For sale by druggists. Price 70 cents Per box.
II EDwARD CLARK,
MBER pEALER,
Virginia a,enue, between 9Th and 10th streets east,
near U. q. Navy Yard.
Constantly on hand large stock Of all kinds
OF LII MBER
Prices as low as the lowest. ocx.,m.
RAss ssETT's
ID RHEUMATIC OINTMENT
Is again for sale at G. E KENNEDy,s ,..,.
aFent,) No. sos 7th street and 473 9Th AZ wash.
inRfon City. AL orders for the trade should hs A
dressed TO BASSETT C0 ~"
7 IPPITT,s TACTICAL USE OF INFANTRY
Graperies and HORTICULTURAL Buildings Wood.
yards Country Homes; Researches on Nitrous
S% oBs ssa; o By shirt sns dtssa
Illustrated. Under Green Leaves; illustrated
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N AGILE CO,
WINE MERCHANTS,
2o7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Southeast corner llth street,
have on hand and are constantly recei yinx anna
nor brands of Wines, Liquors. &C., lin bond ar
outy paid y which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, viz:
Old Otsrd and Hennessy BRANDY.
Old Jamaica and St. Oroix RUK
scOteh and Irish WHISKY
Old Holland GIN, Ph9nx and other brands
Harmony and Grown SHERRY.
Old Oporto and Burgundy PORT.
CLAkET, the following brands. Gin wood or
gisssl st. Julien, Csntenac, Aarqaux, LeovilIe
sAUTEREA, lin wood or glass)
RHINE WINE, Tin wood or glass. } tho following
brands Ungsteiner. Deidesheimer Niersteiner
Gissenheimer Hochheimer, Fenerberssr, Johan,
nsbergsr, Lfebfraumilch, &c. &C,
Burgundy and Hosells WINES
brands, ~ WV
D'Absinthe, Curscas, Mavachinsl, &C., 10.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE.
French WINE VINEGAR.
SWEET OIL, oARDlNES ko Ao
Crosse Blackweib PICKLES and SAUCES,
&C., &c, &C. oc ap-lm
CLIFTON HELEN,
Late Paymaster o. g. Navy.
CLAIMS BEFORE TIE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Bounty,
scG Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper.
" attended 70 promptly.
Once 80 ~ street. Post Once Box 4ss wash
tnGto city, ID. q. js7-6m
THE GLORY OF MAN STRrN0TH
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THE GLORY OF MAN I STRENGTH.-
= Therefore, the nsr yons and debiliIated shonld
HEsdiatsy use HELMBOLDs 1XTRACT BU
O6Us mar A-e0
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EDUCATIONAL.

A FRENCHhAE FROM PARIS, HAVING
"A his evenings disengaged, (free at 3 o'clock }
wishes to give some LESSONS in the French Lam
guage. The best refere nee given. Terms mOdsr
ate. Address BeX 33 Star office. NO l-l0t-
A MUSIC.
"A LADY Of several years. experience in teach
Ing would take . few more pupils for fnstruc: w
tien upon the piano OF singing. She would dxkk
also make an epeagemsHt as soprano singer ~
The best OF references given. Address rs. r. -"
through the Post Office. oc l6-2ws
ct. TIMOTHYS HALL.-The duties Of this In
y stitution will be resumed Sept. Is, 1865. For
terms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prin
cipai bookstores OF this city, or address the prin
cipal. T. PARSONS
an 81 Ostonsville. Md.
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n. LOOMS, n. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee Of the MINERAL
PLATE r. TEETH attends personally 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others I1lO
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-Ne. 33s Pennsylvania ave ,
between sth and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street
Philadelphia. &c nO-iy
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PERSONAL.

MADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED NE.
So Montgomery street, Georsetown, D.. O., upon
the past present and future events, business lost
Tass sIsdg o
p. m. no flW'
A CURE GUARANTEED.-Con Consult old DR..
"A BARNES. Forty years special attention TO
ing. Room No. 12, corner Penna ave. ssd 7th st.
Consultation free. oc 50 3wf
CHARLEs-Yon did right in leaving that STU:
~ PlD SHARPER and going to Dr.. LEON. told
honorabls manner and not swindle you. oc 25- Inn
STRANGERS and ethers desiring the services Of
- first class Physician, should consult DR..
itfee o sssnnf sra.tm.nt G Is
radical cure of all ACUTE and CHRONIC diseases
of both sexes, in the shortest time possible.
General cases cured in frsm twelve hours to two
days.
Young Men who are suffering from Organic
weakness or its terrible effects, are offers thor
eueh and permanent cure. oc 25 I'm
V'HAT MISERABLE IMPOSTER would take
i your last dollar. See DR.. DARBY at ence. He
has plenty Of money and practice, end afford to
treat you honestly. oc l6lm'
MRS. ii. II. WRIGHT, Magnetic and CIairyoy-
lvl ant Physician "Heals by Laying Hands, ;"
Blindness, ParalY sis, Rheumatism. Chills and Fs-
vers, Liver Complaint. Female Weaknesses, Ner-
yonsness &c, &c. Rooms 372 street, between
10th and llth streets. oc lslmr
MADAME MARSHA can be consalted on the
lSl past, present and future events, love, court
ship, marriage, Losses, &c, At Room No. 10, Wash
and 7th street. oc6lm'
I AIDES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS.
WIN. PRINCE. ISL = street, has reduced his
''''' VI FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH
S S2e snd On aSa G.%
eles ant patterns than ANY other place of the kind
!" - FItYTING sIx CENTS PrRYARp ..,,.t
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DIAFOs. ORGANS AND MUSICAL INST nu
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We have on hand int Of secoad hand PIANOS,
sbIrh ee desire To dispose af at . dis--H
sauRt Of ten Ger cent If s"Id within oneR 49,
gtCt frc IA 10 Say To save pense Of Temo-IIfkf
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Rhs ChIcksring parlOr Grand slpoet uex Sta
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Or-c Mems + Clark -... 40
s2s thss brotheT.
At the WATeTOOms of
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Corner II llth street and renna ave
1 II. YEATMAN nERYEY SHRIyER.
YEATMAE a co.,
% LorIslASs AEssUE 59 L0Ul UlsIANA AVENUE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
r0T The sale Of BACON. LARD. FLOUR BUT-
YER CHEESE, E6GS. APPLES aud Country
Jsccne rtBerH!ly. leg leave 10 state that we have
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q a. !OW ~ if~S can oe had in Baltimore. Pur-
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DENTISTRY.

n REMOVAL
LIZ. CHARLES p. HUNT takes pleasure in in
forming his friends, patrons and the public
generally that he has fitted up new and Sy&~
elegant office at No. 495 7th street, oppo-SLILO
site Odd Fellows Hall. He is prepared to execute
With nrOmptness all operations in Dental Surgery
sion. no ilms