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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Six of cholera were reported yesterday at the
office Of the Sanitary Superintendent three Of which
fatal. namely.
John Christian native of Germany years age resid
Ing at No i6 East ry rsts attacked Mt 1890 p
the oath aud died at Of the 18th Ill IA hours.
Jane Mclaughlin. residing at No % Mubcrry.st. died
July -
George Buen native of England Is Of age removed
from the Star Hotel No 10 Safest TO the Battery Barracks
the 25th. aud died tue same day.
The other cases reported as hopeless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

The Boston Club thus victorious by "a This
match was played by the first Eleven of both Clubs
between the second Eleven commenced this
afternoon One innings played Boston scoring g. The
match will be resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Total. s6e 2ss ss for leo and a9
REHABILITATION.
Amount received during the le6J. s62 2ss
Amount paid in forwarding. S5 SOL 20
Amount returned 10 remitters. 6.53l o.
Cash ON hand Sl,4ls %
Drafts. 2,J1o 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

PORTLAND RELIEF CoMMITTBE.-The Treasurer II
the Portland Relief Committee Acknowledges receipt Il tie
following additional subscriptions since July 25:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

STABDIyG ATFRAY.-Early yesterday morning john
Bardn and Antoine Madolage quarrsed in front OF Nc go
Waters and during the fight which enued Madouage
stabbed in the abdomen with knife, receiving oangelous
wound The Injured conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
The assaaut By the Iolrth Precinct Ponce ad
.s held 70 await the injuries inflicted by him.
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New-Ysrk State military Agency.

WARRINGTON. june so ItJ6.
He EIcellcHoy X. Il. FEsToS, GOuuHOr Of Neo York.
Sir: have the honor 20 submit the following re-
port Of the business Of this Office for the month ending
viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
MEALrn OF LrAvEYW0RrH.

Special Dispatch 70 The y. y Tribune.
LgAvEvwoRrn, Thursday. July 26.-One case Of
sursole has occurred here There much sickness in the
tv and many SYMPTOMS Of cholera prevalent The hermome-
ter was I0o in the shade Weather iutensciyhot
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FIELD SPORTS.
n ase ball.

MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL BETWEEN THE soPHO-
MoREs OF YALE AND HARvARD-THE YALE CLUB
THB vICTOR-CRICKET IN BOSTON.
WORCESTER Mass. Thursday. July &C. 1866
The base ball match between the Sophomores Of
Yale and Harvard today resulted in favor Of the Yale Club
Score sc to 80.
several entries for the regatta and the
fouroared race promises to be hotly contested.
BosToN. Thursday, July e. 1866.
The match between the ST. George Boston Clubs
was resumed to-day. The result
Boston CLUB ST. GEORGES CLUB OF n. Y.
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viz:
Amount Of free transportation furnished destitute
soldiers. $50 IS
Amount collected and paid claimants 1881 10
Number OF claims filed In Department. $50
Number OF claims settled lJ'
Number of letters written ............... I030
Number Of letters receiv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Number OF Official visits 10 Departments COZ
Very respectfully. your obedien servant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

ASSAULTED BY A FEMALE.-Lawreuce Lamp.
hacknaD residing No. 80 East Housonst, ysieas
employed by femal, take her trunks and herself from lie
house No. rs Crosby.st As the haokmsn was pastry
through he'll Hattie Leland the keeper Of the place 'ch
him a violent blow the head with Cnb, knocking im
down. lie waIded of second blow. and escaped lIa ne
EOlse with the lady who had employed him. The belsCelt
aerward arrested and Justice Hogan REQ Zen
20 bail 10 answer the charge of felouous assault.
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L. LEE. n. Y. Military Agent.
ALBANY. n. Y. July 9. ls6G.
count Of free transportation furnished destitute

Hs EheeHeHey X. u. FRNToN. GocsrH0r Of Nsr YORK.
SIN have the honor to submit the following the report
OF tue business OF tins Agency the month ending june 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

FATALLY ISJURED james Cornelius, frel.a,
tie steamboat Edward Everett yesterday crutLe,
being caught the machinery of tie steamboat while
the crank A. inqucst was held BY Coroner Cove -
verdict Of accidental death rendered. Deceased
q this city aged p years.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Cn0LgRA IN pmLADELPHIA.

TWTTTTT n
PHILADELPHIA July 2G.-Up to noon to-day there
were three cases Of cholera reported in this city one Of
which proved fatal.
CHOLERA on THE INCREASE AT TYBEE ISLAND
SAVANNAH, Ca. July 26.-Thrteen deaths from
cholera occurred among the soldiers on Tybee Island today
and . new cases gre reported.
sixysoyen deaths in all have taken place entirely among
the troops Tybce bland.
There board tho steamer San salvador OF ID
Ills city.
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TIE INJUNCTION MANIA,


Judge Brady yesterday, after consultation with the other
Justices the Court OF Common Pleas granted Injunction
TO John j. Ecke against the Board Of Health restraining them
from interfering with the fellow melting business the plain
til in Forty dht East River until he shal have used
stock OF nearly S. 900 pounds Of Fat he has on hand
and which will dccompose unless immediately mann.
featured This modification in the orders Of tue Court con.
cerniug fat melting establishments gives hopo that
the Injunction mania Is the wane.
FAT MELTING N TIE NINETEENTH WARD.
The President the Board o, Health Yesterday received
the following petition signed by Frank j. Bauhal and Us
other citizens and addressed the Metropolitan Doard Of
Health,
GLNIdEMgN; We. the undersigned. citizens Of tho Nine
teenh Ward Of the CITY Of residents IN East Forty
eighth Forty NINTH Iiitict aud other streets In the vicinity
thereof do respectfully petition honorable body IL, the
abiiebent a. nuisance Of tue West aad most offensive
description, n the taow and ftboling establishment Of
John Ecke situated In East foryh st. between venue
and firstave In this Ward To this establishment the
ai hides and refuse 81 houses carried
carts and are there bGed and prepared producing great
amount " hh and most offensive and isaicrabc steacb
ha frequently per,adcs the greater portion Of the Ward
The detmen as your peito1ers fully believe not only Of the
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SEWING MACHINES. -" THEIR V4LrF.

opinion n one rho krcrf"
Ms Sarah Ripley Of Oweso y. Y, writes: u know
q tie relative va 4 sew Ing 81 chines avns used nsry
Leading Allss Of 'Loc, 0ifc4 Mac.iuts y.as
have iornl al tat Il is De ito be-. am dce cd.
bushes. other people, gtacaAs gTCcT haze
done t.e " MtCOx GlBUs' MacafyR"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

OBITUARY-DEATH OF RALPH MEAD.-At meet
ing Of tho Directors Of the Erie Railway Company Ll zee
terIay the following action was taken:
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CLEANSE TfEE BLO0D.-With corrupt, dig
ordered or vitiated Blood, you are sick all over
IL may 6urst out il Pmples, Sores or in some &C
i've disease or 1t may merely keep you lstless de-
pressed and good fer nothing. But you cannot have
good health while your blood is impure. AyrR'
oARsAPiRLLA purges out these impurities and stifE
uates the organs of life into vigorous action restor
ing the health and expelling disease. Hence it rsp
idly cures variety Of complaints which are caused
by impurity Of the blood, such Scrotla or Kings
hy'!. 7an9rs, Ulcers, Sores, Erupttons. Pin,pies
Btotehes. Boti; g. fAnthony,s fire Rose or Egs,pc-
Cancer or CoHecroua Iumors Sore Eyes, FenIalc Dis
eases, such as Retention. ITreapluriy, Sappressioa
hhttes Sfertnv, also Sgphitis or Fenerat Disease,
LAYER Complaints. and Hcdrt Diseases Try AYER'S
SARsAPARIILA, and see for yourself the surprising
activity with which it ceanses the blood and cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have been mislod by
large bottles, pretending to give quart of Exrscl
Of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most of these havs
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
ttle If any, Sarsaparilla but often curative prop.
critics whatever. Hence, bitter disappointment he.
followed the of the various extracts of Earsapa-
rllla which flood the market. until the name itseli
has become Synonymous with imposition and cheat
Still we call this compound "SarsaparilIa" and in
tend to supply such remedy shall rescue tho name
FROM the load of obloquy which rests upon it. We
think We have ground for believing it has virtues
cases i is intended to cure We only assure the
sick, that offer them the best Alternative which We
know how TO produce and have reason to believe
by lar the most eectual purifier Of the blood yet
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL is SO universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the
chits lncipient Consumption and for the relief Of
Consumptiye patients in advanced stages of the dis
ease that 1t u useless here to recount the evidence Of
its virtues. The world knows them.
Prensred by DIR, j. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
and sold by W. II. BROWN & BRO
mh29- eo2md&w Baltimore. and by all Dealers.
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Keep ID About You.

Ii you are wise always keep bottle of Railways
Ready Relief about you. Never be without it in
your mouse 1t is as Indispensable in sickness as
oread ana meat nre in health. You can always have
recourse TO 1t in cocs in spasms. in chills, in dar
rhoea' IN bowel complaints and SO on with as mueh
ease as to Blackberry Brandy, Old Rye. or Annie
Jack. and with much more security for n courI. &c
spoonfnls OF the Relief. taken in half mmhias " %
sWcetened water, Will have prompt remedial efoct
while the spirits may possibly do more nnr etSot'
good bottle OF whisky will cost you dollar or So
at least, while bottle of Railways Ready Ral;sf'
extensively compounded as it is. will only denriSi,
you of fifty cents For sprains or bruises too What
could be more serviceable than the Ready ReIefS
All kinds of aches and palms. from rheumatism 70
the toothache from neuralgia down to cut finger
from bullet wound to bruse all yield at once to
the mysterious power of this Relief 1t is apothe-
cary shop in little. Have you cough? The Really
Relief supersedes opium and liquoriee,, Have you
diptheria? You can with the Ready keliei dispense
with gargles and caustics. Have You Mysteries? The
Ready Relief becomes agreeable substitute for
assaf9tida. Have you twinge OF rheumatlcsf No
more spch dangerous drugs as colchlcum no more
such unpalatable stuff potash are necessary while
you have the Ready Relief. 1t is everybodys friend.
1t is the poor mans physician. 1t is the rich mans
ready restorer to health 1t is household necessity
IN the strlces sense of the term and no 90 cents is
ever expended in its purchase that is not worth so
stitution. Sold by Druggists ...
- N.b.-Ihe true economist will find in Railways
Ready Relief the cheapest as we'll as the best medi-
cine IN the world One so cent bottle will secure
more health and cure more complaints than ten dol
lars expended for any other medicine Price so cents
per rS SSsts: Sold by Drussi'Is ES.DT.! Co.,
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FHE MEHlCAIl STAFF OF THE ARM.

FEsE MEisEEAE STAFF OF TRE ARsEE
We took occasion a few days ago to refer
to the eminent labors Of this branch of the
service, aud of the appreciation shown by the
Government, in comforting breyet rank upon
the most Iaeritorious officers of the Medical
Department. Al the same time we expressed
tthe opinion that full Justice had not yet been
meted out 10 the surgical corps, distinguished
as it has been for energy, self sacrificing dcyo-
ton, and marked ability in all the relations Of
public service. II is true that the bill now
pending before Congress gives medical officers
The same kind of military rank as is given to
other staff oiE GERS, and with no other restric.
tons. This is an important point gained.
But for the Medical Corps, with 227 officers.
there are but two above the rank Of Major,
while the Quartermasters department, with
but one-third the number of officers, has siX
Or eight Generals and as many Colonies and
1t. C0l0nels. This is unequal and unjust
and should be remedied by Congress without
d moment delay. Let the bill be SO amended
as to advance medical officers Of twelve years
of faithful service to the grade of Major, o.
twenty years to that Of iieHt. Colonel, and oI
thirty years service to the rank OF Colonel.
As the bill now stands il is degrading to the
medical profession, aud equivalent to saying
that it requires less scientific attainment and
ability to conduct the SAINT ~ affairs of the
army, than il does TO purchase pork and beans
in Baltimore or New York. Our Legislators
al Washington should pause before doing an
act Of fragrant injustice to an honorable and
useful branch of the service, which is Mt the
same time reflection upon large and power
fully influential profession throughout the
whole country, OF which the medical men o.
the army constitute component part.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-10
A MEETING OF THE FACULTY OF
MEDICINE

We understand the physicians of the city of
Baltimore will convene this afternoon, at the
rooms of the Medical and Chirurgical Society,
on Calvert street, to devise suitable arrange
ments for the reception of the American Medi-
cal Association, which holds its next session
in this city on LIST May, proximo. Twenty
years ago this distinguished society was Or
gained and met in this city. Since then its
annual meetings have been held in most of
the principal cities of the Union-New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Nashville,
Richmond, Charleston, Chicago, SC. Last
year it convened at Boston, and was brilliantly
entertained by the Faculty and citizens of the
New England capital. Its location in Balti.
more just now is eminently appropriate. Il
constitutes q medium point at which the largest
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number will be likely to congregate. The
meeting at Boston embraced more than eight
hundred delegates; the coming meeting should
greatly exceed that number. In addition to
those who may come from the other sections
of the country there will doubtless be con-
siderable representation, for the hrst time IN
some wears, from the Southern States. In
science there is nothing sectional. Whatever
wars rage in other departments, the domain
of knowledge is always at peace. Let there
fore nothing interfere with the perfect success
of the meeting in May. Let every physician
feeLthat his own credit and that of his city is
at stake, and leave nothing undone which can
or add to the comfort and enjoyment Of our
distinguished guests. The American .Associa-
ton is the great organ of medicine in the
United States, and the representative abroad
OF its character and progress. Its numerous
volumes OF transactions and papers have al
ready given it reputation throughout the whole
scientific world. Every man, therefore, who
feels just pride in his profession has work
to do, in co operating cordially with the COM
mittee Of arrangements.
The Medical and Smgicai Reporter, pub
lished at Philadelphia, in alluding to the up.
preaching convention, remarks:
'We learn there is every prospec. Of an
Unusually lage and interesting attendance
''from all parts Of the country. The profes-
'sion Of Baltimore is making ample prepare
'tion to give the Association cordial wei
come. We trust that the meeting will he a
harmonious one, and that much will be ac
'compHshed toward advancing the interests
'of medical science"
Let not the profession from abroad be dis
appointed in their reception at the expected
meeting in May or the famed hospitality of
| our city suffer by contrast with. that of other
cities. We have the means and ability in our
midst to render the coming anniversary bril-.
liant success. Let there be no apathy, in
action, or Liberal opposition in the way Of
It's accomplishment
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EXACTLY WHAT You WayT

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DrB. known and used
over 20 years Daily increasing in public favor Com
plete in one bottie. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces e lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injure the hair, Price
IS cents.
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
myg-Hawly
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- --'---- --7--z--=---s'------z-
a Prudent Neither

VIII keer Atherton's Cherry Cordial in her house
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while Teething suffering with the Sum-
mer Complaint being remarkably soothing in its ma
ture. without injury to the system which i.
the case With most syrups and cordials used for these
complaints For sale by Druggists sp6.coly
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JORDAS'S WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.


The above celebrated Watering Place is offered for
sac on favorable terms. The property is situated in
VWF;SusSrick county. Virginia, within five miles of
UepGt by good turnpike road 1t consists of about
Sne 6nuhdred acres of Land. with large Garden and
ngs are OF brick three stories substantially built
Pin Alie pous ninety rooms with Bath houses,
erected Sas at cost of $4,000 in CHEAP tines ali Of
pense and be- q rea n complete order small
In Inc garden is now being filled with Teretabss days
The are stored with Ice the
waters widely known that tbev virtues Of the
be dwe upon There constant demand for the
more or Washington in the morning can resc ba II
Springs in time for dinner. No place Of summer [e
sort offers so many advantages this nor can mora
surely paying investment be found than is here nra
sented 'fA'-
Terms of sale, one third cash, remainder in ons
two and three years. with interest. Title unoues
tionable., Apply to GEO. ", TINGES 4 son.
mh2l.H No, 3 st, Paul street,
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REMOVAL.
ma

Perfectly Fire-Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
unequallcd for Durability. Security and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section o;
tho country. JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
Ei-omZp 9 South street.
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To COrrespOudenfs-

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
Whaterer IS intended for insertion must be authen-
tIcated by the name and address Of the ,oriternot
necessarily for publication, J as guaranty for he
Die for the opinions erpressed6v CORRESPONDENTS.
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~ a SUPERIOR HElzEaY.-Wo can con-
HSr scientiOusly recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, DR.. Strickiand's McilAuous
and is Eithal not dsa9reeablo to the to. There IL
no doubt that tn. MeIfuous Cough Balsan is oue OF
tho best preparations in use, and IS all that il Pre-
past week end found rciiof from most distressing
,ough. Il is prepared by. DR.. Strickland, No 134
Druggists. Wholesale agents Iomsen & Block, and
4. Noee"r ~ "a" iy3-ly
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TIE LApIEs' While protesting
against all the old worthless dentirices now in the
market, the ladies, with one consent. have adopted
the SozoDoST as the one thing needfa TO insure the
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NARD.-In Boston on the Tth inst ant, BENJAMIN
Y. W ard. formerly resident Ok Baltimore, in the
SD year of his age
BARRANGER.-0nS Saturday morning, eth int,
John francis Earranger. SRI aged SO IL months
and II days, one of the Old Defenders of 1912 and 4!
;ELlEl.-On Saturday. the It'll instant. Sue /,
JACkS0N.-0n the Sth instant James D. Jackson.
aged years, second son Of Rebecca A. and the late
James 4. Jackson.
LqANE-Qn the 18th instant. Josenh e. Loape
aged - l29nths. son Of George J. and Eliza Loanc
,MCCgRDI.-0r Sunday. April Sth. Mary Jane
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- 7zz-
lEiARRIED.
ED.

LCAMER-YOUCE.--On the 9Th instant, by tle
Rev c. " Rankin J. ". Piummer to Clara \
IOuce, all of this city
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0-NaBESt3 fsAll GASES GE' pAG.E.a 4!EREn
ikSF BY Dir. GIH HIGHLANDS PILEREuEDY.-
SIR. Glass Of Janesyiile Wisconsin, writes tor the
been troubled for eight years with an asrar ated case
of Ples, and h!s, brother was discharged from the
tho Pilesl Both these Distressing cases we're cured
with one bottle Of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of base gentlemen. beside the
daily testimonials received by DR.. Strickland ought
TO convince those suffering that the rlost aggravated
chronic cases of Plies arc cured by pr. StrckIand's
Pile Remedy. Il il tvia rs Sold e. k.siloa t03 Balti-
moro street. and By Druggists every where
Wholesale Agents, TH0MSEE L BLOCK
ard 4. V00EElR & &C.
SETH g. HANCE.
w.
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- =. KNArGs's IHsFGAUYE,

ltss9 IT Z =
the exercises will 30 resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th at 8 o'clock Il. IT,, on which
lag new scholars viii be admitted.
Three higher Gssea3 exoGgiVely intended fer young
ladies' were fcred last Janu&tg, ana ale ia success
tuli operation at present,
Parertg sending boafd7ra, are requested to provide
Tor their punotuai arrival.
su3l -tf = KNAPP
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MARINE BANK

1rY BALTIMORE, April 6, 1866
The President and Directors Of the Marine Bank of
Baltimore have declared dividend of FIVE(5) PER
CENT for the six months ending the 9Th inst. paya-
bic to the Stockholders and after THIS DAY.
United States and State taxes are paid by the
Bank.
ap6-4t> SAML r. SHAW Cash'r
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n TCEN.gs NOTICE.

Il d TOTHADERS, KEEPERS OF ORDINARIIIS,
&c.-,In compliance with an act passed by the Gene.
raj Assembly of Maryland At its late session hereby
give notice that all State Licenses expire on the rst
day OF May and all persons and bodies corporate or
polrlc' whonl 1t may Concer., hereby cautioned
to ohtHln license renew the same on or before
the FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT. The Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas is prepared to rencw ali
Licenses. WM THOMSON ~
alJ-CObt Sharin
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~ been at any time heretofore given by me have
been revoked. FRANCIS DESNFAD
April 6. 1866. apT-2lI
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BANK STATEMENTS.

FH1EE QUARTERLY REPORT essI THE
q NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE TO
APRIL lSI. 1866.
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soYgREgN EsELIEE FAIR.

GEP Tie CONCORnIA ORCHESTRA, under the
direction Of Nc. RQShS, will give & GRAND CON
CERT at tha Maryland Institute Hall, on T0-MOR-
ROW tuesday NIGHT, in aid Of the Southern Fair
The Orchestra is compOsed of 81 performers. sp9-2t