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TING liscs rufsrps.

HucrLAYrN UNION, 70 J.
This society Of the oldest trade protective sssocis
tons In tho city established IN isss md rcorranized
1850 held ts regular weekly meeting last evening IN
u,ileman = Hall, az the corner 81 seventh and
twenty slrth street The estpg siiInly attended
many Of the members being rsrcs,ed IN the bnnees ~
their political cnhs There vcrs some nes mcsnber
admitted and after trsns&cting private bushes.
the meeting Adjourned
oAnrxxrrvs' vErrna.
meeting Of tho members - the aasfent Carpenter
Unions Of shi. city vas held lat night No zoo Eighth
avenue Mr. Will lam Elliott appointed chairman.
The object Of meeting or The purose n cndo-
Ing ,he sentiments w the following r"scuons
which had been drawn up BY JOINT committee rom
Csrpsntersi Unions sos l. 2 and % this city -
wa -. r%r,ss a. hereby .s@srss q. fsosa re.
iuons which ~as sdnptsi ~ loni ca ns'es from IN"
Rs.asss Ihss 3. ndl.p,n.,t,. % s-sry worsinsman
,hss he .h:aa have lal .9as ~ enss a.. ,o,, 49,,
system % ~. arisys - slre.av sss eilsese :, ,-.
Resolved That ~e d.oonntsaAnse we heA o. Hh'ns" p
as.os.a Tat We @an,.. ,t.'yr..sa, rAi. q -'s..,
Rr.sved that 10 ves sna sga's thr sight heu,
After the reading o. the resolutions and ON being pa,
70 vote they we're unsnina asly Adopted
Tho meeting dter-uds Addressed ~ Nnsrrs
Grlaey, Rsd. sbsw and Others after which the meeting
adjourned.
prv ooops crxsrs' v,Rtr cIo.iva sasoci,usv
The regular meeting Of the association held Asi
evening In Fairy Closing Hal, hr Louis rromms Ia tho
chair me minutes Of ,he previous meeting -sfe AZ
proved and tho reports from the sanding comm ucss
we're fsvnrabs Tbs friendly relations exiing hstwe-n
the association and the employees ID Judged nom
the tat thai many ~ea.ons the eTAnisafgu y
e,,snss Who not forgetting The sse5iaons ~ ths..
wrh whom they tine lNbofei for in@rtorots
reform desire " evnce their indy apstsb ~ ax.
ths Tsri, cf~snx Association. fna uesfog 49, pro.
Ionssd fcr time after - arusi borr % sdjssrn
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CONGRESSIONAL MAvruv-Mr. Henry {. Murphy IT.,
the regular democratic nominee for tho Second Con
gressionai DISTRICT has declined the nomination, being
dssisous 70 keep aloof from politics.
AT tho last meeting Of the Democratic General Com
mIttes Of Kings county communication vas received
from the Chairman ~ the National COMMITTEES asking
that committee appointed 20 confey with them with
view 20 consolidating the two factions Of the d~tnoc-
r1cy The COMMITTEES Vas appointed from Tho 'resr
larp such action being nscesfary 20 The success OF
the party In the approsrhlne election
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw York, Oct II, 1856.
notice in the Herald OF this morning report OF
meeting Of convention at Mozart Hall, at which the
delegate from the Eleventh ward made statement in
which he said that the registry OF the Twelfth Election
district OF the Eleventh ward closed At Eve r. NJ
while the fact is Il closed until nearly three
hours later. being open until quarter TO eight
JOHN d. MURDOCH,
Chairman Board Of Registry Twelfth district Eleventh
vvard
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ne Ashnelo, fcggfsa .i oeio,~S ~. she pssA 10
Il Amsnoss bs- rrsuls, go. Eisssas Of Tar.
mosih. Ne, nDp 80 Tsfs ., ss~ orissas snh sss-
evsi cargo whsn 81 srsco otob Z. she Loot hs m~s.
mast nsiatopn -. nalataysslNninss fcresor SAiiAns
msss and mirrsrs ovpsa wslh . sf'.chsd Her bosis,
hai- axis .nd NJ. d hSo.e sOea. and bss fns1ss
had sprung - fs'fssNy a-sssA she aiso ~a ~
~ h.r sails n fhlp tss ban ends fef sste
hasys Ous lgss os~ryasrd Ths gao ls<ie3
,har,y-sas bos n sssasi Bs1 three fest u ssiss
her boia When aus sigis1
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I'VE NATIONAL GAME

keystone 81 philadelphia W. union Of wash
tnaton.
wAsuseTos, Oct ~. 1900.
This afseFnocn tho keystone OF Philadelphia snd
Union Bass Ball Club o. this cay played very srcng
game FOR INC usual trophy, resulting IN favor Of the
Phsds phlans BY tbe scorc ~ n 10 10 The game ~0
closely contested, rnd 70 Consequence interesting. AZ
~ CONCLUSION the ycSpr we're Handsomely entertained
A tba Klrxwcca
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Tho Ashss0t ai< gapofis ihss ms i0sb shs 1850
INTO Charleston Lar,0f ~ Ahsrosn ing RAd~os1 ~
slief mats n can'nsnJ ~ sn'sts - - ssd ioGsseds
- 10 she vas sRneE " hssvy 90 on ths snsrs,.
-. 20 ..,,,. o...,s,I ~, ~,a..n ..~sny ma n
and ono % tbs cieF usnsg fotl,.s John noyis,
captain. CSsn.has a. bsisf ssesaa Ds,1 ssd HBifefd
1Sih September
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CITY POLITICS.


The Registry.
Yesterday wss the second day for registering the names
Of voters in those districts that poed four hundred
votes last election. The result shows meae
returns compared with those Of Tuesday, there having
been only 2,l3s names registered yesterday against
4ol registered the day before There were no names
registered yesterday the Second Third, Fifth, Ninth,
Eleventh and Seventeenth wards The following is the
total number ofvoters registered last evening at the time
~ cl,e;c M tha vogiefrv
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An gxpve.s Tvsi. preslrHrt~a De~s .s -
bash as~ss psrfs PEEL An 90 HsssS usse -
Lee fsisred.
nt4s.nGs 70. owt NJ ikeA
no srprs.. usia wbsb ~ 49, tss mofsins - bali
tsr ssyss oeIo<k ssn - ~. sstss i-o ziss ns nae
% rulon "a, snd uas pre- tt@lee sS~s an ssss~sA.
sssua sfDs forr fst
An "a board nsfs ~ - 'rlsrrd, Aasrs isn %
hsm s~ssossiy. Ths ces4stass ~ WIT, go W ss-
s,nssr ssd arsns. hau 'sry b~aly.
Inc s.sse a. a. o. z sasa % have ben sss
ca a tasss Hsd us g~n s~es rsssiss fsss ,1srs
No ,ssass ~hss wosh have y~sn ths rsssit psi us
r.Bssr hsa sasesssss ~ - go pssrss q eisx Ne
sssn@
A yv.lshs rrsis 90 sk~ Tvs~h- Ose Wss
hiflsd.
ps,ps. 90 ~, is>
sfr.gN trEa fsym rssiiss1 shso-n - shs wss
81 Hsrskn siis rs~ninE ~ lvssss ssi fssss Hsvn~.
srgness. salsd Ansrw~ naSss, e,sm.ss, 70 sSrs
passs . - fstsiy isgasst
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iOsw~tas. oct ~. iss
n.scS c~nsvsl rAer. - ssxsiash 10 hss1s'srs"
hsss sossut~ri
!. Ne crss1 ns~.N i~tss y Essisrsr ~oT -
LODGES ere s>yf~s~rssf y Nsrs, D
90 ssu<SsA orssx nss.s,. as - ss0s~'~
IA~NytIs Cs~&d k~Us8ss
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MORE MARINE DISASTERS.


The Uniei paias steamer Ashu~tss fs,-su that 90
October .hs iov.i Ne rpsnisa trg iesina. Captain
yedAi from asisuS.s, band - = Jof'ns n ~, s's
cargo ~ vine and ,.aiiss' 1so c.srison hsrba ne
Rosiaa hrr saf ccrsaefsbis damage has
Lean done 10 her haii so .gs bs..v.s sss stove ln
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Radical N0minssio for Congress.
u radical deleeafea Of thu Ninth district nat las


The report that Gideon J. Tucker was nominated by
the Democratic Union Convention NJ the Cooper Insii
tuse ON Tuesday evening had no foundation whatever
There was no meeting Of the Conycntor aud viii DO
none until newt Monday evening az O'Clock, when
candidate against Mr. Tucker will probably 10 placed
In the field Ex-RecoYder James n smith = fasorabiy
mentioned In this connection.
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Fonvth Congressional District.
At meeting Of tho Constitutional Union Convention
Of the Fourth Congressional district held at No Car
mine place last night p Curtis Alderman was nomi-
mated for Congress-
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KINGS couATy POLITICS.

WORMS Rfoirmxp BRooKLrx--lhe follow IDg
number Of voters registered their IN Brooklyn
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Diavicss Disricts
I-Adjourned til Goth inst i2-No convention held
3--Jamcs L. Costello l3---Adiourned till I'D inst.
6-Adiourned till Goth inst. 15Adjonrned Till I'D mss
6--John Sigerson. 16-Michael N. Salmon.
Adjourned till Goth inst. 11-George W. Piunkett
s-Henry Zeimer. ls--Iesnder Buck.
e-Chaa r. Pohcnus 20-Adjourncd till Goth inst.
10-Adjourned till 22d inst 21-Henry W. Genet
1l--Adiourned tall Esd inst
Tammany Hall County Convention.
This Convention assembled last evening in Tammany
Hall for the purpose Of nominating county ofncers
Judge G. G. Barnard presided; Messrs John Burr and
W. +. Freeman actedas secretaries.
LETTERS IRON MOZART HALL AND THE GERMAN DEMOCRATIC
UNION
The following correspondence was read
COMMUNICATIONS SRcs soz.s T. rArS :, ,su
Al meeting Of the Goanty Convention OF Mozar, Han.
port county and judicial sss, for he support q 81:
Authority chairman % special ocmss referred To-
sss,m.n .S.. Of This eiy
WILLIAM r. LEE, Chairman.
COMMUNICATION vrom the e1sMas , pssc cs 20.
sm-we have been instructed to eommuncsss vow that
the Gsner. con%es Of hs dsrm,S :, qn"n
ssas WITH ape other po,ies MS regard city
ono S'aa he ss
H.. @ s' to bind
si::'' : a. c:s .s:
ceased among the German democratic orgsnisatons his
committee cannot in future support nominations made ~
other political oresn5atIon: - an alleged e me
nrst been agreed 70 a. saii1.etory 70 tins We
therefore, directed TO transmit " the request that
committees be appointed having authority 20 spc,k for the or
ganixation which preside 70 meet with onr COM
nittee for the purpose o. srrvnf a A. sat-
FRANK RuIrvARr, Secretary.
A committee Of twenty two consisting OF one from
each ward appointed by the Chair 10 confer with
the organizations above referred 10 for the purpose Of
comforting together on the suitable nominations.
Tho Convention adjourned TIL Monday evening next
at halfpast seven O'Clock.
Radical Nomination for Congress.
The radical delegates OF the Ninth district met last
evening, in the hall Third avenue. betwssn vifsy-
ninth and sixtieth streets, and nominated can
didate for Congress Mr. VIM. A. Darling, Dr.
r. A. Thomas tho previous nominee. having retired IN
order 70 promote unanimtv IN the party Mr. Darling
made few remarks acknowledging the nomination, In
the OF which no promised his full support 10 the
present radical party In Congress- FOR he thought the
rebellion though crushed, bad yet " be KILLED. and tho
radicals wers tho to do H. He also spoke strongly
Of the freedmen and recommended the electors
TO use all 70 prevent the election Of ran who
had ever nised his voice In favor OF rebellion and
against his country
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Cooper Institute Democracy Assembly Con-
veutiOns.
The Cooper Institute democracy held their Assembly
Convent Inst NIGHT with the following result:
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The Beiirr In Turning shop Blown Ue q
Three story Brich nniiding Desaoisshed-
Twenty -six Pcrsaas Buried In the Ruins y
Fourteen Dead BODIES Recovered. a~.
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Tammnny Hall County Convention.
This Convention assembled last evening in Tammany
Hall for the purpose Of nominating county officers.
Judge G. Barnard presided Messrs John T. Burri and
w. +. Freeman acteda as secretaries.
LETTERS THE GxRNAN DEMOCRATIC
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Among the prominent features of which are CavaI-
eade Of knights in FURNISHED Steel Armor, ac-
eompanled by Ladies magnfcently attired
In the costumes of the days of the
CruSades
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Nii'ti VII sss.-.s.,
To be had at the Music Stor
nRGRAND CONCERT

WIN. KNABE & CO.'S ROOMS.
No. $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
MONDAY EVENING, May 2lst, 1868.
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OFFICE OF THE
Baltimore County Dairy Association.
No. 1870 WEST MADISON STREET.

PURE COUNTRY MILK,
ICE CREAM.
BUTTER,
The Baltimore County Dairy Association. incorpo-
rated by the General Assembly of Maryland at the
January session. 1885, ready to supply the cti-
ZenS of Baltimore with
PURE COUNTRY MILK.
ut 10 Cents per Quart,
twice day. morning and evesing
The General Assembly at the request of the Incor-
incorporation:
Section 4th."That said Association is hereby pro-
ers with any other than
PURE UNADULTERATED COUNTRY MILK,
and the selling, vending furnishing of milk adul
terated in any manner whateyer to any of the Gus
agents or employees while in its employ, shall be
deemed q misdemeanor, or punishable by fine not
to exceed the sum of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
in the discretion of any Court of criminal jurisdiction
within the City of Baltimore before VII ON com plant
may be made and said Association may impose such
enforce such penalty shall be deemed necessary to
prevent the aduteration or sale of any impure or
aduterated milk by any ofts employees, while in its
employ"
r, The Company are also ready to supply Families.
Hotels &c, with
ICE CREAM. BUTTER, &c,
in such quantities they may DESIRE any hour in
the day, on as favorable terms can be had else
where.
Orders received at our office,
No. $50 West Madison street,
ut No. Orchard street,
by the drivers of wagons, and through Postofce
Box NO. 1850 will receive prompt attention
The usual discount to diaries and Others who buy
to sell again.
The officers of tho COMPANY are.
LEWIS Ii. COLE, President
RICHARD SEWELL, JR., Director.
JOHN MERKYMAN, d"
Baltimore county,
VICTOR HOLMES, "
Baltimore county,
A. II. MILLAR, Secretary.
BALTIMORE, May l, 1866. my10-m&th1m
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Show Your Pretty Faces

mere Is no need of following the example of the
Arab ladies' and mufaing your face in big veil A
lady has no right to hide her beauty in that manner
Email de Paris counteracts the evil effects of sun
ana ar. Nothing else has been discovered that
dissoves the coloring matter on the skin known as
lfecAies' Tan or morphew. The most scrupuous per-
son can use Email without conjunction. 1t can be
applied at night and washed off in the morning 1vb ~
1t leaves the toughest skin clear smooth and of tho
texture and color of freshly. polished alabaster
LEmail de Paris"is the only skin preparation used
by Mrs. d. p Bowers. Miss Maggie Mitchell. LuciIs
western. Mdme Ponisi. Mile Vestvali, and other
celebrities. 1t is sold by VIM. Ii. Read, 147 BaIti-
more street. and at the principal druggists and
mas eotjel
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EVERYBODY says it is not only good, but the re,,,
best tonic known. 1t is HYGIEYIc WINE.
INIT. ,eo,
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DEE9p.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

0IH j. q. o. F.-LECTUgE ON FRAZIER
Wy NIFTY Grand Secretary, JOS. B. ESCA-
VAtLLE, will deliver a lecture on tho above named
subject before GOLDEN RULE LODGE. No. IS, |.
0. o. F.. on THIS Wednesday, EVENING. May
10th. at 81 O'Clock. Tho members of Golden Rule
Lodge and sister Lodges are cordially invited to be
present. By order of the It'll COMMITTEE.
n[rA GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU-
GrS MENTAL CONCERT will be given at the
Broadway Institute, for the benefit of St. Matthews
?. E. Mission Church, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. May sd, at o'clock, under the supervision
offs K. Davies
Some Of the best professional and amateur talent
of the city have volunteered their services and no
attractive and beautiful Concerts of the season.
Tickets for cents
To he had ot the Music Stores 1e -.x
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MAR RI ED.

How DELICIOUS to the taste, how soothing to the
nerUes. how genial to the blood is HYGIENE WINE.
Ask your druggist for it. myIo 1t
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To COrrespOnGenfs.

No NOTICE can be taken Of anonymous communications
Whae1er is Intended for insertion must be authen-
hcote" " the name and address Of the ,oraer,-not
neesss ~ for publication, but guaranty for his
Y9oa nHh. We are not to be considered responsi-
be Jn the oDiniOna erDressedby correspondents
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Butchers Dead Shot for Beabugs

Kills upon touch. curls them up as 6re does leaf
and remains of permanent effect. Try it. and sleep
in peace. Sold by all live druggists. my16-2dpf
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MISCELLANEOUS,

GfAPiFAL FOR INvESTMENT.-I have
S$SOOOO, eighty thousand doIlars) for immediate
mortgage. or redeemable ground rents, in sums Of
from 5OOO to $4,000 each city fee or Baltimore
county improved farms easy of access. The security
must be ample and undoubted. None other need
appyo AS this money is in bank solicit early APP
phcatlon JOHN l.. HAMMOND,
myl6-tf door above CaIva,rt
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AAL A TALE OF SLAVE LIFE IN ROME,
Vol, Clo., Neat Beveled Edges. Price 81

BHNONE,
LAA A TALE OF SLAVE LIFE IN ROME, ,
VOL, Clo., Neat Bevelled Edges. Price 81
Published and for sale by
JOHN BRADBURN, No. 10Y Nassau st.
~ SLAVE LIFE IN ROME.
finone, a Tale of Slave Life in Rome, is a marked
and entertaining book. 1t is tale of love and iea-
eusy among the Romans in the time of Titus Vespa-
sian and the Roman General Sergius Vanno a Pa
trIclan OF the first family, with his wife and his
Two slaves. which form the center of the interest
Inc style Is stately and classic, and much like the
historical novels of Buwer Some of the descriptions
are extremely graphic, and evince a remarkable
power OF the author. The characters drawn with
great and truthfulneSs. The plot novel
Wing. '
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HULL SET STATE PAPERS; Al vols. Price
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NEW STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR

Ward. e. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ara Shakespeare PAPER CoLLARs
arcs Bon Ton Paper Collars
wards Plccadilly Paper CALAIS
Wsrd,s 4nd hia Rubber Ensmeed Paper Collars
10 be had ever,nohe rei Ainus.
Baltimore IL and 10 Hanover strest Agents for
manufactured by ,. W. Ii. WARD, New York,
myl6-3mtu&fri
SWEET OPoPoNAx! SWEET opono,.
Sweet Opoponax, new Perfume from Mckee
E. I. Smith & Cos Fashionable PerfumeI
The most Elegant and Essential
Personal Requisite
for Lady!
Extract of Sweet Opoponax!
The Floral Gem of Mexico!
Nature could not produce richer Gem or choicer
Perfume.
&. I. SMITH & Co., New York.
FL Correo states the best Extract ever made.
nylo-"edot ACRoYEAU, III Baltimore st.
EVERYBODY says it is not only good, but the rer,
best tonic known. 1t is HYGIENIC WINE.
Tryh mx1s.o,
&S-We call our readers attention to SMITH. BRos
d. Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods lust
opened at 3S West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
Gail and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at ~ West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties In Collars, Ties Scarfs. L..
ct West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall,
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
moro street. next to the great Furnishing House,
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HYGIENIO WINE Is the only scientific PREPARATION
IN tne country use none other. may15-2t
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TEvHE CELEBRATED
JENNINGS LUBRICATING OIL.
Tho attention of Railroad and Steamboat Compa-
MES Manulacturers. MachiniSs and others is called
to this Natural Oil, which has been proven by the
seyerest practical and scientific tests to be UN-
uSEQUALLtD AS A LUBRICAT0R BOTH IN
ECONOMY OF COST AND UTILITY.
Supplies for this market received direct from the
Company well in West Va, and orders filled by
JOHN WILLIAMS Gen. Agent
of the Jennings Oil Company
Office in Tyson Building, n W corner
Charles and Lexington streets.
In quantities to suit purchasers, by
BOLTON BROS, 81 and 81 W. Pratt street.
Reference may be had to the following reliable par
ties and others using tho Jennings" OIL
Henry Tyson, Esq, Pres. Baltimore City Passenger
Railway.
Prince, ESQ. Pres. Tobacco Pipe Company.
4 Necdham Sons, Potomac Trans. Company
Noah Bratt. Chief Engineer steamer Th6s. Kcso
Old Bay Line.
R. Ferguson, of Ferguson. Cheering & Co., Pipe
Manufacturers. my7-Im
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Last night but three of the season.
THIS wednesday, EVENING, May Is.
MADAME CELESTE!
VIII appear for positively the last time in her dou-
bic lmpersonation of
ZAMBARO AND ERNEST DE LA GARDE.
In the powerful and thrilling Drama entitled. =.
THE LONE HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE OF
NOTEE DAME.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
THE CELEBRATED MAGICIAN.
~ NEGR0MANCJYI' and ed' DfABIERfG &.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. May14.
A number of valuable GIFTS will be given away
,,. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTT
aa RRNB Il STfnfS ETFsserVed gsqtT 50 es9ts
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS At wbicb seva snJ
splendid gifts will be distributed mylltf
7 ooK FOR lit
WAIT FOR IT!
S. 3. HOWE'S GREAT EUROPEAN CTRCUs.
THE MODEL ENTERTAINMENT OF THEDAY.
Pronounced by the Press and tho PubIic tbs
bEST EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES
and the
BESE ANIMAL EXHIBITION
ON THE CONTINENT
ECLIPsING ALI THE WORLD
DAZZLING sp1ESD6 j the
GORGEOUS BRILLIANCY
UNAPPRoACHABLE..M AGNIFICENCE
OUTDOOR DISPLAY
"poup or T bGSEAETRyu
exceeds the glories of the day of chiyaIrv or the
splendors Of the Field of the Cloth of Gold :" - WV
Is COMINGi
IS COMING!
WILL NOT OPEN
BALTIMORE
MoNDA H3'i May 2st
when it will
EXHIBIT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
BELAIR LOT,
FOR THREE DAYS
AONDAR TUESDA Y A ND WEDNESDAY,
the 2st, 22d and 3D. and
CHANGE LOCATION
49, The Extensive Grounds on the
COR. OF GREEN AND COLUMBIA STREETS,
THURSDAY, FRIDa4IY AND SATURDAY
the Ath, 18th and 10Th
This short season will be inaugurated by
A GRAND STREET PAGEANT
Among the prominent features of which are CavsI-
eade OF hnlghts IN FURNISHED Steel Armor, ac-
companied by Ladies magnifcentIy aftired
costumes he aay NJ Ri
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q 1ONSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The consienees of
" q lot nests Buckets, per schooner Lucy A Or
cptt from Boston, will please attend to receiving
the same, as they are stored at their risk and ex-
mhl7-h cor. Buchanan'a wharf and Pratt sts.
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~ OFFICE OF TssE ALTA MTG ANR
tcT GEORGES CREEK COAL COMPANY-A
postponed meeting of tho Stockholders of this Com
pany. for the election Of SIX DIRECTORS to serve
for the ensuing year. will be held at tho Office of the
Company. % South street, on THURSDAY, the 18th
May between the hours of Il and o'clock P. NJ
ALFRED POOR, Sec'y
BALTIMORE May IL 1853 my14 lt
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Mr. THEODORE HABELMAN has the honor to
announce that at the request of many friends he will
give CONCERT at the above Rooms on MONDAY
ERENING NEXT. when he will be assisted by Miss
CHR1STIANA SCHMIDT, the celebrated Violinist
ana other eminent talent.
Particulars in future advertisement rlyl5-2t
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PURE COUNTRY MILK,
ICE CREAM.
BUTTER,
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SSMALL CLASS FARMS.

s4a,. [SS~s YIN Sfa Liza very superior PRO-
go b y PELLLR Of $50 Tons old measure
substantial manner and Of the best and most durabis
materials and Of very light draught of water the
null and machinery is nearly as good as now having
6een In actual service not than six months She
as ust been put in complete order and is now ready
I0r service For further particulars enquire at tke
South Side of the Basin. 80 20