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The Petersburg Index of Tuesday SAYS
About mile beyond Farmville, Buffalo creek is
spanned by considerable bridge, which gave way
with the freight train. upward bound, which left Pc
tersburg yesterday morning. The engine and six
cars were precptated into the stream beneath, the
whole train being made perfect wreck. The Con-
ductor, Organ, and the Engineer, name unknown,
are reported to have been severely wounded but to
have foated OF on pieces of timber and gained the
shore, while the fireman. white man-is missing,
and is supposed to have been drowned.
An act has been passed by the lower
house of Kentucky legislature authorizing the inter
marriage of negroes and mulattoes, and legalizing
the relation of those who have heretofore or do
live together as husband and wife. The same act
makes it a criminal offence, punishable by confne-
ment in the Penteniary not less than five years. for
any white person to marry negro or mulatto.
Two men, named Nagle and Sheehan,
were instantly killed. on Wednesday last. by the
caving in upon them of ore bank in which they
were at work, near Blair Furnace, and few miles
below Altoona, Pa. They were buried twenty-four
hours before their bodies were recovered They were
both unmarried.
New Orleans now has population larger
by sixty thousand than ever before; Galveston and
other Texan cities are full to overfowing and the
same is said of Memphis. Mobile, Montgomery, At
lanta. and all the towns of the southwest.
An Illinois paper urges the farmers Of
that region to cultivate castor beans. Some years
ago. when they worth only one dollar bushel,
it was considered remunerative to cultivate them;
but now they bring from five to six dollars per
bushel, and must be regarded as a profitable crop.
The grand jury at Richmond has found a
true bill against H. R. Pollard for assaulting and
beating E. P. Brooks correspondent of the New orll
Times.
Prince Achille Murat has fallen under
imperial dspleasure for his duel with the editor Of
the Figaro and has been ordered to join his regiment
in Mexico. Jerome Bonaparte Patterson who was
second to his cousin, is to go to Algeria.
The duel fought in Paris, between Prince
kchille Murat and Count Rochefort was caused by
some disagreement about a young English woman
named Cora Pearl She is represented as being a
very handsome woman.
The Russian army, which numbered one
million hundred and thirty-fve thousand in 1884,
has been reduced to eight hundred and five thousand,
thereby saving G5,OOO,0OO per annum.
Martin Shreiner, ST., probably the Oldest
citizen of Lancaster Pa, died in that city on Friday
last at the ripe age of ninety-ei years.
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SOLDIERS ORPHAN BOYS HOME IN PHILADELPHIA
The following letter from General Grant has been
received by the Mayor of Philadelphia:
1T is with great pleasure notice that the ladies of
Philadelphia are about to repay, in some measure,
the debt to the brave who lost their lives
in defence of our property and homes by establish
ing home for the special OF their orphan child
rem. Every soldier whose life has been spared will
feel that his work is appreciated when he sees the
care bestowed upon the children of his less fortunate
brothers. especially approve Of surrounding them
that period of life when boy is for the first time ex
posed to the temptations Of the world when he first
attempts to make living for himself: The ladies,
and all connected With the Lincoln institute or Sol
pathy and best wishes. ~. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant. General"
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WINES, LIQUORS. ETC.
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EDERKINs, STERN d. cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES.


The increasing popularity our brands of these
hne Wines has induced their extensive imitation
our copyrighted label, bearing our name, place d
business and the State Seal of California, is upon
The following Wines are now offered by US, with
our guarantee of their entire purity.
WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
Of light straw COLOR very delicate fine favored
anu superior as uI ANGEL liz q HOOK or Nnlne'
A rich and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
makes fine wheys and ielies 1t is a fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes.
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes II
is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines OF Europe; oDn
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor
It is becoming very popular where slightly astrng-
ent and delicate stimulant is desired Being entrey
natural Wine it will agree with the most delicate
WINE BITTERS.
These are made in our own cellars from ourrown
Wines and WI" s 81 iSq1a sgRFssS99 and pleasant
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
is a pure and desirable article.
J. K. BARNES. the Surgeon G.,..oI ot.,. rr,;...
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon W0nDWI
alter searching and careful analysis of our Wines
DR., JACKSON, the we'll Known Chemist of Boston
COMEDIES with this oninion.
The Boston journal. Transcr;nt TravaIlsr Satnr.
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post, Tri-
pune and large portion of the press throughout the
Wines extolled the superior merits of these Wines
Inc Wine Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio
Wnefe or wines came in competition with all the
leading brands Of Western Wines, awarded five
premiums out of six to our Wines, '-
Iha indiana State Fair. endorsing the opinion ex-
pressed at Cleveland. awarded us Diploma and Sill.
@. W. PIER Il CO.,
No. AZ South Charles street.
,. Baltimore.
oc2tfr
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M airline JOUR N AL.
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

THURSDAY. February q. 1856.
Arrived.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Cundiff from Phila-
deiphla-mdse to j A Shriver.
,oIeamer Thomas Kelso. Edgar. from Norfolk-to
Birckhead. Jr- OFPotomac smoke q harry coui3
b bTr her name also saw full rugged
Tor baltimore. and q herm brig, all bound m.
Schr Messenger, Holden master. from WILMINGTON
iron 10 HoPkins Janney: to Kelsey & Gray.
cleared for Baltimore
Brem ship Solid, Builerdieck, cleared Mt Tvor,oo,
ID inst for Baltimore " i'erpool
Spoken.
Br schr Virginia. Eden, hence for St Inc;a u,.,
spoken 4th inst, lat % 40, long 81 Is. vas
Awaiting an Opportunity to Sail.
Baltimore, was in the river Sth inst -''
Memoranda.
Ship Crest of the Wave. Woodburn, sailed from
Brouwershaven 3lst ult for New York.
Ship Flora Macdonald. Miskelly, cleared at Brou.
wershaven 30th ult for New York.
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Hon. w. Il. Wiley on the Reunion OF
virginia.


Mr.. Wiley, from his place in the United States
Senate at Washington. has written letter touching
a reunion of East and West Virginia. He has been
requested so to do by gentleman in both States. He
sets out by declaring that the State not made
as war measure" but because of irreconcilabls'
conflicting material interests and the war merely
afforded the needed opportunity. He proceeds:
But in reference to the propriety of the reconsei
cation of the two States, suppose there can be no
alference of opinion among all well-intormed and
Mell-dlsposed West Virginians. Nor do suppose. if
rne people oflod Virginia would dismiss from their
W S tne suggestions of passion and the influences
~ ssaie pride and would calmly and nationally con-
th 1ne queSton. that they would desire reunion of
rmo .me states. Indeed, happen TO know that
many H Oh them are decidedly opposed to it, not from
ny saen vihalctive reasons are assigned by Mr.
puI because they see that separation is best
for the interests of both States. -0-- 10 '.''
Inc Two states are geographically distinct Tbere
never mas peen; and there never can he anv reaI
HARMONIOUS and profitable municipal union bot,er'
them. They are, and must forever rana; De.T w
icay separated. To-day. if the people Of brsse
tourths OF West Virginia were DESTROYS of vis;t;n
Richmond the capital of the old State thew XsonlS
be compelled to pass around through MARYLAND ond
the District of Columbia to accomplish their wish
and they would be indebted to the ENTERPRISE Of q
foreign corporation for the means of dong it.
There is little or no traffic or commerce betw cen
the two sections"
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@NARD.

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to
his friends and customers that he has leased the
Store No. 34 N. CHARLESan and 50 LEXINGTON sts
Fancy Goods Business, and that they will always find
a Large and " ell assorted Stock of Dress and Cloak
Trimmings, Fringes. Buttons, Cords Cords and Tas-
ses Corsets Fans, and variety of other Goods ren
orally Kept IN First Glass Trimming House.
Thankful for past favors and with increased faciI
ties ne hopes to merit much larger share Of their
eatronage. Respectfully,
laz-lm John T.. Tribe,
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Board or Trade.

Committee of Arbitration for February
WIN. BRIDGES,
ISAAC n. benson, HENRY NJ WAKEFIELD,
w. A. LoNEY, GEORGE NJ. FoRNEY.
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MEDICAL.
HUMPHREYS

III o mOpathic Specifies
HH AVE proved, from the most ample experience,
q IL an entire success Simple, Prompt Efficient and
Reliable. They the only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-so simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to be
free from danger, and efficient as TO be always re-
liable. They have received the highest commenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction
Cents
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AT concert given.lately at Vienna for the
Deneht OF the Literary Mems Fund. the Emperor of
austria took ticket and paid $500 for it,
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Peter r. Oaks, of Blairsyille, Pa, lost
upwards of sixty sheep last week, by dogs getting
into the enclosure and killing them.
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nFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL. ST7F =.
O@BoAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF.
BALTInQRE. September z, 1855.

A statement having been circulated among the
or outside line Of Steamers between this noTt A.
New York. has been only established tempors I'D
and is to be withdrawn at the convenience srlIy
statement, and gives assurance to mereS V rails;
shippers generally between these ports ths ants and
munication for fve yeG-s. The extern esalar COM
Per go i North RIVER. Now York, nd aoGks q
wharf, IN baltimore have been Isaad for * ~
line in either port Three 6rst ciass Esa Sy any
EEL Th a s nsf. G ILL., ENG
and will deliver Freight aoccrins - t oonnection,
shipment during that Hme !" sac termg Of
4~&a~. JACOB 3. sNuLL
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QUOTATIONS..
The supply of Hogs continues good and prices show
but little variation from last weeks quotations.
The market may be regarded steady at the follow
ing figures: ~
Samuel Wilhelm & Co. report sales at 1319@1i]a
cts. q ii nett.
McCleland & Logan report sales at 1899 II cts.
Rupey II Co., report sales at l312gl414 cts:
VIM. Gray Sons report sales at l3I4C9l412 cts.
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MEDIC
MEDIC AL.
STRENGTH TO 7. az WEAKI
YOUTH TO THE AGED
BIOKRENB
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

As-This preparation is unequalled as Rejuvena-
tor and ReStOrer of wasted or inert functions
The feeble the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find tho Biokrene TO be
what its name implies, Life Rejuvenator which
while 1t builds up the shattered constitution will also
mpart to the feelings the brsknes5 and energy which
belong to youth
No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
teebed IN its functions this superb preparation will
remove that cause at once and forever.
BEOKRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EVACUATION, ENNUTs
1T HAS A MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and all who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek a
cure in this most excellent and uneouaed prepara
ton.
BI0RRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIRINF
the OLD should give this valuable discovery a trial
1t will be found totally different from ali other
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is invaluable in pervous vveak.
nesses of all kinds as it will restore the wastp3
strength with wonderful permanence
1t is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dvq
pepsla with the hrst dose. brief persistence in Il,
use Will renovate the stomach to degree of perfe,
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever Il
One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for SIS. c.,,
by Druggists generally. oOIl
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS y HILLYF4R
Proprietors, No. % = .e1 1- strso,
Sold By SETH S. AN NeT York.
~ 9Aen altimOre street,
Baltimore.
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N0I C1.as;ol Is 81, HEREBY Given TR1w
the City Council to condemn and e oI next session Of
IA NJ sLkBET. from Pennsylyapiiaa S oER-
vac Sos'as'n boundary avenue, as sSSeaHs
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4OIdl
LIST OF DROVERS.
nr,f.npC ~ nEr-- r,ru-r I,


The receipts of cattle this week have been quite
small reaching only 399 head. against l259 head last
week. The sales for the week amount to AL head.
which compares with l,072 head last week. Of the
number sold, 80 head were purchased by Washington
butchers, and the balance, 3Sl head, by Baltimore
butchers
Included in the sales of this week were about 100
head of those held over from last weeks market.
he market. on account of the light receipts ad-
vanced from 25 to so cents 100 lbs but at the close
was dull, and some head were held over. unsold.
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE.
Lewis Myers sold fair lot of 81 Western Pennsyl-
yania cattle for his own account at @S cts; also 10
head at cts.
A. Baumgardner at 63@9 cts IS ". Va. cattle for M.
\. Propp at 6]4@7H cts and Maryland cattle at
jl2 cts.
Samuel Wilhelm & Co. sold Is Ohio cattle for S.
II. Hedges at T@734 cts.
Nathan lehman sold a fair Ohio cattle for A.
Depew at $685. cts; Is good Ohio cattle for Isaac
Eason at 7@9lS cts; good Ohio cattle for M. Nc
Mutt at z 4@S1a cts
Wiliars Il Kirk sold IS good W. Va. cattle for J.
Elliott at 74@S34 cts; II W. Va. cattle for B. Bussey
ct 1851 cts; 81 common Va cattle for L. D. Means at
5(2G73s cts.
A. N. Bastable L Co. sold 81 Southwest Virginia
cattle-m0stly goOd-for w. A. Ruff at 1909 cts.
5 ymour WetOn sold 81 good Ohio cattle for A.
W. Seymour at Sl4Q9 cts; good lot of 20 Illinois
cattle for 3. Gray, at 500 cts: and 81 common
Western Virginia cattle for VIM. Taylor, at S5.SO@S
= 100 lbs.
J. j. Chancellor sold IS common Ohio cattle for T
A. Robinson at ~ cents; Is fair Ohio cattle for S. o.
kiSter. at 714@S4 cents; and 26 good West Virginia
cattle for t. O. Stewart. at 2 gag cts.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
Al husSeils yard ...........,.l,l4l
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HOTELS, ETC.


TEvHE PACIFIC HOTEL is we'll and widely
4 known to the travelling public. The location is
is especially suitable to merchants and business men;
ii is in close proximity to the business part of the
city-is on the highway of Southern and Western
trayel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
300 guests it is well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertain
ment of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated provided with gas ard water the at
tendance is prompt and respectful and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy Of the
season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years, has
been the lessee is now sole proprietor, and intends
to identify himself thoroughly with the interests of
his house. With long experience as hotel-keeper.
he trusts by moderate charges and a liberal policy,
to maintain the favorable reputation of the Pacific
Hotel.
N. BIO prevent oVercharge by hackmen tho
coaches of the Hotel are owned by the proprietor
sel3-1v JOHN PATTEN. JR.
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Total amount of Marine Premiums. $685. 47l53
NO PohcIes have been issued upon Life Risks, nor
upon upon IRE RISKS disconnected with Marine Risks.
1865, to 3lst December, 1866. . Sc 1854 1463 S
Losses PAID dutng the same period...... 1863 1885
returns OF Premiums and Expenses...... 992, "A
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VAR. JOHNSTON
ELY BALTIMORE


A1 BALTIMORE
99FFICE No. SQUTa FREDERffGK SfREE sff"
a. Di ru IN the Great Hospitals of Furons
the + PoS certain speedy and only eeeuaI reme9S
StrctureS Affections 6f I Gf the Back or Limbs
IN DiLsscharge, Impotency General Delhi
Confusion Of IDEAS pyPePsy Languor Lew Spirits
n.y. drefmb6hnE Pmness of Sight or Giddipessi DE-
efSgS 81 tne cad Throat Nose or Skin AFeefioIc
he disd1 n, Lungs Stomach Bowes-hose terri
secraE aers arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
s ana solitary practices moro fatal to their VIC
use eaa6 the song Of syrens t. the Mariners %
''0ipao0ns' rendering & Md9sFTFi@Sgs &C. impossible
oFias No. S. FL E6 528RRfNST9 gf'RrEr Lee,
syae gong from Baltimore street. few doors f-o1-
fhe corner Fail not to observe Name and Nina he
Letters must contain stamp. ocI ~
EAR, a. HUET, of Paris, sin con1in,,os -
RS oessful treatment of CONSUMPTi0N S rs ~ c.
residents of Baltimore, in an advanced raj
ferred TO- AMY OT t "a IL! 0TeG1Iysrng a can
land. S'fee'z' Baltimore, Mary
Dig. A. HUE,F, Grad. At. If thu Nc -,;..i-S-.y-7
and GhirurSicai IN y Member of the Medical
discoverer Of 10 on !ty Of Baltimore Md is tho
Recent scter, .thout Mercury or noxioTs drngsI
Gred in from Il to As hours on written
d;s aee' chronic, inveterate and constitutional
diseases, ouch as have been abandoned as incursble
adoS sPteSsby IAN and cured The treatment
most distinguished Physicians of Pars and its uni
Eersai success in practice of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
ana are thoroughly removed at once AID forever from
tne system, especially all of constitutional de-
oulty; nervous diseases which or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certain
pernieious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
Or marriage. and to those who are suffering the evil
effects of improper indulgences, of whatever kind
now be perfectly restored TO natural health and
vigor, in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience can be relied on. No eror6itaas
or unprotesstonat charges
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that can be taken in the most conveuien
and private manner.
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED.
ERICK STREETS. ia1aIIr
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QUOTATIONS..
The number of Sheep received this week is small,
compared with that of previous weeks; but there is
sutiicency for the demand. excepting extra good
ones, which ar scarce.
S. Frankenstine reports sales at 5G7 cts. p pound
grass a few only bringing the latter figure.
McCleand x Logan report sales at 500 cts.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts at the various yards this week are,
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JOHN D. JONES, President.
GHAS, DENNIS, Vice President
ID; b. MOORE, ID Fice-President
.. j. u. HEWLETT, Sd Vice. President.
y Applications on all descriptions of MARINE
RISKS received and forwarded to the above we'll
iaf1-tf MI onoa place
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VIEWS OF GEN. FoRREsT.-A party W 49,.
board the. steamer Vicksburg - Mas las gwen on
evenings since Three hparo guests WePe new
f fnn w the vas Gen. n g. Forrest. In converse
surprises al recent publications stating that he had
& ' t country and wished him to note in his
in Mississippi, working hard to pay NV debts and
government taxes. fought the Government" said
Ne aS long as was able, and now 1 mean to stand
Dy and light for il 80 the same extent"
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CITY N Z w S

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILRoAD-ELECrIoN OF DIREcToRs.-A
general meeting of the Stockholders of the Northern
Central Railroad was held yesterday at Calvert Sta
ton for the purpose of eectng twelve directors of
the road for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of other business connected with the corporation.
The meeting was well attended, 60790 shares out of
90S7S were represented. John Hulme, Esq., of Phila-
delphia, called to the chair, and Robert S. Ho-
Inns, Esq, chosen secretary. After the organization
Of the meeting the following named gentlemen were
selected as directors:-J. D. Cameron, Wster Morris
William Colder. A. E. Kapp, B. F. Newcomer Geo.
Small, Jacob P. Jones, Thomas A. Scott John NJ
Kennedy, Z. G. Bddle, Henry Welsh, John A.
Wright. The only change made in the board of di-
rectors was the selection of John A. Wright. in
the place of J. D. Potts
The following resolutions were then adopted by the
meeting:
reetors be received and adopted and that the same
with the accompanying reports be printed for the
OF the Stockholders.
Resoloed, That it be recommended to the Board of
Directors if in their opinion consistent with the in
terests of the Company to deduct dividends during
the following year. Of not less than ten per cent in
ResOtued, That the Directors be authorized to ex
tend such financial aid to the Columbia and Port De-
post Railroad Company, as may in their judgment
be proper to protect advance the interests of this
Company in securing connection with and the con-
Sructl0n OF that road and also such aid they may
deem proper to the Union Railroad Company
The annual report Of the President and Directors
of the road was read, from which the following ex-
tracts TAKEN
The receipts of the main line 81
Expenses 1886, 691
Net 1925 7O2 90
The receipts of the Elmira and Williams
port Road $3.50 g 81
Expenses 549,34474
Net earnings. 9l,62S57
The receipts of the Shamokin and Potts
vile Railroad. S36 9S OS
200 492 43
Net earnings 116OO565
The receipts of the Wrightsville, York
and Gettysburg Railroad ........... S29. 4O6. 80
2S,94442
Net earnings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1920
Showing the total receipts to $50 Is
And total expenditure. 1850 $3.50
The net earnings for the year,. 81 476, Ss9 6S
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go Lie stock Market.

than formerly: but the rates Of discount are steady al
the banks at 10 = cent per annum, and on the stres
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was tried in the city court of Brooklyn, Yesterday
afternoon in which Charles S. Miller sued to recover
damages in the sum of 81 900 from S. j. Sherman for
calling him thief, 1t appears that Miller was
employed by Sherman to remove some trees from the
front Of his store in Fulton street. and after cutting
them down, he gave the stumpS for frewood to an
sherman, according to his own acknowledgment,
called Miller thief" and the jury gave verdict
Post
-Ihe Young child of the Onnnn nf Srn;r
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Reported Especially for the Baltimore Commercial
LIVE STOCK SCALES Feb. ~ 1000.
...r. .,rrr
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The young child of the Queen of Spain
hasju been baptized receiving at the font no less
than liz names.
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Yhea No. s. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
slae gong from Baltimore street. few doors fro1-
Tae corner: Fail not to observe Name and Numbe--