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A AGALLowsTowN lady recently requested
her husband to go to the dressmaker and
tell her that she (his wife) had changed her
mind, aud would have the watered silk in
stead of the pOplin, and that ''if she thinks
it would look better with bias flounces
without putting, and box-plated below the
equator, which should be gathered in hem
stitch gudgeons ep and down the seams,
with gusset-stitch between, she can make
it up that way, instead Of fluting the bobi-
net insertion and piecing out with point
applique, as suggested yesterday" The
man is now rsying maniac.
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THE RAILROADS.
What Will They Do About It Ite-LOng.
itude VS.. Latitude.

What Will They Do About 1t It9-LOng.
itude vs.. Latitude.
7 CHICAGO, April 10.-A meeting of repre-
sentatives of the Illinois railroads was held
at the Sherman house to discuss the trans
portation question and see what action was
best to be taken relative to the legisla-
ton proposed in the bill introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Donohoe. After prolong-
ed session, from which reporters were ex-
cluded, they adjourned without coming to
any agreement. President Newell, OF the
Illinois Central, occupied the chair. 1t was
shown that during the past year the North
and South lines had decrease in business
of about II per cent, and it was proposed
to make competing rates the same as local
rates, and thus bring the business up. This
was objected to by the representatives of
the East and West lines. These latter
lines reach the seaboard markets by short
er lines than the other, and are necessarily
benefited by the present arrangement.
Their refusal to come into the arrangement
for an advance of through rates defeated
the object of those who had called the
meeting.
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ST. LOUIS.
Death of the Oldest 1nhabitant.

ST. LOUIS, April 10.-Charles Sanguinet,
probably the oldest native inhabitant of the
section of country formerly known as
Upper Louisiaps, having been born in this
city in 1881, died to-day. Mr.. Sanguinet
was intimately connected with the COM
mercial and general growth of st. Louis
from the time it was a mere fur trading
outpost until few years ago, when he re-
tired from business, and was keen observ-
er of the changes in social, commercial and
political affairs OF the Great West during
that time.
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Suicides.

CHICAGO, April lO.-The trial of Mrs.
Anna Adair at Quincy, His, yesterday fol
the alleged poisoning of her husband in Lo
raine, Ils., last January, resulted in her &C.
quittal, it being clearly proved that the case
was one of suicide.
E. S. Wood, supposed from letters found
in his possession to be from Goshen, Ind
committed suicide at the Hibbard House
jackson, Michigan, yesterday, shooting
himself through the head.
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short Horns,

CHICAGO, April 10.-One of the largest,
most successful sales of short horn cattle
took place near Waukegan, H., yesterday,
the entire herd, Sc in all, of W. B. Dodge,
and thirty-six from the herd of G. G. Parks
being sold for an aggregate amount of over
forty-fVe thousand dollars, the cows av-
eraging S6l0.5O and the bulls $3.50 each.
The stock was purchased by breeders from
Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Ohio and In
diana,
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Condensed TeIegrams.

Michigan Legislators want all the matches
in that State labelled "poison."
A premature blast near Providence yes
terday killed two quarrymen and seriously
injured four others.
The Porkopolitans are rehearsing for
their May jubilee. .f
The Canadians have adopted the ballot
in lieu of viva yOce voting. r =
Near Wellsville, Mo-, yesterday loose
rail untracked train, iDjuring several pas
sengeIs. ~
In La Vendee, France, few days ago a
desperate fight occurred between two COM
panles of strolling actors, leaving nine killed
and several wounded.
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. CINCINNATI, April 10-The American
Tract Society, of New York, and the Wes
tern Tract and Book Society, of Cinciu.
natl, have united. Hereafter there will b.
only one depository in Cincinnati, wher,
the field consists of Ohio, Indiana, Ken
tucky and Tennessee. The funds contri
buted in future will 60 TO the General Be
neVolent Fund, and one-tenth of all th,
amount the Tracts Society gives away viii
be used in Cincinnatl's field,
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Miss ANNA L. DICKINSON is such a
strong advocate of the rights of her sex
that She will no doubt enjoy luxury which
we learn is in store lor her, and which has
heret 1tore been the exclusive privilege of
the other gender-suit for breach of pro-
mise. Net that anybody is particularly
grieved over broken marriage vow, but
that the gentle Anna promised TO come to
St. Louis to lecture, and involved certain
rent and printing, the which they propose
TO recover in suit at law, inasmuch as the
said gentle Anna did not come to time as
aforesaid, but played the. gay deceiver, to
he pecuniary loss and detriment of the
aintiffs.-St. Louis Democrat.
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ACCORDING to the ancient Alban Calen-
dar, when the year consisted of ten months,
April was the first, and had SO days. Ae-
cording to the calendar of Romulus, it was
the second month, and had 80 days. The
twelve month calendar of Numa gave it the
fourth place, with 29 days; but when julius
Caesar reformed the year, it was again given
80 days, and has so remained till the present
time. April is the fower-producing month
OF showers and sunshine. Hence the prov
erb:
HADri1 sbovare
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A Fathers Vengeance.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10-This after
noon John Samuel shot and instantly killed
Elhin, merchant, at the office of The lat.
ter. 1t is reported that the merchant at
tempted to seduce one of Samuel's dau b.
ters over year since. The deceased was
married and the father of seventeen child
ren.
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BEWARE of females with three arms.

DLWAhE UI 1eHlaI6s VIII ItII6e HIIuS'
They have no right TO such a profusion o:
limbs, and carry them for no good pur-
pose. A gentleman in Broadway stage
few evenings ago felt hand cropping in his
pocket ON the side next to a well dressed
woman. AT the same time neat, gloved
hand rested on her lap on the same side,
and seizing thisias she was leaving the Ye-
hicle he pulled her arm off.
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"ApriI showers
Make Nav flowers.

A LADY in Fairfield, Mass, discovered
that her daughter was about to elope. She
didn't make any fuss about it, but the
night on which the elopement was to take
place, gave her daughter an opiate in her
tea, so that the giIl did MT wake up till
morning. Meanwhile the lover had grown
tired OF waiting, and left in disgust.
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MEMPHIS.
The Newell Mystery.

MEMPHIS, April 10.-Rohert II. Cole
man, charged with the murder of John
Newell, was discharged to-day, the State
having failed to make out case against
him.
A slight frost last night.
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KILLING FROSTS.
Thrnuphnut Texas

GALVESTON, April 10.-Telegrams and
private intelligence from twenty-three
counties report killing frosts, The crops
and fruits are all killed and replanting COM
menc.d. These counties embrace a large
portion Of the cotton growing districts.
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, NASHVILLE TENN, FRIDAY. APRIL Ii, Il
FOREIGN.
For Vienna.

II For Vtenfl8s
/ TRIESTE, April 1O.-The United States
steamer Brooklyn arrived to-day with the
storeship Supply in tow. The Supply
brings the American contributions to the
Vienna Exposition.
| The Carlist War.
PARIS, April l0.--A dispatch from Spain
states that the garrison of Puigcerda refus-
| ing to surrender, the Carlists opened fire on
the town. The result is not known.
BAYoNNE, April 10.-The Carlists con-
tinue to lombard the town of Puigcerdo.
Relief for the garrison has beer sent from
Corona. Brigadier Gen. Camanos has
beaten band of Carlists under Saliva, who
were menacing Gelsoni. Mires, at tie
head of considerable force of insurgents,
has levied a contribution Of 10000 francs
on Villa Franca and demands its immedi-
ate payment by the municipality, threaten
ing the town with the fate of Berga if the
money is not forthcoming. The place be-
ing well defended, the authorities refuse to
yield.
PARIS April 1O.--Jhe following dispatch
has been received here.
Persigndu ApriL 1915 Pm. The at
tack on Puigcorda continues. No reinforce
ment are in sight. The Garrison and vol
unteers are making heroic resistance,
but their position is critical. Fire has al
ready broken out in the town.
E MADRID, April 10-Reinforcements 400
strong embarked at Cadiz to-day, for Cuba.
England Reducing Taxes.
( LONDON, April 10.-The Chancellor of
the Exchequer has arranged to carry the
reduction Of fifty per cent on the sugar du-
ties into effect next month. The reduction
ON raw sugar will take place on the 6th,
and on refined sugar on the 28th.
An Irish Famine.
Great distress for want of food is report
ed in the islands on the Irish coast eff Gal
wag. The sheep even are starvinr. Sub
scriptions are opened for the relief of the
islanders.
The Great Bank FOrgers.
Developments made in the Bank of Eng
land forgery case which was before the
Lord Mayor again to-day, conclusively es
tablishing the fact that the forgeries were
committed by Austin Bidwell, now
under arrest 1T Havana, and whose surren-
der has been ordered by the Spanish Gov
ernment; George Mcdaniel, held for ex-
tradition in New York; George Bidwell,
whose arrest in Edinburg has already been
announced, and Noyes, the alleged clerk of
the parties who was the first person taken
into custody here. George Bldwell and
Noyes were both before the court to-day,
and after examination remanded to New
gate.
A S2O,OOO,OOO SwindIe.
NEW YORK, April 10.-A Paris letter
say that of twenty millions francs subscrib-
ed in France for the construction of the i'm
aginary Memphis and Elpaso railroad,
eighteen and half millions went into the
pockets of fthose who engineered the scheme
and the remainder was used to make ex-
travacant contracts that the sale of the
bonds might be further stimulated.
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TIE total amInt of revenue paid into
the treasury ofhe United States during
thcyears 1855 1870, ISL and 1872 aggre-
gatss the ma,eIlous sum of $2,519,7S9. 1862
Tie debt du on the 1st day
f July. 4e69, was. -. 2,489,O02 ,4S0
o. July /, 1872. 2,l9l, ,4s6,S43
debt paj............... S297,516,l97
% that ht of s2,519, ,789,962 collect ed
from thepeople, only about one dollar out
of everyeight has been applied to the pay
ment o the debt. What has gone with the
other even is question which each indi-
viduat taxpayer must cypher out for his own
atlsfsction.
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Mrs. O'LEABY, owner of the mythic COW
that kicked over the candle that fred the
barn that burned Chicago, has opened a
millinery store in Michigan.
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THE ATLANTIC.
Wreckfng.


HALIFAX, April 10.-Two schooners
arrived this morning with lot of goods
saved from the wreck Of the Atlantic. The
Collector of Customs went down TO the
wreck to-day. A strong southeast wind
and rain with a heavy sea is bad for the
wreck.
The body of Mr.. Brinkley was washed
ashore at Luuenburg to-day, 10 miles
west of the wreck. There were life pre-
servers on the body.
AFamiIy Funeral.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 10.--The
bodies of William and Mary Merritt, vic
TINS of the Atlantic disaster, arrived here
TO. day, were viewed by the relatives and
friends, and then placed in an elegant cask-
ct and put in the receiving vault to await
the finding of the bodies of Mrs. Merritt
and Miss Scrivener. Then one funeral and
all will be buried together.
Making Money Of Misfortune
New YORK, April 10.-John Hanley, the
youthful hero of the AtlIntic disaster,
visited the Stock Exchange to-day and re-
ceiYed $233.
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archaeological.

BOSTON, April 10.-A gentleman who
wi'holds bis name has given twenty-five
thousand dollars to the Massachusetts, Insti-
tuition of Technology.
The Massachusetts Historical Society re-
elected Robert G. Winthrop, President.
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General Appropriation Bin Defeated

. COLUMBUS, O., April 10.--ID the House
this evening the General Appropriation
bill was put on its passage and defeated,
the Morgan raid claims men aud the Ham
ilton delegation voting in the negative.
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NEW YORK, April I0-A commotion has
been created in Wall street by the an
nouncement that the Grand Jury has sum-
moned several leading bankers who are in
cl ned to tell all they know about the
cliques formed and forming, and to give
TIE names of usurers,
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MaipM aad Smerigit,

TENNESSEE BOND closed in New York
last evening at 792 f both issues.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-04-04

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce JOHN j.
ALEXANDER as q candidate for the next
Sheritfalty of Hartford county, subject to the
Democratic Conservative nomination.
sep20 MANY FRIENDS.
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THE EGIS & INTELLIGENCER.
BEL AIR, Md, APRIL 4, 1873.
Brief Mention.

AT present there are about eighty Amer
lean physicians in Vienna, twenty in Berlin,
and seven or eight in Paris, most of them be-
ing young men who are completing their
medical education previous to commencing
practice at home
"A curious accident occurred, recently, at
a sale in England. While the auctioneer was
in de act of saying, "Going, going, gone" the
floor gave way, and about thirty people were
+ precipitated into the kitchen Nine of the
thirty were injured and removed to their
\ homes in carts.
IA Chinese witness in New York, recent
q NJ upon being asked what he thought would
Become of him if he took false oath, replied,
Through an interpreter, that ''if he did SO he
fcould not go back to China and would have
sto stay in New York all the time" The
Judge decided that with such an impulse to
veracity he might safely be sworn.
\. The last New York mania is said TO be
gray heads on green shoulders" With
fashionable young ladies there we are told,
golden locks are at discount and raven
tresses they pronounce vulgar" The cor
rect thing is the "silvcr crown of reverent
age" which somehow mysterously sur
mounts scores ofbrows innocent of wrinkle
This feat is accomplished not by the use of
perfumed white or gray powder, wherewith
the stately DANES ofthe olden time were wont
to conceal the graces of nature, but by the
application of chemicals, which leave their
locks really white.
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MR.. EDITOR: Please announce VIM. G. IL
WAY as candidate for the next Sheriffalty
Hartford county, subject to the Democratic Com
servative nomination.
sep27 MANY VOTERS e
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The Late Mrs. John Lee Carroll.

Mr. EDITOR: Permit me to ask you to be
kind enough to give place in your columns to
THU lowing appropriate tribute to q Maryland
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g.AR SCIENCE MoNTHLY.-This excellent
for April contains the following table
8nts:
Importance of the Cultivation of Sci
Nc Nebular Hypothesis-Rivera and Lake
N-Applied Sanitary Science-Barbarism
IN ID Education-The Horned Frog. By
.fsnsss4 ckland. Qllustrated-On the Transfu-
on of Blnod-Science and Our Educational
Troglodytes, or Cave-Dwellers of
Study of Sociology. By Herbert
ish and American Science-Sci.
sce a&4 - Atfairs-Dscovery of Mount
YRS Table-Literary Notices-and
IN iscellany.
tied by f. L. Youmans and pub
" Appleton ~ Co., $40 Broadway,
&erms S. year.
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A Fine Wharf,

located on tide water, with ample room for
storage of lumber coal, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale as
prescribed by the decree are-that one-third
ofthe purchase money shall be paid in cash on
the day of sale, or the ratification there
of; one-third in six months, and the balance
in twelve months from the day of sale-the
deferred payments to bear interest from the
day of sale and to be secured by the notes or
bonds ofthe purchaser, with security APPROX
ed by the Trustee.
Parties desiring further information will
please address the undersigned.
GEORGE Y. MAYNADIER, TRUSTEE,
Bel Air, Hartford county, Md.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. mh2S
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For Sheriff
For Sheriff.

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce FRANK B..
GLENN as a candidate for Sheriff of Hartford
ounty, subject to the Democratic Conservative
omination. MANY VOTERS.
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce me cand-
date for the next Sheriffalty of Hartford county,
Conservative party at the Primary Elections.
sep13 w. b. JARRETT
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) Sefv1ces in Bel Air and vi.
M cinity.
bay, MARCH 30th, 1878.
Protestant.-Bel Air, II A. NJ

Protestant.-Bel Air, II A. NJ,
81 P. NJ, Rev. A. D. Melvin.
Violence, 1Ob A. NJ, Union Chapel 81
HRev. John Roberts.
ADtodist Episcopal.-Bel Air, 1O5 A. NJ,
Isand Prayer Meeting.
Cry 10 AM, Thos. Run, 3 p. NJ, Rev.
clarkson.
sklin. 10 A. NJ, Darlington, 8 P. NJ,
I'll s. France.
tian Church.-Near Clayton, Rev.
ION Hawkins, M. D., pastor. Service
unday morning at II o'clock.
slant Episcopal.-St. Mary's, near
wn, II 4. NJ, Rev w. F. Brand.
Church, Bel Air, 81 P.
Spring, 10t A. NJ, Rev. William
len. Trinity, Churchville, II A. M.
M, Rev. E. A. Colburn; Grace
Darlington, 81 p. NJ, Rev. E. A.
ls6yterian.-Bel Air, II A. NJ, and
~. lev. E. d. Finney.
oue Presbyterian Church., Aberdeen
NJ, and n p. NJ, Rev. D. X. Camp
pan Catholic.-St. Ignatius, Hickory
Sunday and Holiday, at 10a A. NJ.
F.O'Connor.
Church South.-Appointmentsf for April.
rrymansville, II A. NJ; Dublin, II A. NJ.
q berdeen, II A. NJ, Darlington, ~ p. NJ.
sville, IL A. NJ, and II P. NJ, Goth,
A. NJ. 27th, Jarrettsville, II A. NJ.
u Pm Rev. j. q. sEDwIcK, P. G.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of u writ of Fier Facias, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, at the suit of William McSparren
administrator ofJohn G. Williamson, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of Parker Scarborough, TO me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Parker Scarborough in
and to all that
Tract or Parcel Of LAND
situated in Hartford county, and particularly
described in deed from Samuel Scarbo-
rough and wife to Parker Scarborough,
date December 9th, 1S40, and recorded in
Liber Fl. d. G., No. 3G, folio 1922, one of the
land record books of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, containing
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Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me to ask you to be
Kind enough to give place in your columns to
thJrT lowing appropriate tribute to a Maryland
~ Mdeceased, taken from the New York
: arch I'd.
~ As 81 lad bereavement, Mr. Carroll will have
IN tere sympathy of his many friends
ss xbut the State
~ me time since any event in the special
M New York has occasoned such wide
Y ma, sympathy and regret the awfully
Aqeafh, in this city, of the wife of Hon.
y g RI ss "a Carroll, Of Maryland, on Monday
3 80. ~ Mrs. Carroll was in the very prime
II %nhood, and mother ola large family, of
sT 81. % eldest is but fifteen. The only child
TX. Z Syal Phelps, by Il South American lady
~ 90 A Spanish lineage, she inherited from
ss " E 3Ar, whom she lost just year ago, q
sss 3.s i III disposition, and charming consid-
ystasq1 u Aall around her, which won every
4 s V kshe blended with the gentle quail
X ~ 4FNS so4d judgment and sterling good
Is len hHVe earned for her father the high
i occupies in this great centre of COM
ssSN Mrs Carroll's husband is great-grand-
Saarroll of Carrollton, the well-known
Wa Inc Act of Independence and some
81 S&Y the ancestral mansions Dohorcagan
Tx sSaSAssed, by q family arrangement into
Sjt AVA ihere he and his wife have spent Il
oh of their time, enjoying period of
yssss sgsks<sad and exceptonable happiness, as
MI s{ we those who had the privilege of paric-
,sing In 1t almost fearful to its duration, re-
58Psalling those lines:
% knew, knew it could not last:
III Twas bright, twas heavenly, but its past
N 1t was in this venerable abode, which, proba-
g bly more than any other in the land recalls the
wv Time -hono1ed seat of a country gentleman of
" great estate in the old country that the lady of
the manoTwas seen in perfection The poor old
tAOayc, and the gayest young nobleman
a tour through the country found him
FSs & Gath that ever hospitable roof were
'8 yle object of her kindly solicitude
,T III iogh the heiress to great wealth, and
y All led by all that money and position could
rs, Carroll always seemed extraordi-
lid ifferent TO luxury. An indefatigable
III g>Yf AMID remarkably well informed, she de-
in the company of cultivated and agree
sNsss% oplIe, and yet was ever tolerant of those
ssSfgA qualities were precisely the reverse. For
* u society, however, she cared but little,
as happiest in her delightful home. She
M surround herself with few congenial
anions, to enjoy that charming communion
f& country home-life alone offers in perfec.
4 N Deeply as her death is deplorcd here, the
occasions will be far greater there. For
sS VI 4sXfA mile around the old manor whose roof
now for nearly two centuries sheltered
" aX bands ancient family, the memory of
sss S4@ tie lady, than whom none was ever more
asN x2.lRr the golden Jerusalem, will long be
s Ssz&<% een.
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce HENRY G.
JOHNSON as a candidate for the next Sheriffal-
ty of Hartford county, subject to the Democratic
Conservative nomination.
sep27 MANY VOTERS
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$50, 200 WORTH OF CJOTHIy6,

BUSINESS SUITS, 50, ST. sl3, SIS, SIS, and $50.
BUSINESS PANTS, $780, $780, 81 So and $500
DRESS PANTS, 400, $50 $50 and Il 80.
We design to make this large snd speedy sale, and
offer such Inducements AS will lead You to buy Let
every one III want of Clothing and get the
choice of the first consignment. We want our custo-
mers aud the citizens of Baltimore have the whole of
this stock OF Clothing, which, together with our own
VIII constitute over two hundred thousand Coats Pants
and Vests to he disposed Of to the citizens of Baltimore
if they appreciate efforts to supply them with good
substantial Clothing at low prices II this stock does
ngton house, but shall give Baltimore chance Mt it
hrst We have exered ourselves get the control of
this stock and trust the citizens baltimore will az
precate. Bear In mind that you can now secure sub
stantial bargains in CLOTHING for MEN, YOUTHS and
BOYS.