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SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
-r,y vOpK CASH TAILORING MENT

NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No I42 FULTon-sTRsET, NEAR BROADWAY.
lust Received large and elegant assortment OF Pau and
Winter Goods fof end 10 now pfeosred
.o,upoy our customers with Of dezcpnoa OF
superior worknan,hD both With res1-t 10 rys and dr-1b-
~ ard r, p1s r below thoes OF ts pretended cheap cash
.,tab.4aueaA IN Broadway. 1kose establishments being
compelled By OF their to charge noTsat
ed prcs Ct inferior workmanship l. ordre that
gentlemen may be convinced of tie truth Of Eat.Dont
invite them examination Of goods well TO Tbs
of watch fntsr Ourselves will
fvoaby with made th. and st the most
satisfactory. a :. FISHER e %. sis lmn'
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERa.-Thss sub
shea make known 20 te public that u
the yu,t ard which sDt ths city By the Ebove
nae. entirely dierzat Ton the SoDA DIseUrT aud So
a.2 CRAcKkRs made NJ az, bakery which have bsgn utes
- .nvsds particularly thoGs ~ho suffer ffun IND gea;son
twenty with tho best se1ult7 whbe iha
nion which can be made fer leo PREF though perhaps
coed pc1on in heath wholly unfit or the HEX Tia
aboye BlscrTv and CRAcK2Rs also BUTTER DIscUIr WINK
hsCUrr, BuTTEg CRAcxXAs. WATER CRAcEKRs, PiLQr
aad Navy BREAD of the dTst quality, constantly for
sale q. the ws!knoyn establishment 20 Washn street
corner Of Warren street. EPHRAIM TREADWEI l..
| iylspu 6ms
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FIt)JUNN. fucuOnecr.
~ COTTON s. co. Auc,.oa MI commission hefrhanb.
l. .ao IL tuton nd Is AIMS Ce-'oeai ad'a nce
uiade snmenti. and pOmpi rctrrr- made
At Private Sale ENchnnCe tSr property N tn' oy-h
Farm % about 10 Sereca County, " on mo CyGe
and turnpike about mile from the Canal aud thIe
from Monczuma Village. Said Farm under high s'aie %
cultivation
Also small tract I'd ming. of about II acreN. win neat
house and barn, and iruit abundance The WHOLE ~ eth
Will DO sold moderate terms. exchanged Tor properly
this city foT PARTICULAR enquire NJ the store 40 u
To- --tre
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&c Second Anniversary OF the SONS of

&c Second Anniversary OF the Sons OF
Tcmperanec-.4stiGnd Dfrision, No. Il. S. n T
Grafton 81 the Hon GEORGE :. CATLIS Of Windham. Co.
Banner Presentation by Ashland Institution No = Sisters of
Tenpence q; the Tabernacle the OF October a.
made \. render % The Faade occasions of the season
Sgmhet oiticke,s .os,i,'sy nsd =, ga n,
zenberry, 30 9h.evenue; W 1les. 1875 -,havenue: thss
ii5 Ea.saGTest: las.c i2 avenue d Nav 81 B;oaj
way " Oliver ann and Nassau streets, tlrssn OF
s;Iee uyier III Rleecser tres 4 Hagrs Il street
and Hal, Post Office, Brooklyn ,l.--
O. iii jA 81 Gf f2kSER, c 65Ts5'a,as
FowLER's iHREsoLoGIcAL CABSsT. 3i Nassau St y. Y.
where may be seen gea;er VARSITY OF specimens OF human
Such us skulls bust. casts Of the heads OF distinguished
men from oil nations even down to me 4 helded
Sciences of Ph-enoosy and Physiology. And at the same
ycG and how to ifpIove youreve, boh nie cciuay Mo-
rcllv and Physically Office open both day ana evening
"A lwIsf
n5- IIats-Fnl Fashion.-Now ready. complies
oihe Fall Fashion HATS which in quality we
prices. VIZ FINE Mole o. Six Hats e3t Extra DO 80
Imitation Dsa'S WILSON i s c. Co. Isl Chatham Square,
n B. Caps o'vs'' description on hand 'n Ff sss f'
OF Autumn Hais.-The subscriber announces to
his customers end Others rsadinc= supply the Fall Pat
tern Of Gontl.men's Hats.
The fnest Nut:ia are furnished 81. .,r..,....td g
III quality, " :...-..:........ .
nu3l isti SPENCER. 81 Chambers street.
II Graham, H0nse, 90 neutrality-suspicious. or
transient vsiters desiring quiet home where real Temper
diet pUiieIed them CONSISTING OF Veceabs FRUITS
&c without st;nuian;s flesh cas invited paironlze
aug ,fis r. GoSS.
E- BOARpING.-sir. Guss. haylrs, opened the new
md commodiGu house. Is Vesey ST. near tho Asor House
2cie's choice OF desirable 10 transient permanent
BCar6e. CrOton Shower. ana cod Baths free. The
iocelon central. We, quiet aa sy. Terms moderate
austin
DIT The Invisible tvig-So closely resembles the
:ca mead OF hs TINT scepcs and have pro
nounce the most perfect and extraordinary the
day The .ren' advantage OF this novel end unique Wig
being made without sewing weaving, which causes ap
nearnnc"s o closely 70 resemble the natural hair both in
ighinc<s and natural appearance to defy detection
IL texture heng beautiful. porous and free that
IN oil cases o: preparation evaporation unlmpeded and
the great evils OF Other Wigs entirely avoided The scien
ic and connGsseuT ai.e Invited inspect novel
rnd beautiful whiR and the peculiar ms;hod OF fitting
the bend, ahe manufacturers, 4. e.. BARRY, l46
RroaduRv. corner # Liberty street. stairs o2 Inns
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sronrANn LAyELLING uorsE rOR ALE

STOREAND DWELLING HOUSE FOR ALE.
f4S a large commO,,tous store. convenient D"-lhHi
:iijd House and few building lois. lor ale NJ Low
psS considering liz value anf adnp1iinn to business
te, IN the centre OF remarkably lpnShiS village on Inc
Hudson dyer 4 he IN which nrge business -
nnv dora urnroaly lr Cash. ami l on toe acfe1se
h., am account III hea,h the w,h5, 10 dispose 81 H.
~ , ~ but m modem ~ and rnn- rcd o the bes
for the PURPOSE the nte mud as h ,ate clar" custom
W. The dv cling hOis no ~ pfilne ol-T'
The conrern believed advantages which To the bu
sine:, MAI are rarely equal led Tide ndpuahe app; to
i, ..'''' - In 's,iar street. New rodk
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Dg- A Mez-otins Likeness OF Henry Clay,
this day published BY the subscribe; from the DaSueueoype
Original OF The clay Biess; Pins Of which i, faithful and
pleasing copy II OF the size md style OF on, Likeness Of
Theodore Felnghuysen Price 95 A te,s deduction
10 wholesale purchaets Cash orders one O, both Of the
Eacrlvlngs are solicited.
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yyssgG MEETINGS.
FREENEN AROUSE!
DEMOCRATIC WIGS


DEMOCRATIC WIGS
OF NEW-YoGK AND BROOKLYN will he held a, Ma.
FtONAL HALL on TAU SDAY EVENING, the l0:h in
slant. at !. pas; O'Clock.
All who opposed 10 the Treasury rejected By the
reog!e IN 1870;
All who opposed permitting the Pduper La,or of
Europe in competition with The .7raercCn Artisan
All who are opposed to the Hunbug System called Free
Tads which would Ports The products OF ak Ma
lions vino have closed theirs ueeinit u.s. BY the enactment OF
enormous duties
All opposed tho Annexation OF Texas a'Grs; the will OF
The People:
An IN favor of HENRY CL.7l' 10, President, and
THEODORE FRELLTGHUFSE.Tfor Vice. President:
american Industry
All friends 0. glorious band Of Wings upon our State
ticket;
FILLMORE. wILK!N.
HALL. COLLIER.
and OTHERS;
Are requested to meet ut the hour and place specified.
The meeting vii be addressed By the following named CEN
tlemen -
Hon. LUTHER BRApIsu J. De PEYsrER OGDEN. ESQ.
JOSEPH L. WHITE, DAVID GRAHAM, Esq.
JoHS A kIYa, JosnUA A. spEScER. ESQ.
Mr.. Mason. of Maryland and other distinguished gentlemen
During tn, evening the Gee Singers Of the Club. Mesi.
Stou'cnburc Msng and Jackson. Will contribute scms of
their best Glees and Songs.
The Ponce! Clay Club ofhe Eighth Ward heng charged
with the arrangements OF this meeting. respectfully invite MI
Clubs and Associations connected with the Wing be
present with their Banners.
by order WM. II. SWEET. Chm of the Club.
joins Fixcn, secretaries. olO lie
The night is past; Joy come,h with the morrow
~ Fifteenth wand Clay Cfub.-The members
the Fifteenth Ward Clay Club. aud all friends of CLAY
and FRELINGuUYSEN, FILLMORE aud WILkIN. ure
earnestly requested all their strength meet.
ing the Club he held Constitution Hall FRIDAY
EVENING, the llih inst. AZ ~ O'Clock
Wings of the Fourteen Hundred MAJORITY Ward, you
expected, one and all, 10 attend
Several distinguished speakers have promised to attend and
address the meeting The ee Club will also be attendance
The Ladies OF the Fifteenth and other Wards also
vited. aud seats will be reserved TO- .hem.
HENRY T.. DAVIES. President.
DUDLEY SILpES,
IosKrH WHITE, Vice
I:
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ALL FOR CENTS.
TOM BURKE OF OURS"

TOM BURKE OF "OURS."
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
MeSsr;. Carey & Hart have Jus, published
TOM BURKE OF " OURS
complete o with Illustrations 20 cents large yps.
For SIZE whnesa am retail, By
BURGESS. sTRlNGER s. co. ~ Broadway.
Corner Ann street.
N..B.-!il.o. JUST PUBLISHED
DICK TCRPIN. THE nlGHWAYMtN: or. Redwood.
\ Romance. hT w. Harrison AirSwaTth, Esq.
With iu-tr'ons Price x cents.
Also, RANKE'S HISTORY. OF TIE POPES-TheE
Church and State. the lon and 9Th Centuries BY Lea
Rake. Translated i:on the LIST Edition Of TIE German ny
Walter KeGiin1 Kelly. ESQ. B. A. Of 1rnty College Dublin.
BURGESS. SrRINGER * co.
% 2tis - Broadway, corner Ann street.
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~ DIR. H. Kimbslrs Mineral Tce,h.-Tbe
celebrity which these Tsttn have obtained and thu
ooE Them BY those who have them, togehe. with
t-ir known superiority hs great Of tech
,ha, mads this county have induced ~ himbal
make such arrangements will hereafter enable him lup
ply increasing demand for em 10 tIten ne hes been
confirmed this design By the uno!m success which has at
isnde his department s MS Profession, anc oy
the high that have passed upon sse teeth BY
OF our dstHs Ui,he citizens who are row wearing
her ard by several eminent Physicians and dentists OF
IN city who have pontaneonsl OfIred he cst simple est
monals their excellence These teeth and sl contiHEe
To be ~ Dr kimbal ezeinsipt for hi. practice
he arc set IN the eek snn- upon hehSI &c pt.s
1hu hoap'sc the month SUCH 10 Combine tHr
nicnest utility 'vih the possible couor Trey nIe
Warranted To he unsurpassed by Anc tina: nst7 n The nj
ec States ,ad guaranteed all cases 6; perfectly a,d
" NPer I'll e Purposes hat artificial teeth can bs Daoe 10
answer D kimo1i wishes be particularly noted that hts
Arrangements such enable offer these teeth
made N me style above mentioned al The prices that zee
ehGrrsdJor NE mast inferior kinds Specimens be
81 lmisy$ ~
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Commercie, and Money rla,ser.

a. REAL's HAIR RESTORATIVE ut 81 Wnlkev.slreet. lt
store FROM Broadway. Cs6eod
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BISHOP WEISS NEW WORK.

BISHOP IVES'S NEW WORK.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
THE APOSTLES DOCTRINE AND FELLOWSHIP"
FIVE SERMONS
Preached the principal Churches ofh Diocese during
his Spring Visitation, sli By the Right Rev. l.. Silman
Ives d. u. Ill d Bishop Of North Carolina. ccsnni VOL
urus, iSrao. 63Ht cents.
Contens-l he case of the first II. The con
ton and OF jasc to adult converts ILL., ubec
tons u Baptism condition ana of Justification
swered. Flr.t Part. regards tire aCrafa" geueTa!y-
Second Part regards application 10 infants - Con
firmatlon. instituted by Almighty God.
The Apostles Fellowship.
JUST PUBLISHED.
NARRATIVE OF VisIr TO rHH SYRIAN tIACoRiTE)
CHURCH MgsoPOrAMIa: with Statements and Reflections
the present OF Christianity IN TurEcr, aud The cha
racter and prospects Of the Eastern Church by the . 10
ratio Scouting tie, A. 81. vol i2mo. and cloth 81.
THE coMPLErg WORKS OF RICHARD HOOKER WIT l.ie
by Walton aud Introduction ard SOius b. lev JOHN kcje
vols 3vo 81.
PARocu:tL Nd Practical SERMONS by The Rev. Chas.
Bradley, A. NJ four vols of English quRrto vol $40.
81 70. u. ApfLETCN. Publishers.
os g., 2Go nrcsdmay.
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NEW WORK ON AFRICA.
JUST PUBLISHED,
NOTES OS NORTHERN AFRICA-The Sahara and
Soudan relation 20 the EthnozrHphy, Languages History.
Political and Social conditions al the Nations of those Coun
ties. WITH Tar0us FOcabuiarsS.
BY " L. HOD;SOS. ESQ.
vol ev' 10 paper binding. well printed, pfcc % cents
The information contained this interesting wo's The
suit of The authors personal wh me natives oi
Africa. During his off ~ Agie he had oppnT-
unes of cOnvering with parsons from the varor' countries
which he described and hat ne mas related repeat
edy confirmed by successive GCulries The facts recorded
may. therefore, be deemed approximation TO
truth, the circumstance. OF the would allow. There
other mode, al least. Of obtaining information 50
important European he's ~, VISITED that region
OF Africa inch les Immediately SOCtE OF AlGieTs
Published ana for sale By
90 2tis WILEY & PUTNAM, l6l BroadwsF.
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OF CHINA CEMENT for mending broken China or Glass.
wurrene1. at b. Nnserst lt store FROM Broadway .
cents bottle, oe Stood
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JOSIAH RlcHARp= Agcti1neer.
TYB,S;S RICHARDS ! 9Lt1T-S:orc 11 Broad
= Ieefs ::a ysncaEneris llsee oa eoassnnenA
~ B. = p. have re.-7ci 20 No 50 Bfoa-way. lew
io1fs -toys tr,!r !GTgcf pisre.
- EDSFsDAf. 4 80 IRs-nAf I'D hllAh ~ E.tI.'SS.
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OF Autumn Hais.-1he subscriber announces 10
customers end Others his reaGne to supply the Fall Pat
tern of Gontl.mens Hats.
The finest Nni:ia are furnished a.! ',,'.......t4
S1 quality, '....-..-........ .
nuSl si SPENCER. 81 ChAnbers-stree.
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E- Second Ward Wing Executive Conn
meeting Of said Committee on Saturday
evening. Catcher 5t ei the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
ReSoired Tha, the names of the Members of the Finance
COMMITTEE OF this Ward lie published. and other persons
authorized by this COMMITTEE make any collections 'oi
the Wing party of I'M; Ward.
Finance C0mmittec.-Revo L. Hence, Jeremy l. Cross
Jane, Kelly. George Rowland. George W. Phyfe and Alfred
oach. BY order vt the Ward Committee,
GEORGE A. HOOD, Chairman.
GAVIN CASE. Secretaries. osa
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E5r BOARpING.-Ms. Gt::S. haYire, opened the new
and commadious house. Is Vesey ST.. tho Aor House
2Cie.s choice of desirable transient permanent
BCardeE. CfOton Shower ana cold Baths FREQ. The
iocrlon central. yet quiet rad sady. Terms moderate
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|, Gabriel Jonston, No. Reckless street. do Ger fy,
that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years with
Rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled, SO
that she obliged to be confined TO bed; hearing of
Calnre's IMPLICATED SYRUP OF SARSata-
RILLA, or Anti Scoibutic Syrup, | procured -four
bottles which completely removed all her pains and
Stiffness from her limbs; bottles made pei
duties as usual GABRIL JONSTON.
The above valuable medicine for the cure of Scrof
ula Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Sweaings OF the
joints, Eruptions of the Skin and all diseases arising
from the abuse of mercury, may be had ia Baltimore,
wholesale and RETAIL of j. L. PERKINS & BRO,
corner Franklin and Green-sts., and L. Ii. PERKINS,
s. w. corner Baltimore and Greene-ss. d2l
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S3-THE GREAT WEEK AT MORTIMER s.
MOWBRAY'S. The increasing and distinguished
patronage receive the public accord TO
US the merit Of selling "cheap" We intend to do all
we can to satisfy our friends who want articles for
pIeseuts-that so far as we are concerted, nothing
shall be wanting on our part-if they give us a call
we will give them beautiful Goods for little money;
we in part, gold Pencil Cases 50, &C.. silver do
very cheap Tortoise Shell Card Cases ST. other kinds
at cost; elegant silvered Hair Pins, with beautiful
tassels 80; other kinds at cost Work Boxes; Shave
and Dressing Cases; Toys; Games; gentlemen's Silk
Scars 50 cts Cloves cheap Stocks; black Satin Soc,
&C.; Toys China and silver plated Tea setts Knives;
Razors Scissors; Brushes Combs; elegant Boxes; with
Extracts from 37B to 70 cts beautiful present, We
invite all who want to give us call, our goods will
be found, in price and quality, to give satisfaction.
90 Right on the corner OF Market and Chares-ss.
u25-lt* MORTIMER & MOWERAY.
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n3a SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION The
Exhibition Of tie Sabbath Schools attached 10 she Ca
roline Station, will be held in the Caroline st. Nj. e..
Church OIL THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst,
commencing at Ct O'Clock. Arrangements have been
made TO render this of the most interesting e1hi
billions of the season, consisting in part OF variety of
Speeches, Dialogues, Hymns ard Sabbath School Ex-
ercises prepared expressly for the occasioaadded to
which, an appropriate address may be expected from
the Rev. HENRY SJIoER.
n3T Tickets l2t cents each--can be obtained at the
Bookstore of Rev l. p. Cook Baltimore street, of Mr.
l.. Audoun, Thames-st., f P; Mr.. Jos. A. Ramsay,
Market-st. F. p, and of the Teachers. d2I tuw3t
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f13- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"JVHOOPING COUGH CORDLAL" has been
proved. in hundreds of cases in tits city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOpING COUGH. In Asrn
MA ali structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inhamnation,) difficulty Of breathing, &C. il is used
with great benefit aud prompt comfort and when It's
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cu,nstances induce 10 state, that the GENUINE Ar
TIcLE can Only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH
Basement Of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
tiinore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle d4 tJal0t
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ATEN CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
" AT6! TO z CENTS. The subscriber having
returned TO his Old Stand, 1875 LEXINGTON-ST.,
enc door blow Paca is now selling great bargains in
GROCERIES, &c He offers for sale 90 400 pounds
beautiful NV crop N. o. and p. r. Sugar, at the very
low price O Ct to cents-part in brls, suitable for
store keepes, at s. to 81 cents; also, fine bargains in
Teas aud G1tee, having bought them low for cash
with genehl sappty of Groceries best Family and
Super FLOUR.
Also for sale, two choice LOTS in G. M. Cemetery.
N. b. For rent, Warehouse No. 7, S. Charles st.
]. H. KEENE,
dIS-d7t No. 1876 Lexington street,
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OYSTERS AND TERRAPINS.

OYSTERS AND TERKAPINS.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS d TERRAPINS
- always OF hand and served up in superior style,
at few minu IS notice. any hour from 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. until II o'dock, p. M. Families supplied with the
best OYSTERS in market, carefully shuck'd. and free
from shells aid dirt. Merchants and others, visiting
Baltimore, and wishing TO take with them q can or
two of fine irish Oysters, can have them put up by
giving few tnutes notice, and sent to any of the
Hotels or to tile Rail Road in time for the cars.
EEAN HAMILTON, German street,
Between Hanover and Sharp.
t7- FRESH OSTERS put up to keep in any eli
mate. 1923 -eoiw
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13- OH. OF TANNIN; OR, LEATHER REsroRER
"A New Chemical Discovery. Most people know that
skins and hides converted into leather by the use
of Tannin extracted from certain oils, sc.
When the force and strength of the Tannin is worn
out leather becomes dead, hard dry, brittle, cracked
covered with crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW. To
ness and remove all crust, fly or bIister-restore the
tannn. This substance the leather never can receive
the second time; but the whole virtues of il are in
this article. the OIL OF TANNIN-which penetrate
the Stest and hardest leather if it has been twenty
years in use; aud it tears easily with the fingers 1t
imparts strength that is utterly Incredible
until seen. 1t becomes like new leather III all re
makes all leather completely and perfectly impervious
TO INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes, carrage-tops har
ness, hose, trunks and in fact all things made of
leather giving splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling its and dura
bility, in whatever manner the leather is used. A
supply of this article has just beea received at the cor
ner of Hanover and Baltimorests, Baltimore. II
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NO. PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF ~HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds
HoarSeness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c,
NAV be had at wholesale az RETAIL Of Roberts & At
kinson corner Of Hanover and Marker streets; or of
Perkins & Brother, corner Of Franklin and Green $751;
or Il. H. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n305W~
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MUfFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS!l

FHHNE subscribers have now on hand, the most
Il splendid assortment of MUFFS ever offered for
sale in this market, consisting of Ludtred and Natural
Lynx; Isabel, Bear; blue, cross, and grey Fox; Fitch,
silver badger Lusred and Natural Genet Grsly Beat
black and blue C0ney, and chidrens MUFFS of eve
ry description Also 'Gst received, large and beau
iiful collection of chdreR's fancy CAPS-all of which
will be soldOn the most reasonable terms. The pub
lie respectfully invited To call and examine the a
hove at No 246 BALTIMORE STREET, (norih
side,) west Of Charles,
dl0-e u. X. KENDALL & co.
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hz-GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. "A
CARD. MRS. BAILEY most respectfully announ-
ces to her friends and the public that she proposes
GIVING A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUaIC; when she will introduce
selections from BALTss admired Opera of the "Bo-
uEMIAN GIRL" and other favOrite Songs. The assis
lance of some OF the most eminent Professors has been
kindly volunteered, and the programme will appear in
n future advertisement d23-tf
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No SONS OF TEMPERANCE. BALTIMORE
DIVISION, No. J., will hold a public meeting on
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, ut the Hall of the Washing
ton Temperance Society, commencing at O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Brother Joseph BrecS,
G. w. p. VIM. L. Wright, and BROTH r II. Y Walsh.
The Grand Division, and Divisions Nos. 9, 8, and 4,
are respectfully invited to meet No. al Union Hall,
at 6 O'Clock, to join in the procession % No will
assemble at the Hall at . O'Clock in the afternoon for
the election of officers. BY order,
d2i2t@ JAMES YOUNG, Rec. Sec.
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o. FAIR. The Ladies attached TO the NEW RE-
FORMED CHURCH, corner of Paca and Saratoga
streets, intend holding a Fair, commencing on THIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON, and con inuing until after
the IloIydays. They have u great variety of TOYS
and FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES. Also, "A
good assortment Of handsomely bound BOOKS, suit
able for Christmas and New Years presents. AS the
proceeds of the Fair are he devoted to benevolent
object is to be hoped that their friends and the pub
lie generally will give them call. d24 1t
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A.sUPEREIEE WHITNEY BLANKETS.
> The Subscribers have on hand splendid assert
ment Of fine super and extra fine TO- ~, 10 and 4-4
Whitney Blankets, and general assortment ofwhte
and colored FLANNELS, which they are enabled to
sell cheap wholesale or retail.
DORSEY NELSON, 65 Balimore-st.
p. s. Also a cheap lot of -, 10 and l4-4 Imperial
QUILTS dl4-eOlm