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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-11

NJ LADIES' FAIR AT THE UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH. The Fair for tie Benefit Of the Univcr-
saliSt Church VIII commence in the Session Room of
the Church, corner of Calvert and Pleasant, MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. llth, and continue every day
and evening through the week, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
TO 10 O'Clock, p. VI. The collection of useful and
fancy articles is very large. and would respectfully
invite ALL to visit the Fair.
Season tickets, admitting 4 lady and gentleman, 80
cents single tickets l2i each be obtained at
the door. NJ. A. W.MASON, President.
MARY f. SHRIGLEY, Sec'y. n9.3t
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WILLIAM II. EMORY.
ID. c. HOPPER EMORY,

ATTORNEYS. 1T LIN,
b ANtNG renewed their Office IN saint Pad
" ID street, No. 10, next door to the Masonic Had
offer their professional services to the nuhlic an
Will continue 10 practice in the Courts of Is timor
city, the Courts of Appeals and CL1ncer,, in tn
1ouhiy Courts of the Eastern Shore, and die Connt|
Courts of Anne Arundel and Uowapa District. Rel
Ierences: MeSsrs SancstOn & Co., israel Griffith u
Edward Bird, Emory & Stevens, Llither J. Cox and
Or. +. Waters, Baltimore
~" Talbot Court will set on Monday, 18th insant|
Claims placed in their hands will receive promp, a
tenunn ID. c. II. f. is now on the E. Shore mt CenI
urViiie nS-4t
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSM

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
EUSr RECEIVED from New York, Phiadel-
VI phia aud the Eastern Manufactures, a first rate
assortment Of CLOCKS. JEWELRY, COMBS of
every description; BUTTONS of all kinds, HOOK )
and EYES; Pins Needles, Tapes, Stay Laces, Boot
LacCs; German Silver Ware Pencils; Linen Thread;
Spool Cotton; Sken Cotton; Hosiery; Gloves; Linen
Collars; Segar Cases Bead PURSES Jet Buttos Fancy
Soaps; Cologne Water; Bears Oil; Bett'S Marrow,
&c. &c For sale at wholesale retail, at the very
lowest prices, by ELIAS HALE,
nj l-3t No. 10 Baltimore S'~"r.,.
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A CRowD OF VISITORS. Three thousand two
hundred and thrty-five persons have visited
the interesting National Gallery at Washington
during the month.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRcUs. The
general manifestation of public appreciation gi-
ven during the performance of "Putnam, for
two weeks past, has induced the worthy mana
gers Of the Front-st. Theatre, Messrs WEIGH
and Deevan, to continue it during the present
week. Owing to the continued political excite
ment, we have no doubt many persons have
foregone the pleasure Of witnessing this most
excellent American drama, during the past
week; but now, that the political fever has
somewhat subsidized, let all those who desire to
witness something really grand and pictures
que in scenery-to hear sentiments of lofty and
holy patriotsm-and to look upon the repre-
sentat Of characters that live embalmed in
the heart of every true Amercan-go and wit
ness the performance of this drama. Besides
the imposing pageantry Of sodiery-the clangor
Of arms-the roar of musketry-the flash and
glare of rockets-the battle-the capture-the
escapcs-the wonderful exploits of Putnam in
avoiding capture by the British soldiers, by des-
cendng a tremendous ruggard rock-way, in
which his horse overleaps tree fallen in his
path to prevent his hight-there is fund of
humor and mcrriment in the character of the
Yankee Captain, MIR. Silsbec, as Jedediah
Homcspun, and his new recruit, Cabbageall,
Mr.. Dickinson, which renders this play one of
the very best pieces that has ever been present.
cd upon the Baltimore boards. This drama
will be repeated tonight; in addition to which
there will be presented various other matters of
every way worthy of public pa
tronagc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-11

"AUNr MARY's VISIT" This is neat little
volume, containing "a series of conversations
on subjects moral and religious, for Sabbath
Schools"-by lady. 1t is for sale by Messrs.
Parsons s. Preston.
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WILLIAM McILVAINE,
NJ E IL q IL Mt EOR.
AZ yrTNfnF,

UNDER TINE EUTAw House.,
FNNHE Subscriber has constantly on hand sedc
q assortment of CLOTHS, .CASSJMERES and
FESTINGS, which he will make TO order in the --latest
styles ahd on the most reasonable terms.
Gentlemen furnishing their own materials can hav I
thcm made III the most fashionable style and work
manke manner. ne 5vs
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TX ZEE WEBS
TO FAMILIES.


ID OWLAND' = PATENT CONDENSING col
IA FEE BOILERS being the only article ever d
ered to the public that will prcScrre the good propd
ues q he Coffee. Coffee made in this boiler is d
cidedy better than that ma de in any other way as
preserves all that rich aromatic flavor so much d
sired in Coffee, which, in all other modes, flies off
steam.
This Boiler requires from one-guarter to one-th
less OF the grain, rs more of the aTomG escapes all
iuch Tess cream and sugar, there is less Of the bi
yer hsihgeht IN II, and 1t Will retain the flavor an
FRESHNESS as long As the condenser is kept ona who
day, il necessary.
. Ihe CONDENSlNG BOILER is much less troub|
Tor the cook than the ordinary one, as il cannot bI
over, the condensed steam falling back, keeps doy
the froth.
Persons are respectfully referred to the follow II
named gentlemen, who have the condenspg Boile,
III use, and highly oppreve of them:
Hon. II, l.. Ellsw0rth Cominissr of Patents -
Judge Cranch, Chief Judge of the Dist
Judge Mason, Secy Of U. S. N.
" Lindsey, Cd
They can be had of
ALFRED II. REP, 1886 Baltimore street.
MI Slra OF ''tsod Bath Tub, -
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ANOTHER ORGAN. The Albany Daily AID.
yertser, paper always conducted with abili-
ty, has declared its support Of American Re-
publican principles
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NAVAL. The U. S. frigate Potomac arrived
in Hampton Roads on Thursday afternoon from
Philadelphia. The U. S. store ship Erie, 1t.
Com. Turner, sailed from Norfolk the same
day for New York.
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SUGAR HOUSE BURNT. On Thursday, the
Gath ult., the fine sugar house of Messrs. J. A.
& F. A. Frere, of St. Mary's Parish, La, to-
getber with about G5 hogshcads of sugar, was
entirely destroyed by fire, which was commu-
ncated to the roof by spark from one of the
chimneys. The works are said to have cost
over ST. 900, and there was no insurance; and
what makes the disaster trebly serious, is the
fact there are yet upwards of 500 acres of cane
standing, which may suffer from frost
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
1T W.4SHINGTON, d. c.
THNIiE undersigned propose TO commence. in a
X short time, The publication of a newspaper in
the city OF Waslngion devoted 10 the cause of
AMERICAN REPUBI.ICANISM.
The Prospectus giving the plan, &c, will he issued
III a few days, and the paper commenced It's soon as
our arrangements can be completed.
]. 4 G. : GIDEON, Printers,
NIL 1t Ninth ST, Washington, h. G.
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

OI1EAF FURNISHING WAREHOUSES
HNOIS the especial convenience of uOUSENEEP.
~ Eks, BOARDING HOUSES, HOTELS, &c
Convinced that such an establishment has long been
needed III Baltimore, we take pleasure in Informing
the pubic that one Is now open, where can lac seen
coileCtoh OF the greatest variety OF new and useliIl
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES to be IOand in tie
city Many of the articles are of entirety new nat
terms, and were never before in tins narkc they
have been selected with gfea and labor and viii
be sold at such prices fail please House
Keepers will find it Tor their interest 10 visit this es
Enlistment, as they can here obtain almost every
article they want without the trouble OF gong else
where. We shall sell our goods at a small advance
and consequently can have but ONE PRICE. We
are convinced that this is the policy Tor the buyer
as well as for the seller, For list 81 Goods see The
published catalogue, the occasional advertisements
in the papers. T.. l.. WETMOkE 4 co.
Howard street,
n9-d2m I'd door north of Ballinlnre ensl .ade
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MEXICAN BRIG. The Mexican brig of war
Santa Anna, from Vera Cruz, via Havana, ar
rived at New York on Friday.
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seEA BOXES superior Family STARCH
sD&P 500 gallons hest Winter SPERM OIL
5000 lbs fresh CANARY SEED.
Just received and for sale by
NIL MARCUS DENf3ON, 81 Baltimore ST.
LOOK HERE-NO HUMBUG.
YHNHE Subscriber, determined to reduce his stock
q of DRY GOODS, at the agency stpre, No. II
Baltimore street, will sell at Low and AT COST
for the ready money,
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, sATTINETTs,
FLANNEI.S, CASHMERES, GRAPE, -
MOUSELIN DE LANES, SILKS. ALPACAS,
MERINOES, PRINTS, SHAWLS,
DOMESTIC MUSLINS. sc. sc. &c.
LUTHER J. cox, Agent, No. II Baltimore ST.,
NIL 81 I'd door below Tripoleu's alley.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
EN- ORDER to reduce my stock, shall this day
h commence selling off At reduced price. The pub
lie aie requested to call and see for themselves |
have on hand large stock of srperine CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTiNGS; super Cashmere
(all wool, French, Of beautiful patterns;l also low
priced Cashmeles, handsome styles; French Mouse
line dc Lanes, extra Qnality) black and coored SIX
Vevets, for Bonnets; also. Bonnet Silks and Bonnet
Ribbons, cheaper than ever; black ALPACA, very
cheap; Bumbazines, Merinos, &c.; new STYLE fancy
Dress Silks; blk and blue blk Silk; extra quality white
Damask Silk, for party dless; also, white Satin and
other Goods, for evening dresses; with large stock of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, which will sell off
cheap and no mistake.
J.'EDWARD BIRD, No. III Batmore-st
NIL ri doors above South street.
ENULL'D BUCKwHEAT FLOUR, war
u f. rdnted pure, and equal, If not superior, to any
in the market Just received and for salt by
G. II. REESE s. BROTHER,
Pratt street, near Hanover,
Opposite the American Hotel.
n3- Delivered free of Charge. n9-4t*
A CLOAK was 10 st last night on Bowy's wharf.
"A 5 will be given the finder if left at the Eutaw
House. ms 3ts
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

SOMETHING GOOD! Those who may desir(
- something really superior in the way OF TOBAC{
co, can be accommodated by calling upon WILLIAM
II. TAYLOR, manufacturer and dealer in Tobacco
Cigars 4 Snuff No. IS MARSH MARKET SPACE
three doors above Hawk street. This article is manu-
featured of choice Peach Leaf Tobacco, and can b,
recommended with confidence, as far exceeding AM
thing of The kind fnr sale in this city.
% Remember to call at No. IS MARSH MARI
KET SPACE. o2l-n
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{t3- WHOOPlNG COUGH ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING COUGH CORDL4L' is n specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASril-
MA, and all Structures Of the passages, Sc Tits
believed to be the only Specific ever discovered for
these complaints. 1t affords comfort promptly, and
when its use is pcr>cvered iu effects permanent
cure of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
of two hundred children have been cured of Whoop-
ing Cough within the ast weeks by the of tins
Cordial TO be obtained only of DR.. GIDEON b.
SMITH, Basement Of The Chesapeake Bank, North
street, and at his residence in Mulberry street, be-
tween Pearl and Pine streets, Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle. n9-lmv
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AN ERROR. 1t has been stated to us, that
some of our naturalzed citizens suppose, that
the design of the American Republicans is TO
deprive them of the right of suffrage. This is
an erroneous impression. All foreigners, whe-
Their naturalized or not, who may be in the
country at the time a change may be made in
the naturalization laws, will be entitled to their
rights as citizens, if they have been, or choose
to become, naturalized. The operation of the
change is intended to bear exclusively on fu-
ture immigrants. The faith of the nation is
pledged to those who have already become in
habtants of our country; but we have the
right to prescribe the conditions upon which
foreigners shall be hereafter received; and to
that object the labors of the American Repub-
licans ale directed. In these labors it is the
interest of all to unite,
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To CoRREspoNDENTs. We acknowledge
the receipt of several communications, but
have been so constantly engaged as to make it
impossible for us to give them proper atten-
ton. Our correspondents will please indulge
us for 4 day or two, when we shall probably
have more leisure.
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I'd door north of Ballinl
WARE

JAPANNEU WAKE
UST RECEiyh RID, large lot of JAPANNED
- WARE-consi, tug of
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in lots, some very beau
tiiul patterns
Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns, in
sets ana single
Walters of different sizes, by the pair or single one
Japanhed LAMPS of all kinds
Chamber Cahdlestcks; Bread and Knife trays
TEA CANISTERS, all sizes
GeHtlemen's DRESSING CASES
Night and Nurse LAMPS
Match Safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, SpittoonS, Dust Pans, &c. &c.
DI AT wholesale and retail, at the manu- acturer's
prices, at No. 2 N. Howard street, (ea>t side.)
nll-eO2n &. Il. WErMURE & co.
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EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
a MOTHER LUCKY HIT Comb. 81 81 10,
IA the handsome prize of 81 500, was yesterday
sold at our office, for the fng sum OF 81 cents thus
realizing the true object of lottery Large returns
for triflne OUTLAWS. The drawn Nos class 10 are
u "A 10 10 81 81 26 20 a. 40 81 50 %
THIS DAY, will be drawn Consolidated Lottery of
Maryland, class 1873 Nos and Ii ballots. To
draw at O'Clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 10 prizes of $1,000
4,0OO 10 400
J,n00 ~ 900
,l6i d. l50,&c.
Tickets Sio0-slares in proportion.
Tickets by the package or single share for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South 81. and Exchange Place; or,
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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Milf l63 Baltimore ST., bel Calvert and Light

TO FRIENDS & FORMER CUSTOMERS.
O. HoDDTNOT'H takes this opportunity to in
80 form his friends and the public in general that
he has returned to the city after an absence of about
SIX years, and has recommended his former business
of RELL HANGING, LOCKSMiTH and WHITE
SMITH in general. All work done by me shall be
and on as low terms can be done in the
city. 5. HODDINO1T, Baltimore street.
nll-eo2m doors west of Eutaw House.
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TO CORSET MANNERS.

,sNsn, FOR RENT. A comfortable three story
BhMi,y DWELLING HOUSE, containing s rooms,
S N carriage house and stable, with hydrant in
Mtl. IL the yard. II is pleasantly situated IN Lom-
bard street, between iiinh and Exeter Inquire of NJ
A. DYSART, in Canal street, five doors from Monu-
ment-st. nil eo3t
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CHANGE OF NAME. At the earnest solicita-
ton of large number of subscribers, and to
make the title of our paper conform to the
principles which we advocate, we have chan
ged the name of our paper from the "Baliimore
Clipper" to that of the american Republicans "
We hope that this alienation will receive the
approval ofour friends We have also coupled
with this change, the substitution of the Spread
Eagle, with our national motto, for the Mary
land Coat of Arms, as being more appropriate.
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TAED. The subscriber having this day dispose
u Of his interest in the wholesale Drug, Oil aI
Paint u,incss, TO Messrs Coul>on & Co., avaIs hin
self of this opportunity to return his thanks to
friends and customers, for the patronage liberal
extended him, and respectfully solics contnuan
Of their business with his successors, who will co
duct the concern upon the s;inie terms as hereof0
Bait Sept. "a, le44 WILLIAM EMACK
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SHEET IRON AND TIN PLATE, &c. !
A MEXICAN AND RUSSIAN Sheet IRON
IA Tin Plate, l-3 Y and extra sizes; Wire; Hs
from Block Tin, in pigs and bars shea Zinc; Spe7I
ter; sheet Lead; Lead Pipe, and pig and bar Lead
Timed Copper; timed aud black Riveis, America
make; Stove Ornaments, SC. For sale low for cash
by 5. SiNDALL,
Nos, 4s and SO South Calvert street,
ol3 I'm" One door below Lombard.
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
fNNHlS CELEBRATED PHILOSOPHER
M late from Philadelphia has the pleasure m a,y
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore, tbJ
sne has again returned, and can be seen at No. "a
FIT STREET, (sonth side,) near Exeter, where sill
sally acknowledged skill in Phrcnoocy, PhvsiolosI
and Phlology, inform those vino will investigate h1
talents, of their leading transactions of the past III
present, and the future, as if she had known the
IRON BIRTH She neither wishes 10 know the nam
nor age, but guarantees that all who visit her will
regret it. " "
GF-Prce 80 cents for gentleman, and 2j cents f
a lady nIIIm.
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IA I---@7N 4 dark brown COW strayed from Eo
~M "a Do' North Green street on Thursday, al
rNT1Winst., about noon, long tail, tipped wit
ts4-.az Il white, no other whie upon her rec collect
Ell IN adequate reward will be given if brnugh
nome na 3tt
& ITpAS SCHOOL WORK. AUNT MA
~ ny : VISTA series of Conversations Oh sub
lcrt' moral and religious, for Sabbath Schools, by
Lady, For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and Statieners
nS Pratt st. adjoining the Railroad Depot
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CoNGRArULAroRY LETTERS We are daily
receiving letters, not only from various sections
of our own state, but from other states, CON
graduating us on the stand which we have
taken in behalf of American rights; and pro-
missing cordial cooperation in the cndcavor to
protect American interests from being control
led by foreigners. 1t is universally admitted
that, unless there be a change in the natural-
cation laws of the country, so as TO prohibit
Immigrants from interfering in our elections as
they do at present, it will become difficult to
prevent our country from being controlled by
foreign influence. The necessity for instan-
taneous and energetic action is so apparent.
that there are few persons who really have the
welfare of the nation at heart, who express an
unwilugness to engage in the effort 10 reform
existing abuses. American citizens of all par
ties will rally under the standard ofthcr coun-
try; and we shall be greatly mistaken if the
American Republicans will rot be able TO en-
hibit so strong an array to the NATIONAL repre-
sentatves at their next session, as will induce
them to make the required change i'll the ma
turaIiaation laws, But should their petitions
be denied, the remedy will be in their own
hands at the next election of members of con-
gress, and it must be applied. The contest
will be between the American and the foreign
interest-the citizen and the foreigner; and the
issue cannot be doubtful. We believe that the
citizens of our country are sufficiently inteli-
gent and patriotic to govern themselves; and
that they will be careful to preserve to them
selves the right Of managing their own affairs,
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Our PAPER. The subscription list to our
paper still continues to augment with anexam-
pied rapidty; and we think we can with truth
boast, that we now circulate at least double the
number of any other paper in the state. 1t is
with difficulty that we can print our edition in
proper time upon our rapidly-"orking Napier
press We need not state, that this is truly
grateful to our feelings, as eyidencng public
appreciation of our course, and of the cause in
which we are engaged. As an advertising me-
dunn our paper now affords superior advan-
IA
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G- COMPREHENSIVE. The undersign
having purchased of Mr.. WILLIAM EMACK II
stock of DRUGS &c, have this day entered into ca
partnership, under the firm of COULSON & co an
will continue the business at the old stand, No 4
LIBERTy-sT. GEORGE J. A. COTILSON,
GEORGE F. BROWN.
Baltimore, oath Sept, 1874 n7-d4t
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{G3- ANNUAL MEETING. MER C.4NTTLE Ii
BR.9RY dissolution. The annual niectiag of
the Association will he held at the Library Rooms on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at u O'Clock
when the Board of Directors will make a statement
of the affairs of the Association for the past year.
Honorary members respectfully invited to attend
ms T. ENGLAND, Cor. Sec'y.
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! prize of $4,000 10 prizes of $1,000
" 4,0D0 10 ana
&c 300 90 1O0
~ I,lbl 4O 100. &c

Tickets $500; halves 50; quarters ssl
In which Schoofield Co will sell, on certificate
packages Of tickets for only SIS.
For the capitals, send on your orders to the ever
fortunate SCHOUhFlElD y CO.,
No. Calvert sheet.
1t FIRST office from Balinun,p SrrCat
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AMERICAN APER-HANGINGS.
II HAVE JUST RECElVEn nnoih.r ne,

AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED another ne,
and select assortment of AMERICAN PAPE
HANGINGS, BORDERS, FIRE BOARD PRIV
&C., to which the attention Of persons wishing Pa
Hanging done is respectfully solicited. Patterns new
and prices low-cannot fail to please.
~ have also just received new and first raj
assortment Of TABLE OIL CLOTHS, all widths
some on Canton Flannel Culhs. Call and see them,
JOHN G. HOLLAND, Upholsterer,
ny AZ Cay ST., 2 doors from the Shot TowenG
HUST RFCEIVED--A full supply Of cid
- new CHEESE Also. Pine Apple and old Chees(
For sale by MARCUS DENISON,
no 81 Baltimore street.
ENDR HIRE, a colored man, n first rate eoes
II every resi- Get, AID come hi. ly ret omIpl0
ed Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence o.
n9 No. 10 EAch q
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COLLAR LAMPS, for burning Lard also, Lustre
- Candelgbras, Hall Lanterns, &c., at the sNEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. Howard ST.
nll-eo2m g. Il. ErMURF 4 co.