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Ih7-FAIR. The Scholars attached to Luther Cha
pei Sabbath School have opened sale of useful and
Fancy Articles in the School house attached to the
Chapel in Monument street, near Gay, and will con-
tinue the same through the hoydays. The proceeds
other of the School. The friends of the cause
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to
Attend G2I-j
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S15-T THE GREAT WEEK AT MORTIMER &
M0WBRAY'S. The increasing and distinguished
patronage we receive the public accord TO
US the merit of selling "cleap." We intend to do all
we can to satisfy friends who want articles for
pieseus--that far rs concerned, nothing
shall be wanting on our part-if they give us a call
we will give them beautiful Goods for little money;
we name in part, gold Pencil Cases 81, &C.. silver do
very cheap Tortoise Shell Card Cases 81, other kinds
at cost; elegant slvered Hair Pins, with beautiful
tassels, 81; other kinds at cost Work Boxes; Shave
and Dressing Cases; Toys; Games; gentemen's Silk
Scarts 50 cts Cloves cheap Stocks; black Satin Soc.
Sci Toys China and silver plated Tea sets; Knives;
Razors; Scissors Brushes Combs; elegant Boxes with
Extracts from 37s to 10 cts. beautiful present We
invite all who want to give a call, goods will
be found, in price and quality, to give satisfaction.
l13- Right on the of Market and Charles-sts.
d25-lt* MORTIMER x MOWBRAY.
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HID MANDATORY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo
site the Fountain HoteI) A superior article of Oil
Paste Backing, warranted to produce fine jet polish
and retain its virtues for any length of time uiim
paired -oaered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
Aso-400 gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallen,
or barrel British Lustre, warranted pure Ieadn bulk
or TO packages Purchasers are respectfully invited
TO call. CHAS. WISEMAN x CO. dlg-lR
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hz-GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. "A
CARD. MRS. BAILEY most respectfully announ-
to her friends and the public, that she proposes
GIVING A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC; when she will introduce
selections from BALFs's admired Opera of the "Bo-
HERMAN 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
future advertisement. d23tf
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SesUPEREIFE WHITNEY BLANKETS.
~ The Subscribers have on hand splendid assert
ment Of fine super and extra fine 10, 49, 10 and IA
Whitney Blankets, and general assortment ofwhite
and c0lored FLANNELS, which they are enabled to
sell cheap wholesale or retail
DORSEY & NELSON, IS 8aimore-st.
P. s. Also, cheap lot of II, 10 and l4-4 Imperial
QUILTS .H dl4-e0lm
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n7- PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF 'HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
IioarSeness, Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, SC,
may be had at wholesale OF retail, of Roberts & At
kinson corner of Hanover and Market streets; OF
Perkins * Brother, corner Of Franklin aud Green sts.
or L. H. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green Streets Baltimore n30.5w"
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NO. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. BALTIMORE
DIVISION, No. !, will hold public meeting on
CHRISTMAS NIGHT, at the Hall of the Washing
ton Temperance Society, commencing at O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by Brother Joseph Breck,
G. w. p. WIN. L. Wright, and Broth' II. Y. Walsh
The Grand Division and Divisions Nos. ., 3, and 4,
are respectfully invited to meet No. ], at Union Hall,
nj e O'Clock TO join in the procession. 3- MOL will
assemble at the Hall O'Clock in the afternoon for
the election of officers. By order,
d242t& JAMES YOUNG, Rec. Sec.
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r f M OV A l.

r f VAL.
BAR. q. w. THEOEsA SD has removed his re-
AZ sdellce and Office to No.74 NORTH CHARLE Els
STREET, above Saratoga-sl., where he will attend
to all Professional calls aud may be consulted be-
tween tho hours of and O'Clock, A. NJ, and and
O'Clock, P. NJ. dls-eo3m
tx A NiUEL NJ. LAWDExS, COLLECTOR, at
- TENDS srOmptly to the collection of all accounts
placed in his hands Residence,
No. l7S E BALTIMORE STREET,
Six doors East of Eden street.
8-RgPRRRNCEs-7-WiIiim Reaney, Esq, Charles
F. Mayer, Esq, DIR. Jacob Jennings, Maj. Joshua Dry
den, st, George w. Tesckle, Esq. n25-lm'
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ROOMS TO RENT.

I'D OOMS TO RENT to a respectable family
NJ none Others need apply, and without a family o.
children, one or two would not be Objectionable, pro-
vided they under proper subsection 10 their parents
Apply early at No. 1859 HANOVER STREET, neal
York. Hanover street is considered one of the Dlos
pleasant streets in the city for residence. Three
five rooms could be had-a good cellar, and hydranl
attached TO the premises. d243t
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o. FAIR The Ladies attached TO the NEW RE-
FORMED CHURCH, corner of Paca and Saratoga
streets, intend holding Fair, commencing on THIS
Cruesday) AFTERNOON, and con inuing until after
the Holydavs. They have q 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 to he devoted to benevolent
object il is be hoped that their friends and the pub
lie generally will give them call d2i 2t
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F-The Ladies of the THIRD GERMAN RE-
FORMED CHURCH contemplate holding a sale of
fancy and useful articles i'll the Basement Of the
Church lately erected at the north east of Sa-
ratoga and Paca streets, commencing on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 2oth inst, at O'Clock, and continu-
ing every day and evening during the week, except
ing Christmas day,) it will be opened on Christmas
evening. The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. d23-ft
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o. OIL OF TANNIN; OR, LEATHER REsroRER
n New Chemical Discovery. Most people know that
skins and hides are converted into leather by the use
of Tannin extracted from certain oils, &c.
When the force and strength of the Tannin is worn
out, leather becomes dead, hard dry, brittle, cracked
covered with a crust, sc. THIS ALL KNOW. To
restore then life soitness moi=tness strength; smooth
ness and remove all crust, fly, or blisterreslore tile
tannn This substance the leather can receive
the second time; but the whole virtues of il are in
this article, the OIL OF TANNIN-whch penetrate
the Stiffes and hardest leather if it has been twenty
years in Use; and if it tears easily with the fingers, II
imPars at once strength that ia utterly incredible
until seen. II becomes like new leather i'll all re-
specs, with delightful softncss and polish, and
makes all leather completely and perfectly impervious
to waterparcu boots, shoes, carrage-ops 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-
bilty, in whatever manner the leather is used. A
supply of this article has just beea received at the cor
ner of Hanover and Baltimore sts., Baltimore. 1t
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FINE ARTS. we
have received the first.numbcr of a handsomely
printed periodical, having the above title, pub
lished by w. B. Taylor, & Co., No. Barclay
ST., N. Y, and edited by A, d. Paterson. 1t
is to be devoted to Painting, Sculpture, Archl-
lecture, Music, &c, and appears to be conduct
ed with ability. There is certainly room tor
publication fthis. character, especially when 1t
is placed at the low price of S3 per annum' in
ADVANCE
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DIxoN's SPLENDID NEW STYLE

DIxoN'S SPLENDID NEW STYLE
H BRITANNIA WARE. Just received per pao-
ket shipAshburton via New York, NEST splendid
asspiinrnt of Dixon & Sons English BRITANNIA
WARE in sets of six pieces; also Dixon's Coffee
Pvls, separate Golf Urns, &c. &c.
In tie above are embraced great variety of pat
tefs, including all the latest styles, which are the
mest splendid ever imported into this country. We
mpe Housekeepers and others to call at our FUR
MSHING WAREHOUSE and examine many hand
slime AMI useful articles IN our line.
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
l8 Baltimore street,
DDS opposite the Centre Market.
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Mr.. kEEyIL, IN WAsHINGToN. We per-
ceve that Mr.. Keevil, the popular lecturer on
Astronomy and the Polarization of Light, with
Dioramic Exhibitions, is now in Washington,
and commences a course of entertainments this
evening, (the 25th.) His lectures in this city
were most fatteringly patronzed, and will be
found by the citizens of the District we'll woT-
thy their attention.
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THE HoLIDAYs. The season of festivity
and merry-making kind salutatons and in
terchange of friendly greetings, has arrived; and
most cordially do we hope that it may be sea-
son of general happiness but, IN the midst of
our enjoyments-with boards beautifully sup
piled with the good things of this world and
surrounded by cheerful and happy friends-we
should be careful not to forget, that there are
those in our midst who are not thus blessed,
and whose necessities require that the hand of
benevolence should be extended for their relief.
Let them not mourn whilst we rcioice-nor
want food whilst our tables are overloaded
nor shiver with cold whilst we enjoy the blaz-
ing fire-nor pine in sickness with no friendly
hand to administer to their wants. Forget rot
the sick and the poor-the widow and the or
phan; but let us distribute of our supcrabund-
ance to their relief; that they too, may bless the
return of a season which opens the hearts and
hands Of the wealthy to the distresses Of the less
favored. The ladies of the INDECENT Sick So
cety will no doubt joyfully become the agents
of such as may desire to manifest their kind
ness to the poor, and we would impress upon
all who can give assistance, to furnish contribu-
tons in aid of said society.
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LOTTERY PRESENTS THIS WEEK.
a II tn 10 OFFICE OF FLETCHER & Co..
IA No. so Baltimore ST., above Holiday
On THURSDAY, for So, S25 O0O!!!
On FRIDAY, for IS, S25,00U!i!
On SATURDAY, for So, 81, O0Ol ,
We respectfully nvitcone and ALL Young and old m,
call and Try their luck at our office the present week
ticket purchased in either of the above Lotteries NAV
bring yoa an independence for life.
Whole Tickets, half tickets and quarter tickets to-
gether with Packages in all the above magnificent iot
teres are now ready for sale.
% -ofuers sent TO Us through the Baltimore Post
once, will be attended to with our usual prompness
and fidelity. Address
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.
No. 80 Baltimore street.
II Above Holiday St. Raltimnre MI :
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9An DOLLARS. whole ticket sold. to

sRnh DOLLARS, whole ticket sold. to
Il SUV Nos. 81 81, by BYRNE s. 60. on
24th inst, This splendid prize was sold to young
gentleman of this city, and the first ticket he ever
want the cash, call at old Az CALVERT STREET
and try their luck in the rich scheme for TO-MOR-
ROW. Capitals SIS, 0a0, $500, 10 of $500, 10 of
$1,000, &c Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
For fortunate Nos apply to !
BYRNE * CO., No. Al Calvert street,
1t ODDOsite Baruum,s Civ Hotel.
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RAND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Fol

~ opposite Barnums CITY Hote.
HRAND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR
w the patronage TUCKER s. BRO. 1t will be re-
collected that held out inducements to our friends
to try their luck with during the Christmas esiiv
ais, and that we would he sure to distribute literally
from the stores of Dame Fortune, We have adhered
To and redeemed our promise To the very letter.
Yesterday we sold prizes OF sl000 of $500 and u
of $500. and ofsSl40 to our various customers-one
of the $1,000 prizes sold to lady in Baltimore
the remainder to citizens. d
3-TO-MORRpW, S25, 600, 10 of $500, and 10 Of
$1,000. Whole ri ekets So, quarters -.
Il, L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market.
GPENDINds MONEY FOR THE H0LI :
- DAYS. Lots Of il to be had at DOYLE'S CAPT
tai Prize Depotg 44 Pratt ST. opposite the Railroad Del
pot and next to1 Bradshaw's U, s. HOTEL AS none
about this time is a very desirable thing, make use d
the opportunity .now offered 10 furnish yourselves ID
Christmas moHey The way to do it is TO purchase q
capital prize frtom M. Doyle. Several capital prizey
was sold Iere} last week, amounting in all to S22, 600
and upwards( Some splendid Christmas presents i'll
the brilliant s(hemes TO to be drawn this week, ard
now oh hand Apd for sale.
Monday. captain $4,000 tickets g. shares in prop'a
Thursday, {" t95,UO0, 3, d.
Friday, 4" 100000, I" 5, ID
Packages PackagAs If you want % secure roe|
prizes go in for CERTIFICATES of packags they will BID
Issued in Mondays Lottery sler sl2J, and in Tues
days for Sefor packages of eigbs in one &c. So AMI
in the other S4--go in for packages.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-l
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, bvI
the package, single ticket, SHARE All orders pef
mail or otherwise, addressed to i,fFst
~ NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fR1 onDOsife B. q. r. r. Depot.
WMIBITE FLANNELS-ALL WOOL! Only
Wv Is cts, per yard, viii be opened this day at
HAYWeRD'S Cheap Store, No 25 Howard-s
E@ "a door from Fayettc.
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ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLES.

ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLES.
nl The subscriber has just received n large
d4zss@fsg and splendid assortment of RUBBER
SHOES, OF The following descriptions: Ladies' Sheet
Rubber BUSKlNS; do. do SANDALS; Misses Sheet
Rubber Buskins; do. do. Sandals; DO do TIES La
dies, Furred GREClANS; Gentemcns Sheet Rubber
SHoES; do. Cloth do. do. The above articles obtain
ed the FIRST PREMIUM fiom the franklin Institute.
new YORK, at its late meeting, and for the first
time introduced into this market The public are in
vlted to examine them, they are the most superior
and handsomest articles yet manufactured
lie mas also made arrangements 10 have in store TIL
largest and most general assortment of CurAp RwRy
Der SHOES in the city, which he will dispose of Al
a very small advance on cost lat Nc. IS BALTIMORE
STREET, (pld No. 49, opposite Marsh Market.
a2o-Wstir WILLIAM COLES
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franklin BANK OF BALTIMORE,
Dist December, 1874 {
FEYHISBANII will be closed on Christmas day.
ID Bill and Notes falling due on that day, it is ex-
pected vii be paid on Tuesday.
d23- 81 A. p, GILES Cashier
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N2- ALE FREE SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE
Collections will be taken up on THIS (CHmsrM 4 81
DAY, for the benefit of the Male Free School of Bal
imore, in the following Methodist f. Churches, viz
Light street, Charles street, Eutaw street, Wesley
Chapel and Monument street. This ancient and be
nevolent institution has been in successful operation
for three years past and has at present undec its
care about 300 INDECENT boys and girls who daily
reccvin. instruction in the useful branches of English
education, under competent teachers. IT.
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6tHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings
u and Breastpins; gold Bracelets and Earrings; gold
and silver Pencils; gold Watch Keys and Lookets;
Boguet Holders Fancy Boxes; day and 80 hour Brass
aud Wood Clocks; drilled eyed Needles, cts paper;
Jtt Breastpns 81; JttButons cts. doz Hooks and
Eyes | CT box Tape cts doz; Twist Combs cents;
Side Combs cts. pair Bears Oil I2a bottle; SHAY
ing Cream el jar; Lead Pencils cts doz; silver Pen
ellis ls3 cts. each coored Cotton Gloves cts pair;
Lard Lamps 37s. Also, general assortment of Jew
elry; Clocks; Combs; Perfumery; Brushes; Buttons;
Thread; Hosiery; Gloves; Japan AMI Britannia Wares;
Candlesticks; spittoOns; Lamps, &c, all of which
am selling at GstonshingIy Lotg prices
GEORGE r. VICKERS,
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MURPHY's MERCANTILE COUNTING HOUSE
CALENDAR FOR 1S45. This is beautiful spe-
cimen of printing, and is filled with informa-
ton that will be found particularly useful to
merchants and others engaged in business.
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q ssss.y~ STEAMBOAT NOTICE. The
EySyy x sssScs. regular Opposition Line between this
MARYLAND, OSIRIS, and PORTSMOUTH,, has
heen discontinued for the present account of the
ice But the patronage which this Line has received
has induced the propretors to make arrangements to
commence again, the ice win permit, with
increased speed and accommodations.
d25 ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent,
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FOREIGN CoNvIcTs AND PAUPERs. The fol-
lowing is the resolution offered by MIR. Berrien,
in the senate, on the subject of foreign convicts
and paupers transported to this country. We
wish that he had inserted cor local authority"
after the word government" as we suspect
that many paupers are sent to this country, by
direction of local authorities, and without the
authority of government appearing in the bust
ness. Whatever may be the response of the
Secretary of the treasury to this call for infor-
nation, the fact is undenable and susceptible
of positive proof that felons and paupers are
sent to this country, and have arrived at our
own port. Gen. Samuel Smith, whilst Mayor
of Baltimore in 1886, called the attention of
government to this grievance, in consequence
of the arrival of fourteen convcts in irons; and
even during the past summer paupers have
been placed in the alins-house here within a
few hours after their landing at our wharves.-
We desire to have the whole facts connected
with immigration to this county, laid before
the people; and we are therefore pleased at the
introduction by Mr.. Berrien of the subjoined
resolution.
Mr. Berren from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported the following resolution, which
was agreed to:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry be instructed to communicate to the Senate
any information in his department Of any ar
rangement made by any foreign Governments
or Government for removal to the United
States of foreign paupers or convicts specifying,
if the information in his department will enable
him to do so, the number of persons of the
above description who have, within any given
time to which such information may extend,
migrated to the United States and any lnior-
nation in possession of the department of the
average number of foreigners of every descrip-
ton annually arriving within the United States.
THE ONE Hour RULE. Dr. Duncan has
done good thing in getting his one day cleo
ton bill through the house; and he should not
follow it by bad one in striking out the one
hour rule-one of the best rules ever adopted
by the house Of Representatives, it has saw.
ed great consumption of lungs as well as mo-
ney. A man with good sense can speak as
much in one hour as the foolish man can in u
day; hence the tongue of the latter should have
the restraint of the one hour rule. A few
words we'll said, are better than a volume not
to the purpose-therefor we say, let the one
hour rule remain in force He who cannot fin
ish his speech IN that time, cannot have much
to say which would be worth the listening 10
and it is hardship for the people to have to
pay for the speaking of nonsense. Brovity is
said to be the soul of wit; and it should be
learned and practsed by members Of Congress.
THE TARIFF. 1t is said that the committee
of ways and means of the u. S. House of Re-
representatives., will report a bill for the general
reduction Of the tariff early after the holidays.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 25, ls44

CHRISTIANS. To the young this is a merry
and joyous day. Their youthful hearts beat
with peasurable anticpations of the presents
which they are TO receive as tokens of affection
from fond parents and connexions; and they
will be up by times in the morning to search
their stockings for the gifts of st. Nicholas
Happy time of youth and innocence; too soon
to be exchanged for the sterner realities of life.
He is a churl who cannot participate in the joys
of the young. The heart that is not softencd
is not TO our liking; for to us it is most pleasing
and acceptable to look upon the image of God
before it is impressed with the cunning, duplicity
and evil passions Of man--to press the darling
caresses, with the consciousness, that they are
the pure dictates of nature, and have no sting
to pierce and wound us.
But if Christmas brings happiness to the
young, it is also day of deep interest to the
mose aged; for it is the birthday of Him who
came to proclaim 'peace on earth, good will to
man''-to hold up to mankind 'the light and
the truth" that, by believing and practising,
"they might have eternal life." The day then,
whilst it impressos us with thankfuness to our
Heavenly Father for his merciful dispensations,
and particularly for his affording the means Of
redemption to sinful man, should be devoted to
the renewal ofgood resolutions, and solemn ell
gagements to observe more strictly in future
our duties to God and our fellow-beings
AS usual there will be religious exercises in
most of the Churches of our city to-day; and to
enable those employed in our Office to partici-
pate in the solemnitiep ofthe day, no paper will
be published tomorrow, and our office will be
closed after O'Clock this morning.
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TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF.
WWTILIEAM III. ADDISON d CO., at No.
w lie PRATT STREET, five doors east of
Charles, hse now on hand 10000 Canones; 81, 900
Brighs, am general assoument,of all kinds of Sc
CARS andrOBACCO, SNUFFS, &c., which will be
sold as lowas any in the trade. d23-3t.