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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19

The VIRGINIA SERENApERs. These gentle
men fully sustain the high reputation they bore
in our sister cities; they sing with great good
taste and execution, and portray the negro
character to perfection Their burlosque on
the Italian opera excited perfect Juror of APP
probation and laughter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19

I2- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, SC. The
"JFHOOPTNG COUGH CORDL4L" is specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPfNG COUGH, As I'll
MA, and all Structures of the air passages, Sc Its
believed To be the only Specific ever discovered for
these complaints II affords comfort promptly. and
when its is persevered in effects permanent
cure of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
of two hundred children have been cured Of Whoop-
ing Cough within the last 8 weeks by tn of this
Cordial. To he obtained only of DR.. GIDEON b.
SMITH, Basement of The Chcsapeak Bank, North
street and at his residence in Mulberry street, be-
tween Pearl and Pine Streets Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle. NO Inn
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GIy- FAIR. The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
Third Presbyterian Church will commence thcir SALE
of useful and fancy articles, on THIS Monday EVE
MING, the 18th instant, in the Lecture Room Of thr
Church, Eutaw street. between Saratoga and Alul-
berry streets. The sale will be continued during The
week, from O'Clock 4. NJ. to 10 O'Clock, T NJ CaCa
day. The articles 10 be offered for sale num.r-
Gus, and many of them both useful and ornament Il.
The Ladies respectfully solicit the patronage of lie
public; and will endeavOr, on former occasions TO
render the visits OF those who favor them with
CALI agreeable. nlS-lw
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n7-CONCERT OF PRAYER. The Baltimore Sab
hath Association propose hold their second month
~ Concert of Prayer, THIS TUESDAY EPENIh G.,
al O'Clock, in the Charles Methodist Episcopal
Church, and respectfully invite the attendance and
participation Of the CT rgy and Laty OF the various
christian denominations of the city, and all other per
who la nent the prevailing dissertation Of the
Lords day, and who earnestly desire to its
tire sancIifcation
N. B. The Committees TO procure accommodation
for the delegates 10 the National Lords Day Conyeu-
ton, will please prosecute their inquiries far as
practicable, and report by Saturday next larg" mum
her of delegates are expected. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19

A CRASH The floor of the Roman Catho-
lie Church. at Woonsocket, r. l., broke
through on Sunday last, prccipitating the larg-
est portion of the congregation into tie vestry
below. No person was injured.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

EcOR SALE. A very valuable Mulalto MAN,
nc about 35 years Of age-a first rate boo; and shoe
maker--to serve years and niontfs-to a good
master Of the above business he will be sold low.
Also for sale, mulatto BOY, IL years of age &
slave for llie--a first rate waiter, &c. .ss-...t
Also for sale, stout Black BOY, 10 years Of age,
TO serve years and 6 months IA good farm hand.
Always On hand and sale, number of good Slaves
for life or for term of years. Yon have only to ap-
ply at L.. +. SCOTIl.S Intelligence ONCE,
MIG NO. Ip Exchange Place.
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j. & c. RALTZEIL.


No. 296 BALTIMORE STREE, Opposite Sdarp,)
ED ECOMMEND their large and superior
He sortment of new styles Of SILK GOODS. re
ceived by the last packets from tiwre in part
sisting Of
Very rich watercd and figured SILKS
do do Brocades
Striped aud figured Silks striped and chanGeahic silks
A nlan aht Cane.ian Satin OTTOMAN
4 black and blHe black Satin Ottoman
Al black and blue black eros dc hlessne
A do do satin striped do
"a do do Gros Imperial
Cold Satns, MarceIlines aud Forendes
Blk and blue blk Gros de Suisse, eros de- Rhine and
eros de Naples
Best blat k Italian LUSTRINGS
Light colored Poult de Sole
Black blue black and colored SILK NEINETS
Black Silk SergeS and Velvets, for Merchant Tailors
use, with variety of other Goods, which they offer
at teir usual terms, wholesale and retail. nl9-dlw
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CHRIST CHURCH FEMALE ASYLUM FAIR,
No. The Ladies of Christ Church intend To hold the
Annual Fair Of useful and Fancy Articles, at the Lee
ture Room of the Church, on TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY, 18th and Goth inst. The proceeds b ing in
tended for the above Institution The Ladies respect
fully solicit the prompt aud effective aid OF the bene-
VIOLENT portion OF the community HlJ-5t
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NtOME ONE. COME ALL, TO J. NJ. HAIG'S
" Fringe Factory, No. l2l Baltimore street.
VELVET GINPS. Just received, most beautiful
style Of VELVET GIMP, entirely different from any
thing now in the market, and which will be far pre-
ferable to any other trimming now used for dresses.
Look out for
]. NJ, HAIGS Fringe Factory,
o.. III. No. l2l Baltimore street,
nI9 lPl doors above South-st.
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AMERICAN CoNsuLs. A bill was introduced
into the Senate at the last session of Congress,
which required, that no person but citizen of
the United States should be permitted to act
as an American consult hut the bill was not
passed into a law, probably for the want of
time. We hope that it will be revived at the
approaching session, and that it may re-
ceive the sanction of both houses; as it is OBJ
viously proper, that the interests of this ceun-
try abroad should be conhded exclusively to
Americans There is one ground upon which
we would more particularly recommend the
adoption of this measure-and that is the ne
cessity of requiring our consuls to certify to the
moral characters Of persons who may desire to
become immigrants to the United States, as
we'll as to the fact that they are neither telons
nor paupers. 1t will be found indispensable to
prohibit the transportation of these descriptions
of population, unless we be willing to permit
the powers of Europe to empty their gaos and
poor houses upon our shores. We presume
that all parties will concur in the adoption of
the proposed restrictions; and we desire that
this matter shall be entrusted TO none but cti-
gems Of our country. But, independently of
this consideration, it would seem to be proper,
that our consuls should not be the subjects of
foreign governments; as, in conflict of inter
ests between their country and those Of the
United States, they could hardly fail to having
a leaning in favor of the former. We would
have an american feeling to pervade all classes
Of public officers, abroad and at home; and
therefore urgently recommend the passage of
q bill which will con6ne consul appointments
exclusively to American citizens-and we hope
that to such act will be appended such sections
as will efectually prevent our country from
becoming the Botany Bay Of the world. We
have room and to spare for those foreigners who
voluntarily seek our country with the inten-
ton, after due probation, to become citizens,
and to identify themselves in feelings and in
terests with the American peop'e--but we de-
sire no transfers from the penitentiaries and
alms-h houses Of Europe to the free soil of the
United States.
EMGR,NTs The number Of emigrants who
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ik7-U NIVERSALIST FAIR. TheLADIES'
FAIR, now being held ia the Session Room Of the Uhi
vprsalist Church, of Calvert and Pleasautsts
viii be CONTINUED a few days longer, as many very
valuable articles yet remain to be disposed OF II will
be open EVERY DAY and EVENING, fiom 10 o'ck
A. NJ TO 10 O'Clock, Z. NJ. nlS-n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19

EMoR,NTs. The number of emigrants who
have landed at the port ofSVNew York alone,
during the last sixteen years is asccrtained to
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THE ART OF DANCING. n
MOONS. PAULETTf has the honor OF inform
lVR ing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore,
that his DANCING & WALTZiNG ACADEMY will
rec open SATURDAY, Nov. Odd, at O'Clock in the
afternoon in that large and beautiful Saloon, at the
north east corner of Lombard and Hanover Streets
Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock in the after
for Ladies', and O'Clock in the evening for Gen
tlemen. TerHis very moderate. Mons. P's residence
is at 2S3 Pratt ST., near HOward-st. nl9-3t"
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A CARD. The subscriber is prepared TO pur
N chase, for cash, at fair prices, NEW and Sc.
COND HAND FURNITURE, or GOODS of any de
scription. Families retiring from housekeeping. or
persons having surplus Goods on hand, would do well
to address WIN. s. GROSS, personally, or by letter,
at William Johns0n's Boot and Shoe Store, Gay, near
Front-sl., or 69s Lexington, near Eutaw-st. nl93t
NEUROLOGICAL WORKS. Sketches of
n 400 Sermons furnished by their respective au-
thors, by eminent clergymen Of Europe, in vols.
Dr. Halls Works n vols. &C., full bound in sheep.
The Literaiist, in separate Volumes containing the
writings of various authors on the Prophecies.
For sale by PARSONS s PRESTON,
mig Isl Pratt-st., adjoining Railroad depot.
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HN ORTHY or ATTENTION. For sale

NN ORTHY OF ATTENTION.. For sale,
wv very likely dark mulatto girl, II years of age,
to serve Is years. good house servant, plain cook,
&C.. Also for sale, black woman, "a years of age,
to serve 8 years, Superior cook. Also for sale,
black girl, l9 years of age, to years. from the
country, good plain cook, sc. The characters Of
they will be sold at fair cash price, if immediate ap
pcation is made at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
nl9 No, 10 Exchange Piaee,
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&C Nathaniel Williams, 1913, 1876 90
IS Petit Jurors Talesman, 1913, 10 90
Assessors, IS 09
g John w. Shanklin, delivering say
warrants, 3s7
- John b. Banks, keeper in full, 35 80
Total of disbursements,
S3O,2j7 81

STATEMENT OF THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE
SEVERAL COLLECTORS OF BALTIMORE co. #
Tor their collections OF the different years hereafter
enumerated, viz:
Dist Peter w. Gibbins, late Collector,
and balance due exclusive Of commits
. Dist. sion for collection for I94I Sl.l95 90
! DIST John MOke, for 1912, 3ii 81
! Dist Gideon Herbert, 1913, 25l4 "a
2 Dist Jesse NJ. Lowe, 1912 s. 3, ,376 20
3 Dist Charles Bausman, ls43, 2O7l So
Dist George w. Harryman, 1912, SIS SO
Dist Henry Bushey, 1s43, l,lg7 IA
Dist Jonathan Tracey, 1912 s 3, 9l8 80
8 Dist Peter b. Wilhelm, 1871, 1895
Dist James Mccullough, 1912, 49,
6 Dist Zacharah Alban, 1913, 39S SO
Dist Richard Nelson 1912 & 3, 1907 80
s Dist John :. Ensor, 1871, 2 SO 3,773 SO
3 Dist John w. Shanklin, l843 1864 IL
10 Dist Victor Holmes, ls4 9 8, 1887 IA
II Dist John w, C.on, 1912 & 3, 2,452 70
II Dist Nicholas Catch, lo1t; 1889 50
Joseph Walker, iste Collector 1889 @ 81, l,l2l AZ
Selmon Cox, late Collector, for 1871, 43l OF
Samuel Watkins, late Collector for ls4l, $40 60
William Frush, late Collector for l94I, LIE &c
Old 9th dist. Sam'l Jordon, 1885, judgment, ll07 eS
Old I'd dist. Thomas Safer, for 1886, LAOS %
1880 IS
From which deduct School Fund
Incorporated, SlO,27s Al
Deduct the amount to meet cash
payment under the several acts
of Assembly relating to jurors,
&C., 5,657 IS 1885 &c
Amount applied to the payment of the levies
of l64l, '42, '43, $l6,0l4 10
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RICH NEW GOODS.
Am HAND, a very large stock of New GOODS,
" viz: Rich c5lorrd and Black SILKS
Rich Cashmercs and Mousn de LANES
Superior French MERINOS and BOM1AZlNES
% Plain and Striped CLOAKtNGS, in great
variety of new patterns.
Also, a very large assortment of
Superior French Cloths and Cassinercs
" English and American do do
Rich Fancy VISITING, in Silk, Satin, Cashmere,
Velvet, SC. Twecds, Cassinetts, Jeans, sc.
Also on hand splendid assortment Of SHAWLS,
embracing every seasonabc kind at very low prices
blankets; Fannes; Quilts; Curtain Materials; Lin
en- Goods Hosiery; Gloves, &c.
20 Our prices will be found as low lat least) as
persons selling under any pretcnce Uhateuer.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.
nl9lw No. 203 BALTIMORE street.
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POST OFFICE, BALTIMORE, Mp, !
o.I. L.. a

Qlf The following will be the WINTER ARRANGE
MEST, of the closing aud arriving of the Mails at TINS
Iltinn. cinni liis dau vi
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= SEFWANTED! WANTEDM=Sg
ZANE CLERK, ok-keeper, Q bar -keepers, 3
u Porters for stores ] English Teacher, to go
few miles in the country; Coachmen and Ostlers,
Wagner; 2OgcrSeels; 30 laborers; Ageat 20 Cooks
Washers and Ifoncrs, Chambermaids, Wet and Dry
Nurses, Travelling Maids, 6eamstresses, House keep
ers and number of other situations too numerous 10
mention and too valuable TO lose. FAMILIES have only
to give call, and tlier will be Immediately
attended to- Servants sent from my office always
bring satisfactory recommendation.
-s--.sI..F 81 SCOTTI5 Intelligence Office, ;
MIG No. 10 Exchange Place.
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NLADES BUTTER, lard, BACON, SOAP,
NH STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY /,
GROATS, SC, &c. &c.
300 kegs GLADEs Butter, of different diaries and
qualities, ut very superior and fit for table use
so kegs No. LARD; 10 bbs No. do.
% kegs and bbls No. and Lard
GOO HAMS, bagg'd and in fine order for shipping
% hhds, prime SHOULDERS
so boxes and bbls STATIONS Philadelphia Starch
so boxes Conquet and Williams NJ Y. No. soap
% bags rs tbs. each) Oatmeal
Groats and Hulled Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, constantly on hand
fd3- Orders from the District Of Columbia, for Ba-
con, Lard, or GIades Butter, carefully attended to.
JOHN ID. TUSTIN,
nl9-2V II Commerce street.
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP GOODS.
PItIC I1 S IL r ID u G E ID.
FHyHE Subscriber, anxious to close his stock of
IA Fall and Winter Goods, will sell at reduced
price, and can purchasers some genuine bar
gains may be had by an early call at No. 81 BAL
TiMORE STREET.
Beautiful Cashmere Plaid CLOAKiNGS
Fail and Winter Dress SILKS
CASHM ERES-a great variety in style and price
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for % and 3l!c
SHANVLS! SHAWLS! SHAIvLS!
A great variety of beautiful SlIAWLS, of silk,
ihibet, plain and embroidered, wool cashmere, blank
ct, extra fine, alpaca, sc. SC. Also,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE S.
English, French and American fabric, of new and
handsome STYLES, the assortment large and varied,
with Scarls, Cravas, Vestings: Sc, of all kinds now
worn. Gentlemen may be satisfied of getting good
bargain as it is the determination of the subscriber to
sell at small advance and close his stock.
EDWARD j. RICHARDSON
MIG No. 81 Baltimore street
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GOING TT STRONG Ar EG ERTONs.


NJ Not day since last Wednesday, but we has
sold, ON an average, three capital prizes per da
Yesterday we held four three No. tickets-one
them, to comb. 9 80 4s, prize of 81 230 was sold
only $l.25-the others were all in packages.
The drawn Nos class 100 are
6s IL "A 81 6 II Is 45 3 80 40 SO
Tomorrow, will be drawn Consolidated Lottery
Maryland, class 38--7s Nos. and IL ballots.
$3.50 SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of s3S,o 200 e., 8 prizes OF sll,5oo
:. 5000 no ~" 800 |
-" 1857 81 lOO,S
Tickets Sl000-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package or single share for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutl-st and Exchange Place; or, 1
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
NLORIOUS NEWSI GLORIOUS NEW
IN Well done DOYLE. large prizes sold durf
the last week-two Of them the half tickets-nett
the holders $425 each! This will be continued fol
week two longer; thus giving chance for our G
zens to repensh their purses with little or no ri
for almost every ticket purchased at this fortunate
flee proves the right one. Call at M. DOYLE,S Psi
Depot No. la Pratt street, opposite the Railn
Depot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel. Z;
following splendid schemes to be drawn this we
TuEsDAY-Captal $4,000, tickets 50, shares
WEDNEsDAY-capital of $40, 900, &c. T4cli
SO, shares IN proportion. ctii sF4 -
1iHURSDAY-i Capital of ,sls 600. tickets Al
shares In proportion.
FRIDAq--Capital $1,000, tickets sa5o, share!
proportion. T..
SATURDAY-$7, 900. Tickets only 50 90, sh 4
in proportion. ALA 49,, 49, -.ifH ,;l.is 1911
A liberal discount will be made TO persons who |, 1
chase by the package quaRtity
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers
the package, single ticket, share.e All orders.
mail or otherwise, addressed to M F5t4 II
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt street,
1t Fri Opposite b. & q. II. Il. Depts
ENTS' CLOAK TASSELS. Just M Il
" featured and for sale, a large assortment 4
Gents Cloak Tassels, at very reduced prices c.
- j. M. HAIG, Fringe Factory }
NIX III Baltimore street, 4 doors ahQye Sol
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OPINIONS OF DisTINGUIsHED MEN. AT the
time of the organization of our government it
was thought to be expedient, to permit the
naturalization of foreigners on a short proba-
tionlry residence. We had just terminated a
long and oxhausting war, and had sparse
popuation-it was therefore considered polite
to facilitate the admission Of foreigners to cit-
zenship, to increase the physical strength Of the
country But, even at that early stage of our
political existence, there seemed to be an in
stinctive dread, that the influx of immigrants
might produce an influence unfavorable to our
institutions distinct foreign feeling in our
lanI-and hence the declaration Of the Father
of his Country-"Aga the insdous wiles
of foreign influence Il conf IRE you TO believe
me, fellow citizens the jealousy OF a free Pco-
pie ought to be constantly awake; since his
tory and experience prove, that foreign IN
fluencc Is one of the most banefdl foes OF a
republican government" This is the warning
of the immortal Washington, and should not
pass UNDECIDED. To the same effect spoke other
revolutionary patriots. Jefferson says-"l hope
that we may fud some means in future OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, po-
htica, commercial, or in whatever form it may
be attempted. can scarcely withhold myself
from Joining in the wish of Silas Dcane-that
there were an ocean Of fire between this and
the old world" And Madison said-"Foreign
influence is truly Grecian horse to the Repub-
lie. We cannot be too careful to exclude its
entrance" Language could not be more en-
phatic as to the danger Of foreign influence
1t is an influence which is TO be exerted by
those who are in our midst. We have seen
that it does exist, and that it has been openly
exertcd in our political contests. Foreigners
have openly avowed that they will not be ruled
by Americans, and have claimed to be controll-
ers of the country. In New York banners to
this effect were insolently paraded through
the streets. And shall American citizens
stand with folded arms, and permit this
fofs7.,.ff fr.4luence to wrest from them the rich
Inheritance bequeathed TO them by their revo-
lutionary sires? Shall we continue system OF
NATURALIZATION which converts the felons and
paupers VINO may be transported oy the powers
of Europe, INTO fellow citizens and equals
What native or naturalzed citizen will consent
to such an association? Not one who has a
lust appreciation Of his rights, or the least re-
gard for the welfare of the country. Our
country stands isolated from the old world, and
should be distinct in its feelings and principles.
We should endeavor to become, as General
Jackson says, "more Amelcanized"-loo
to the interests of our own country solely,
and adopting all measures which may be re-
quired to keep it clear of every description OF
foreign influence. This cannot be done so long
as we continue to manufacture American cit-
zens out of foreign subjects, on a residence of
five years only.
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RALTIMORE COUNTY.

YUNHE undersigned, Committee appointed by the
d Grand Jury of Baltimore CO., at November term,
1874, in conformity TO law, beg leave to report. that
they have performed the duty assigned hem and have
examined the receipts and disbursements of the Urea
surer of Baltimore county, for the year past, ending
3st October last and have compared them with the
vouchers, and found them correct statement of
which accompanies this report; and in addition there
to, the Committee have annexed statement of the
amount Of funds in the hands of the several col
lectors for collection.
Receipts from LIST Nov, 1913, to 3lst Oct,
1874, were S33,4ll 60
Disbursements for same period, 30,257 81
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y tai sold by the great prize vendors, EMORY s
co. Nos. 80 4e, the grand prize of 81 800 in hal
ticket sold to ii citizen; Nos. IL 81 60, a. prize o.
1000 in package of quarters, sent to Charleston
8. C.. one of $500 and two of 800, all sold at No.
Calvert-st, by the lucky rts. EMORY & co.
$4,000! THIS DAY draws the splendid litt!'
scheme of The Maryland Lottery, CT. Az to be draw
at 5 O'Clock. rs Nos. and ID ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize OF $4,000 prize of S2,e0o
sri " 5000 sl' LAST /
1000 l,000,&d
Tickets S300-shares in proportion. -
Risk package of Is quarter tickets, that coiI
tains more prizes than blanks, only Gil.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, elias
leo, drawn November lS-lowest prize $500:
68 l2 "a 81 6 IL 10 4S 2 80 40 60 |
5S}- Orders meet with prompt attention.. p
m EMORY CO., No. 3 Caivert-st.,
1t -..a Baltimore, Marylai,d.i
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R3-BEAUTIFUL G. SILVER BUTTER KNIVES,
embossed handles, only D cts. each Tea Spoons at
- cts set Table Spoons 37s; extra superior do 10
set; Oil Cloth Table Mats 70; sets of Lamp Mats &c
each; beautiful revolving Casters, Crumb Brushes and
Hearth Brushes, iii varieties aud ut low prices; Scis
10 and 10! cts pair; Pen and Pocket Knives,
very reduced prices; ALSO Soaps in varieties; Co
logne Waters of superior qualities Toilet Combs and
Brushes; Toilet Powder, &c. S"""tor '"o.th and
Nail Brushes in variC,, ana at low prices, for cash
and aodtement.
% Right on the corner Of Market and Charles-sts.
nl9-3tE MORTIMER g. MOWBRAY.
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STATEMENT OF THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE
SEVERAL COLLECTORS OF BALTIMORE co. d
for their collections Of the different years hereafter
tod wiz