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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECENBER


was drowned near Castinc, Me-, few days
since; lac left wife and seven children
The Episcopal Church of All Saints, Liverpool
has been purchased by the Roman Catholics
for &2,70O sterling, -There was a double
launch in Philadelphia on Saturday. One is the
ship Tartar, of 600 tons, the other the barque
Venezuela, of $50 tons.--Tho members of
the tract society of Rochester, have during the
past year, distributed 6 ,500tracts, visited ,OG3
boats, and persuaded G65 persons to attend pub
lie worshp.-On Friday man from New
Hampshire, named VIM Austin, was arrested
for forgery in Boston. He said that ''he did
not know it was any harm. "--Thrce large
spots Zone extraordinary large) arc now visible
on the Suns disc. They will probably CONT
nue. visible about a week longcr,---The pilot
sloop Bulletin, of Providence, was run into on
Friday morning by the steamer Neptune, Off
Beaver Tail Light, and sunk. The crew were
saVed.-Fred'k. Hellinghaus, tried for shoot
ing Amanzo Howard, with intent to kill,
has been sentenced, at Saint Louis, to three
months confinement in the county jail.-Ben-
ton says that the Texas debt is S22 900, 0O0.--
Some students, at Madrid, lately dssected
body, and found the heart on The right side
Two or three cars were smashed on the New
Haven and Hartford Railroad on Friday. No
person injured. The bill providing for vo-
lunteer militia system, the whole number of
soldiers not to exceed 5000, has passed the Rev
Hampshire house of representatives. tai
lor named Cunningham committed suicide at
Memphis, Tenn, few days since.-Leap
Year is almost gone. Young ladies' should re-
collect it. 1t is the last chance for somo.--
The Second Anniversary Dinner of the Rcpor-
tors of the Newspaper Press of Philadelphia,
came offat the American Hotel on Saturday af-
tornoon.-Moses Clark, of landau, we learn,
says the New Hampshire Patriot, committed
suicide by drowning, about week since A
man of good sense, and very well informed, he
yet fell into the miserable delusion of Miller
ism, and reason was ousted from her THRONE
There is proposition at present before the Ie-
gislature of Arkansas, to dispose of $500, 900,
donated for purposes of internal improvement.
They are manufacturing beautiful silk
shawls, worth $50 and $25, besides silk vest
ings and handkerchief, at Richmond, Wayne
county, lndiana.--The Cincinnati papers
pronounce the account of riot at Georgetown,
Ohio, hoax.-The amount of coal trans
ported fiom the Schuylkill region this season is
S3S, PA tons.
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PERSONAL News. At the last accounts
Gen. Jackson was in the enjoyment of good
health, although enfeebled by age and infilmi-
ties,-The ranking privilege of the Hon.
Henry Clay having long since expired, his
friends would be doing an act of justice to pay
postage on all letters or papers they may think
proper to write or send him, as we see it stated
that his pecuniary condition is such as to rem
der strict economy neccssary.-Mr. Gam,
of the Park Theatre, N. Y, died on Saturday,
of dropsy.-Thomas Sully, Jr., who pro-
ceeded to Columbia, Tenn, to paint full
length portrait of Mr.. Polk, president elect,
has accomplished the task, and is about to re-
turn home.-Mr. Joseph r. Anderson, les
see of the Tredegar foundry, at Richmond,
Va, has received contract to build an iron
Revenue Cutter at that cty.--It is said Mr..
Fox, late British Minister at Washington, in
tends to return there to reside permanently. -
MIR. Wicklfe, our Charge at Turin, is about
translating the works of Machavell. -Rev.
J. p Knox, late of Utica, has been appointed
agent of the American Bible Society for the
States of New Jersey and Delaware. Prof.
Thomas has been transferred to the chair of
Medical Jurisprudence and Physiology, recent
ly created in the Medical Department of the
Columbian College, and DR.. Joshua Riley, of
Georgetown, has been appointed Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeu in nl,ce of
Prof. Thomas. The Inauguration of the
Rev. Laurens P. Hickok, of the Auburn Theo-
logical Seminary, will take place on the sth of
January.-The Rev. VIM. Chalmers, one of
the Scotch delegates to this country, and
whose eloquence and worth will be remember
ed by all who had the pleasure of hearing and
knowing him, is about to be removed to a new
church in London.
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y from the London and Paris Magazine of Fashion.
III fashions FOR DECEMBER. Much simplici
- is observable in the make of dresses the or
naments, however, are various in gimp, pas
sementere, byrinthes; but the most elegant is
the dontele de velours, which possesses the ad-
vantage of matching the color of the dress
Embroidery is also used on silk, CLOTH cache
mire, and the finer merinos, and often inter
mixed with velvet Black lace, though no
lohger a novelty, is as much in fashion as ever,
for every variety of toilette. There is some
diminution in the width of dresses, and for
walking, they are also made shorter; but for
dress on the contrary, they are still longer, APP
preaching almost to a train. Berthes con-
tinue to be worn, either the same as the dress
or of lace and the short sleeves are with trim
mings extending below them. Spencers of
black velvet are very fashionable with jackets,
to be worn with skirts of satin trimmed with
bands of velvet. Cloth is much used for
walking dresses of dcmi-Amazone form; they
are embroidered or richly ornamented with
gimp. The manteaus, under the various
names of pelsse, pardessus, patelots, canals,
crespin, are now seen in all variety; the mate
rials are equally various, from velvet, satin
silk, TO the plaids in fannell; they are all with
sleeves, very few are full at the top, but very
wide at the bottom; the pelisses of black satin,
are frequently embroidered in soustache, brad
, or silk; and more simple ones are with numer-
, MS rows ofnarrow velvet The pelerines Rus
Ware the great novelty this season: they are
aQdeep behind, and form scarf in front, and
! s:Ether of ermine lined with blue, or mar
,yrdwith violet or crimson
:. Gathers are very generally used for capotes;
'ylules, marabouts, in blending shades, from
pink to cerise, deep blue to sky, orange to cit
iron, &c; the flat feathers, are either spiral or
plased fiat on the capotes of velvet, matching
either the velvet or ribbon that forms the trim
ming The horizontal couture, forming the in
termediate between the high and low, is the
,style now preferred; the little caps, fanchons of
|;lace, and muslin caps, should all be adapted to
the couture. A style of couture, suitable to
',young ladies, is composed of several rows of
ivery narrow velvet, which unite round the plat
4 and terminate with neud of broader velvet,
with ends. The Druid wreathes of oak leaves,
and leaves of gold, encrcling the head twice
will be worn this winter.
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ALDERMEN IN PITTsBURGH. The Office Of
Alderman in Pittsburgh is valuable we pre-
sumo, as no less than seven persons are offering
themselves as candidates in the second ward fol
that situation.
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ABDUcrNG SLAVES. Henry Boyer, free
negro, was on Friday last sentenced to four
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary at Nor
folk for assisting slave belonging to MIR. John
Rudder to run away.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL.

MUKNINU'
Hail, hallowed morning; when the sunlight broke,
Fresh from thy forehead on Judea's hills,
The shepherds saw thee, and with songs of praise
'Chanted thy welcome On the early breeze;
And while the mighty rembIsd, and the wise
Watched thee in terror, anxious angels swept
In beauty over Bethehem-and told
With harp and song, in strains of purest love,
That the eternal Son of Righteousness
Had risen there, "with healing in his Wings
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

rssiir:&, Ts0i2 sSf.F9--A three stery brick house
\ G!.I and large Garden attached 10 it, situated
&tiiH OF The York road, Noar the Gr,t roll gaze,
.haiLE- which has been occupied as n store and ay-
es stand for number Of years, and is stM uccupCd
as SUCH aud is one of The best stands of the Bind on
that road, and doing good business. Title clear OF
all lncnmhrancc whatever 1t will be sold low if i'm
mediate application he made to j.. + SCOT1YiS In
telligcnce Office, No, 10 Exchange Place.
p, S.-Also a Stable and Carriage house attached
to The place. There is an excellent pump Of water
at the door. Glg
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CLERGY OF THE Protestant EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. The Banner of the Cross says the
present number of the Protestant Episcopal
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FOR SALE & RENT.
EEyIs SALE. A fire, r,t. St,,

E3r3gz FOR SALE. A first rate Store and Ia
GH.;I yern Stand. 1t is situated at the junction of
BNt,, the Falls Turnpike and ssusqueianma Rril
EE III Road, Westminster Branch, niue miles from
this city. The House is built OF Stone sxy by ftv
teet-has twelve rooms, cellarmdrr the whole house
labng for sixteen horses, carrue house meal house
fowl house, and every other necessary building with
A pure spring aud pump of water. The Garden has
in ii the best Of fruit trees consisting of apples cher
ries, peaches, piun,bs, and shrubbcry of nll kinds
There Is about one acre OF Land attached TO the pre
misses, which is under lease for 90 years renewable
forever, aud subject to the yearly of 500 This
property will be sold great bargain. Terms $1,000
cash, ana the balance payable in equal sums, iron,
one to five years. For particular, Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD
Conyeyancer and Property Agent
dlA-tf ~ Z. corner ST. Paul and Tuyette-Sts
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p1IILAD.. N1LNEINGroN. AND RAnTI-

PEILNU., WNDNINUSTUN, AND bNNfT-
MORE RAIL ROAD MORNING LINE.
The Train, carrying The Unit
6S9S32E ~ 1"1 ed States Mail, leaves Prattst.
tHf4sHI Hf.l=%A Depot daily except sundays at
.E-ga O'Clock A. NJ Passengers
i've in Philadelphia about e'cock, and in full time
for the evening lines for New York
EVENING MAIL LINE TO PHILADELPHIA,
PER RAIL ROAD.
The Evening Mail Train for Philadelphia, leaves
the Pratt street Depot daily, at o'clk, NJ, through
in seven hours.
at A. NJ. and O'Clock, ?. NJ ard reach Baltimore at
% and IL O'Clock, Z. NJ.
% Freight to or from Philadelphia taken daily lex
eep Sundays) from President street Depot at 50 cts
per 100 lbs. [dl4 tlslJl A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.

DR., SwAYNE: DEAR SIR,--In last October, while
engaged with Mr.. Joseph Smith, in saw-mill, near
Wayneshurg, was attacked with cough, from be
ha exposed at night, VIII ich gradually increased, at
tended with splitting of blood, and pain in the
breast loss OF appetite, fever sc. &c. which was
scarcely suFportable. | had family who were
was obliged 10 leave my business and return houe.-
| was then attended by several Physicians, but still
grew worse, until my medical attendants gave me up
as incnrable. Subsequently, my wife observing in
one OF the public prints, an advertisement of DT.
S~d!nie'S Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, procured
me one bottle from Francis Mcclure, your agent in
Lewistown, which relieved me; continued until
had taken hvc bottles; am able to return 10 my
work again. write this to offer you my sincere
thanks and you are at liberty to make this known
that If any human being is suffering as have been
they may have recourse 10 your invaluable medicine
Yours, JOHN Z. BOYNE.
LewistOwn, Del.
BE CAUTIOUS to ask for the original and only
GENUINE preparation from this valuable tree. Doctor
swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, whose
office is removed to N, w. corner of 9th and Race
sts., Philadelphia.
AGENTS.. w. & r. w. DAVIS, No. $50 BaIu
more-st, Baltimore; Rev'd ISAAC P. COOK, No. So
Baltimore-st., Baltic; STABLER Il CANDY, Pratt-st.
wharf, Baltimore; R0BT. FARNHAM, Washington,
d. c.; GEO. NJ. SOUTHRON, GEORGETOWN. ID. e.:
VIM. STABLER, Alexandria. d. c.; p. M. COHEN
& Co., Charleston, 3. c.; PEYTON JOHNSON, Rich
mond, Va; e. KLINE, st. Louis, Missouri; J. !.
NORRIS s. CO., Louisville, KY; T.RURFORD, In
dependence, Missouri. dl8lf
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"a EGEUfiS FOR SALE. A number of verv
IS valuable Servants, Cooks, Farm hands and wat
lcrs. Persons wishing TO purchase or sell, would do
well to call quickly at
l.. F. SCOTPi'S Intelligence Office
dl2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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Col. FISHER, editor of the Cleveland (Ohio)
publican, has been in Washington for some
eks, and is now in Albany, making prepala-
hs to visit Tennessee.
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sSTILL FURTHER PROOF THAT CON
- SUMPTION CAN BE CUkED--ANOTHER
CURE IN BALTIMORE!

SSTILL FURTHER PROOF TIiAF CON
- SUMPTION CAN BE CUkED-ANOTHER
CURE IN BALTIMORE!
BALTIMORE, Nov. a6, 1874.
To DR.. j. II. SChcnCk-Sir: This is to certify that
about 10 years aga was attacked with pain in my
stomach and left side, with pain in my shoulders ana
weakness was also cOstyc at times and about every
month would have an attack Of diarrliga; there
lump come on my side, which was pronounced an
absceSS OH The Liver. | tried several remedies that
were advertised for C0nsurpti0n and Liver Com
plant, bat could get relief; continued getting
weaker every day. | got so atlaSt could not work;
could mol bear my clothes to touch my stomach: bad
pam III my head and eyes, with high fever; ! so cont
unued until May last aud seeing The certificates of
DIR. Beellman's) the wonderful cure it made him.
was Determined TO try it After using the Syrup
some time, it made little worse, ard after the
fourteenth hottie there was something appeared 10
break and give way, that passed of from | then
felt reiievcd sill perSevered with the Syrup, and
about The nineeeth bottle the pain left me, and felt
very sore, as II my insdes were Jaw took in all,
iWenytour bottles, and now feel like another man,
after being afflicted long. | feel at this time per
fest the gratitude feel towards Mr. Schenck, for his
valuable discovery, which has been the means of
storing me to my health. Any person disposed 10 cali
on me at nv residence in Gibson street, (thc pump
stands opposite the dnOr) will satisfy them that il is
the only medicine that Will cure the Liver Complaint
Consumption, as it has made perfect cure OF me,
and believe was going In rapid decline
FREDERlCK MuRRY.
{I7-CAUTGON To THE PUBLIC. As there are
persons in this city who advertise the sale ofSchenck's
Pulmonic syrup hereby caution all persons against
using ny name, person Is authorised 10 sell Tor
me IN The CITY Of Baltimore, except Mr.. j. w. WAR
]. Fl. SCHENCK.
The genuine Medicine can also he had of NJ. DE
LANi, corner OF il street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington, D. c., and at w. W. JOHNSON'S,
Princess Ann, E. s., Md.
PRiCE-One Dollar per bottle or six bottles for Five
Dollars. Idl6.co6tl ]. w. WARREN, Agent.
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HOUSES, FARMS, BUILDING LOTS &
GROUND RENTS


ysrI@ras FOR SALE. A large two story dwell
Ei,! ling in fec, i'll North Gay street, near the Oed
R..i Fellows Hail. price ;330O fine large story
.tA-dWclling on Lexington st. near Charles, in
tee, al only $1,000; dwelling on Nlarket-st near LON
bard, FeIl's Point $780, one in south IgI-st. near
Methodist church, Sl50O; one in Monument 81 near
Alsquith, c65U; fine dwelling in north Calyer-st at
$1,000; in Jefierson-St. near Caroline S450 each; Il
store with dwelling attached corner Caroline and JEFF
itfsOn ST. $3.50: store with dwelling attached north
Gay-st. $3.50; west Baltimore s 1900 and lO50;
corner Lombard and Market-st F. p & 1900, Houses
ut various prices to suit pwchaseIsWcst Lombard ST.
Monument, Aisquith, East Baltimore, Eden, Cove,
Pitt, Caroline Exeter, Canal Saratoga and other sts
FARMS FOR SALE. 4 country re-
SNs sidcnce Of u acres, adjoining the nonl- " est
lsseSI ern city boundary al $1,000; farm of lGj
l1sEsa acres, miles from Baltimore, on the Hartford
Turnpike ONLY $4,000; Farms IS miles ont the Fro
derrick Turnpike, of 260 and $50 acres with elegant
Buildings on them, will be sold bargain. Also, a
large number of others, cheap.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE-On
west Lombard st. near the lnirmary; on west Balti-
more ST. near Cove; on Exeter street near Fawn, and
Fawn near Exeter ST. chcap west Fayette; Lexington
st. near CavCtt Biddlc and Madison SIS; east
Baltimore near Market, and others on pleasing Terms
&c GROUND RENTS for sale, well secured.
Apply to BENJAMIN BOND-Or
GEORGE GELBACU,
nS|-t No, ~ SCcOnd-st,, near the Exchange.
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NAVAL. The U. s. ship Columbia, Capt
Geisinger, was at Gibraltar, Nov. 18th, and
went to sea the same day.
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THE CALEDONIA. The steamship Caedo-
MIA arrived at Halifax on the morning of the
18th inst. in forty-two hours from Boston,
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NAVAL, The new U. S. sloop-of-war Ports
mouth has been put i'll commission, and took
cher crew on board at Norfolk on Thursday
The following is list of her officers:
{ 5. B. Montgomery, Esq, Commander.
|, Lieutenants-J. S. Misroon, (lst.) Richard
Forrest, w. S. Schenck.
! Acting MASTERY Washington Bartlett
\ Assistant Surgeon-C. H. Oakly.
d PASSED Midshpman-C. III. B. Caldwell.
Midshipmen-C. S. Bell, E. c. Grafton, P.
hi. Natmough, G.. T. Shines, Hunter David
on, Captains Clerk, J. E. Montgomery.
a The P. is to sail for the Pacific in few days
Dr.. Charles Chase, Fleet Surgeon to the Paci-
In Squadron, will 60 out in her.
sThe U. S. brig Somers, Capt James F. Ger
4 arrived at Balacoa, on the 4th inst. from Phi
3lelphia, and sailed again the same day for
4 Jago de Cuba. ~,
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dMEsMERIsM. A Mr.. Chase is operating up
I the down-Easters in Maine with great sue
ts, while Mr.. Rogers is said by ( the Courier
u Enquirer, to be unsuccessful in New York.
portland paper give the following account
MI. Chase's pathetism:
eyre commencing his lecture, lhe informs
audience that he intends to pal thetise, or
\ them to sleep, while speaking ITO them,
on no evening while here did he fail to do
y, while actually delivering his Lectures i'm
:stdiately at the close of which, he passed
|lut among the audience, and selected such
'biectL s seemed to be most yinder his con-
Eli; and it remarkable that /mental or ply
1 Ial strength sved no one fr9fm his influence.
Eelve were aslep on one @vening. He has
thoroughly pars,"2Gf the jaw, in the wake
as well as sleeping state, that in number
Instances teeth have beeA extracted without
Ia or leaving any soreness.
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n d. D. F.--THE ODD FELLOWS OFFER
N Q ING FOR 1S45--A splendid work containing 9
beautiful STEEL ENGRAViNGS, viz
David and Jonathan at the Stone Ezel-Vignette,
Friendship, Love and Truth,
The Odd Fellows Widow,
The Odd Fellows Daughter,
The Odd Fellows Choice,
An Adventure in the Beach Woods,
The Odd Fellows Orphans,
The Odd Fellows Family.
ALL of which Were drawn and engraved for this
Book; they are therefore original, and the hantwofk
of al Odd Fellow.
The matter is entirely original II, aso is the work
Of Odd Fellows and their Ladies. This work tor ls45
is far superior to those formerly published Price only
$l,5e 1t holds rank with the best, and is yet the
cheapest Annual of the season. For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
at No. l5l Pratt st, adjoining K. r. Depot.
gI-The only agents fol the work in the city d2i-2t
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A LII BLAZE, Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
"a ing Dishes, with and without folding feet,
Cheese Steamers; All blaze Pans Coffee and Tea
Kettles; Coffee aud Tea Urns; Oyster UrnS; Coffee
Machines; Coffee FiltcreTs sc. sc. The above are
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached To them. rhey can be had at No, is
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre Market.
JAMES CORTLaN & SON,
ne. Manufacturers and Importers of Tin Ware, ia
my Hardware and Housekeeping articles genor
av. dis
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THE Old CITIZENS BANK,
NIAls L ME SlfE E,EE.


MARKET STREET.
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUI.-STS.
No. i6l, NOW No. 1876,
T#SIEE Subscriber would inform his friends and
q customers that he has completed his FALL. ana
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and
FESTINGS, selected witt special and judgment,
ron The best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{G}- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident IN having their orders
executed IN the best style, and az the shortest notice
d3 WILLIAM ROGERS.
NATH HEN CATALTNE attempted to overt,lrn
Wv the Liberties of Rome, he commenced by coy
ruptng the morals of the youth and although he did
not succeed III his neiarous attempts, his name was
branded with inamy. Various plans OF Treatment
have been proposed for mental alienation with limited
SucceSs-but for diseases OF the physical frame a re-
medy has been discovered, which, in large majority
OF cases, will relieve the patient of his suerngs and
if timely administered, cure the disease.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA will perfectly cure dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes, Scrotula or Kings
Evil, Fever Sores Postues and Pimpcs on the face,
Rheumatism, obstinate Cutaueous Eruptons and
other diseases caused by an impure state of the blood
J. A. REED, Sole Agent
je26-enly Corner Gay and Saiatoga-sts, Baltimore.
JAIME PkOPRIETORs OF THE GAY
Il STREET CHAIR WAKEkOOMS would re-
pectfuy Inform their friends and the public gene
rally that they have on hand large and general
assortment OF ParIor and other CHAIRS, comprising
maple, walnut and variety of imitation
and wood coors They would request persons dis
posed to purchase 10 give them call, their stock
is not surpassed, il equaed, by any establishment in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they al all times prepared supply them terms
equally accommodating as they can be procured al
any establishment in the city.
sells 4tawtistJs A. s ]. Il. MIATHIoT.
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@7-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTl-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
full carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable % the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
The Clipper win also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay-
able, always, in advance.