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From The Baltimore Republican
VOTING HICKORY

LEVI d. SLAMM, Esq.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25
ngEaRY TIMES ARE COMING, AND

~ E3RY TIMES ARE COMING, AND
IvA No. l2 NORrH-ST. is the place where a cheap
and elegant assortment of oyday Presents is ready for
inspection. We have Books in every variety, Toy
Books, &c. to suit chldren Splendid Story Books for
Masters Studies and Annuals Albums, Scrap Books,
and valuable Poetica and Prose Works, all richly
bound We have endeavored, in the following seec-
ton, to meet the tastes ALL both grave and gay, that
whilst we add to the amusement, we may also add 10
the instruction of numerous patrons.
The Dadem for l845 richly embellished with splendid
Steel Engraving, price S4.
The American Book of Beauty, embel ished with nine
beautiful Portraits of living characters, price 81 %.
Leaflets OF Memory, an annual for lS46: price 81.
The Ladies' Scrap Book, with 10 fine Engravings,
price 50 %.
Friendships Offering, fine Engravings, 81 o5
The Opal gift for the hoydays, illustrations, So.
Poems of Ossian, 81 10.
Mton's Poems, IL IS.
Cowper's Poems, 81 rs.
Floral and plain Albums, from 70 to 81.
The Literary Amaranth of Prose and Poetry, by NJ c..
Brooks, I'd edition, 81.
The Religious Souvenir, price -.
The Boy and Girls Annual for 1915 price 81.
The Life Of Christ, in easy verse, illustrated, so.
puss in Boots, illustrated, price IS.
Robinson CiuSO, price 30.
Little Leaves for Little Readers, so.
Fairy Land aud other Sketches, for YOUTH price 81.
Comic Nurslry Tales and colored Engrayngs rs.
Boys Own Book, price 62l.
American hirl's Book, 625
Walton Harvey and other Tales, by Miss Sergeant, so.
Boys and Girls Magazine, price 50.
Natural History of Birds, p.
Pure Gold from the Rivers of Wisdom, 25.
Channing's Self Culture, 25
Gems of Female Poets, so.
The Flower Vase, or Language of Flowers, 81.
Tiller's Tales, from 6! to Is "a.
The Great Big Brother Jonathan, l2s.
The Annual Pictorial Herald hundreds of Engrav-
incs, only 6! cts
The Holiday Museum, lots of Ensravings, and many
others, 10 which we invite attcniion-wiih all the
new ard cheap publications, for sale, wholesale
and retail, by
sHURTZ & TAYLOR, No. 10 Norh-st.,
Near the Post Office,
And w. TAYLOR & CO., Washington, D. C.
tl20- stuwlt .'
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Barque Latrobe, Allen, Galveston, (Texas,) Thos.
Whitrldge Y Co.
Brig Uhickasaw, Kendrick, Boston, Osborn x
Whitridge.
Brig Julia & Helen, Amcsbury, Fall River, John
Mckee.
4 schr Heroine, Hongshead, Norfolk and Richmond.
IL. Hooper.
i Steamer Ericsson, Claypole, philada. L. G. Harris.
NJ ARRIVED.
4hr Sarah Catharine Frazier, from Port Prince,
1t. logwood, coffee and specie. Left brig indie
81 nee, keyser, from ST. Croix, condemned THE
- as bound to Turks Island, aprung aleak aud put
N for repairs, which could not be ObaiHed when she
was condemned, and would be sold for the benefit of
tghom It may concern.] Spoke 2ls instant, off Cape
fienry, brig Noftherner, from New Orleans bound to
AIaltimore same day. in the bay schr. from Ports
mouth, boHnd up. The Sarah Catftarne has had
very bosterous passage, during which has crossed the
'gult five times, and been Id days to the noltiward of
Cape Hatteras. On the llth lat. Sd, lon. "a 20, in
I violent gale from L. was hove down on her beam
ends, but recovered soon after, with loss of few only
OF her bu!warks; she then lay to for II hours under
balance reef mainsail. On the 18Th had another gale
and the 10Th heavy snow storm, which continued
for so hours Saw number of tar barrels drifting
Three of the crew are badly fiosed-damage to the
vessel light.
/. schr Edwin, Joseph, G days from New Bedford oil
and candles, to sundry persons.
SAILED.
Barlue Georgia, Otis, New Orleans; brig Harriet,
Jarvis, do; schrs John, Hanna, Laguayra; Jua,la,
Bumhain, Havana; Americana, new Bishop, Trini-
dad and Spanish Main.
y MEMORANDA.
Il Ship Albert, Kocksether, from Bremen for Balti-
9more, arrived off Deal 2lst ult
Barque Soda, Ruark, from Antwerp, arrived at New
York 23d inst On the l3h lat. SO 80 Ion. 6s 80 ex-
perenced severe gale: LOST stern boat, stove long
boat, Nspt sails, sc. Saw same day, large brig
3s,cerng 5. E. with 10 yards on her mainmast; also
large quantities of wrecked stuff.
! Barque Henry Shelton, Long, for Baltimore, clear
ed at New Orleans 18th inst
Dr. brig p. l. Nevius, Stoop, from Baltimore arrived
4 nj st. John, N B. 18th inst.
Schr Hyrcanus, Gibson, from Baltimore, arrived at
.I9yana 7lh inst,
- ,hr D. c. Wilson, Benjamin, for Havana, cleared
|. While 18th inst
al Alice A. Pendergast, Stevens, for Richmond,
4, I'D at Charleston 2lst.
] sf Mary, Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed from
,SEildence Goth inst.
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EUvENILE ANIMALS, BOOKS, PLAYS,
~ &c. Sc, FOR 1915.
Boys aud Girls Annual for 1916.
The Hawthorn for lS4j.
Youths Keepsake for lS45
The Annualette for 1915.
Kriss Kringle's Christmas Tree for lSi5
The CbidS DeIight-a gift for the young
The Christmas Book.
The Prize Story Book.
The Fairy Gift
Stories of the Animal World.
The Juvenile Gem for 1915,
The Boys Country Books
Happy Hours.
Girls Own Book.
The Gilt.
Holiday Tales
Tales ofthe Kings OF England
Rose Bud.
Fairy Tales.
Paul and Virginia.
ParIeys What to do, and How to do ii.
Puss in Boots-illus tTated.
Parley's Taes of Adventure.
Eastern Arts and Antiquities.
Bible Quadrupeds
Parley's Farewell,
Pailey's Universal History.
Little Clala.
Parley's Picture Book
Moral Lessons and Stories
Old Humphreys Observations
Homely Hints, by Old Humphrey.
The Prosecuted Family, by Pollok.
Ralph Gemmel by Pollok.
Young Peoples Library,
Saint Nicholas Annual.
orphan Soy.
Short Stories
Consul's Daughter.
Original Poems by the Taylor Family.
FAIRY Tales.
Flower Basket.
Tales for the Times.
Surrey Gardens.
Natural History of Beasts.
Natural History of Birds
Child's Gem.
Wiey's Rambles.
Cousa Lucy among the Mountains.
Cousin Lucy and the Sea Shore.
Nursery Songs.
Short and Simple Prayers.
Fido, or Faithful Friend
My Sons Book.
Poems for Little Folks.
Happy Childhood.
Little Stories for Little People.
The Little Gift &C., Sc. sc.
Together with large assortment of Juvenile An
nuals, Books, colorcd Toys Games, sc. sc. Sc. too
numerous to mention. Just received and
For sale by PARSONS Il PRESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
d2l-ft Ad looming the Rail Road Depot.
ra2 RECEIVED THIS DAY-A large
YIN stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
I'd sc finest Workmanship, and for quality cannot be
sEt.--s surpassed. Received direct from friend in
Europe, who has selected them with great care
Those in want of a good Watch respectfully in
yted to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL u. CLARK'S, No. Waier-st-,
do Fronting Cheapsds, Bait.
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THRISTHfAS PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings
W and Breaslpins; gold Pencils and Keys; gold Ear
rings, SC, all pery tow Eight doz Brass and 30 hour
Brass CLOCKS; Wood Clocks for S2-all good time
Keepers Drill Eye Needles, cts paper Spool Cot,
ton, cts Pins hat head) cts papers Jet Hair Pins
s.! cts; Jet Breaspns G.; Hooks and Eyes CT box;
Tape cts. doz Sewing Silk cts skein; Twist Combs
cts; Side Combs cts pair Cologne 6! cents bottle;
Bears Oil l2l bottle; Shaving Cream lSi jar; Lead
Pencils cts doz Silver Pencils lsf cts. apicce best
Lard Lamps 37t. Also, general assortment of Jew
elry, Clocks, Combs Brushes, Buttons, Thread Per
flnlery, Hosiery, Gloves, Britannia and Japan Ware,
Walters, Candestcks, Lamps, &c. All of which /
am selling at astonishly low prices.
G. VlCKERS, No. 9 Baltimorest.,
dl7 Near The Bridge.
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a LII THOSE who wish to give a handsome
IN Christmas present, in the way of "A GOOD Watch
TO call and examine the new Goods Received by GA
BRlEL ID. CLARK, at his Store, WATER STREET,
second door from Calvert, where WATCHES, JEW
ELR4 and SILVER WARE, of first quality, are OF.
tered for safe at reasonable nriceS. hl4
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FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS have just

BHoLIDAY PRESENrS.-I have just re
q II cGved and opening, splendid Stock of FAN
CY AND USEFUL ARTICLES, suitable for presents,
such gold Everponts; Rings; Beastpins Bracelets;
Watches; Chains and Guards; Card Cases; fancy Pur
ses, Bronze and China Inkstands; Rosewood aud Fan
cy Gilt Work, Dressing and Perfume Boxes; Chill
dren's Games; China Tea Sets; Wax Dolls; Carca-
lures and Toys, in the greatest variety. The above
are goods, chiefly OF my own importation, aud not
old stock auction goods; all of which pledge my
self sell low if not lower, than they can be had
anywhere in the city. Call and convince your selves.
JACOB TRUST, }l2 Bait St, north side,
dlf-3tk between Liberty and Howard SITS.
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ID | r. ID

On the goth inst. Alfred Henry infant son of VIM.
lad Harriet Verne on aged % months and days
On the Odd inst Louisa Frances, fourth daughter of
)seph and Eliza Stewart, aged years and is days.
At Annapolis, on Friday last, of consumption John
hemas Difenderffer, formerly of this city, in the
'th year of his age leaving a wife and three chill
zen, mother and TWO sisters to mourn their loss.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATM. ROBINSON, PRACTICAL WATCH
w MAKER and dealer in fac Watches and
Jewelry, has removed TO the corner of CALVERT
and BALTIMORE STREETS, Opposite the Muse
um,) where he has opened general assortment of
Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated and Britannia Goods
all of which have been purchased from the actual
manufacturers and will be offered very lo for cash
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches,
which will be warranted TO perform well charge.
Jewclly repaired Hair Plated to any pattern.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM.
90 Old Gold and Silver wanted, for which the
highest price will he given. d20.lw
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u AIDES CLOAI<lNGS in great variety, a
n mong them some really beautiful, of superb quail
y and superior to any thing of the kind IN The city
few pieces only left Ladies in want of very SUI
perior article should call early. Also,
CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES.
A splendid assortment of French, English and Anne
rcan Cassimeres, of every quality and price, which
| am determined to sell before the closes, and
will sell them cheap, with some most beautiful West
of England CLOTHS, blue black and invisible green
shades, with great variety of Scarfs, Cravats, sc.
The Cloths especially worthy attention, being OF
extra fine quality, finish and width such as is seldom
met with. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
d9 No 81 Baltimore street.
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A Il M A r. A c..
MA RIED

. On the Odd inst by the Rev. J. Shrigley, Solomon
ing to Maria l.. daughter of John Is. Frey, Esq'r.,
i erchant, of This city.
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Smith, jas. C. Hines
Washington city, to Miss Sarah Aun eldest dalgh-
i r of John Weaver, Of Baltimore.
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q tnRIsTMAs BOOKs-In all lheir yafetles,
HOLYDAY PRESENTS.


RMRS. II. A. NICK ERSON respectfully calls
I'VE the attention of her customers, To the
extensive and elegant assortment Of French and Ger
man FANCY ARTICLES, together with the largest
variety ofTOYS to be found in any establishment
in this city, all of which she is determined to sell at
the lowest prices for cash Among this choice cOllec-
ton " i'll be found WAX DOLLS with moving eyes,
also Kid Bodies with Heads to suit-Fancy BOXES,
and the greatest variety Of every thing and fanci
fu, be had at this Emporium of Hoyday Presents.
d23-lw Ap-4t No. 80 NORTH HOWARD-ST.
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CIV WI e SHGJ vi
AND CALESTHENIC INSTITUTE,
FOR LADIES s. GENTLEMEN,


IND YOUTH Of both seacs
No. 8 N. LlBERTY-ST., I'd door FROM Baltimore.
NHR PERRY having received he most liberal
ItH encouragement of many of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastic exercise
has been induced to add TO his establishment com
pIrte system of Cnleslhcncs for both sexes Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means TO make his
institute wOrthythe attention OF Parents s. Guardians.
90 The Ladies Department will he under The inn
mediate charge Of Miss Kennedy of Boston, an eff
cicnt teacher in the various branches OF Calesthenc
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Gen
tchen, as they value health to engage in the above
eXerciseS-DrS. Alexander Smith, Buckler * Dunbar.
QGf- Ladies' hours from 10 A. VI. Till 2, NJ. Gen.
tlelnen'S from ill 10 L, NJ, n27-lm
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

C1RIS TWAS PRESENT IS.
TREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
&6 DOLLS, TOYS and CUTLERY.-Such as Scis-
stfs, Knives, Razors, Fancy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed and undessed Kid Dolls; also. Doll Heads OF
all sizes, Crying Babies, Birds with moving wings,
brass and tin Trumpets, Whips, Vions, Pistols, Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes Jewery, Specaces,
dressing, fine TOOTH twist and side Combs, Needles,
SC. Sc, all cheap for cash.
VIM. c. HARRIS, No. "a Batmore-st
did Three east Of Holliday-st
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TMT WASHINGTON MUSEUM,
Wv PRATT STREET. npnr tho

w PRATT STREET, near the Bridge.
THIS (Chrstmas) EVENING, will he performed
that excellent Drama THE MANSLAYER. De Bri-
ancouft, MIR. Ell SSLER. Claude Darnawd, Mr., Ste
phen. Simon, Mr.. Johns. Victorinc, Miss Mitchell.
To conclude with that excellent pircG called THE
BENEVOLENT TAR. Win Steady, Mr. Nelson.
Sally, Miss Mitchell,
% CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, Grand Exhibit
ton at 0'cloc&-wl he performed the Drama called
THE CONSCRlPT. TO conclude with Feats of A
gy Singing, &c new and splendid Drop ar
tain by Mr. So hiuotti. Admission u! only. l*
GRAND SOIREE AND EXHIBITION
aAN HlND0O MIRACLES, ASlATlC JUGGLE-
w RY, DEMONOLOGY, SC, at the Saloon of the
ASSEMBLY BUILDING, Fayette ST, THIS EVENING,
Dee. 81, and during The week, by the
EAKIR OF AVA.
TWELVE BEAUTIFUL EXPERIMENTS will be
exhibited and a change every evening For particu-
lars, see handnis at Music Stores and Hotels.
t3- Abundance 20 cents children if accompanied
by guardians, half price. Open at 7, commence at
half past 7 O'Clock. 1t
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
a. AMOS LOVEJOY, No. 1913 Baltimore stleet,
has just received HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers extra large sizes,
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Mermo
do; heavy Americas silk do; Ladies' silk Merino
and au Wool ESTS. Children's do, all sizes. dis
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HEALTH OFFICE, December %, 1884,

ef0or Of interments in the city Of Baltimore, for the
| ,ceek, ending Monday m ,rning, uis:
$iaAa age |; Consumption IL Catarrhal fever j. Scar
lt lever 10; Stubborn 5; Inflammation of the brain .;
.nfanlmation of the bowels .; Inf nte unknown S;
INFLAMMATION of the lungs q Commissions ,; Hemor-
image Il Asthma i Jaundce !; Pleurisy 3; ScrofuIa /;
Inflammation Of the Stomach ]; Group /; Liver com
iaint |, Total 81.
Under year, .....I4 Between 5 and TO-. IS
, Between l and o.. Q 6 10 and 81, o
\ +" 2 and s.. 10 Above 81, 800. .d3-54
Males, 32; females, 22-54. OF which number Il
we're colored persons-10 free, 3 slaves
By order, EDWARD p. ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS. The subscriber has in Store tho
following desirable DRY Goods viz.
Real Madras HDKFS.
Emb'd white and colored Canton Crane SHAWL. 3
A single Dressing GOWN. made in Canton. of the
very hest materials
Also a LARGE assort,nent of CTOAKINGS
Handsome Merno Cashmere and satin Vostpgs
M All If rho above Goods are If tbe FIRST oralifv
and viii no sold low bv i'''''
TuOS Mnc0NNEJI 40 R,tnores
dot3t Retween Coy and Frederick sts
-Hy - -,
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
"a AM STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK
n of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD to COST.
The large quantity have sold within the last few
weeks is the best guarantee other being really cheap.
Amongst them | have still on hand some Of those
wi'cn nave oeeh ana SUI a selling at
J ad p;d : WI NJr,,T,I'S vWh NJ 'r " E Ent
III -. Ea,,,I me I Nv Iio w y NJ %
a., s pio Hi noli NJ, at"ms Wlch
nera do Chi,Jro hoy, Sn,ch ia,h wv, Wooi m
i1as uNRREI iIo,h V"at and Ga, a,i
CAPS. CALICO, MOUsLIN &c. &c all of which
am determined to Close out. Call and see.
GEORGE II. RHODES, 40 Lexington st.
d23-lm1 five doors east of Eutaw.
Yin, a. MY 1L0,,n, Ia, -, ,,-
J snn,o a,sn,,na,, oon,;.,;'r oc ~ DrtIS aMn
rIsSIEpES ~ VEp ~, rs S1iS r
KERSEyS. R,nkn,S. Fiannn, iso or Man, n,s!
.Inor,s. N,n,,i;,,a do ,;,a.. r., sh,ar, s.ti.,;,
n I,r,a ,s,o,,,nn,tt g 49,. ,,Ioth e.h;.,;,,, &c -
most annroyeJ n'.tns. irish mars shn, "a M .a
nn,s tTrm,ornanes. co,,on Waddi,a and ans. VI.
iinus silt and Cn,ton Velyets. 7,s,rr1s. rCon,n,
RIanlo,s RadioL pmr,ans An,n amy nroi,',,a
Cheeks: linen rambrir md Siik nnekat bdtc .mneri
or Sayonv WOOL shirts and brawers gen,Iempnnis
Stocks and Scorfs. Susncuders. Jnces. Edy;rgs and
|
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~REAT CURIOsIVIES

Va FROM SWITZERLAND!
MEssRs. SCHUYLER & co. have the honor to in
form the public, that they have received and just op
ened most splendid and original assortment of FAN
CY GOODS, CLOCKS and TOYS.
These Goods are the first of the kind ever opened
in this market, and are principally carved in the
far famed Swiss style. The CLOCKS are Is days,
patented works, and of the finest and most dura-
BILE workmanship. There are also some beautiful
small DAY CLOCKS. This assortment of Goods is
IN every respect novel and suitable for Christmas and
New Years Gifts.
O. The public are most respectfully invited to call
and see for themselves, at
BOSWELL'S MUSIC STORE,
No. l4l Market street,
dll-Jw A few doors below Cavert-st.
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UNION HALL ACADEMY,
No. 1856 MARK ET-s,r,

A NEAR FLEET STREET, FELIX'S POINT.
kHyHOMAS, HENDERSON, Q.ate Principal
M Teacher in st. james, Academy, Baltimore co
lsntends opening SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN, in the Union Hall, No. 1876 Market-st
Fleet street, Fell's Point, for the purpose of Civ
Ang instruction in the common and higher English
branches, the Mathematics, the Latin and Greek Ian.
Huages. Having been engaged in teaching for several
Years, he aters himself that he will be able to rem
Nier ample satisfaction to those who may paronze his
efforts. Ferms:
|,English Branches viz: Orhography, Reading, Pen
3 manship Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
z Composition Rhetoric, Book keeping and History,
pen session :;...;...::.. .......... $3.50
English Branches, with Chemistry, Natural
4 Philosophy, Astronomy, Mensuration, Sur
n veying, Navigation, Geometry aud Algebra $50
n he above, with the Latin and Greek Ian
y guages, per session. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
!, 90 The year will he divided into four SESSIONS of
f.weye weeks each-the first session commencing de-
,eni;ser Both, 1874.
/ References: Prof. N. C. Brooks A. NJ, Princi-
pal of Public High School; W. Gibson, AM. Public
igh Schools ]. w Rudolph, Esq, DIR. Fl. Morris, DIR.
u. r. McManus, Rev. IL. Slicer, Rev. l.. F. Morgan,
sev. G. o. Young, Rev.. W. Collum, Rev. j. seweii.
| d23-lw"
"A UST LEG GIVED, large lot of fine Whit
~ ney and Rose BLANKETS, 10, II and 10 qrs.
20 Aor sale low by JAMES PETERS,
1a.f Corner Of Howard and Fayette streets.
FED EnIOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
ma SGRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building Of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
lite their former location. G5-Ali kinds of Property
assured in Town or Country n4-3nif
GROUND RENTS WANrsiD-
6sFA FOR SALE-A store and dwelling Bal
1.sssM timore street, for 81 200 Also, large three
GzlkaA story brick house on Baltimore street, near
south, in fee simple, rented at 500. Three brick
ouses at Sll00 each rented at $3.50, with 1874 ground
ent. Two brick houses, in foe, at $500 each. Two
torres and dwellings, in fee, Fe's Point. Also,
handsome dwellings on East Baltimore, Lexington,
Er2nklin, and other streets. Ground Rent of $500
per cent well secured also one of 800, (cea-
ralO at per cent 100 feet Of vacant ground Wiki
lreet. East of Market, 10 be sold low. Building lots
Tor sale or lease, East Baltimore, Lombard, Bond,
nd other streets. Stocks bought and sold on com
k5nission by o THOMAS J. GOTT.
Il del-2tws al Second ST., adjoining the Exchange.
$50 The large FRAME BUILDING, recently
kHVEI occupied for the Steam Brick Press, on JEFF
H ferson street, is offered for sale. 1t is "a feet
~-by 3D. with wings 6 by 80 feet, stories high,
hingle roof; there is well of excellent water within
fhe building 1t is well adapted for large factory and
may be bought low.
Il Aisd, ten WATER CASKS, perfectly sweet and
Il lean, having been in for three ears Inquire at
Z da3-eo4t Isl No. NORTH STREET.
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FOR CHRISTMAS.
LOOK AT THIS

NERS. L. ii. SHRECk would inform her
lVM friends and the public that she has handsome
assortment of articles for CHRITM.dS PRESENTS,
consisting in part of-Chidren'S Silver Thmbles; La
dies Work and Fancy Boxes; Wax and Kid Dolls, all
Sizes Dolls Heads, of all kinds, very cheap; Mah0g-
any Toy Bedsteads; small Pianos; Chdren's China
Tea Sets China Figures; Games of all kinds; Chill
dren's Long Combs ,uew style; Brushes and Combs Of
all kinds, very low with an extensive assortment Of
TOYS, of various kinds, The above articles will be
sold az low they can be had in the city. Please
call and examine for yourselves, at the Old Stand for
merry occupied by G. s. r. Shrek, No east BALrt-
MoRE-sr near the Bridge, sign of the large "Comb."
dl -2tk
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25
CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.

CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.
FENEIE SUBSCRIBERS now offer to their Gus
IL toners and Others, who have not made their pur-
chaScs, the cheapest lOt OF AUCTION CLOTHS, of
AL the different coos and shades, suitable for ladies'
and geutlemcns Cloaks, and boys and children IS
wear they have ever yet had, ranging in price from 81
up, and which they do recommend rs being of extra
ordinary fine quaytor the prices together with an ex
tenslve assortment Of plain and fancy CASSlMERES,
embracing every variety Of color and style,
They have also on hand, as usual, splendid assort-
ment of Coopers s. Shepherds English, and Paul Ba-
DOESKINS; wool blk, indigo blue, brown and olive
Beaver Cloths of fine and supcrfnc qualities; with
plain black and fancy English Silk, Sans, Merino and
Velvet VESTINGS, &C.; to all of which they invite
the attention of persons wishing to purchase they
will be sold, wholesale retail at the lowest market
prices. DORSEY & NELSON,
dl4-eolm No. 65 Baltimore street.