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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-30
From N, United States Gaztiis.
STRONG LANGUAGE.

The Bo,ton Atlas, of Thursday in commenting
upon the prospect of Annexation, holds the follow
ing language
We must be ready TO Acr-promptly, fearlessly,
eRecually-when the time comes, il com. il ever
does. MASSACHUSETTS CANNOT-SHE
MUST NOT-SHE WILL NOT SUBMIT TO
THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THESE
UNITED STATES Let this idea be impressed
firmly, indslibly upon the public mind. This Union
10 partnership oftwenty-sx States. No new State
can be admitted, without the consent Of all the old
States. MASSACHUSETTS is satisfied with the
Union a. 1t stands. She intends to abide by, adhere
TO, and uphold IT. The grand galaxy Of the twenty
six starr Is sufficiently ,fulgent 10 light her on in the
path Of glory and honor, and happiness. She desires
not ray from the lone star" but Is willing TO let
that star shine alone.
Notification and Disunion are at length open
ly threatened by the Federal Wings of Massa-
chusetis. II is mere sound and fury, signifyng
nothing but determination to run Massachu-
sets Wing candidate for the Presidency, even
If M. Clay shall persist in trying his fortune
again. The bue-ligbt gentry would get up
sectional party and a sectional candidate, if
they could. The attempt will be likely to re-
suit in giving the State TO the Democracy. All
the Democrats. and considerable number of
the Wings, particularly those who have much
at stake, will oppose dsunon and civil war.
when Texa. is annexed So, we doubt whetL-
or the buster of the Atlas will deter a single
member Of Congress from performing what he
may conceive to be his duty
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GEO. NJ. BIBB.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. JoHS w JOsrs,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GENERAL LAND OrrIcr,
December 10, 1874.

december ~, lStl.
Sin have the honor to submit the annual state
ment expected Of this Office.
The sales Of the public lands are still on the in.
crease, being for the calendar year ending With this
month, according TO the returns received and an es.
innate for portion of the fourth quarter, I7A7..
90 acres. This gives an excess over the last year
OF l4l 1871 acres; and Of the year preceding that
bl7,9sl acres. But It !. not from the Improvement
IN The sales, alone that satisfaction NAV be derived
but also from the fact that they consist of small sub
divisions of the public land to different individual
mostly OF eighty and one hundred and sixty acre tract.
evidently intended by The purchasers for their own
immediate occupancy and cultivation. They seem
to have kept pace with the agricultural demand, with
lite or no interruption from the investments Of
speculation. The quantity sold, however, bears but
small proportion 10 that the market during the
saae time 6,e93,36s Of new land having been
offered at public sale. IN addition to what had been
previously offered, large rcsdues Of which still re-
NAMED on hand. The policy, as beretofore com.
municated, bs. been adhered TO, Of keeping up ac-
uvity IN the surveys, Ind bringing the pubic lands
into market As soon as surveyed. The cost Of the
work Is incurred but once and it anticipates the
complaint Of keeping back the country, by prevent.
ing the ownership Of the soil and the general spread
Of population,
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lyThe Presidents Mansion will be open
for the reception of his fellow citizens on Wed
nesday next the LIST day of January.
The first drawng-room will be held on tues
day, the TIN January, and be followed by others
on every alternate Tuesday evening, during the
winter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-30

The editor of the United States Gazette must
be sadly out of his usual latitude, during these
bolydsys. He has knocked a Sunday into the
middle OF week after next, for he declares that
the eighth Of January comes on Sunday. lie
holds up his hands in an apparent sober holy
horror, at the idea Of TEXAS being annexed on
the eighth Of January, which he says will be
the Sabbath.
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Secretary Of the Treasury

STRANGE AcciprsT.-We learn from The postor
courier that Mr.. John Waters, 10 years of are Sc
cretary OF the New England Marine Insurance Cum.
pany, residing at No. 80 Elliott street arose ye.ter
Gay morning, and after dressing himself being m
sse o. somnolency, or temporarily confused ihste,d
~ passing Gown STAIRS, went upwards, opened tho
scuule, and walked off his house. four stores bgb
INTO The yard below. lie broke the bones of both
hs ankles and feet, and probably sustained some oth-
er injuries.
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IMPORTANT REPORT.

The report of the Commissioner Of the Gene
mi Land Office, in to-dsy's paper, deserves, as
il will certainly receive, the attention Of the
ublc,
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MIR. C. W. JAMES is our agent for the Western
States, Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted BY Moses Nee
her, James X. Smith, J. b. Humphreys, }. L. Dent,
G. ii. Comstock, and L. Y. Jennings.
Mr.. HENRY M. LEWIS is our Agent for Ala
bsma, Tennessee, and part Of Missouri.
MIR. ISRAEL T. JAMES is our Agent for the
Southern and Southwestern States and Florida, ss-
sisted by James X. Whipps, William IL. Weld "
II. p. Stem, John b. Weld, b. b. Hussey, and Ar
len 4. Brooks.
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December I6. |

december 10, 1874.
SR; have The honor to submit, herewith, re-
port from the Commissioner OF the General Land
ONCE, and the accompanying documents; showing
the operation OF that branch Of the public service
since the date Of his last annual report
] have the honor to be, very respectfuly your
obedisnt servant,
GEO. NJ. BJBB
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

FENHE splendid stock of French and American
n MILLINERY, Of the late II. Hackstaff proba-
bly, one of the best and largest stocks IN the city, now
To be sold by auction at his late residence Bat-
more street east of the sun office, (see American.
on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 90, at 10. A. NJ
TO FELL'S POINTERS x PROPERTY HOLD
Frs. On Monday Afternoon, Nov. l8 1874 at 3, on
'he premises, eight valuable Brick Houses on Wash
lngon, Fleet, &c. (See Amercan.)
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov %, at 4 o;clk..
the late JOS GOabaft's residence Alice Ann street
near Apple alley splendid dwelling
SAME TIMED shares FeIl's Point Savings Inst-
tntion perfectly unncumbered, surplus and paying
per cent
Also, on the premises, a two story brick Dwelling
and rear building, on Aliceanna, between Ann street
and Happy alley.
SANE DAY, at 5, Fells Point Market-st. BrnPerty,
alongside Of 'Joscs Bazaar, known Hannah Da-
ley's-store aud fine dwelling. The whole of the
above is now for examination.
nl6 mw3t II. w. BOOL, Auctr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

EpY VIRTUE of decree OF the High Court of
I'D Chanecry, passed in cause wherein Gerard
Peddicord and Caroline his wife, and Harriet Rowes,
are comp'anants, and Nehemiah VI. Rowles, Jr.. and
others defendants, the subscriber, trustee, will
offer at pshc SALE to the highest ,a,ider on TUES
DAY the 10th day of December next, at II O'Clock,
NJ, at the Relay House, part of that tract parcel OF
Land lying in Anne Arundel comfy, adjoining Elk
ridge Landing, which was purchased OF Paca Smith
by NehcDiah NJ. Rowes, the elder, containing
80 ACRES-More or less.
The Land is of good quality, part hereof well wood
ed from which il is believed 100 800 cords of wood
might be cut; abounds with Iron Ore OF fine quality;
is well watered and from its convenience to market,
(being quarter of Il mile from tho Washington Branch
of the Railroad and miles ir0rl Saltimore,) will Offer
advantageous Investment to any person disposed to
purchase. For more particular description of the
prem SEES persons DESTROYS of purchasing referred
TO Mr.. John lie Merchant. of bridge Landing.
Terms OF sALE-0ne half rne purchase money 10
be pGd the ratification of the SALE and the residue
in l2months from the day of sale, the whole bear
interest from the day of sale, and payment thereof to
be secured by bonds of the Purchaser with surety To
the satisfaction Of the Trustee
niJ-eOts FRANK. II. STOCKRTT, Trustee.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
1874.
NOVEM Der.
Moons phases.
M ARRIED

On the 18th inst, by the Rev, Henry S. Kcppler,
James ID. Lowry to Miss Elizabeth Ann, second
daughter Of Col John button, all of this city.
On the l7th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Aldrirh, Thomas
w German TO Miss Frances b. Whittemore, eldest
daughter of Caleb Whttemore, all of this city.
On tue 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Aldrich, Joseph
T. Tolson to Miss Virginia c. Fowler, all of this civ
At Allegheny, Pa, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Blackfork, William ]. e. King of Baltimore to
Miss Josephine Noimand, of Allegheny city.
At Troy, N. Y, on the 18th inst, by ~ s. $. Be
man. ID. D., Hon. John Wentworth, NJ. G.. from the
Chicago district, Illinois, to Miss r, Maria LOOMS ,
daughter Of Riley LoOmis, Esq, Of Troy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
DRY GOODS, &c.

SELLINE OFF! SELLING OFF!
CEILING OFF IN EARNEST! GREAT
- BARGAINS in RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
and NElFETS, of every shade and color; Braid and
Straw BONNETS, of all kinds together with a gene
raj assortment of DRY GOODS, at reduce prices,
for less than cost. Come and for yourselves at
the 'IInitcd States Bonnet Store ;" No. 129 BALTI-
MORE-Sr., opposite the office of the American Re
publican and Baltimore Clipper
nl6-if JAMES COBURN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

vENHE PROpISIETOtSs OF THE GAY
-B STREET CHAIR WAREROOMS would re-
spectully inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have now hand large and general
assortment of ParIOr and other CHAIRS, conprisn.
mahogany, maple, walnut, and variety of imitation
and wood coOrs. They would request persons dis
posed to purchase to give them CALL as their stock
is not Surpassed if equalled by any establishment in
the city.
They would also inform shipping Merchants that
they are AT all times prepared supply them terms
equally accommodating az they can be procured at
any establishment in the city
sel9. itawtisJ' A. g. j. B. MATHIOT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
AUCTION SALES.

TIN WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CAST
INGS, sc.
d WILL SELL. by order Of the Orphans Court,
n on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. IN
Pratt street, between Charles and Hanover, extern
siVe assortment of Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hardware,
AndironS, Stoves Beds, Timers Tools, Books, and
great variety of goods not enumerated being the stock
in trade of the late Benjamin Mann, deceased
Also, HORSE, SADDLE and BRlDLE; likewise
WeMmg Apparel, Watches, &c
n10-lt VIM WARD Anct
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

atLADHS BUTTER. HARD, BACON. SOAP.
Vp STARCH, OATMEAL, HULLED BARLEY,
GROATG, sc. &c. Sc.
200 kegs GLADES Butter, of different diaries and
qualities, rt very superior and fit for table use
30 kegs No. LARD; 10 bbs. No. DO.
- kegs and bblS. No. , and 3 Lard
coo HAMS, bagg'd and in fine order for shipping
81 hhds, prime SHOULDERS
so boxes and bbls Stralton's Philadelphia Starch
80 boxes CoHquet and Williams n. Y. No. Soap
% bags Us tbs. cacll Oatmeal
Groats and Hulcd Barley
Ground Spices, all descriptions, constantly Oh hand.
o. Orders from the District of Columbia, for Ba
con, Lard, or Gades Butter, carefully attended to-
JOHN ID. TUST!N,
nl9-2w IL Commerce street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

CoRHER or LOMBARD AND CHARLES STREETS.
EBAChAGE SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES,
= AND BRUGANS. On THURSDAY MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, al our warehouses, corner Lom-
bard aud Charles streets
300 PACKAGES FRESH AND SEASONABLE,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, comprising a
good assortment of
Mems thick kip and calf BOOTS
do do do BROGANS
Boys and youths do BOOTS
do do do BROGANS
Women's and misses WELTS, SLIPS, SC.
Catalogues will be prepared and the goods arranged
for examination the day before the sale
MS VIM. N. DUTCH co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
HEALTH OFFICE. November ~ IS

TIEAITH OFFICE, November It, 1874.
Report Of intcrments in the city Of Baltimore for the
wce6, ending Monday morning, ris:
Hemorrhage !; apoplcyy ]; consumption :; mania
o scarlet fever g. dopsy in the head p commissions 3;
tnfante, unknown s. sudden |; still born 3; unknown
adult 3; bilious pleurSy l.; tic dolcrus |; whooppg
cough 3; old age p drowned l. organic disease of the
hear! |; inflammation of the lungs /; bilious fever /.
Total 30
Under year, ,....l2 Between and 1913
Between | and -. g 10 and 81, .
g = and D.. : Above 2I,,,,., also,
Males, 30; females, 2I-50. OF which humber II
were colored pers0ns-all free.
BY order, EDWARD P. ROBERTS,
Clerk to the City Commissioners.
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BOOKS! BOOkSm AT AUCTION.
A II No. 23S BALTIMORE sTR EEH

"a SALE TO COMMENCE AT o.CLK
As W. have Il large assortment of BOOKS on hand,
and being compelled 10 vaCate our Store in a few
weeks, we will sell THIS and EVERY EVENING
THIS WEEK. Our Books are all new, of the latest
editions, and warranted perfect. a general assert
ment OF STANDARD, Miscellaneous, Medical, Law and
School BOOKS. PAPER and STATIONERY in
great variety. BOOKS ut private sale, at reduced
prices. u. 4 q. +. PRATT, AuctiOneerS,
nI2H 23S Baltimore street
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DIR. LEACH,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
MIST,
No. IA NORTH CHARLES STREET

I'll Opposite st. Paul's Church, II
Pretends TO be the Cheapest Dentist in the city, and
warrants all operations to be equal to the best and 10
suit the patient pay required None but the best
Porcelain Teeth, and purest Gold used TEETH in
serted from 81 so to 50 EACH Extracting 25 cts, Gi
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D | E. d

On the morning Of the l4Lh inst, with full assur-
ance of reaping eternal life, FRANCIS A. PErHER-
BRIDGE, fourth son of John G. and Ann Petherbrdge
On the 18th inst, David Tool, in the 10th year of
his age.
On the 10th inst, John Booth, in the nth year of
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r TINTED STATES HOTEL,

u W.4SIIiNGTION CITY, D. {,
TYLER s BIRCH, Proprieors.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building
Gently erected and attached to taeir former large
adjustment, is now completed and thoroughly furnish
ed Ii contains forty five elegant bed chambers and
one of the largest dining south of New York.
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, we feel great confidence
in our ability to give entire satisfaction to all who may
patronZe Us. Inlgu'1 TYLER & BIRCH.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,

LOOk OUT FOX BARGAINS.
q EDWARD BIRD, liz BALTIMORE ST.,
OF will, in order to reduce his stock Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, offer great induce
ments purchasers 1t is useless give list of
tices and prices, it is sufficient 10 say that his STOCK
is large and laid in with fer the city and country
tradC-Boneht in this and the New York markets, at
auction and first hands, and will now be s. Id cheaper
than ever, large stock of super CAsHMERES, super
Frcnch MoUsLIS DE LANES. Also, superfne CLoTHs,
CAssMEREs and VEsTlNGs, all prices and qualities.
MILLINERY GOODS, of every variety, for sale
wholesale and retail, cheaper than the cheapest, by
]. EDWARD BYRD, at the old stand
MO No. W BalllmOre- St. liOrmerlN No S9l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
ARRIVED,

Sehr Brave, lialleck, days from Savannah.
Srhr Arnida, Trefehen, ~ ds FIN Portsmouth, NIL
Schr European, Elbs, from Norfolk
MEMORANDA.
Brig Victorinc, Sanner, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Orleans 10Th lust.
Scbrs Indy Warrington, Pattson, and Mary Catha-
rine, Gayle, from Baltimore, arrived at Charleston
10th ms.
Sc hr Helen Frazier, Deavt, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Bangor 9th inst.
Schrs Candace, Brghtman, from Baltimore, bound
Fall River, and Mariner, Adams, from do, bound
Nantucket, were IN Hampton Roads 10Th inst,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
BILLIARD ROOM.

B l. l. A r ID ROOM,
OPEN at THE EUROPEAN HOUSE.
FuNIIE Proprietor of the above has, with great
IL pense, fitted up his Billiard Room, as to give
general satisfaction, comfort and strict attention
all visitors. He has also, TWO PARLORS, always
warm and comfortable, for Dinner or Supper Parties
His Reseaurat is supplied with all the delicacIes of
the season. (n7-lml JOSEPH B0lZARD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20

JAPANNED WARE
EUST RECEIVED. large lot of JAPANNED
- WARE-consiSting of
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in sets, some very beau
tilu patterns
Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns, in
sets and single
Walters of different sizes, by the pair single one
Japanned LAMPS of all kinds
Chamber Candlesticks; Bread and Knife Trays
TEA CANISTERS, all sizes
Gentemen's DRESSING CASES
Night and Nurse LAMPS
Match Safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, Spitteons, Dust Pans, SC. &c.
0I3-At wholesale and retail, at the manui acturer's
prices, at No. . n. Howard street, (cast sde.)
nll-eo2m Z. e. WETMORE s. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
EAST MORE
YOUNG LADIES HIGH SCHOOL,

EAST ALTIMORE
YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL,
CORNER EXETER 4 GR.4NBYSTS.
n. BUTLER ATKINS, B. a., PRINCIPAL
IHNHlS Institution has been established in compli-
n ance with the urgent solicitations of many of
the citizens of this portion of the city. and will be
opened on TIL TUESDAY, the Dist instant.
The Principal is determined that the School shall
be one of the highest order and excelled by any
in the city.
1t will be conducted in every department. similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminary.
The Principal will make 1t his chief aim TO impaTt
TO his pupils the most thorough practical and accom-
pished education to encourage asSiduty in study,
and To observe the sricteSt discipline. distraction
will be given in the Ancient and Modern Languages.
Lectures the Sciences and Bellies Lettres, will
he delivered throughout the year.
Reports will be made weekly, by the Principal, OF
each young Ladies' progress and department.
The building is pleasantly located at the corner of
EXETER and GRANBY-srs, and the school rooms are
very commodious.
Music, Drawing, Painting and the Ornamental
Branches at Professors prices
The Princpa would respectfully ask the patronage
OF the citizens of East Baltimore.
References:
Rev ELIPH,LET NorT, d. D., Schenectady Y.
SO ALoNZo POTTER, ID. ID
g CYRUS MASON, ID. d., New York.
&c Henry :. kEPPlER, Baltimore.
Judge JAMES HARwoop.
REvERDy JOHNSON, ESP. nli-w
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WIN. c. HARRIS, No. "a Batimore-st.
nl3-d Three east of Iiolliday-st.
FANCY GOODS SELLING OFF.

FANCY GOODS SELLING OFF.
rgHEHE subscriber being about to make some change
4 in his business, will commence this day TO sell
OIL the remainder of his choice stock of Fancy Dress
GOODS, such a. rich Ca>hneres; Mouscn de LANES;
Chusans; Grape D'EcoSsc; Figured Silks; rich Shawls;
Edgings; Laces; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Bonnet
Silks aud Vclvets, &c, at rery reduced prices. Pur-
chaScrs will do well to call before buying, and
Bargains at HhbYWARDS
Cheap Dry Goods and Bonnet Store,
No. % n. Howard street, Sd door from Fayette.
N. Is. Wide and Heavy INGRAM CARPETINC,
at the low price of so CENTS; heavy wide Striped
CARPETING, only 81 cts, and general assortment
Of Foreign ana American STAPLE GOODS, TO which
particular attention will hereafter be paid Florence
Braid and Straw BONNETS, very cheap. mis-
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FOR ONE WEEK MORE

FUR UNE EEK MOkE!
ORANG OUTANG,
OR, WILD WOM4N OF TIE WOODS.
TENHE greatest Living Natural Curiosity in the
n World, Nod'Ile Fanny,
the only living ORANG OUTANG in this country,
and the largest domesticuted, will he exhibited
on MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1874 and every day and even
ing till further notice. in BALTIMORE STREET, one door
west of Calvert and Immediately opposite the Balti-
more Museum.
Admission 25 cents, children under ID years of
age half price.
Hours of Exhibition Morning, from till ,. After
noon, from 3 to 5; Evening, from to O'Clock. mig
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nv n. HIEtCIIAng

1O2, CORNER BALTIMORE * HoLLIDAY-sTs,
MIGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for The public
sale of Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings,
Private Libraries, Sc, sc
tG3- Consignments of articles for positive sales
specially solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked.
n6-4taw X. MEACHAM.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
NRIGiNAL VIRGINIA SERENADERS
" MESsRs. cool WHITE,
L. GRAHAM, ID. KELLUM,
MASTER EDWARDS-and
OLE BULL MYERS,
viii give their Third Concert in this city, on
WEDNESDAY ET'ENTNG, Nor 30, 1874,
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
And will introduce variety of
SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES s. REFRAINS,
Selected from the choicest compositions OF the best
masters, accompanied by themselves on the
VIOLIN, BANJO, TAMBORlNE, TRIANGLE and
BONE CASTINETTS.
10. Tickets % cents each; children, under ~ years
of age, half price-wi be for sale at the Music Stores
and Hotels, and at the door the nights of perform
ance.
Q}- Doors will be opened at O'Clock, and Concert
commence III half past precisely. n20-lt
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RICHARD DONAHUE.
REDUCTION OF PRICES

d K Il p Err Il y T.HTLO
* EGRMAN STR SGfT. few doors west of
&H Hanover, is thankful for past favors and sOcits
continuance of the public patronage. n72awtjl
a Il Il. DONAHUE'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
IA German street, all Garments cut in the best
and most fashionable style, and made to order on
reasonable terms. n7-2awtil
DRESSING COINS, DRESSING GOHNS.
A FEW Of those very needy and comfortable ar
IA cles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up At nght) gotten up in good style
and for sale at r. DONAIlUE'S.
NJ 2awtl German ST.