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Er3- The LADIES OF ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
commenced their FAIR in the Egyptian Saloon of the
odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening. Ii Is their
design to continue the sales throughout this week.
There great attraction there. An interesting place
to spend the evening. r. dl6-lw
h3- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING COUGH Cordial" has been
proved, in hundreds of in this city and else
where to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inflanmation,) difficulty of breathing &c. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cumstances induce me to state that the GENUINE AR
T1CLE can only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank Nsrth street, Bal
umore. Price oNg DOLLAR per bottle H ualQf
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{13-HOLYDAY RESENTs.-We have iu.

Q3-HOLYDAY PRES ENTS.-We have just
received by late arrivals from Havre, via New York.
great variety ofartces suitable for presents the com
ing flolydays-cOnsistng in part Of Work Boxes, with
and without furniture, varying prices from 70 cents
To S25O each; Gilt and China Flower Stands of beau
u style; Gard Cases and Baskets; gilt Scent Bottles;
splendid Gilt Watch Stands; beautiful Plated Tea
Sets for children steel Hair Pins; steel top Combs of
the latest styles; beautiful Jet Buocs; Camt Breast
pins AT IS els. each; Jet Hair Pins and l24 each
also, French Pcrumery, Of the finest qualities. All
the newest style goods selected they arrive in New
York.
t3- Right on the corner Of Market and Charlcs-sts.
d2l-3tt MORTIMER < MOWBRAY
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d2l2t-

Qy- FAIR. The Scholars attached to Luther Cha
pei Sabbath School will open sale of useful and
Fancy Articles in the School house attached to the
Chapel in Monument street, near Gay, on MONDAY
NEXT 23d instant, to continue through the hoydays,
The proceeds TO be appropriated to the purchase OF
Library and other expenses OF The SCHOOL, The friends
Of the cause and the public generally arc respectfully
invited to attend. In d2l 81
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E17s CARD. The undersigned returns his thanks to
his neighbors and rcmen, tor their untrng eXertons
ia the removal Of his Property from the destructive
fire on the 18th inst, and hopes to announce to his
friends and the public shortly that he will be enabled
to supply them with good an article as can be pro-
cured in this or any other city, notwithstanding ru-
murs of persons ia tie line OF business, that we
cannot 90 into operation until Spring -
d2l-2tt l.. NJ. PETERS.
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NC We are authorized to say, that on or about the
24h Of the present month, our principal Theatre Will
be opened for a winter campaign. Mr.. ANDERSON,
the highly successful Star from all the great Theatres,
is to appear, either the opening night or very soon
after. OF the superb acting of this gentleman the
New York and Boston public have given the highest
tokens of admiration in the extreme rush every night
during his engagement We are not behind these CT
ties in our Announcements in other matters, and there
fore hope to see suitable manifestation once more
within the walls of our Temple of Science. The
Manager is a worthy enerprising man, and deserves
tvery encoul accment. d203t
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bath School Sermons will be preached in the High
street Methodist E. Church, on next SABBATH DAY
the 22d inst. 1t is expected that the Rev. h. +. NOR
GAN will preach at 1t O'Clock, the Rev w. F, MER-
GER at 3 O'Clock, and the Rev. WIN. HAMILTON, ut Z
O'Clock Tie annual collection, for the benefit Of the
Sabbath Schools of the Station, will be taken up
throughout the day. d2O-2t
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%. RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Rev. STEPHEN
p. Hill will, until tntther notice. preach on EVERY
SABBATH MORNING, at II O'Clock, at the Masonic
Hall in 81. Paul street. between Fayette and Lcaing-
ton streets, nearly opposite the Law Buildings. ll'
G3- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The ordinance OF
Baptism will he administered in the Calvertst. Zap
list Church OIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, I'D
inst, at 81 O'Clock. The seats are Free and the pub
lie are invited TO attend II
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Ffy- VIGlLANT FIRE COMPANY. special
meeting of the Vgilant Fire Company will be held on
THIS EVENING, Dec. 2lst, at O'Clock. The mem
bers requested to be punctua in their attendance,
as the nomination tickets will be ready for delivery
l.. ID. DANIELS, Sec'y.
N Il. COON HUNTERS, YUa are especially re-
quested To he present at this meeting, As business OF
importance will be submitted for your consideration.
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UUvENrLE ANIMALS, BOOKS, PLAYS,

JUVENILE ANIMALS, BOOKS, PLAY
e. &c. &C., FOR Is45.
Boy sand Girls Annual for le45.
The Hawthorn for l845,
Youths Keepsake for lS45.
The Annuaette for l845.
krlss kringe's Christmas Tree for lS45
The Child's Delight-a gift for the young.
The Christmas Book.
The Prize Story Book
The Fairy Gift.
Stories of the Animal World
The Juvenile Gem for lS45
Inc Boys Country Books.
Happy Hours.
Girl's Own Book.
The Gift.
Holiday Tales.
Tales of the Kings of England.
Rose Bad.
Fairy Tales.
Paul and Virginia.
Parey'S What to do, and How 10 do IT,
Puss in Boots-iustrated
Parley's Tales of Adventure.
Eastern Arts and Antiquities
Bible Quadrupeds.
Parley's Farewell
Pafley's Universal History.
Little ClaIa.
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 feOple'S Library.
Saint Nicholas Annual.
Orphan Boy.
Short Stories.
Consu'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.
Wiiley's Rambles.
Cousin Lucy among the Mountains,
Cousin Lucy and the Sea Shore.
Nursery Songs.
Short and Simple Prayers
Fido, or Faithful Friend.
My Bons Book.
Poems for Little Folks.
Happy Childhood
Little Stories for Little People.
The Little Gift, &C., &C.. sc.
Together with large assortment Of Juveale An
uals, Books, coored Toys, Games, sc. sc. &C., TO
hnlerous to mention. Just received and
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
No. ISL Pratt street,
d2l-4t Adjoining the Rail Road Depot.
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A RCHITECTURAL
"a DRAWING SCHOOL.

The second quarter will commence on MONDAY
EVENING, The 9th January, during which shall de-
liver Il Lectures the following SUBJECTS Perspec-
tive Shadows The Mechanical Powers Practical
Building and Decorative Architecture.
No. For particulars, inquire at my office, No. 1G
FAYErTE STREET, near the Post-otfce.
lt* VIM. MINIFIE, Architect and Builder.
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UBhPER HANGiNGS. have now on hand
III large and select assortment of the latest styles
of AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c.-whch offered for
sale very low.
PAPER HANGING of every description done at
short notice, and in the hest manner.
s13-Persons wishing Paper hanging done will please
call. JOHN. Z. HOLLAND,
dol 4S Gay-st near the Shot Tower
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, WASHINGTON
On STREET, BETWEEN Al AND 9TH Sis.
nv NJ (,II,RERT

II J,
FTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
a that this Hotel, having been supplied with la
dies entrance, and greatly improved both in its exe-
ror aspect and interior arrangements is much better
fitted than formerly for the accommodation of Mem
beers of Congress and other permanent or transient
boarders BY furnishing the best possible table, and
most comfortable and agreeable accommodations OF
every sort, he hopes TO give entire satisfaction to his
guests, and to establish for his house standing equal
to that of any in the city; while frOm his moderate
rent, he is able 10 make lower charges than can be
generally afforded. J. NJ. GILBERT. d2l-3t
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councils to carry it into effect and, If they adj
nit that the will of the people, as expressed
through the ballot box should controul, they
will act in obedience to it. They must either
do so, or stand convicted of having practiced
deception.
Mr.. Foster characterized the bill to remit the
duty on rail road iron as Gan attack on Penn
sylvauia." How can this be so, when Penn.
sylvania and the gentleman himself had given
their votes in favor of the revenue tariff
When man or State says, by his or its vote
that measure is right, there should be nc
complaint when it is carried into effect If the
tariff is to be reduced, we can see no reason
why iron should be exempted from the general
reduction. If the gentleman has ''run against
snag,n he las done it wilfully aud with his
eyes open. He pathetically lamcnts over the
condition of Pennsylvania under the compro-
mise act and exults at her present prosperity
under the tariff act of 1912 Hear him:
"From 1888 to 1912, when all the interests
Of her Industrious people were going down be-
fore their eyes from day to day, under the ope-
IdtNDIl VI ACT Ol 1000, llO arm
was raised to resist, no voice Of rebellion hurled
defiance at the Government. No dark threats
were thrown out against our Union; she be-
held her most cherished interests gradually
sinking into destruction; yet she waited, in pa
tient hope, in quiet endurance, until an appeal
could be made TO the good sense and justice of
the American people. And what had been her
reward? Returning prosperity. Now all her
manufacturing interests were looking up; and
she had nearly if not quite, recovered the po-
sItion she had occupied before the blight Of the
compromise act"
1t is ''strange-passing strangc"-that Penn
sylvania, Just recovering from the blghting in
tluence of the compromise actin the full flow
of returning prosperity" should cast her in
fiuence in favor Of measures which must thrust
her into the precise condition from which she had
lst emerged. Sucha course would argue
strange nfatuation. But in this matter the act of
the State, and not the declaration of Mr.. Foster,
must be the guide for the house Representatives.
She has voted for a revenue tariff, and her re-
representatives. should permit her to be gratiied,
if they would escape the charge of inconsisten-
cy or insincerity.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. On Thursday
night last, small house was burnt at East
hampton, Mass, and in it an old colored wo-
man,of nearl 100 years of age, together with
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~ lew CHEAP GOODS FROM AUCTION.
~ at93 MARKET STREET, opposite Holiday.
have received to-day from auction, 800 doz. Mer-
10 worSed Caps, worth 80 cents, which will sell for
for 1885 also fine quality Cashmere Hose, worth &C.
which will sell for 3c also Ribbons tth % cents
for l2c Linen Cambrc lldka, worth SOC for 25e; also
another large lot af Gimp for g.; black and slate Hose
worth % for l2c Jet lttons and Gimp Cords at one
third of their price; also, superior long white Kid
Gloves worth 81, will sell for 25c The Ladies may
rely upon getting great Bargains, am constantly
receiving New Goods, and the cheap SYSTEM and
nothing hut the cheap system is adopted
>. BSOADBENT,
No. 50 Market street, opposite Holiday.
T7~ SIX Illusion Polka Nets, Gloves, &C., i'll great
variety liz
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EpECaUSE WE SELL SO CHEAP
d a Al the NEW ERAAkL.IN- ST S,rQRE-

II
No l36, (between Eulaw and paca, south side,)
Is the reason why the people are coming from differ
ent sections of the city in order TO secure Bargains.
MORE AUCTION GOODS.
New style Cassilneres only 81; Cloths from S SO
upwards; Cassinetts and Jeans 81 cents, upwards;
Flannels. all wool, % cents; Lndseys l2i; Canton
Flannes and 10 cents CGlicocs 81 cts beautiful do.
l25 cts; Crash &c; Ticking l0c; Silk Dress Adkfs
Ties l2b and 25c; Chidrens wooden Caps 10 and I2c;
b!eached and brown muslins 6! upwards; more Linen
c. Hdkfs at l25 cts; Mousn de Laiues; Cashmeres;
Mernoes; Alpacas; Cloakngs; Blankets; Comfort
ables, ready made, at $780, cold Camhrics; Brown
Hollands Sc &C., and great variety of other Goods
equally cheap.
nz- Goods from Auction every week.
No. 1876 FRANKLIN STREET,
DBL between Eutaw and Paca-sts
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NEW HAMS! NEW HAMSi
Spnn SUGAR CURED HAMS, put up
80 WV by ourselves especially for Family use
i'll our usual good style and which are so much ad-
mred for their superior favour and richness. will he
ready for delivery on Monday, 23d inst We would
advise all who want something good for Christmas
dinner TO call and get one. EEERING & BRO.
d2l-3t 5. L. corner Pratt aud Hanover-ss.
tENHE LOVERS OF 1iIE WEED WILL
a meet with superior Chewing Tobacco, at
:. r. SIMMONS To5acconIst,
No l65 North Gay street, nextto
d2l eo3t' Independent Engine House.
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G53-LECTURE ON TIE NEW BIRTH. Rev'd
Mr.. SHRGGLEY will preach in The Cavert-st. Church
MORROW (Sunday) at II O'Clock a. Nj and
at O'Clock, p. NJ. he will deliver a Lecture on the
Ne,r Birth. John g. 3-"Except man be born again
lie cannot see The kingdOm Of God.n Il
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/gultricau 1seplibltran,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 81, 1874.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

EEap THE ADVERTISEMENTS. We would direct tho
especial attention of all who making preparations
for tna ensuing hoIydays the numerous advertisement,
in our columns showing where may be had the best
and cheapest books and ANIMALS, toys and nic-nncs
confectionery ANA pctumcry, fancy and dry goods, mil
lncry and silks, hats and caps boots and shoes, as wei
rs the more necessary suhstantals of life. We know
that advertising friends determined to SELL and
we therefore advise every reader give them early
call, in order 10 procure good bargains,
Advertisers will please send in their fyors early
n the day as possible, as edition has become so
Iargc that compelled to go 10 press at unl,l-
ally early hour, Advertisements sent in at a proper
hour inserted in the whole edition, and sent off by
the earliest mails.
TIE WEEKLY CLIPPER. Only Ohc DoIiar'
We present to the numerous patrons of the
Weekly Clipper, u most excellent number this
morning, sach an one as deiies rivalry, both in
the price of subscription and the interest and
value of its contents. We have only room to
mention few of the many important and
deeply interesting articles it contains. Let the
following suffice: Review of the markets.
prices Of stocks; city intelligence; MIR. Tylcr's
"war messages" Mr.. Clay's speech to the Ken
lucky electors; abstract of the Treasury Re-
port; proceedings of Congress; attack on MIR.
Adams; outrage by Regulators in Hartford;
report of the INDECENT Sick Society "a painful
ly thrilling account of the shipwreck of the
Alabama; Horrors of transportation, also pos
sessing thrilling interest; trial of Bishop On
derdonk; news from Mexico; correspondence,
editorials, and all the items of news of the
week, of every description, besides much other
matter Of great interest. sL~EE7A paper like
ths, let it be remembered, is furnished every
week in the year, for only 81, or cents per
singIe copy.
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COAL! GOAA!!

I5@SUPERIOR .4RIYCLE=&It
FENHE undersigned has now in his yard, a supply
n OF ANTHRACITE coal, in the lump, or brok-
en- and screened of various Sizes for Crates Stoves,
&c, OF the following descriptions, viz. 'ColebrOok,
wyoming, Good Spring Creek, and Panther lead
the two latter are free burning All the Coal sold by
him he will warrant to be OF the best quality, being
carefully selected expressly for his Sales from the
most approved mines in the Pennsylvania Coal region
Having had much experience i'll the business, he is
enabled confidently 10 assure all who may purchase
from him, that a better article than he will furnish
cannot be procured.
{a5-Orders left at the following places will be
promptly attended to-
CHAUNcY BROOKS, Sow s. Co., 1855 Baltimore ST.
B. +. GARDNER No. $40 Baltimore st.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 209 Baltimore ST.
+. G. HURST, corner of Gay and Aisqnith sts., and
at the Yard, Spring Gardens, foot of Eutaw ST.
dbl colt (Al PETER FAHNESTOCK.
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FEV ERRAPINS! TERRAPINS!!-A fine lot
a otTERRAPINS, just received and will he serv-
ed up to order, at MRS CLOUDS, corner of South
and Water SITS. Also, supply of CHERRY STONE
OYSTERS, Superior quality. Also, VENISON, Just
received from Western Virginia. dds
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{3- MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFSM Justrcceved
another invoice of those beautiful Natural and Lus
tired LYNX and other MUFFS, for Ladies and Chill
dren which will be disposed of low at
G. X. QUAIL'S, Pratt street,
fn,v door tnfH
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&c SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Exhibition of the Sabbath Schools attached 10 the Ca
rOne Station will he held in the Caroline st. M. B.
Church on THURSDAY EVENING, the 26th inst
commencing at 81 O'Clock. Arrangements have been
made to render this of the most interesting c1hi
billions of the season, consisting il part Of variety OF
Speeches, Dialogues, Hymns and Sabbath School Ex-
ercises, prepared expressly for the occason-added 10
which, appropriate address may be expected from
the Rev HENRY SLIcER.
[d5-- Tickets l2i cents each--can be obtained al the
Bookstore of Rev. L. p Cook, Baltimore street, of Mr.
l.. Audouu, Thames-st., +, r.; Mr. jos. A. Ramsay,
Market-st F. p, and of the Teachers. d2l tuw3t
fe7- WAR WITH KING ALCOHOL. The Wash
ington Temperance Society will hold a meeting at
their Hall, corner Of Camden and Hanover streets.
MONDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. The Rev. JAS.
SEwELL, of Feli's Point, will address the meeting.
The friends of Temperance, and all moderate drink
ers, are respectfully invited.
WIN. TUMBLINSON,
J. G.. QUAY,
dol-2tr JAMES SCOTT.
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WNyINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
w warranted to endure the coldest wsather-with
Adamantine, Dia nhane, Sperm, and other CANDLES.
For sale by b. J. & c. F. WEBB,
n96- setlstJ No. Howard street.
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atHRIsTMAs PRESENTS for our patro

a tHRISTMAS PRESENTS for, our Patrons!
v Two prizes of $1,000 each again sold by TUCK
Err BROTHER. Another golden shower for our
patrons yesterday One in a whole, the other in a
half ticket; besides that, sent $500 to an unknown
correspondent in Loudon county, Va.
The Famous Small Fry draws TO DAY, prepaf ato-.
ry to the Christmas Holydays-Captal Prize $4,000
Tickets 81, quarters 25 cents. Packages of wholes
Sl3t, qrs 1851, eighths SIPS Packages shares of
packages and tickets and shares of tickets in every
variety, and within reach of all, TO be had at
Lucky Office THIS DAY,
II. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. On Thursday
night last, small house was burnt at East
hampton, Mass, and in it an old colored wo-
man,of nearly 100 years of age, together with
her daughter, aged about 40.
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NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR

NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
" AT 81 TO CENTS The subscriber having
returned to his Old Stand, 1876 LEXINGTON-ST.
one door below Paca, is now selling great bargains in
GROCERIES, sc. He offers for sale 20 900 pounds
beautiful new crop N. o. and P. r. Sugar at the VERY
low price of e. to cents-part in brls. suitable for
store Keepers at .! to 81 cehts also, fine bargains in
Teas and Coffee, having bought them low for cash
with general supply of Groceries best Family and
Super FLOUR
Also for sale, two choice LOTS in C. NJ. Cemetery.
N. B. For rent, Warehouse No 7, S. Charles.st
]. II. KEENE,
dlS-dU No 1876 Lexington street
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ Every day brings forth some good news! Yester-
day we again had the pleasure Of selling two snug
little prizes one of $500, to comb. Is Sc SO; and one
of $500, to comb. 46, both sold in the same pack
age, to a gentleman few doors from our office in
Pratt strcet-this, together with many others which
we have OH file, proves beyond doubt that By the
package is the best way to adventure. Come one,
come ALL and go in for ackage, in the snug, little
scheme that draws TO DAY, $4,000 The capital prize,
and only 81 whole ticket GA full package of %
whole tickets for only $780, 22qrs 1887.
THIS DAY will be drawn Consolidated Lottery O f
Maryland, class 40 66 Nos. and 10 ballots, To
draw at A O'Clock.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize of $500
" 1000 / 800
" SIS 200
Tickets S400-shares in proportion ~
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-s and Exchange Place; or,
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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G,

UNPRECEDENTED! Continuation of the
u most brilliant luck-crownng all who purchase
tickets at the office of FLETCHER & co. No. so
Baltimore street, above Holiday. gentleman stem
ped in yesterday and bought half ticket for 81 So
which drew the handsome prize of $1,000; another
who paid S3 for whole ticket, drew $500; and lady
IN town. her first venture with US, got one of $780,
This is the way kept busy day and night
making the people rich. TODAY draws the
Female Seminary Lottery-Capital $4,000, sc. &c.
Quarter Tickets % cts; wholes 81.
Drawn Nos. Extra %. Dec. 20. Lowest prize 49,
rs II 70 48 10 | 60 10 sc 40 81 90
Always apply send your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
No. 80 Baltimore street,
1t Above HOlliday-st, Baltimore, Md
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EPOOkS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
-EB YEAR. Animals for lS45, various sizes aud
qualities.
Rocks Tor Children and Youth, well assorted.
Ladies' Albums.
Prayer Books
Family and Pocket Bibles, some very superior
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, Illustrated and ee-
ganty bound
Life on the Ocean, a new edition, with Engraving.
Methodist Hymn Books, and other publications
generally For sale on accommodating terms, by
ISAAC p COOK Bookseller.
d2l-lt+ No. rs Baltimore near Cav ST.
EpEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOR CHRIST
EB MAS AND NEW YEARS. ANIMALS, English
and American, all of the best.
Poets, with illustrations, in fine bindings
Bibles and Prayer Books, in rich Velvet, Turkey
Morocco, and other styles of bindings, best editions.
Books for the Young, an excellent assortment.
Games, good assortment OF the most popular.
Port Foli0s.
Papelcries
Back Cannon Boards.
Chess Men.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases. SC. &c. For sale at
the lowest prices, by III. COLBURN,
GIG Baltimore street, between
d2l-3t st. Paul's s. Charles SITS.