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national CONVENTION. 1t has been pro-
posed in some Of the papers, that the American
Republicans bold National Convention on
the ed of February next, to issue general de-
claratioa of principles and TO secure unanimity
Of action. No day cor,l DC so appropriate for
such meeting as the birthday Of the Father
of his country-for the object Of the ConVcn-
ton would be, to secure and pcrpctua'c the IN
dependence which he was mainly instrumental
in procuring for his country. We approve Of
the proposition and shall give il our hearty CO.
operation. To insure success TO the great cause
in which the American Republicans arc engag-
ed, there must be not only devotion Of heart
and of mnd bot perfect unity Of action. Our
opponents charge that the American Republican
party is founded upon but one idea, viz the
proposed change in the naturalization laws! 10
undcaeive them upon this point, and to prove
that the principles Of the party embrace all
American interests in opposition to those OF for
eign countries, would be the appropriate duty
of the National Couvention-wc therefore say,
let it be held on the day proposed, at such cen
trail point of the union as may be considered
most advisable. The proposed day is not too
early, for the evils to be remediGd are pressing,
and are daily increasing in magnitude. We
think that we can give the assurance that Ma
ryland will be fully represented in the Con-
yeutun.
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SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE. A few
days since, in the village of Annaville, Oneida
county, n. York, a man named Orrin Glover,
in a fit of jealousy, deliberately cut his wiie's
throat with jacls-knife, causing her immediate
death. They had three children who imme-
dia.ely gave the ALARM and on Clover's bro
ther-in-law, who was near the house at the
time running in to ascertain the cause Of the
alarm, he found Glover weltering in his own
blood, having committed suicide by cutting his
throat. The deceased were both respectfully
connected.
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SWISS BELL RINGERS. The last Concert by
these popular performers comes off at Calvert
Hall tonight, and we advise all wha can con-
venently do so, to pay them visit. They are
well worth listening to.
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MUFTS! MUFFSM MUTFS.M
bUST RECEIVED. a most splendid assert
eD ment of Ladies 11UFFS in all their varieties
which will be sold low at
d3 2tt 'TAHLORS,'i opposite Barnum's
NE EN0VAI. The MERCllANTS' FIRE IN
NA SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office TO the Building Of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. Q3-All kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country. n4-3nif
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT. Ayoung lady named
Bullock, employed in the factory at BRISTOL,
r. l., was caught in the machinery on Friday,
her skull and neck broken, and her limbs man
gcd in a shocking manner. Her mother has
become deranged on account of it.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE December I'd, 1874
FN1RE following is "a supplement to ordinance
Il entitled, ordinance to regulate the Riding and
Driving of Horses &c. in the city of Baltimore, and
for other po>eE.p
SEcrIGN L. Be it enacted and ordained By the Mcyor
end City Council Of Baltimore, That any person or
persons hereafter engaged in racing horse mare,
geding, or mule, within the limits of the city OF Bal
umnre, shall be subject to a fine Of TWENTY DOL
LARS to be recovered as other fines of similar
amount, imposed by city ordinances, are now re-
coverahic.
Sec. 2, find be i! enacted and ordained, That any
rider or driver of any EXPRESS going within the limits
Of the city of Baltimore, NJ rate more than six miles
an hour, shall be subject TO fine ofTNENFf DOL
LARS, to be recovered as other fines OF a similar
amount, imposed by city ordinances, now recov-
erahe. JACOB u. DAVIES, Mayor
Approved March 2sth, 1874. d3-3t
FgVRUsTEE's SALE. BY virtue of a Decree
"a and Order of the High Court of Chancsry, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will, on TUESDAY, 24th De-
cemher, inst, at O'clock PM, OF that day, expose
at Public Sale. in the Exchange in the city of Bat-
more that very valuable MILL PROPERTY, being
part of Milford and Milford enlarged, in Baltimore
county, portion of the esiute Of the late Albert See
kamp, Esq. 1t embraces about thrty-seven acres of
excellent AND with wood enough for the use of the
place.
IL There are upon it good GRIsT and SAW
;sSEA MILL, TUNED by Gwynns Falls; a very large
-~--'30' The place was laid off expressly as n Mill
Property, and being very compact and well adapted
the purpose of milling offers great inducement to
purchasers. 1t is situated about or miles from Bal
timore, west OF the Reisterstown Turnpike about
mile from it and the Liberty road Full information
can he obtained by application to the subscriber.
% The terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree,
One third of the purchase money to be PAID IN
cash; the restin equal payments of and 10 months,
with interest," to be secured by bonds notes. approx
ed by the Trustee.
d3aaw IL. SPEED, Trustee.
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"a ORTHERN LIB5GRT les, WASHING
~ TON, d. G.. Persons wishing to take this pa
per IN the above part of the Metropolis, will please
iGaVe tLelr names and resi- ence at Mr.. ANTHONY
hoLMEAD'S Store, corner Of 7th and Streets and
ne Will have them supplied early lw
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b NiTED STATES HOTEL.
gCIJYAFT'grnA n


m TYLER BIRCH, Propretors
Inc subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community that the back building re-
ctuE erected ana attached to their former large
&D'Iheht, is now completed aud thoroughly furnish
Gu II contains forty-hve elegant bed chambers, and
one of the largest dining rooms south of New York
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable feel great confidence
IN our AFFINITY to give entire satisfaction n all who may
patroniZe us. 1nl9 III TYLER n RJRrU
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ANOTHER MEMBER DEAD. The Raleigh
Register announces the sudden death of JOHN
L. Foreman, ESQ.,, member of the North Ca
rolina Senate.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-sT

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
F%SUE Subscriber would inform his friends and
q customers, that he has completed his FALL aud
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTiNGS, selected with special care and Judgment
fOm 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.
{Gt- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident IN having their orders
executed in the best style, and At the shortest notice.
d3 WILLIAM ROGERS.
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BALTINORE INVINCIBLEs.

9Th Co. SD Inf. VI. v, Bait Dec. 3D. lSll.
90 ORDERS No. ~. A monthly meeting of the
Corps viii be held at the ArmOry THIS EVENING,
at I! O'Clock. Punctual attendance is expected as
business of the utmost Importance Will claim The at
tention of the members. BY order
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON, Captain.
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THE CHEAP STORE.

THE CHEAP STORE.
a QUICK PENNY RATHER THAN A
~ SLOW SHILLING. More Of those very cheap
Calcoes, s., 6, Z S, and up fresh invoice of that
cheap Spool COTTON, Parsons best, only cents
coiored Spoois only cent; heavy Sheeting Muslin, 80
inches wide, 8 cents yard wide white and unbeached
MUSLIN, only 6! cents; CASSINETS and plaid
CASHMERE, 81, 37!, SO and GO cents; superb
CLOTHS, wool dyed blk, Invisible green and blue
Cloths, best colors, only S250; SHAWLS; Silks Bon
net Silks; Cashmcres Flennels; Ticking, etc, with
almost every other article.
No. 30 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3-eo3t 3 doors below Frederick street.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

D.lhT FI4NC IN ItTItAII Tto I Y I I.
& MA, Two brick Houses in fee at s4O0 each; 3
S!aytt brick houses for $4,000, yields S2l6 clear of
n.HhI taxes and ground rents; store and dwelling
Lion High street, rented S2?5, for Sl50O, sub
ect 10 SAL ground rent; three story brick house
Baltimore street, near South. in fee simple; three 3
story brick dwellings on Franklin street; brio house
and lot in fee for $1,000, lot Is feet by 1872 Hons
street; brick house in fee on NJ Exeter street. lot 25
Get by 80, for $780, with others.
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Two lots of $500,
one of 500 and one of S22i.
WANTED. A Ground Rent of Sl20 and one of
$40. Apply to TfOS. J. GOTT
Stock Broker and Property Agent,
d3-2tt al Second st, adjoining The Exchange.
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Mr.. KEEyIL's LECTURE. We attended tie
Lecture of Mr.. Kcevl on the Polarization of
Light, last evening, and were much gratiied
with his explanatory remarks, and particularly
SO by his experiments, which were highly inter-
estlng, and well worthy the attention Of the
scientific. The exhibition of the Dioramas was
also satisfactory. We were pleased to see the
room crowded with ladies and gentlemen. He
will Lecture, this evening, on Astronomy, and
will no doubt have a numerous audience.
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CITY HiLIl, NoV'r goth, IS44.
NIAREEET STREET NOTICE. The I'M
IF& dersigned Commissioners for opening streets in
the city of Baltimore, hereby give notice that they
have deposited with the Register Of the City for cx
animation, statement Of the damages, benefits and
expenses assessed by Them for widening Market
from Pratt street to East Baltimore street, and also
two explanatory plats of said street.
They hereby further notify all whom il may con
Germ, that they will meet in the City Registers Office
a. the City Hall, on MONDAY, the 9th day of Deer
at O'Clock, 7, NJ, to review any of the several mat
set forth in said statement, which any person
claiming TO be interested therein shall, Oh that day,
make objection. DAVID PARR,
VIM. G. GORSUCH,
d3 At JOHN NJ. MONROE,
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R WLAND'S IMPROVED PATENT
4 100000 OF i EEGH

LUMBER SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.
We offer for sale our lar.e and general assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER-such Panel; common
select and common Cuttings; Lahs; Joiss; Rafters;
Shingles, SC. Also, large and general assortment
of Hard Wood. such as Cherry; Button Wood, curl
and plain Maple Scaning; $4,000 feet best A Cherry;
5000 feet best % and nch Cherry, for hand rail; So
Walnut and Poplar; Chair Plank and Poplar Scant-
ling aud Columns; a., A, 3D. 1914, ~ and and
inch Ash All of the above offer at pleasing
prices ID. E. THOMAS CO.,
d2-3t Vest Falls Ayenue,
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EXTENSIVE Loss OR ROBBERY. Promissory
notes to the amount of $50, 900 and upwards,
payable at the Exchange Bank, Hartford, have
been lost or stolen,
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c A IL II IL r. -

A IL II IL KS
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREET
TLOVES, SHIRTS ~ HOSIERY. Just
w received, at the above establishment, splendid
assortment OF ccntl1men's Kid GLOVES Of the most
fashionable kinds
Fine Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, of superior aake
and warranted to fit
Rich Satin Diess SCARFS and CRAVATS
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers
Extra size Mefino SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Shaker Knit do do
Rich Satin Dress STOCKS
Mefino, Cashmere and Thbet GLOVES
GentemeH's Dressing Gowns and Caps
Silk and Linen Cambria HDkFS.
English Cotton and Merino Half Hose
Suspenders, Umbrellas, and Stfeners
GO The above articles will be sold at very reduced
prices. nI5d
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a MOTHER ELoOD oE PRIZES E.oR

A MOTHER FLOOD OF PRIZES FOR
"a THE PATRONS OF SCHOOLFIELD & co.
They sold yesterday 10 Nos. 81 65 66, prize of 1000
dollars, sold To gentleman OF Eutaw street; Nos. 9
66 ~ prize of 5000, sent TO Potsville Pa Nos 40
50 81 prize Of 500, sold to n citizen.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. 100,
drawn Dec 2-lowest prize 81
66 81 II IS y ii 10 IS 80 So go 8 10 d.
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md. Con.
sohdacd Lottery, class 40.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of $l,l36
" 1900 ) 800 &c.
Tickets $3.50; halves 81 D; quarters Gee
{E5- Draws next SATURDAY, Deer eth, the beau
tthl Frederick Female Seminary Lottery, class Al
capital al,00O-ckets 81, shares in proporton-and
in which Scheduled & Co. viii sell, on certificate,
y whole tickets for only ................u.Sl3.5
- nan observation-disclosures. 6.75
D g li"M'ht :. e." ''.''''.''''''''" 3.$6
For The capitals, send on your orders to the ever
fortunate SCHOOLFIELD * CO.,
No, Calvert street,
1t First office fIom Baltimore street.
E9UZZA FOR the ALL PRIZE VEN
A III DERS, MlLLER@ co. Who sold two more
rich and beautiful prizes in the Nd. Lottery. drawn
ycserday-nne the half Of l0J0 Nos 81 90 as, that
cost only ST. and another of 5000, or, ticket Nos 10
Do Tall sold by the all prize vendors, Miller Co.
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Lottery, class No. 1915
Nos, 10 drawn baIlots-a first rate scheme for the
price Of tickets.
Splendid SCHEME:
prize Of s SSSS $ prizes of 5000 5000
LOO ~ " 200
300 10 I5O&c
Tickets S2.5O-slIhfes in proportion.
Risk on package of b quarter tickets, SS.75.
For the lucky numbers apply at the all lucky prize
Office of MILLER x co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Nd. Consolidated Lottery, class
1872, dawn Dee. 2-lowest prize @4.0O:
66 ID II IS 70 II lS rs y SO so 10 40
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Tnos J. HAsTELL, Stc,y, 1t,


JAMES NJ. ANDERSON, Captain.
THos. ]. llASHELL, Stc'y. IT.
tG2- PEASE s SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, Tor Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
HoarseneSs, NhU0ping Cough, Group, Asthma, &C.,
may be had, ut WOCS ale or retail of Roberts a. Al
knsOu, corner OF Hanover and Market streets; or Of
Perkins * Brother, corner Of Franklin aud Green Isl;
or T.. III, Perkins, south west of Market aud
Green streets, Baltimore. n3O.5w'
20 WHOOpING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c The
"UHOOPING COUGH CORDE4Lr is specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPlNG COUGH, AS ri
MA, and all Structures Of the passages sc. ItiS
believed to bc the only SPECIFIC ever discovered for
these complaints. II affords comfort promptly, and
when its USE is perseyered in effects permanent
cure Of all the diseases above mentioned Upwards
of two hundred children have hrcn cured of WhOOp
ing Cough within the last weeks by the Of this
Cordial. To be obtained only Of nr. GIDEON r.
SMITH, Basement Of The Chesapeake Bank, North
street, and at his residence in Mulberry street, be-
tween Pcari and Pine Streets Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per butt!e. n9-lm+
{E3-TO THE LOVERS or LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States, any subject con-
uected with literature science. Oraons from s.
90 80, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
CIamatiun 80 to IS. inscriptions for tOmhs 50 TO So
sentimental Tales s. 10 $40. Advertisements 81 TO
SO. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses s.. AcIOs-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, sc. sc. cents per line
Persons al distance will address post pGiI aud Ell
closing rCmuucration) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
!Ohlnd, Baltimore. Citizens VIII call ut the Wash
ington University East Baltimore street Those who
ing the qcif pro qao. {l- Editois friendly to me, will
pieasp Give an insertion ul2
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CO LII Z GfATE
No. SO FAYETTE STREET.

No. SO FATETTE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS;
Rev. WIN, II. SMITH, A. NJ, Prn of Classical Depart't
Mr.. VIM F. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical &c
Mr.. l.. NJ. SMITH, Principal of'Prcparatory
Mr. G. Il. WErMoRE, Instructor in Department of Phi
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev.j. G. MORRIS, ID, Lecturer on Natural History.
Rev. G. KRAurH, M. " Psychology & Ethics.
Rev. ]. NJ. JENNINGS, MD T." Elemen' y Physiology.
DIR. WIN. NJ. KEMP, NJ. B., Prof. Elementary Anatomy.
Odd
rEsREMENDOUs EUN-A PERFECT IAN
a AT 23G MARKET STREET, for cheap RUB
BER3 and cheap SHOES. As you pass up or down
Market street, just look in and you will be astoRShed
at the crowd and quantity of shoes carried away daily
.sh.,,3 Misses RUBBERS for so cents
sas' M hea'ss' do do for = =
French Kid JctIersons, thick sole, Is cents
Ladies' kid and morocco Ties, 81
Ladies' thick sole ,, Leather Shoes, p high cut
Cbdren,s Caters and Boorces ID
{g54- Goodyear's water proof RUBBERs, handsome
styes-as Sandals, French Jefersons and Slippers;
also, mems Patent new style
''''' ''' R. 3 GRIFFIN, 23l Market street,
it, One door above Charles-st.
JUMPS, BINDINGS, PRINCES AND
GE CORDS AND TASSELS or EVERY DE-
undersigned is now prepared to manufacture the
above articles, far superior in style and workmanship
than the Imported, and 2j per cent less.
d3-ALSO,.fG
Ladies' Dress Trimming Of the latest and most fash
onable styles, in their general variety.
d5-2wif c. SlSCO, No, 81 Batmore-st.
LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS.
NJ IL. CORNER OF FAYETTE & PARK
"a Q STREETS. bress silks, Shaded Saiins, and
superior Paris Velvet finished Cashmeres, sto be clos
ed out at csst'' Cashmere D'Ecosse, Responsiveness,
Grape and Mousn dc LANES; plain and figured blk.
aud coored ALPACAS, from 81 TO 81; Scotch Plaid;
Premium Prints, SPLENDID article, with great varie-
ty of other PRINTS; Cashmere, Terkeri, French
Blanket and other SHAWLS; Blanket CLOAkINGS;
Canton aud other FLANNELs; gentlcmen's Gloves,
Cfavats and Sears; LeplIerie and Tarletans, for
evening dresses dress Caps, Head Dresses and other
Ornaments; choice Perfumery; Ribbons, Laces, Sc
&c. d3-eo6t"
TERMAN COLOGNE WATER. Just
SE ceved and for sale low, 900 doz. GERMAN CO.
LOGNE WATER, warranted genuine, by
JONATHAN CHAPMAN, Chemist,
dat No. South street, Baltimore.
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BRILLIANT sen EMJ

EAOYAF's CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
~ No. IA PRATT ST, next TO Hradshaw's u.
states Hotel, opposite to tie Railroad Depot Glad
hdlngs again-l7 three Nos tickets sold last week,
sho wing that Doyle can't be beat in the sold line OF
selling prizes" in any state Of The market therefore,
all persons who may chance to be in want of full
pocket please apply above aud purchase one of the
following splendid prizes to be disposed of this week:
TUESDAY-Capital $4,000, tickets ST., shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY-CapitaI of s3e, 900, &c. Tickets
SO, shares in proportion.
THuRSDAY-l Capital of 100000, tickets $500,
shares in proportion.
FRlDAV-CamtaI $4,000, tickets $780, shares in
proportion.
sATURDAY-S4,0OO Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion.
liberal discount will be made TO persons who pRr-
chase by the package or quaRtity
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
1t FRI Opposite B. & o. r. r. Depot.
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ARRIVAL OF PAuPERs At TIL, PoKT. The
following communication is from highly re-
spectacle and responsible source, and demands
the attentive and serious consideration OF the
citizens of Baltimore. From the facts stated
il is evident, that there is 4 systematic deter
mnaticn by the powers of Europe to get rid
Of their paupcr population by transporting
them to this country, and compelling our citl-
zcns to support thcm-and such will inevitably
be the case, if NC DO not adopt prompt mea-
suras to Illustrate the design. We must arouse
ourselves or we shall be overwhelmed with
European criminals and paupcrs, to the great
increase Of our poor-rates, the domoraIizlton
of society, and the corruption Of the ballot
box. The legislature Of the state will be IN
session in a few weeks, and memorial should
be signed and presented on the subject of these
pauper and criminal Immigrants, and also to
preserve the purity of the ecbtivc franchise.
(For the American Republican,
Messrs Editors--In your paper of yesterday
we observed some remarks III relation to the
importation Of foreign paupers into New York,
and TO show you that the evil IS not confined
to that city, we beg to mention circumstance
which came recently under our own observa-
ton. Some two months since, a ship called
the " McguntiCook," arrived at Baltimore from
Bremen with German passengers which were
landed about II o'clock. At , o'clock Of the
same day, several Of them were at the office
of the alms-houso commissioner for the second
ward, applying for admission into that insti-
tuition. Now, as we are compelled to contf-
butte portion of our earnings to the support
of these "independcnt votcrs,n who luXuriate
at the poor house, until wanted at our cleo
tons, we thought ourselves at liberty TO in
quro into tie claims of the applicants, when
without the least hesitation, they themselves
acknowledged, that their passages bad been
paid, and they sent here for the express pur-
pose of being maintained at the public ex-
pensc. For the truth Of the above statement,
we not only vouch ourselves, but are ready TO
refer TO the commissioner Of the ward for con-
iirnatiou. We attempted, al the time, to draw
the attention OF the public to so gross an abuse,
through the columns Of tie "Sun," bat as its
publication would have brought 10 profit lto
the pockets Of tie conductors OF that diSin-
terestrd journal, they Of course, deemed it IN
worthy Of their attention. TAN PAYER.
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TERMAN COLOGNE WATER. Just re-
GE ceived and for sale low, 200 doz. GERMAN CO.
LOGNE WATER, warranted genuine, by
JONATHAN CHAPMAN, Chemist,
dat No. 2 South street, Baltimore.
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NXCHANGE HOTEI..

e. EXCHANGE PLACE BALTIMORE.
me subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and me public, that he has purchased Mr. ERASTUS
COhEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
Inc Hotel is located convenient to all the PRINCIPAL
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE
POIS, and offers every inducement for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States
FROM the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management OF a First Class HOTEL he flaers him
sell that every department of the establishment will
De conducted In style 10 please those who may favor
him with call Td2 if John WEST