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It EMORY, No. } n. Calyert-st.
NATrNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TO The Mechanics Workingmen, and all other
friends of "0uR COUNTRY" will assemble at the
places designated below, on TUESDAY EVENING
50h inst, at y O'Clock, for the purpose Of compet
ing their arrangements prior TO the clean sweep 10 be
made the day fOowing
list, ID and Sd wards, at Logan Hall,
9TH ward, Coath X Sargrani's
9TH do Harris School Room, EnsOrst., next to the
Engine House, formerly RittCnhOuSe'S.
9Th do SteeyGr'S, cor of Bet Air Market Space.
9Th do Mrs Jones' SchsO Room, corner Car5lne
and Pitts SIS.
9Th do Kennedy's, 0r F0rGs: and Iil'en-ss.
9Th dn iIerriug'S, Marsh Market Space
lOth do Roses Native Head Quarters, Gay-St.
llth do Pennsylvania House, Toward street.
] 9TH do Hnesy's, Franklm-st, west of Eutaw,
18th do Ilammilt's. date CGrmlcha,) Lberty-st.
l4th do Gen. Wayne Inn;
lith do Iieckrolte's, cor. Camden and Charles SITS,
10th DO Sawkins', Pratt street, near Paca
l1th do NauNha, Light street.
lrIh do nv cor. of Baltimore and Pine-stS.
10Th aud 20ih, cor Of George :, and Penn. Avenue
BY order Of the Conventions
JAMES :. PIPER, l..
so27-3t HENRY f. REIGART, SS'o -
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INTENDS TO SEND A DELEGATE. 1t is ru-
mored that Delegate TO Congress will be
sent during the next session, by the settlers in
Aroron
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MAcXENsIE PRESENTED. A charge of lar
ceny has been made against WIN. l.. Mackenzie
n N. York. for the manner in which he precu-
red the documents to make up his book.
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G55- NATIVE AMERICANS RALLY! The Ma
tive Americans of the Third ward viii meet at Logan
is requested, Come one come all, in your
strength, The FIRST and Second wards Will al 0 meet
~ Sn0T
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THREE NunpGRERs Convicted. Two men
named MnllholIand and Raglan, tried at Phla
dclphia for shooting john Burns, have been
convicted Of murder in the second degree. J
F. Hunt has been convicted Of murder in the
second degree at Wliiamsport, Pa, for the
murder Of his brother-n-law.
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A YOUNG BIGAMsT. Alexander Ketchum,
n ged but 90 years, has been convicted in Oswe-
90 county, n. Y. Of having two wives!
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G3- Please announce GEO GORDON BELT, ESD.
as candidate for the city Sheraty at the nextelec-
ton. [seS-tel BALTIMORE.
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JNO. II. WILSON.

...IaSz, Always on hand, Conrad Meyers
stsys=s.asssTSS Philadelphia and A. II. Gale 4 Co.'s
~ 9 Xs New York first premium PIANOS,
warranted. Those in want will please
give me Il call, "a shall sell cheap.
J. E. BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
se29-ly No l4l BaItimors street
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TT. TUCKER & BROTHER.
Right on the C0ner-ilGad Of Centre Market.

G3- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 18th inst. Capital $4,000.
Tickets ST., Crs. % cts. Packages of Qrs. $3.50 1t
We House., No. 33 Baltimore street, doors below
Fredefickst. Black, blue black, olive, brown, drah,
Invisible green, blue and grey CLOTHS; CASSl-
MERES, of all cOlors aud qualify, from Is cents 10
S25O; SanetlS at all prices superior quality Cash
mere SHAWLS; do. do Thihet Wool do German
nett and great variety of other Shawls from 81 up-
wards Blankets "a, 9 1914, Id, 1874 and - d. SC.
&c. Added to the above very extensive assortment
OF Domestic Goods. We solicit portion of the pub
lies patronage.
seq tu,htf JNO. II. WILSON,
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q hMBItA or Shaded and Plaid Mousrline de-
w LANES, Reps and Cashmeres; Silk, Mousline de
lorcd and black AIpacas; Kid Gloves; Gala Paids;
Linen Cambrc Htkts super Irish Linen; Brown
Hollands; bIeached and unbeached Sheetings and
shlrIings; Cloths; Cassmeres Cass!netls and Vest
ings; black and blue black Dress Silks of Gro de
Rhine, Gro de Swiss, sc Sc.
NJ LLINERY GOODS in great variety; FIRING
ed, Ombfe and plaid Gro de Nap and Satin Rib
bons; Bonnet : ks and NelvCts in every describabe
shade; French and low priced Flowers; Plaid Silks;
Riches; Nets; Bullion Trimming black and white
Grape, sc. sc. Florence Brads, English Rutland and
Devon Bonnets. Which are offered at low prices on
time 10 punctual customers, by
SEQ THOS, ARMSTRONG, IT'S baltimore ST.
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BuRroN's THEATRE, FRONT srREEr-fi1s8 night q
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles EeGa These distinguished FER
formers will make their first appearance this evening,
in Mooro's admired Tragedy Of the "Gamestcr." The
parts of Mr.. and Mrs Beverly will be sustained by
Mr. and Mrs Kean, and that of Sukcly by Mr.. Dy@ti,
of the Park and Chestnut street Theatres The other
characters in the Tragedy will be sustained by the ex
cellent company from the Chestnut ST. Theatre, Ph'la-
delpha After the play, the laughable farce OF the
GIrsh Tutor"
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son! say, can you see by The dawn's early light"
''SoHs OF AMERlcA." We have Stars FOL our
friends, and Stripes for our enemies.
[lf- MASS MEETINGS of the NATIVE AME-
RiCANS will be held as follows each meeting Wit
he addressed by candidates for Congress aud the
Legislature, and other friends Of the cause, at halt
past O'Clock, +. NJ
MONDAY, 2Gth inst, THREE TUNS TAVERN,
corner OF Pratt and paca streets NJ. FORD, mem
her of the Lancaster, Pa, Fire Company, will be pre-
sent and address the meeting
~ The American citizens will turn out in their
strength. and shrw by their presence determination
to sustain Americans in their efforts 10 govern THEN
own country, without the aid of foreign PAUPERS
and CONVICTS. sel2-d
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1ERIFFALTY. TO THE INDEPEN-
DENT VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE:
report having got abroad that have retr, d from
the contest for the office of Sh riff, my friends aud
fellow citizens generally, will perceive r this that
am still in the field, and will abide the result of the
ballot box. Respectfully,
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ACCEPTED. Hon. Levi Woodbury. has ac-
cepted the appointment of the Office of an AS
sociato Judge of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
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MALIGNANT FEVER IN WARREN Co., N. j.
A fever of malignant type is prevalent at
Changewater, in Warren county. Several per-
sons attacked with it have died, among whom
was Abraham, The brother OF the murdered John
,rir
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{bz-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

rf7-E $. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
Of French s German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will he sold, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in This or any other city
GLIDING done in all It's Yarietes-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
iy2l-d No. NORTH CAY STREET.
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ISAIAH BALpERsTON.

Resolution pa~s"d unanimously ~ she Conventions
"Rn1'ucl, Thpt rs Native Amru"nuf We arr III,
true tG.ui. of .'tuu-that w. 80 1r '"it'h''iHl '
pytrlva.lHt expenditures ultir public IN hry' "l."
er by tl, ~.a'e or general goyrrumrl' "'l' 'b'lf"h
of al useless Offices and ,hn corrections OF -" abuses
of the elective franchise and naturalization Iaus''
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pbA IIFVL AND LUUkN INSTITUTION OF
NE prizes in the Small Fry Of s'aturday-l2 three
No. tickets again sold by TUCKER Il BRO. Grea,
and uniform success of our office in sales of prizes
not only TO our own customers hut TO those who buy
nothing but blanks elsewhere, The above prizes, in
GLIDING the Sd capital of $1,000 sold to lady in Han
over-st we have all on file except three, viz. | Of
500 and of $500 sent to Virginia correspondents
TO-DAY, W'zcs Of $4,000 each and Is prizes OF
GlN0l-fErknls Ii hulnis
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1yYtG y0NIYAYIoNs

JON TTIE VITY OF BALTINUKEn
For CongreSS-F0urth Congressional District [first
fifteen wards Of the city Of g ttimnre.,
JOHN KENNEDY
For the Legislature:
NICHOLAS l.. WOOD,
JOHN l.. REEFS,
ROBERT PIIRVIANCE, SEN'R,
!. MORRISON HARRIS,
JOHN X. KENhY. se25-lw
AL IS WELL!
OUR MOTrO-"REFORM! :"
ASSEMBLY TICKET
OF THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE:
GEORGE BROWN,
WILLIAM REESE,
WILLIAM p. SPENCER,
WILLIAM f. WRIGHT,
ALFRED d. EVANS. sell-:e*
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WING TOWN MEETINGS.

{G3-MASS MEETINGS of the Wing voters Of Bal
tinl0re will he held at the following times and places.
Friends OF the TARIFF, and the PURITY OF THE ELEC
TIVE FRANCHISE, urp out III Your strength, and mark
with Reproduction the conduct OF III politicians who
are warning against both let your mctto be-'The
union the Wings for the sake OF the Union :"
MONDAY NIGHT, at the White Hall, on the
Point, Of the LIST, ID, 3D. ana An wards. The meeting
will be ad!ressGd by Messrs. Keuly Harris, WatsOn
Pitts and YrllOt.
TUESDAY NIGHT. ut the Lexington Market, on
Green street, Of III" llth l2h, l3t, lilh, 18Th and
Goth wards The meeting will be addressed by Messrs.
Harris KenlY, Pitts and YeiluIt.
TUESDAY NIGHT, ut the Bcl-hr Market, Steev-
rrS "Or House" ct the 9TH 9Th, It'll and 9Th wards.
The meeting will he addressed by Messrs. Kenny,
Harris, Reese, Watson and Young.
tC7 The Wings Of all the wards are invites 10 at.
tend. The above meetings viii commence at half
past : O'Clock. BY order Of
se273lt TIE CONVENTION.
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RuMoRED DUEL. It was rumorcd in New
York Oh Friday that duel had been fought be
tween Augusle Belmont and Mr.. Hayward, Of
that city, and that one Of them was desperately
wounded. They fought duel some years ago.
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INTERFERENCE OF FOREIGNERS. In another
column We publish communication on the
subject Of the impernent interference Of un-
naturazed foreigners with our election laws.
Until foreigner has become naturalized he
has no right to intermcdtle, in any shape, with
the laws of this State or of the country, and
should be careful to abstain from denouncing
them. as has been done in the case mentioned
by our correspondent. This is not the first in
stance in which one of the German papers Of
this city has thought proper to obtrude its COM
ments upon our institutions and proceedings
upon the citizens of Baltimore. The editor has
spoken in the most disrespectful terms OF the
Natives of the soil, as though he considered
them unworthy of any other station than that
of servants to such foreigners as may choose to
honor this country as their place OF abode
Now we advise him in all seriousness, to con-
duct his paper in future with little more mo-
desty and forbearance. We care nothing for
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Va IS. PALM Err is daily receiving advertise
mGuts at his Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency, 5. Il. Corner Of BALTIMORE and CAL
NERI STREETS, for puhiiration in the newspapers
Of the following Counties in MARYLAND, VIZ: Al
leghGny, Washington, Frederick. Montgomery. Har-
ford tcciI, Kent, Queen Anne, Caroline, Talbot,
Dorchester Worcester, AccOmac, Somerset North
anplUn, Charles, Prince Georges Calvert, A, Arundel
lie also receives advertisements for most of the hes;
news papers of all The cities and principal towns in
Virginia, North Carolina, South CarDlina Georgia.
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Mis-
kansas, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Now Jersey, Della
ware, New YORK, EOuacCtiCut, Rhode Island, Massa-
chusCtts, vermont, New hampshire, Maine, Canada,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Texas, District Of Columbia.
O. Merchants, Manufacturers, Importers, Whole
sale and Retail Dealers, Professional men, Artists,
Public Institutions, incorporated Companies, and the
business community generally, who DESTROYS of
giving Information abroad. may see the newspapers
aud learn the terms of advertising, AT the Agency, ).
L. corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets
G9- Cards may he had at the office, containing a
list of towns, cost Of advertising, sc. se29 Ivy
M EW CAHPETINS, OH CLOTHS, &c.
" We have just received, large assortment OF
CARPEflNGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. at the following
very reduced prices, viz
OOO yards Brussels CARPETING, at 81 % per yard
1900 do Imperial Ply do l.25 do
5000 do KddermnSter do 0.S75 do
1000 do Extra supGrfime do OBS DO
5000 do Ingram, all wool, do $50 do
1000 DO do do 03l do
1000 do Russia do O95 do
500 do Al OIL CLOTHS, 05O do
Together with fall assortment of RUGS, Table
and Piano COVERS, Door MATS, Window Shades
&C. &c, at equally low prices
SHAW, SMITH & co.
No, 1873 Baltimore street.
se:3-lw six doors west Of Charles-st.
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NTNIIHNU NIANLbY,
G7- NV friends are particularly requested to meet
me on MONDAY the 9th inst, N u O'Clock, p. NJ.
at SherwOod's, liar.is." ~treet, near the Bazaar.
se27-3lt X. M.
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The TowN Meeting. We never witnessed
a town meeting that passed of with more or
der and satisfaction than that held by the Ma
tive American party, at Monument Square, on
Friday evening last. Although the Square
was completely filled, and the greatest enthu-
siasm prevailed, the several speakers were list
ened to with the utmost respect, and every
one seemed to be impressed with the impor-
lance of the topics to be discussed. Mcssrs
Ashmeld, Dickinson and Ford, delighted the
soul-stirrinr speeches; and We think that it
would not be saying too much to assert, that
many persons were added to the Native Anne
rican cause by the proceedings OF the evening.
MIR. Ford appeared in his freman's dress; and
although, as he stated, he had hammered ma
ny piece of iron until wages became SO low
that he had to abandon his business, he Showed
that he was equally as skillul III the use Of his
tongue as his hands, He is a most energetic
and powerful speaker, and gave evidence by
his imprisoned eloquence, that he felt what he
spoke. We are happy to learn that he will
address the Native American Mass Meeting at
the Three Tuns Tavern, this evening, when a
large assemblage of citizens may be expected.
The meeting on Friday evening demonstrated,
that the mechanics and workngmen Of this
city take a deep interest in the success OF the
Native American cause, as being intimately
blended with the preservation of their own
rights and interests. The opportunity to ex-
hibit their feelings on this subject will be at
forded on Wednesday next, when we hope that
they will shew their determination not to per-
nit the bread to be taken from the mouths OF
themselves and families, by the convlcts and
paupers Of Europe. Let them rally, one and
all, for the .Nitire american tickst-and thus
prove to the world, that they dare to maintain
their rights.
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Mons FRAUDS AND FoRGRIEs. w. More
head, citizen Of Franklin county, Ohio, the
Cincinnati Gazette says, and dealer in pro-
ducc, has deiiaudcd the Columbus Banks out
of several thousand dollars, by means of a
number Of forged papers. lie has since dis
1DDpa red.
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To tYm, Fl Mrrtott, Collector,

SIR: Its rumored that upon the return of RRI
TAIN CHASE, esq 10 THIS city he received etter from
Won rrunesling him to Withdraw his preention in the
approaching contest for sheriff aud give his and
influence to John hrtllcwrii, G.q NTH ntimahon
hat such course tgOuf be 10 his Gdcrntage The pub
lie desire 10 know this report Of official interference
with the elective franchise be true as reported.
IN A VOTER.
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J. EDWARD BIRD, 209 Batimore-st.
Also, another invoice Of those beautiful Cashmere
ShawlS, which have been so much admired Those
wanting Shawls, Scarts, Dress Goods, SC of The lat
est styles, will do well 10 call A full stock of
fancy and staple Goods hand, the lowest prices,
WhOicsa IT, aud retail. seq
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Sept. Eth, lS45. {
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. A discount
~ of two per cent. will he made from all City
Taxes levied for the year 1916 if paid on or before
the first day of October next ensuing.
se29-3t HENRY SNYDER, City Collector.
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q. y. e.. ODD Fr-LLOEVS OFFERING.
"a o The OBJ Fellows Annual Tor 1915, edited By
Paschal Donaldson, handsomely bound in Turkey Mo-
rocco, richly gilt and illustrated,
ENrS-Re 1ognition; Vgnette Ii
lie; lie is Il Bro'her ShipWrecked Oddfei0w; Pill
grim's journey Endcd Moses at the Burning Bush.
0dd Fellows rescnins a Brother; Sergeant Champe,
Revolutionary scene.
inns work Is gotten W. in pleasing style and cali
not fail To he well received by others as well as Odd
Fellows For sale by the dozen 0rSsingle copies at
PARSONS PRESTON,
booksellers and Stationers. Isl Pratt st,
se29-eo3t next to Railroad Depot.
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y,.c, he is not even citizen: or he may dis.
,,ycr that Americans are qualified for higher
| d2tjeS than that 81 supplying his pipe VIII TO-
| blcco. !, an American were TO 20 10 any P.l'1
IN Europe To teS'"o' H' "oA'" nave '''' o''
sense To "''o'H "o'''" ' Inc Ne''''T ana - ~
"h'F'"' Ill" '@''' nus 10 '''' "
bus nc" c0'"'r}m'n-ou' inns I'3''''a" ''''o' =
u '''"'s' "'NN'''IS Us "' H%'" IKE W
,,,.. ,r,,, Il, .I.,. ,,,, s,, T., f. ,.,,,.,,1t him
a., f. ,,c. .I,,,i,r THAR l,v, This is an i'm
,,..,;,,,.,,,. ,..h;oI. ,.,,,,,, r,,,l,
---
DISTRESSING AFFAIR" ''I"' q '""SS y ''"''
for that ,he Hon. Iohn White. the late able and
and DISTINGUISHED Sneaker Of the House of Re-
presontativos of the U. States, and recently APP
,o;,tod Indian ortbo I9,h Iudiciol District Of
Ecrt,,rkv committed snicide IN Monday after
noon last, at Richmond, in that State, bv de-
hborately shooting himself with pistol shot
ly after returning from court, where he presided.
He had been unwcIl for some time, and in low
spirits, and this, it is thought, induced him to
commit the fatal deed, which took place in his
private chamber, where he had kept himself
the greater portion Of the day.
RAIL ROAD CoHyENrIox. The Rail Road
Convention which met at Greensburg, Pa, on
Wednesday, was very fully attended Hon.
w. Il. Doughcrty, of Bedford, was President,
with % Vice Presidents, in addition to John
AlcCn!loh, Esq OF Baltimore, ana MI Dcnnes,
I oil fhliadciP"la, VINO were invited 10 lake seats
by the Convention AN address ana memorial
" '''o ''s'S'''"'o "o,0 "'0P'''' P''!''s NAV
"O,'' " s n,', n , d.
--------
/ DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO. a terrific tornado
swept IN a track OF 100 RODS IN "Ldth, Tor some
"'',''' w. ~ 'sD.''
,.....,
.''..' =, r.,.I.l ,;1',:. Ill., c,..,
C.,,,..l,....... .,.,.,...,, ,,...,,.,,a l,e,,.ou
unrooled, and many have sustained heavy loss
es in the destruction Of the corn and grains
wherever they were stacked, a woman and
child are also missing.
THREE NunpGRERs CoNYcrGD. Two men
named MnilholIand and Raglan, tried at Phila-
dclphia for shooting john Burns, have been
convicted Of murder in the second degree.
r. HUNT mas been cohVlc'oa Oh murder III inc
So'o"" o's''' az ''li'''"'SPo''' 1"'' 'oi ''o
''''"o' VI ''' u
49, N'',l'o we" "a
YORK Oh Fiuiy 'haI aNeI Aao oeeh fought oc
tween Auguste Belmont and Mr.. Hayward, OF
that city, and that one Of them was desperately
,,.,,,ndod ,phov c,,c,t = dino, cam, wars .o,
/ "Ou!lNIH' NY iSN'tS' 81 NNl "N'I'S Ii"
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m2-FIFTIl WARD. The Polls for the Fifth ward
will br held at burlon's Rising Sun Hotel, Ilsh-st
BY order Of THE JUDGES.
The boundaries of the Fifth ward co umence at the
corner of PITT and East streets, running through East
to Hen-st, along ten-st. to Jones' Falls, along the
Falls TO Pitt-st., along Pitt 70 East ST. se2S-3t
H3-TENTH WARD. The Polls for the next cleo
ton will he at Jonn r. Wrght's, east side of Gay
street, north of Baltimore street.
se293t THE JUDGES.
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a NDELIBLE INK. MRS NICKERSON No
a % NJ Howard-st. has just received from Philadel-
pha Haules' lNDELIBLE INK, for marking Collars
ana Rocket handkerchefs se29
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- - -
VIM. III. KEEVIL.

EHf=sgsxa W M. "a. II r EVIL.
ySSEsstS3 FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
EJSEaS IS BALTIMORE STREET,
%&&NM5sSA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing
that owing to the great number he sells
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
OF quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
lshment Ill the city, Of any shape or description now
worn, viz: SiA Moleskin, Russia Cashmere, Ntttria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS Of all kinds Gentlemen
can always see
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% SHERIFFALTY. As | was amorg the very
first (at the urG eat solicitation of her of triends)
To announce myself as n candidate for the Sheriaty
al the egsuing election, take thus opportunity of
stating to my trIIow-czens that it is No my inteti-
ton to withdraw from the canvass, but that still am
a candidate for their suniages.
se2i w AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
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SOAPS. MRS. NICKERSON No
~ 80 N. Howard ST. has just received from Phadel
pha new article of Shaving Cream, with general
assortment of Perumery. seq
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MMRs. NICK ERSON has lust received from N
IfN York a few Elore of those Cashmere Shawls
and Dresses and Monselnc de LANES, some very low
price. se29 So Howard street
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AN. BtECKENItIDG Lux ENESS.
H1 ID. OWEN SON have just received large
supply OF DR.. Breckenridge's Likeness engraved by
j. Sarlan, Philadelphia, to which they call the atten-
ton OF subscribers and the public generally 1t has
been pronounced very correct likeness by those
who have seen il. For sale by
ID. OWEN & SON, Booksellers s. Stationers,
No. l46 Baltimore street
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