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AaoonM,s pEcToRAL MlxTuhN. Il

NNOOREC'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale the
Subscriber would inform the public that it ia no quack
remedy to cure all d:s"a9es is il Eecomnle nded as
cure for consumption; il is prepared from the re-
ceIpi OF the late Dr. Moore, of Phar elpha, and is
certain remedy for recent C0ughs Colds and Catarrhal
Affections II will also be found useful in the Incl
plcHt stages OF Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from It who have derived hene
tit from Its use, hut il is deemed unnecessary as
rial of il will be sufficient recommend ton Of i;s va
ue as remedy III the Rbavc mentioned diseases.
For sale hy OK lRlES r. BARRY,
nl2 If No, ls2 Baltimore street
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MUEFs! MUFFs!! MUFFs!

GJ-GEOEGE q. QUAIL, No, 201 PRATT ST
two doors west OF Hanover, would most respectfully
inform The ladies' that he has just opened most beau
tu! assortment of MUFFS, u which he would par
tculaily invite them to call and eyanine--conslstGg
in parl of fine long lusired and natural Lynx, IsahGa
Bear, Cross Fox. Blue Fox, Lnsrcd Fox, Fitch, Mar
tin, Genet, COnCy sc. sc.
Together with handsome collection ni fancy Cloth
and Velvet CAPS, for children.
All of which he viii dispose Of at prices that can
not fail to please nl2-9.'
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DrrREsslNG SUcrDg. Ayouug girl, named
Rachel Peters, Is years of age, committed sui
eide in Philadelphia, on Monday, by taking
arsenic. The rash act is attributed to deep
sense of injury, the result of misplaced conf.
donce in young man.
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CHRIST HEALING THE sIcR. This superb work OF
art was visited yesterday by thousand an forty
seyen paying Sabbath School Children besides q very
large number of adults during the day, and usual
crowd at night, say for instance 1900 in all. That
will do.
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Gr3-OFFICiAL DRAWING Of the Md. Cnnsol
dated Lottery, class No. 45, for le4j;
50 81 0 &c IL 63 rs Al 6 65 90 10 50

81 and Sd being the LIST aud % drawn Nos. each $50
and l6, being the and dth drawn Nos each Is
II and 63, being the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos each y
Al and 70, being The Ith and Sth; or and e., be.
ing the oh and 10Th drawn Nos each 10
Az having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each )
All having one only of the drawn Nos. Oh, {. ,,
From til" Old established IInuse Of
EMORN. No. 9 Y. EnlNtKt. II.
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EEy-l'haTe will be n CULONII ALTON MEETING
in the Methodist Episcopal "hurch, Light street on
THURSDAY EVENING. 18Th instant, ~ O'Clock
prior 10 the sailing of The brig Kent, win rinGran'N
for Cane PaImas. Addresses viii be delivered by the
Rev. Dr. JOINS, and the Rev. Mr.. SLlcCR. The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO attend. nl2M
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fSCHOOL iSEECUES, BLACkSMITHS AND
~ TURNER'S TOOLS. TURNING hhTHES, It
considerable variety Of FURNl rURE ani HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS, DRY GOODS, FANCY CLOTII-
ING, HOSIERY, Sc. for my sale on THURSDAY
MORNING., t:ith inst. at 10 O'Clock, az my Store.
The public are respectfully invited tn send such
Goods as they wish to sell to my Auction Store where
fair prices may be depended on. Merchants having
surplus articles wish reduce their stocks or 10
close cansgnments, cannot more promptly close such
at fair prices than By the medium vi Auctions.
NIL II ". R0bl,. hucl'r.
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RETURNED. We notice that Van Amburo
and his lions, accompanied by Geo. Vanden.
hofT, have arrived at New York from Lonco
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DEPLORAsLE ACCIDENT. We learn from
the Westfeld (Chautauque, N. w. Messen-
ger, that on Sunday evening last, Deacon Eber
Stone, Of that village, was instantly killed, by
falling over a rocky bank into the creek The
hght was dark, and he missed his way. Dea.
con Stone was ~ years old.
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Ne" YORK BANKS. The various Banks in
the city of N. York had in their vaults in spe-
Gle, on the LIST inst, about 81, 300, 900.
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{6ga LUCKY. We have it from a reliable source
that Messrs EMORY y co, No. 2 CALVERT ST.
sold the first capital prize et s. 900 on who'll
ticket in Yesterdays Lottery, TO Porter at the Rail
Road Depot. May he make prudent use of his sud
den 9r1usitiou, II
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RICH TmEyEs. The Police Gazette publish
os list of erich thieves" by way of a singular
contrast to the list Of rich men. Some of the
rogues are worth sl5, 600, others 10000.
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A SALE THIS DAY. A sale By Auction of
IA the late Mary iiDfiman's Furniture and House
hold effects. for cash, Tals "wednesday MORN
ING, al % O'Clock, on Seminary Court which runs
east from Pennsylvania Avenue, near franklin stleef
among which are Bedsteads, Aiahogany Tables. side
boards, Srring-seat Sofas, Fcndcrs, Ncncliaa Blinds
Shovel and Toags, Cbars, Rugs, Carpets, Feather
Beds, sc. TN Il. W. BODA, Auct:r
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nE- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quad and Fob CHAINS: Silver Spoons: Gold Pencil
Cases; Brcast-pHs; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL y. CLARk'S assortment. which is COM
plete OF his Old Established Sore" WatccsL I'd door
from Calvert. OIL
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BFAUrHUL ANNALS. We have received from the
P1tiiSher. Mr. j. C.. Riker, l4g Fulton-s New York,
beautifully printed volume, entitled ''Opal; Pure
en- tor the Holy Days. 1t Is edited by M. John
Reese, with various splendid illustrations by J. G
Chapman. The contents of this Annual are entirely
oripiHal; and We recognize among the contributors
some Df the most fascinating writers, male and fe-
male, of this country, This work would be NEST &C
CepabIe present for the approaching Holy Days, as
many OF The articles are Of Scripiural chandler
We presume that i. may De had Al the bocksiores in
this city.
''The Native Americana i Gift for The People -
This is timely aud splendid publication, and de-
serves 10 be in the hands of every who possesses
American principles, attachment TO the inst,u-
lions Of the Union. 1t contains Washington : Fare
well Address, with excellent likeness of the Father
OF his country. The declaration of Independence,
with portrait Of Thomas MISREPRESENTATION of
the United States, witha likeness of John Adams and
Bepjamn Franklin--and the several Addresses Of the
Native American Conventions, Happy woHld 1t DO
for the people OF the United States, the princi
pies contained in this admirable volume more deeply
engrafted in their minds, aud more ygidy adhered 20
in practice. The work is published in Philadelphia
by Mr.. Hector Orr who will please accept our thanks
for the copy with which he has favored us. We tru.t
that there is patriotism enough in the country to give
this volume an extensive circulation.
From Messis. Taylor, Wilde s Co, we have receiy-
Cd No a of Hatper's Illuminated and New Pictorial
Bible-an,l the same also fiop Mc:srs. Armstrong 81
Berry.
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CAuGHr Diton Braman, of Madison, N.
Y, charged with poisoning his wife few days
before marrying another, was caught in Wis
consin, and arrived at Madison last week,
where he was committed TO await his trial.
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ENh. CnkHs';IE,s GALvANl.

81 RINGS Ann MAf;>P'rIC FIIIID
~ Il. II. CHRISTIE, The original patentee and
inventor Of these celebrated articles feels it duty 10
warn The pubic lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS FlITATlON3. d.. Christie wishes the
citizens Of Baltimore, and all other places where his
discovery has been introduced 10 understand that he
IN no manner recognises any of the articles sold ur
dor the name of "Ganvanic Rings, &c" unless they
are connected with his name, aud sold by his autho
Zed Agent. Or. Christie takes the responsibility to
further assert that these limitations of his discovery
possess no beneficial effect whntcves All persons
therefore, who are Suffering from any Of the painful
maadies comPrehended under rheumatism in all its
forms, ar nervous complaints, matter how chronic
or severe in character, requested 10 appy al the
ONLY place i'll Baltimore where the genuine Gavan C
Rings and their notifications can be obtained viz; of
SETH :. HANCE. l0S Baltimore street.
nl2 And corner Of Charles and Pratt ets
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lF" DIVINE SERVICE will be resumed in III"
Associate Reformed Church. Fayrtte street, on SAB.
BATH NEXT, al IL O'Clock, 4 NJ. and L. VI. The
Trustees invite the Congregation Ia wish the Church
on Thursday and Friday,i To ascertain Ill" location and
numbers of their respective pewS. niw:sit
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UNMOKY AZ CO.. No. 2CALvgR-- s,,, the oldest
HA established, mOst extensive, and most popular
Lottery firm in tue world With tic advantage of be-
ing the sub Agents for Messrs J. Gregory 4 60.
for the sale Of tickets in the State OF Maryland, and
their mmeusc pecuniary resources, they can sell Lot
terry tickets either by The package snely upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition Per
ssons nom abroad who may be disposed occasionally
10 test the favor Of the "Goddess Fortune can safe
ly remit any amount Of funds however large 10 this
hym-Ihe reputation and standing they have acquired
ny stTi"t attention TO business for thirty Yeas in this
city being sufficient security that any business con
hded 10 their VII be attended with punctuali-
ty aud despatch. EMORY Il co.
II q CalvtrL street
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A FEW MORE OF THE SAME SORT
"a OF DRESSING GOWNS LEFT and for sale
III X. DONAHUE'S. No. 30 German,
nl2-:aWtlstJa nnsr Sharp street,
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From ST.. DoMIsco. BY the brig Huntress,
Capt Baker, from Porto Plata, 25th Oct, the
New York Tribune learns that the Dominican
fleet of five schooners had left the above port
on the 10Th to make an attack on Cape Hay
ten. 1t was also rumored that force of 1000
troops was OIL the frontier to Cooperate with
the fleet.
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MUFFs! MUFFs.! MUFFs.n

s. HlhDES. No. "a NORTH GAY STREET,
$50 would respectfully inform the ladies' that
he has Just opened a most splendid assortment of
MUFFS, which he would particularly IL e them tn
call and examine, consisting OF the most fashionable
variety; together with handsome assortment Of Fan
cy Cloth aud Velvet CAPS, for Children, all OF
which he will dispose of prices that cam tail TO
please. nl2 thS2t*
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From Inc Republican, and Argus.

l
10 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
OF Sir Water Raleigh by the high and he low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggat; indeed its
consumption has become general that il il hard to
find ono hat does not either B.0'ic, 'nrf cher.
For ourselves, We prefer lieh Cpar. All there they
are box of the agreeable eludsrs-ROUTH'S
Fest. Boy, light Il match. 90 th.r we uyGrate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff!
PUFF! PUFF" All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. II any of our readers wish IN enioy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them 10 the ''fELLow EoUsE,' al the Hanover Mar
ket--rght on the cOrnCr nl2-ur
tG7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale ~ the case, Dozen
single Plnte
ALSO, the most compIet" and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to he found ia the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, Of entirely ntw
patterns, never before Introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order of the very best materials and by The best
workmcn: together with Git BOX CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS: CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. Sc. for sale aud made TO order cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment, IN the United
states f. :. FRYER,
nll-f No North Gay street.
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100000 6 SA2, T HH a5 mAD no b.
made to StHOOLFIELD & CO, whete was sold
yesterday 70 Nos. Al 49, prize Of sl7Us to 1. gen
tleman OF Hanover st. Nos. 10 60 fJ prize Of $500
sent I" winchester, Va. Nos. 9 60 SO prize Of $50
sold in this city.
=, Mes; Nd Consolidated Lottery, class As, drawn
Nov. II, low 81 prize SSj, are:
% 81 10 IL bJ Is Al 6 IS GO 10 50
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme OF Nd Con
s0Iidatnd Lottery, class 46.
TIE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of 10000 prize Of tI0ss
5,ono 10 :" 1900
2,ooO III 500 SC.
WhHe tckets S5--shaycs in proportion.
&C. Draws next SATURDAY, November 18th. the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass a., capital prize
S4tDt--Fickets Sl-shnres in proportion, in which
Sch0olfeld u Co. will sell on certificate packages OF
% whole tickets far only $780, halves IS IS quarters
So 81, eiGhths 81 S..
For he prizes in packages, single tickets or shares
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
No. / Calvert street,
II figStofice Cfnm Baltimore street
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EBOARDERS WANTED. Two or three
-ED gentlemen can be accommodates on twO geut!C
men with small families, with comfortable rooms and
good board, IN early application NJ No. y rib
High street. Mo n
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GT-CORONER'S OFFICE. No. los NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. mhl2-Iy
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- ''.' 49,
of flour, naturally subject Of great intcrcs
and Importance in this country, says the Phila
delphia North American, affords an added evi
Tv', '"' ''"'''''' "''"',''', 'nO an" "a
,..,. a.. ,,..,, ,~,,r, ,,.,.,.1 49,.
,.o,.aan w ona..h,.1.s,, ,E., aaao;I.a,a
c'-.,.y 1879 - 49,, - ~.
a',-;-.o.. rL'. Ia-, ..-I.
49, '',N'. ''''',' - 80 .1,
g -. $780,, A., ay,.oa,,... -. :.
prices. We rejoice with our agricultural friend,
in the rood torture which, while it empties
their Farmers. will fill their purses. and trust
that they may never be without tariff and a
market.
Az EIcoup,euc PpospvCT Ia Ios. than
siytv DAYS sav, the y Y po,yio, oxcboncos
wiU ba aoa;pst ovcr, country j., Frrono md IN
favor of America. In that time, our bread
stutis will hold the clasp to every pocket book
IN the monarclIical world Instead of Amcri-
can funds selling at discount Of per cent,
they will bear premium of 10, difference of
= no, -, Cue, ,,c IT,, - -
PEI '''''' ~ '''o' u '"'So merchants VINO
80 ''''' '''''.s VIVA s'l' 0iu "o'i" n"'
''''' " S'''' u '"''S' "''i '' P'o'"'''e o. 'ne
''u''a' s'o" u ,''' oi''''u 0'l'c'' we c"u''o'
''"'' '0' "l ', II We a,' 'io' '"'S'"Ne",
- " WY '''' o.,' ''' ''o'' ""'
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,'' ',,''''N ~ ~''''' 'AN'' H' E"'Pe-
'''''' l,"9 'Y','' 81 'N''' :" vino" 'e
~ '>',"'' VAC N''''S
49,, ,''','''7' ,'''''" " '""-
cloak under which crimes are committed He
does not prohibit the building Of rI.',.:...
churches at any Of The five ports open to Eu-
roPcan traders, brt cautions Christians against
"'' V''P'''
CHREsE. This is now All important article
Of expectation. The town of Collins, Erie
COUNT, n. Y, made j54, 1000 pounds Of cheese
during the last year The town of Fairfield,
ilerN''ilcr county maze i''0'''V' pounds oar
ing t''' same P'f''o' t'efkimef county '0ins
Out 7''noal'y ''~oo' 30 pounds OF Cheese
H's al cents per VoH"o' the present price OF
the article, would give the dairymen OF old
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foRriFIcArIoNs IN CANADA Foit'ncationS
are under nean"ay III h'h2s'oh' oataoa' a.
81 .,.., ...,.;.1 l., 49, IT,, In oa
~. a,!1sa r,a,, un,.: 49,, - 10 xon,oao,,od
'"l . " -. rr,, ps:.,l c.,"S.'.-,.
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GNLOTHs, CASsINEEfSS g. VEsTFNGs.
W The subscriber has just received lot Of cheap
Wool, Black Indigo Blue, lnyisibc and Grass Green
Brown aud Olive CLOrtIs; beautifsi fame CAS-.
SlntHES. &c Which ia ad .itinn to hi assortment
OF hne and snpCrfne English and French do max es il
extensive and desirable. lie has aIse a large assou
mGnt OF CAS~lNEFrs All cnlors ami qualities, and
handsome fancy Favet, MeTit!n. CtshtnGre Silk a,
swan'do"n EESIlNH5, all &c which he will sell bv
The piece or retail At the lowest market prices and
10 which he invites The attention of Purchasers.
THOM AS Y. NELSON
No. G5 Baltimore street.
II. ;. He has also on hand black silk and fancy Ora
vats; scarts. silk pocket iidEf; silk, lambs WOOL
morno add cotton SHIFTS and Drawers; wooI!en and
cotun Hosiery; silk and Cotton Uubrelias, Sc. &c.
go colin
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BLANKETS. FLANNELS, MERINOS, SHAWLS,
SILK VELVETS, CASHMEEEE, Sc. &c.
NB McE.DuSVNAy ~ 90. have for Gale
aN,O on reasonable terms
BLANKETS, OF all sizes and qualities
FLANEELS, of Rose s. and Archcfs patent
do OTIS. a. and 5-f Miiite, rcd and yellow
Fretch MERlNOS o' the bcs; quality and all coiors
SILK NELNETs, all coors, wiih bit. aud blue biz.
French CASHMERE, the newest styles
Tibet CLOTH, new and beautiful article for
walking dresses
French and Scotch MOUSllS ne LANES
SEAWLS, SILKS, with their usual large assoritnent
Of Irish Linens, Linen Skeeting Danask and
Diaper, Table Linens, Toreiling, Caaton Fan
nes, Gloves, &c, Call at
No. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
MA heiWeen Calvert aAt Lisa.-s,s.
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FoRrlrICArIoNs IN CANADA. F'ott;fcations
are under Roadway in Kingston, Canada A.
mong other things, battery is being erected
on the place occupied by the Town Hall, and
the works at Fort Henry are to be remodelled
and strens thened. The British Government
appears to be very busy about something.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
GOORS EARS

RI RS. ROG ERs, No. So NORTH CALVERT
We ST. between Mulberry a, d Pleasant-sts., is in
Immedal" want of Ii or Young Ladies to learn the
most fashionahlt RraGches of DRESS and CLIO Ak
mailing NJ In&N3'
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yvaE. Il. TX EEyEI,.

fI415 ttlT. Il. EEgEEVEL,
stG14aFSa IAsHt0HABhg AND PRACTICAL Halter
hE-:sGa 9S BALTIMORE STREET,
{;sSisisftt.;$, trGs go inform gentlemen purchasing
Stl'4! owing 10 the great number he arlIq
he ~ ut al times enabled to furnish Eqs&iorcble Hats
Vt quart? SUPERIOR FOR the price to any other estub
wola, viz: SiS, fotssSin r tgsq Cn4si,9e,e. N,,,y"
aui Eea'er. Also, CAPS OF all kinds. gentlemen
can always soc
BILL OF PRICES AT TINS STORE.
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
YHSEiDNAS BECK. No. 81 CENTRE MAR
e. kET STAGE, near Lombard street. respectfully
informs the public that he Intends settling Oft his pre-
seat stock Of SPLENDID ChRpEriNGS At FAC
TORY PRiCES-such as Imperial Three phys, extra
super ngrains, iine and common iggfainB, Wool Fla
ishng aud Cotton stair ChRFEtINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABLE
OIL. CLOTHS, SC. &c. All PERSONS in want Of any
Of the above named articles are requested 10 make
inquiry at any Carpet Store III Baltimore relative
the price of Ca'peting &C., and then call at No 53
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for Less MONEY.
n. D. RAG CARrEriNG, of my own manufacture,
asplendid article, at very low prices. nl2 tJaft
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TnE PRorER Use OF WEALTH.. We never
see Il house in course of erection, that we are
not increased with the conviction, that the
owner rightly understands the proper apphca-
ton wealth. 70 spend money in improvements
is better than to give it in charity for il en'on-
RACES industry and prevents vice. a number
of wealthy individuals in this city, have, dur
ing the summer which has just passed, exhibit
ed a laudab!a spirit IN erecting stately etlhces,
which, whilst they adorn our streets and afford
facilities to business men, have given useful and
lucrative employment 10 thousand who might
otherwise have remained unoccupied. To en-
w such bcncflctors the possession Of their
wealth, Is impossible with any wcIl-thinklng
man-not should a single individual be found
willing to excite prejudlces in the poor against
the rich 1t is BY the latter that the toEne! are
enabled to be employcd--to earn an honest
livelihood, and TO rise by industry to indepen-
dencc Hundreds ofthousands Of dollars have
been distributed during the past summer
amongst the mechanics and laborers Of Balti-
more from the pockets of u comparatively few
wealthy individuals, IN the erection of stores
and dwelling and We rejoice to see this high
" beneficial use Of their money. May they
realize an adequate remuneration for their out
Law
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&sPLEEDED PICTORIAL. NEWS 'APERs,
~ received per Royal Steamer Caledonia;
The Illustrated News, price lsi cts, contains the
loioWns beautiful illustrations, vi1 AbPdel Kader.
rom French portrait: Sketches from Spain; ton
don Improvements Marshal Buseaud; Battle with
me French Troops; Great Western Railway; st. pauis
Cathedral Calcutta; Portrait Of the late Mrs. Fry
sister 10 Mr.. Quincy
PICTORIAL TINES, price l8s cents, contains the
following splendid cuts, viz: English Stays; Founder
OF the Jesuits; Bust If Professor Jamson; Atnlosphe
ic Railway, Engravngs, &c. sc.
Also received, The London illustrated Almanac for
1916, containing 96 columns closely printed matter
and 70 Eugravings. frice IL, cts.
The Dollar Newspaper. containing the second Prize
Tale, rcecived-price cents.
w, N. UARRiS0H'S Literary Depot,
No Jatvis's BUILDINGS North 81,
N. 3. farther supply Of The Wandering Jew and
Eremunt's narrative. VI
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E%AFEf AANGiHGS. The subscriber has
Il Just received froIt hs manufactory, n large as
so'lnenl -f new style Satin, Fresco and " vet Pa
per Rangngs aud Borders Of superior finish and
make with full supply of common PAPERS Of
every description Country merchants and dealers
supplied GA liberal terms. llOgses Papered at the
most reduced prices.
nl2-3l" WM. ). BIRCH, No g Hanover-st.
NBEtTANAkA WAR;. Just reserved, ana
Ed they lot of new style Cnffee aud Tea sets of Eng
lish Britannia Ware, with general assortment of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE-for safe cheap
at No. 10 North Charles street, by
n4-aw *. WETM0RR s co.