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aDOARD Up Tow ~
SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToM SPA y; Z


III: shnen with Tn, extensive grounds belonging "
and all It's appurtenances, has been recently pu mo "a
most perfect aud repair and VII. be opened tof M
rec piion ofs on the 18th OF June next
TIE Inducements and advantages offered by me oans
Souc a. adeg hul summer retreat are too widely Know
Ia render description Necessary It's spacious ana
elegant saloons and sparnen,sls rich and d'ers,neo
beauty of pleasure grounds now IN the nEhess
state finish AMI cultvaonshe quiet retirement Of ~
shady reteas-and the comfort and osaer Which 10 Intend
ed shall perv ade and characterize tho whole esiabllshnbsut-
all combine present acd slls actions ~ mo pubic
generally ,,.,,,
To tues aud those who nom delicate health OF otss
reasons may prefer quiet and -pose offers peculiar
ases It's location mies from Saratoga spnnss WIN
which il has commune by railroad several nmes dayi
thus aforng easy opportunity OF mingng IN inc sAiuss 30
snusemenis of that fashionable watering place riut -
nx subjected annoy and confusion VI ne crowde
the Saratoga Mineral Waters viii be constantly urniensd
As , al and sparkling ~ ri III. SPRING themselves
There are Mineral Fountains In the nmesiAie vicinity
OF tie sans Souci, great valus and ehcacy Tue new
SULPHUR SPRING BATHS Saratoga Lake, sse four mis-
distant and carriages Will om uc Hotel al all nnss Nv
The visitors no wish TO use s osths
Or to enjoy the deli ghlful scenery OF the lake - O.,
The "sans Souci' viii be under the charge OF MrA IL IL
CRANE and h. W. HUxFORD, late Of the Esgse Tavern,
Albany and they thai their personal Efforts toseues
with many aud ATTRACTIONS W tenoes
II all that could be wished for by those who scek neai
comfort or pleasure during the coming season
.lHn M
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MISCELLANEOUS COMPILATION
Is this Prose or Poetry

RAILROAD SPFCULAIoRs.-The night was stormy
md dark. The town shut up IN sleep Only those
abroad who out on lark Or those who d no
beds 10 keep
Ipa-sd through the lonely street The wind did sing
md blow could hear the policeman fee, Catering to
and fro.
There stood potato man In the midst OF all the wet
lie stood with his tsiocan In the lonely Haymarket.
Two gents of dismal mien, And dank and greasy rags
Came out Of shop for gin, Staggering over the flags
staggering over the stones These shabby bucks did
walk; And went and followed those seedy ones. And
listened 20 their talk.
Was sober or awake Could believe my ears -
Those dismal beggsrs spake OF nothing bat railroad
shares
wondered more and more Says one" Good friend
Of mine How many shares have you wrote tor In
he Diddlesex Junction Liner
Il wrote for twenty" says Jim, But they wouldn't
slve one - His comrade straight reouked him
For the folly he had done
o Jim. You are unaware. OF the ways Of this bad
town always write for I'VE hundred shares And then
they put me down"
And Yet you got no share says Jim" for all your
,oas, :: II roHld have wrote" says Jack but where
Was the penny to pay the post,"
81 lost for couldn't pay That hrst ins'smeni up
But here's ra,ers smoking hot say Let's stop my boy
And a, this simple fess, The while they did regale
rev each ragged capitalist Down on my eft thumb
nail
Their talk did me perplex Al night fumbled and
lost, And thought Of railroad specs, And how money was
and lost
Bless railroads yNntlc -li ana tlt "Oltu :
advance .Bess every railroad share. In Italy lresnd
France For begsar need despair and every
rogue has a chance" Punch.
Lord Harveys the only barrister a, the English
oar who can be addressed my lord His lordship
goes the Norfolk circuit
Ceylon papers relate a circumstance which Will
cause some asionshneni in England more especially a.
Is understood that on former occasion the home
,horities were not backward IN showing their dspes
sure Certain >iamese priests went 10 handy ior the
purpose Of seeing and worshipping the relic called the
Doth OF Budh, which i carefully preserved by our
Government Sir Colin Campbell Il IS stated was At
6r.t unwilling tina, the tooth should be displayed but be
vas at length prevailed 10 give hs consent and The
.scred tooth was exhibited the adorng priests IN ths
presence Of Lord Elphnsone by NJ Mercer the Assist
mt Government Agent
| Mr. Daniel w hitie Harvey, commissioner OF Po-
ice has cleared $4,000 by his railway share transact
| IONS.
There are ], 200, 900 female servants in England
| II whom 10000 are in London aud rs suburbs.
There are comparatively four times as many cat
lie IN England a. IN France
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

- ICHARDSON 4 cos CELEBRATED AMEhiCAN
IL PASACEA.-This Medicine compounded solely from
vegetable matter free from auierar0n and warranted tree
from any Ingredients detrimental 10 health was discovered
year since, by individual sorely afflicted WIN
ULCERATED sCROFtLA. and who las been under The
treatment the physicians IN the Uned States
for eight years, without the least apparent hope o Irsot
who alter taxing above named medicine for i've weeks
xa- restored perfect health That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has never fa IN any m
when taken In accordance with drecuos) To eject
perfect OF the following diseases 10 wit: SAL
RHEUM sCROFULA, LIBERATED sCROFuL La, FL
LO,INFLAMllATORY AND CHRONIC RHEU MATIsM,
PILES, ERYslPELAS, BlLES, sCUR|f, CHRONIC
SORE EYES, BLOTCHEs, PIMPLEs On THE FACE,
sCALD HEAD AND ALL CUTASEOCS DISEASES
OR PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN INyu.
DlCIOUs USE OF MERCURY OR AN iMPCR RE- STATE
OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy Of this medicine has been
tested IN all the diseases above enumerated and IT, effects
truly astonishing. Only table spoonful 10 be- taken
by auli each morning before ealing, which usually pro-
duces tonic effect, while I'm ca-es) II aso scts
gentle caarc increasing appetite and general health OF
the patient, causing al liberated 10 discharge more
prolsely and producing ehecua Alternative VI the whole
blood
Persons while taking H. should refrain from the OF all
stimulating DRINKS or mighty seasoned food For sale by
General Agent ~ Pnestreer opposite the Custom House,
New York and al 10 AsOr House; no. g3 and III Broad
way Broadway and Chambers-st; No ~ ftontst;
No. ia Wesl-st Nos oj anS $50 Bowery; No 20 Fulton
-; Nos 81 and 2t Hudson, and 70 Hammond--t, corner
Hudson: No 80 Grandst No Isl and l73 Green1ic-s
No. i2and % Cherry-sL, No l5 Wslser; No. - Cath
arine-s'; No 81 and s1l Pesr-s.; No. ia Csnal-t
Brooklyn, j. w Smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
sts aud VIM BlsgrOye, >qures Buildings corner willow
and Aantc-sts and by all the principal druggists IN The
Dr. Y. B. LocArow, No 81 Beavey-st Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Retail Agen, for Albany.
T. w. Dyou a Son, No. li5 North Second-st., General
Wholesale A gent for Philadelphia Bush Hlliyer.
q. COLBY, Nc. }5l Pearl-st, v. Y.
certificates and testimonials may be seen and Obtained any
ef the above Places MA cod lmy
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A MOTHER REMARKABLE CURE Of

1 SUMPTION by ,chencAs PLAmonic syrup -
Hr sCHENCK Dear Sir-Il Is great ssnsscuon 20
me this day TO lay before you and the public The success
my daughters health by making use Of your genuine rp
monte Syrup Ny wife and self gave up al bopes lnai s
ever could be cured The ghbors IN general pfonounc1a
her consumpuye and eminent ply scans VA senaeu nri
Tor the space u fourteen months, told vs. 90 and sy could
i've her no relief Al ensth discovered some refer
ces 10 your Pumonc syrup beng genuine cure Tor con-
.,nnon and n hsS proved IN my daughters czse.
can eterfy recommend II 10 the pubic " be qusck-
nv and now WILL give you statement VI my daughters
c For several months continual cough day and night,
ard ri III sweais burning In the palms Of the hands
sol.. Of the and seldom without pains In her bead
Continual pain her left SIDE and length making is
appearance both SIDES her shoulders also dreadful
ughne-s across ner chest with the loss u appetite and
swelling Of her ances THIS be relied on e honest
statement Of my daughters case AMI any one wishing to
call may see ner al ny house PETER DELASY,
p Markststrees, Newark, Nsw-Jessey
GUY and County Of Nsv- York a.
Peter Deany duly sworn deposes and says thai the fore
gong statement agned BY him, JUS, and true, % The besi
0fh.s knowledge and belief PETER DELANY
sworn before me, this IL, day Of August, 1874
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
Please notice that The genuine Scheneks Pamonic Syrup
Do bad the Propnesofs Ofce only No Courtsnd-
street, few doors below Broadway. - In
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THE TRIBUNE.


We give two specimens Of Poetry from the las
..,,iers of the Dublin Nation. We also subjoiI
enc additional items taken from the latest foreign
,soer.. generally for which we could not hitherto
make room. but which will satisfy the general readc
a. well as any equal amount of matter we could Sc
let. Every country is too much In the habit o
thinking and speaking about itself as if there wa
no other place worthy Of attention
~ We think we can see something National
in Fanny Dear
Bright fairies by Glengarifs bay.
Sof, woods that Ger Killarney sway
Bold echoes born in Ceim an-cigh,
Your kinsman's greeting, hear
He asks you, by old friendships name.
By ell the rights that mnstrels claim,
For Erin's Joy and Dcsmonds fame.
Be kind to Fanny dear.
Her ewes arc darker than DunlOe--
Her soul il whittier than the snow
Her tresses like the arbutus flow
Her step life irighied deer.
Then still thy waves caprlcious lake
And ceaseess soft winds round her wake
Yet never bring cloud 10 break
The smile OF Fanny dear.
III.
Oh let her see the trance bound men,
And kiss the red deer in his den.
And spy from out hazel glen
O'Donoghue appear
Or should she roam by wild Dunbwee
Or, send the maiden to her knee
| sung whllom-but then. all me,
knew not Fanny dear.
".
Old Mangcrton thine eagles plume
Dear lnnisiallen brighter bloom
And Mucruss whisper thro' the gloom,
Quaint legends TO her ear
Till strong "a ash.iree in its pride,
And gay as sunbeam on the tide
We welcome back 10 Liiiey's side,
Our brightest, Fanny dear
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order Board Of Mayor and Aldermen OF the Town OF
Msnps Tennessee do hereby advertise for proposals 20
construct Cana from Wolf River % the City OF Memphis.
distance Eleven Miles. SAID Canal will be laid out IN
ions OF EACH and sealed proposals FOR 10 construc
uon will be received until the .h day Of July next; the
work be paid for the Bonds Of the Corporation having
Twenty Years run, with interest payable semi annually al
Philadelphia
The Corporation Is out OF deb, and has revenue which
a- increased ~ per per for the est four years
and about twenty-five $4,000 thousand dol
lars year
Operators wishing invited 10 and
anime the ground when al the information desired viii be
furnished. J. j. FINLEY Mayor OF Memphis. Tenn
Memphis, 5lh April, 1874 al Typos
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BurcHERs And nRovEss RANS.

New 4 ora. June lctl iotn ,
- Notice.-The annual Election for thirteen Director
of Tue Butchers, and Drovrs Bank the ensuing year an,
three Inspectors for the Election, viii De held al IN
Banking House. of Grtntsree and the Bowery.
Tuesday the 3th day OF July The Pol Will be Opene
n O'Clock and closed ~ 5 O'Clock, 2. VI.
By order Of the Board.
iegiy3 ID. w. TOWNSEND, Cashier.
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Qrusses.

- THOMPsON's TRUsBEB, O6es u
K V\lBeekmsn-sreet About 300 Of ths phye>etaee
surgeons Of NewYork have given nv
decided preference 10 this True, - you -
radn.te the pressure from 10 my pounds on me "
ure without back pad which does much injury ~
,pne lar al being the bes, ties, Of IT, sapenonty
applied and six days Trial gwen and II doss MOI as'sn
nv and give perfect ease-the money eheeraly r1re,
ID A pemanet cure easily effected, and w0fsn's''"
directions are followed. -,,u.... -.
rho.s sending for this Truss need only menuonme sae
ip, ,a .'.,, ~" ,h., ,' cass yes eod6
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NkWDURGH SUMMER RETRKAT.-rl

I5SS ~
subscriber pectfuy announces to the pubic un, y
- still continues to keep the above named bOAkDtN0
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception Of those who may
wish 10 the al cool and healthy aimosptsse
n,st,l ON Acnaemy Hill within hyc minutes walk of the
steamboat landing The prospect 10 one o The richest on w
hudson aGOrdng unobsructei view oi Newvugh nsys
and hne view OF West Point. the hi ghlands Mountains
Scenuy Ac Families single persons can he aeeonmoos'
with board by the day week at reasonable price
Eewburgh, May, 1874 lmyN mislpl L. T. DoDoE-
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AGENTS WANTED.
Boaroins an0 6oteIs.
The cool breeze. OF bs0oAiyr,

The cool breeze. OF Brooklyn,
>piced with the comforts % home
TWO or three be ces.sssy aceommcde-
ted with breakfast ard Tea, land Dinner on me SAD
bahl n a small private New England family, where there
emirca other toaf1ers- Apply a. es bndge
street. corner OF Prospect The ocson. and rooms are
very pleasant aud not ieu minutes wsk rom inc Fu
ton Ferry. Terms moderate ami references exchanged
lely .Nseods
llOAKD.-A gentleman and has wife, OF one or Two ssn:
ID gle gentlemen, can be very pleasantly accommodated
with and Board al 81 HeIry between hAfhss
and Plhe.irrcts. lel7 3ws
BOARD IN JERSEY ClTN.-pesrable bOARD
ID may obtsred IN Jersey Cay either ot single gente
men small families at No - fork street ,'ttweso
ashlnslon and Warren Communication on NE teffy
ches, and the constant nnli midnight elu Ina
l1UAh INt..-A gentleman and ms ~.c, and !osr "
ID i've sins.t s.aene, can be- accommodated WIN board
and pleasant rooms a. Ss broomesI Tle Railroad CNe
pass The house every I've minutes WIN
)OARD Up TOW N.--A Psr!or and bed roosl. saa
ID e Tor gentleman and his wife, or one OF Two snSte
nteneu may he Obtained with board IA PRIV ate 70 nily ~
No lss MeDoG. between Amlty and Fourth Streets
xlew doors fellow Washington Parade Cround Locsnoe
very pleasant; house supplied with Cro,on waier oeAn
rsuln xc- The Amtysueet and Fourtstfes Sexce Pee
within few rods OF Inc house mylsu
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~ Water Curc at Lebanon Springs

beautiful romantic aud healthy place Is easy Of access oeng
situated only . mile. la, OF Albany, 80 miles y. w. Of
Hudson aud miles West o Pltsheld Mass and presents
advantages for purposes Of health seldom equaed
For particulars address post paid Joel Shev VI d. or Da
vi Cambel. Lebanon Springs. Columbia Co. y. 4"
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher Of Health, joel
Stew. VI D. Editor. Campbell Whi,marsh. Publishers,
can be obtained OF VIM. H. Graham, Tribune Buildings, l0c
Nasssu-s,r. ei Ncwlork City subscribers viii hereafter
tfr numbers At this place. Terms 81 per volume
~ i, numnor- IN advance mySl
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TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE.

nOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPS, al J. +.
~ BROWNIES, Maker and Importer, London, and 2sl
Broadway Chamber s-sreet and Broadway New York
The haes Harps yet produced AL eminent professors
prefer them for their rc- brilliant touch and perfect
lrisn, 10 al others London Musical Mirror.
These HsrPs obtain great celebrity IN the musical world
~ Y. Evening Poet
Cheftruvre Of AT applied 10 the mos, beautiful and
lity-like instrument y. YORK Mirror
The hres Harps ever played on
Yours E 5 eminen, Professor and
January, l34a pupil Of boensa
u.rns rensret String, kc je5 sawim'
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GOi-RATD. on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Tvs
Ar o. fNrzOvrNs TnE MEMORY handsome royal
II nearly 600 pages elegantly bound u eo Win an engav-
~ POr-rli, nffie Author.
A, rsbe work TO hose who are ieSc.en, Of memory
" facfs-- Iirosn>.
An -.ersahe accessory 70 A.. existing L-rares-CoE-
re-
book emnenily deserving OF lie success which awaits
It. Tue Sun. .. .
Published by WILEY PUTNAM, NeN-iof
Price - a-SecNI
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian internal remedy i.
Ocera.n for tic PILES, either internal external
bleeding bind Sold only IN this city al the Office Of e
Original Proprietor, A. UPHAM, NJ ID. regular educated
Physician Of twenty years experience confined TO al once
practice where Piles and all Chronic Diseases success
ly treated Medical Oce 1873 Bowery, four doors above
Spnng.sreei Office hours from A. ~ " r. NJ ADVICE
ri. ieI7 I'm
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SMART Boy" John wha, is the past of see p
Seen. sir"
No, il is saw-remember that
Yes sir. Then if a sea tsh swims by me, il be
Genes a saw FISH when il IL past. and canno, b
zen"
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HARLEM STAGES.-Fro~ . Caafsam-H 10 fsnr'
Lsm for 10 crrt Yorkrk fer craft starting each
x.y every ~ inmates from A ~ tosP 81 with stage
Zach way r. " and up from Bowery al II p. ~ This
. cheapest stagerding IN he world aid citizens VIII ind
rds 20 Harlem pleasant and hethfnL Fare on Sundays
2s cents o any distance Good stages and wiling horses
isl4ry JhuRPHY, q Chat6amSt
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rv- Boston SUBSCRIPTIONS to the New-York

~ Boston subscriptions 10 the NeW-h ork
Tribune received by authorised Agents. hrDDiNu 20
>aie-reet Tcrms-o cents per week or Two esnts iof
Single Copies ..
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning. for cents or -
per
AL and cheap publications. for sale a. low As issued
by Boston Publishers Theirs Napoleon JET eodu
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mr. ROSS would call tie atrenton Of Physleisns 70 me-
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. which iof ,nfec yssn
al s, pryed , e.cacous As be satisfactory 70 ttoss
vbo nav, tred n As well ~ gratifying 10 himself Many
emien men in The Profession approve u H. soms Of whom
are the following: ann vuun
Prof.. " Mot, H. S'evens' M y a n n e X
D., n Rscs A G. Post MD. A. N. Gsnn, Nd
pI r. a lee A L. Cox MD q. Wilkes, ND.
DO Wsr. III Bonose, Md. A. Chnton MD.
> ~ ,,a.,an d. X s. Kisssm, ND. H. ID. Buckley, ND.
= Ho.scX M D. o. A. Sabine, MD. J. Beskley, Nd.
! 4 s,sstp' MD j. Lnsley, ND. W. P. Buel, MD:
VIC Roberts, ND b W. cCready NJ d. A. Smith, Nd te.
Price - 20 - % Amity-s,, June T. is%a JED ifneoo
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Gold and Silver Du:
"A pick Patent Lever Anchor Escspemeni. Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from the beet Msnufnenfee
n Europe which will 10 WARRANTED perfect Time'
>eepers.
Also some new Patterns OF Gold Chains Seals key ss
Do do do Thmbles, Rings Pins, he
Do do do. Bracelets, with Stonea
no do do Silver Forks, Spoons. he
All the above article. will be sold at the LOWEST rhiCSs
md warranted Ia be- equal the beet made IN iLs ey
MOTT BROTHERS, importers oi Fine Wsci.s, &c
No. Nassau ST. opposite the Custom house
p s-rle above articles carefully Repaired and " ~
,snied by the ssillhl workmen In the cav my
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &e.
,IVHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the auenuoe o
ter friends and the public Ia Their select assortment 9
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. consisting 9!
Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches, Of the various approve
MAKERS cased IN the neaiest STYLE and wasnsd cofsses
lmc keepers. a., - o.. ~...
Casters, &c. 49,
Plated and Britannia Ware Spectacles Pencil Cssee
Manfe Cocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy 0oods, nc whchnsy
.re enabled 10 oder for sale ri very reduced pf.cea
Watches and Clocks carefully Repaired and W1nnso-
LOCKWOOD L SCRIBNER,
Al the Old Estabshed Store, DIS Pearl corner Of Fult0a'
rect opposite g. s. Hotel ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-26

Ep EMOVED. GEORGE L. COOPER respect
d q fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand to the
spacious bniIdng No. 26 LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES on an improv-
ed plan, which will press with one-toulth The power
OF any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
builders-such as Vault Doors; Doors Shutters, &c.
All kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILlNG-a variety
of beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots.
All the above work will be done in the best style and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage,
so literally extended to him, he solcis a continuance
of the same. All kinds of Blacksmthing neatly exc
euted at the shortest notice. mhS S-on6m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-26
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.4LTERT- SITS
FEHHIS EVENING, May %, lsi5, will be per
n formed SOLDIERS COURTSHIP Col. Gay
ton, Mr.. WALCOT. Lady Melford, Miss X. LUD.
Low. Fanny, Mrs. WALCOT
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
TO conclude with PIC MIC PARTY. MIR. Deputy
Butts, Mr.. ANDERTON. Mr.. Alfred Amulet, Mr.
GALLAGHER. John LittleiOhn Mr.. OWENS. An
thony Charles Fluid, Mr.. WALCOT. Mrs. Deputy
Butts, Mrs. WALCOT. LtOnnra Butts, Miss GAN
NON. Amelia Figgins Mrs. RUSS ELL
[63- Admtance - cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2b cents. Saloon performance to commence al
O'Clock precisely. IL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
BY II. w. BOOL.
NO. Sa BALTfhORE STREET,

NO. Sa BALTIMORE STREET.
d. BARGAIN IN EAST BALTIMO ORE
NI,sss LATE FELL'S POINT. On the premises on
~Si4- MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 36th, a o.
clock, six superior two story BRICK HOUSES with
TWO story BACK BUILDINGS and Atlic, containing 6
rooms each, on Fleet street. commencing win No /
). e. corner OF Ann street. They are built in the best
manner aAd are probably more tcplete than almost
any other Houses ot their szethey front from LA 10
10 feet, and the corner one well adapted for rocc
ry. For particulars (either Of them may be had nj
private sale,) apply to THOMAS NORRIS & SON
Thames street, near Duncan's Ship Yard.
Another sale SANE DAY, at4 O'Clock. on the pre-
misses, two story Brick HOUSE on Wolf, between
WIKI and FeetStreetS, S feet front, with the privilege
of the half of 81 foot alley 50 f. deep, has rooms
also for private sale. Apply to JOHN FERNANDEZ
Barber, on Bond ST.. next to Thames street
milo eO6t II. w. BOOI,, Auct
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-26
A RARE CHANCE INDEED. A

A RARE CHANCE INDEED. A gentle
IA man now engaged in very lucrative manuac-
turing business, and about to change it, would sell out
the Good i'll and Fixtures of the store. together with
the entire Stock on hand, OF the Store and Fixtures
without the stock The Store is located in the most
central and business part OF the city. Any person,
so sesirlng, can avail himself of a good chance to
enter at once into business profitable, safe and es
tabllshed, Address "M. j. at the Clipper office
ma If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-05-26
HH7E NEVER HEAR A PERSON COM

WYE NEVER HEAR A PERSON COM
w planning of a sick headache, cOstiveness or
gddiness, hut we Invariably enquire if they have tried
H.dNCE'S S.4RS.AP.fRILL.4 OR BLOOD PILLS,
for they are by far the best remedy for purifying the
blood and curing the above named diseases that have
ever been discovered Price % cents per box, or S
boxes for 81. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
lOS Baltimore street, and
m24 corner of Charles and Pratt sts