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MEDICAL CARD.

nOCTOR FAWCEr'T. Of 1876 Fulton street.
a y New York. Memner Of The Royal College
% Surgeons of London aud Edinburgh, nnd Gfndu'
ale OF tho J herson Medical College, Of Philadel-
phin; also author Of work embracing the follow
ing subjects. viz: Maiumony lTpotency. and Stef-
ily anolom;caly. phvs,ologicalIy aud medically ex>
blamed with comprehensive exposition Of the ma
lure and modern treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary
Sympioms, Gonorrhoca. elect Structures, Nocturnl
Emissions aud all tho consequences arising from
Mnsrufbntpn. DR. Fawceu continues hs private
consuitaton on the nbovo mentioned diseases. nj
his long established Office, l06 Fulton street where
tho most ogtayoled forms OF disease VIII yield to
his mode of treatment without restraint IN Diet OF
exercise. aud without mercury; even wien The pro.
creative energies become paraJzed o. torpid. from
excessive Indulgence ~ the passions. he will be
able 10 restore the paris To health and vigof. Per-
sons nj q distance enclosing 81 can have COPY %
the work. Al letters must I've post paid. end direc
ted to Dr ~ Fswccu. 1876 Fulton 81 New YOfk
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NEW U S MsrsfNtl NArIoN,1

The new and fa,t rnnning ras.
GsSTlysSii< Senscr >eamcr NATIONAL
-'SSs.esS-Scs'ss Mason, commanded, will
con'li We make regular weekly lfirS % Cin
c'nnni leaving WI cling evcty Thnr~lsy
evening al 9 O'Clock, and CincInnaiieyely san
day at 10 a NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior &c
Communications, apply IN board
The National j. pro yide,i ysith E.an>Safe.
" Guard. 10 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
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CITY OFFICERS ron Is,r
MAYOR-C EO DUFFY

rsO u y L. L L.
--' COUHciimea:
Cicyk-JAMEs s. WHEAT
togeam-JoHN MuRRAY.
Hh"D Mas'er--R. HAMLroy.
Ihos Hughes, Matthew Ml.are wp Wilson
Wv Shfiver, A S Todd, B,,dv
v, sanboin, Geo Mcndell, HejskeIl
Jacnb r. r. t"en, VIM Humphrey
ID Lamb o0T's,
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
= On 'OrduaHe6S-Me>STs Nelson. Brady
Wheat. lay "Hu
Lamb ''""y """
Kelley. ''hoo'" ana
I'm, streets md ANieS-MeSsrs Todd. vii.
son, MenGell, Amick end KELLEY.
Va W 0ftf Itork>-MeSSis Sa1born MILNE
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House --Mess:s Beiskeu. ppm.
phrey and Coen. ""'
On Coal BankS-MeSSrS Amick. wi son Re.
oertS and Superintendent of Water Works.
~ Dharr~-Shriver, Hughes and Amick
In fne Department--Me Tod1. MIure
Sasborn, Pumphrey and Roberts.
Sarftorii. ' A""O anu
On saldrie'-Messis Kelley, M.Lure, Shirt.
yer, Brady and Nelson. ~. -
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= L H A vi BIO At s.
NEW U S MAIL. sTEAMrn c1rrrrp

- s<y--7, The new and fast iunning mas
ElSia;r Senser steamer GUTTER. Col
Inns commander. will continue "a
uaSe teguiar aeckly trips 10 Cincinnati; Ieav
uH wheeling every Sunday evening NJ Q ~,
clock, aud Cincinnati every Wednesday n M
A NJ "' !"
For freight or InSSage, having superior &C.
commoda IonS, aTply on hoard
tT The CuuCris provided with Evans Safe.
" Guard, Ia PREVENT the explosion OF boilers
mar }
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KEGuLAR ciNciyNArI rACNEI.
NEW U S MAIL sTEAMER HIRERNIA-

NEW NAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA.
sS5sSSsSS o. Then and last runnin.
n-7--sA steamer HlBERNIA, John
sSsy-sssS-.Ss-, 49, klincieer, will continue
~---z>'t q? make regular weekly
inpS 20 Cincihnau; leaving Pittsburgh evety
rne'day n; 10 4. 81; and Wheeling every
Tuesday at z NJ, and Cincinnati every FRI.
dav at 10 "A NJ.
f"r lI'igh' or passage, having superior nc.
commodltiunS, apply on board.
9'Ihe Hihetnia was built expressly for The
Cihcinnall an PITTSBURGH trace AMI will cons
iinue IN the uade The whole season
ST The ilihernla u prov ded with Evans
ers. - ~,
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unoNNETs. HATS & PARASOLS.--Plnin md
, F,ed Florence Braid Bonnes. new style. lace
\, S,fa,y b,nneis 81 every kind. Leghorn aud Palm
leaf Has. oil sizes rifh Poro'o'. Pafasoles and SUI
s6,Jca of every quality lost reccitcd by
SENSENLY & RHODES
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sINiRE * MARINE iNSuRANCE--Thcren are
O. two-uaiIons only in which individuals can
ne placed, where they can adequately apureci,t,
the value ofinsufance. These are whii, -t,nd.
ing upon the rains Of their own properly. .Itbc,
receiving from an insurance Office the fuIl n
mount which they have lost, or standing on lin,
same spot surrounded perhaps by a dcsolate fam.
~ l9meniing hat stup!dliY and folly ~hici haC
=, - 80 SScE co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
stofes, mills factories &c tor,,L,r LII L.;
cb;ne.s such us furniture, merchandise, ma
e",'e, ahd eVeryother description OF insurable
aud their cnrRoes to and from dr. dpJi3i vhnais
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the s
Hotel. ian |, 1872
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DoNNET RIBBONS & FLOWERS - Ladies
I'D Cmvuis md Meek Ties. Jacconet and Swis,
LJsinrs aud loscninps, Thread Lnccs and Edgnes
i,sl received. SENSENEY & RHODES
M 3
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IOLuMBUs, co. INSURANCECOM
ptNy

3GENCY ron HHEELfNG
II ~ LIS ]. Al ShTi2er & Sielle', Warehouse.
Wa'cr street
HEY will roke risks on Buildings of all
kinds:
> eamboatS and CnrgccS Factories. MIL,
heelooniS, FlaihoF'> nni Carso"S s., againI
loss 81 damage 10y hrc,or The dangers apdpe,ils
oi the seas, lakes or uycIs. on y,ry favorable
Jcrms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
heir agents are author zed To- make the fol
lowing terms with their customers:
Any ferson nSriinE \ single risk by which
no loss 10 the company is sustained shall re.
ceiVe return On application Ia The agent. of
I'D per cent on the amount PAID. on n,ti gross
premium, pnid each year, amounting 10 $500
nr "veri IL : Ter ce"t on dc; amounting 10
- N'I gov 'EeI, 10 per Ce0l. Ian -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-01
TuE MOSS ROSE ANN rHELIL.Y.

THE MOSS ROSE AND THE LILY.
In a gay partrre moss rose grew,
Where near nj hand, from streams bril- lit bed,
A lovely, broad leaVed lilly threw,
Above the watersi its snowy head.
A dispute arose between the pair,
(Ihe words ran high, and were bitter GALL
For Lilly said red was unseemy TO wear
And Rose said white was no color at all.
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chided them both in accents meek;
With sorrow aud shame the flowers were mute,
And thencefofth blended on woman's cheek!
But ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow no chance;
To insure a cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY-made by HANCE
Hance's Candy is sovereign remedy for coughs,
colds, splitting of blood and hoarsCness Price % cts
per package. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
New Drug ard Medicine Store, No. 1903 Baltimore
street, and c0rner of Charles and Pri Il SITS. OBI
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ysyTIE ORTHOGRApuy OF THE HUMAN

YENHE ORTHOGRAPBY OF THE HUMAN
III RACE. In exhibiting and contrasting the ef-
ects also the affects in alphabetical illustration of
characters in the human family, We have every grad
uaton TO which is applicable the vowes and c0nsOn
ants Ill their position, action and influence in the Or
Geographic relation of action in the Political, moral
and Religious ambition of The world, illustrated in all
the varieties to which the aspirations of vanity seek
in the etymoogy of intellectual culture which the
cepbllitY of can be realized 10y every good citZcn
within the jurisdiction of this happy land, indie pend
ent OF MOnarchial sway; yet the adieCIives in the
comprehension OF subS'antives in lis addition to at-
feet its quality, will realize 10 the world that j. j.
ROACH, No. 2S6 BALTIMORE STREET, has fully de-
yeloped Natures NE hanical genius in all the most
improved styles of Block Letter Gilt, Painted, Trans
parent and Ornamental SIGNS, which will fully il
ustlae The generosity OF ms patrons in theii sncOur
agemen and define the position To which nature has
depicted in many OF her Liberal spirits Of live and let
live. OBJ If
ygyfiEG t;EsEkFsGSN nlEDECIGE IN rHE
III WORLD, for Coughs. Colds, .4sthnu, Pan, and
Soreness IN TIE Breast, Wd9oFjag Cough, Comsu'nP-
oa, Hoarscaesg, and all diseases Of The Breast and
Lungs, is HIHcc's CoapouHi Syrup Of HoarhoUnd.---
Price 20 cents.
I've been coughing, I've heen coughing
All the night and all the day:
Aud I'm wearing, AVID Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away.
o Twill end me soon, and send me
Do~a to an untlmely grave,
Let some friendly Land attend me,
sklt the sufferer to save.
But, in brief, found relief;
And poor sufferer, say, would you;
Take SO handy iiance's Candy,
and his Iioarhnund Syrup TOO
HiNCE'S CANDY and HOARHNUN0 ~ &UP,
two of the most popular remedies OF the age Tor Colds
coughs and consunpons, and all affections of the
Bronchial Organs. may he had at his New store, No.
1903 BALTIMORE-Sr, between North and Holiday.
or at the Old Siaad, corner OF PRATT & CHARLES
SITS, Baltimore. OBJ
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COAL. COALu COALm

FE1HE Subscriber has on hand and is daily receiv-
n ing, large supply of ANTHRACITE COAL
of the most superior quality, and is prepared to sup
ply his customers and the public with an article which
he knows will prove satisfactory in every respect.
He has on hand "Coalbrook" Baltimore Company's
CoaD, "Good Spring Creek" Coal, "Butler's'' Coal,
and from other approved mines, and has made
engagements this season to have his Coal broken and
screened with much and in manner superior To
any he has heretofore seen sLump," "Grate,"
egg" and "Nut Sizes will be delivered at the low
est market prices for the ton of 2240 lbs.
10 Orders LEFT at the following places will receive
prompt attention.
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON & co.
R, F. GARDNER, No. 27y Baltimore street.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1876 Balimore-st.
F. G. HUNT, corner of Gay and Asquith SITS.
AT the Subscribers DWELLING, Fayette street,
second door west OF Pine, or at the YARD, Spring
Gardens foot Of Eutaw street.
e:j0-eo3m PETER FAHNESTOCK.
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A L. M A " A c.
Noon 'sphasss.
MARRIED.

IN Thursday evening Both ulimo, by the Rev'd H.
Xepier, DR.. EDWARD Lands, Of Baltimore, to Miss
HAHSAH p. ROBINSON, yOunges! daughter OF the late
Matthew Robinson, OF Kingston, r. /.
On Wednesday eveang, s9lh utimo, Mr.. THOMAS
XARLV to Miss MARY ANN e. KELLEY, both of Balti-
more.
IN ths 3lst nit. by the Rev. J. N. McJllton, WIN. s.
Cuttings TO ANNIE NJ. second daughter OF Andrew
hldrdge, Esq. both of this city.
On the 29th ut by the Rev. Dr. Johns, Capt. BENZ
FRRGUsOH 70 Miss REBEcCA JANE, daughter of the
tat- &. &. Black, Esq all of Maryland.
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FIR EE EXHIBITION.

FREE EXHIBITION.
WALUNBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
H. LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tabshed in 1910, and awarded the Medal, Four First
Premiums, and Two Highest lonors by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectvely for the most beautiful eolored Dague,Teo-
types, and best apparatus exhibited
205 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bell's Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
M. Isl broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati
4i9 Main street, Louisville, Ky,
10 Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner fth and Chestnut ss., ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
p5-PoRTRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style
99- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nisied.
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. ol4-tf
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Wou. CIIREsTIN's GALVANIC

NNU. LIiNRSElFHS GAEIVhNIC
y RI :GS AND I&GpErIC FLUID.
Dir. e. II, CHRISTIE, the original patcntee and
inventor of these celebrated articles feels il duty
warn the pubic lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS INirhIiONS. IN. Christie wishes the
citizens o. Baltimore, aud all other places where bis
discovery has been introduced, u understand that he
in no manner recognises any OF the articles sold nm
dor the name of "Ganvanic Rings, &c.n unless they
are connected with his NAME and sold by his auth0-
raed Agent. Dr. Christie takes the responsibility to
further assert that these limitations of his discovery
possess no beneficial effect whatever All PERSONS
therefore, who are suffering from any of the painful
malad.cs Compounded under rheumatism in all its
FORMS or nervous complaints, no matter how chronic
severe in character requested to apply al the
only place in Baltimore where The genuine Galvan q
Rings aud their notifications can be obtained viz: OF
SETH ). HANCE, lC8 Baltimore street,
OIL And corner OF Charles and Pratt-sts.
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3r. brig Syph, Wainwright, West Indies, Z. s II,
L. Tucker
Schr Kate Pendcrgast, Evans, West Indies, Kirk
i1nd, Chase Co.
iSchr Maria Louisa, Phillips, Richmond, master.
ARRIVED,
Brig Phoenix, Watts, before reported below.
b. brig Comet, Vesey, 2U days from 81. Vincent,
ballast, TO K. x IL. K. Tucker.
5chr Flor del Mar. KinDear, days fin Portsmouth,
potatoes and plaster, 10 the master Reports in the
riger, ship Cumberland, pumping hard; barque; full
tgsea brig and topsai schf William, from Portland
all bound up.
81. schr Lady Adams Yates, from Bermuda 10th
instant ballast, to w. Davenport, Saw in the bay
Hamburg ship Canton, from Bremen, via Bermuda
off Sandy Point, ship Cum5erlaAd and of Nsrh
Point, brig Phoenix.
5chr Charleston Packet, Thatcher, 10 days from
Portland, plaster, to the master.
3chr Lois, Honeywell, from Hartford. via Norfolk,
IS days from the later potatoes and onions, Geo
Rogers, Jr.
Schr Deposite, Ryder, 10 days from New Bedford,
OIL, TO w. Robinson, Jr and others.
5chr James Henderson, Hnson, ID days from Al
lany, barley ana lumber.
3chr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia
asdse. to John w. Brown.
5chr Mary Ann Riggn, from Philadelphia, mdse.
20 sundry persons.
f3chr George Rartol, Williams fin Havre de Grace -.
coal, TO Chas. West s Co.
Canal boat Sultana, from WilkeSbarre, Pa. anth-
Gacite coal, to John Picksll.
Steamer Cumberland, Comary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. TO ]. A. Shrvcr.
STEAM Phcket hcTdid, Russell, from NOriOlk saw
nothing.
Sarge Chesapeake, Dennis, I'm Philadelphia, mdse.
TO !. A. Shriver.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Wym4n, Dill, aud brig Ocean, Eldridge,
Doth hence at Boston 29th inst. Cleared at do same
day. schIs Cohannt, Ellis, and Forest King Kelly, for
Baltimore.
Barque Helen NJ Fielder, Willis, arrived at New
Work 3Olh inst. from Rio de Janeiro.
Batque Ernst Gustav; Beauman, for Bremen via
Baltimore, cleared at New York Both inst ship Gale
dona, Masscoll, sailed FIN do same day for New Or
leans.
8r. schr Sarah Ann, from Barbados bound to Bal
,:inore, came IN from the evening Of the oath
or 18th inst with loss of one of her and sails
t3chrs Maria, Johnson; Traffic, Gardner; Chesa-
peake, Stewart and John E. Smith, Cargiil, all hence
at New York 9th inst.
S,chr Urana, Sparks, from Bucksport for Balti-
more, sailed fiom Edgarton 28lh inst.
Sehr Ann Smith, smith, from Baltimore, arrived
a. New York 29lh inst.
GSchr Eleanor & Ann, Burtell, FIN Baltimore, bound
20 3iighton, arrived at Norfolk Goth inst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

DIAL lHolE H1OohOM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.aLpJERT- SITS.
TEIHlS EVENING. Nov. LIST, will he perform
I'll ed BEAUTY AND The BEAST. Beauty,
Mrs. TlMM. Sir Aldgate Pun p, MIR. JNO. SEXTON.
Dressalinda, Mrs. WATTS.
In the course of the evening, Songs, Duets, Sc.
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE
Mrs. Fright, Mrs. WATTS. Mr. Fright, Mr.. CHIP
PENDALE. Mr.. Tremor, Mr. JOHN SEXTON.
QI3- Abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
age, l23 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
10 Soclock precisely. 1t
GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
AT THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
TICKETS REDUCED TO IS CENTS EACH
THVIIE Cell braled Band Of SWISS BELL RING
IL Frs, passing through this city on their way to
Mexcn, respectfully announce their
F.7REWELL CONCERTS,
70 TAKE PLACE AT
THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On WEDNESDAY, goth, THURSDAY, 30th, FRI
DAY, 3lst Oct and SATURDAY, New. |,
on which occasion they wal play several new and
popular Compositions, ard will be assisted by
MISS CAROLINE HIFFERT,
the popular Vocalist, who has been so avoraby re
ceved in Boston, New York ana PHILADELPHIA.
TICKETS GL7- 81 81 CENTS.
Children under IL years of age, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians, HALF PRICE.
ff- Positively their last performances. Doors open
at I o'cock-to commence 9. [PRl "27
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
MONDAY, Nor Sd.
THE ETHIOPIAN spIRENADGIlS,
MEssRs. GERMON, STANWOOD.
HARRINGTON, PELHAM,
and WHITE,
Respectfully announce to The Ladies aud Gentlemen
Of Baltimore that they have engaged the above Rooms
for SIX NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing on MONDAY, Nov. 81, Introducing a
variety of New SONGS, GLEES, CIORUSES, Sc,
arranged expressly Tor this Company The Music
from Leon0fa, Bohemian Girl, Sonnambula, POstil-
lion, &c. &c, nterspGrsed with
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES.
% For particulars, see Programmes.
90 Open every night. Admission - Cts, Doors
open at u. Concert ut s O'Clock. fri o30
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vyNHE SUCCESS OF GoURAUO's

FWNffF II SUUJFIN8 OFF tEUVNAUU7S
IL ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP,
in the removal OF Erysipeas, scrofula, RingworEn,
Phstules, Botches Spots, Tan, Freckles, Saowness,
IL unparalleled IN the history of Chemistry IN add
lion 10 its great usefulness clearfer and whiten
or of the skin, il is the most delicious Shaving Com
p0and knOwn-and can he used with elIheT hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TILES
will positively eXtirpate every vestige 81 supcraoas
human hair; and that, too, without injuring the
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH 8. HAEsE, l08 Baltimore street
anu corner OF Charles and PEatstS., Oh!
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MGIKN II. ING,
sS ATTORNEY At LAW,
Has removed 10 Office No. ) LAW BUILDINGS
Ssr. PAUL's STREET. o4-Co2ml0tw
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lli d ID

On The 30h ult. MARY ELGzABETH, infant iaugh-
ter Of Joseph and Martha Pietson, aged months and
IL days.
On the Both Of l0h mouth, JOSEPH SCOTT, in the
10Th year OF his age.
On the 29lh ut. AT the residence Of his graHd aher
- Baltimore county, CHARLEs A. GEUPY, in the 1914
year Of his age,
At st. Louis, Md, goth nit. JoHS WILLIAM aged II
months and 10 days, son of james 7, aud Rachel
WcIii,0n.
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TNyuE RENaRiEARaE Success or,

TMNuE REM iRiEABLE SUCCESS OF
81 Or. Christn's GalvanIc Rings and Magneti:
Fluid, have given rise 10 many woytblesI copntereit
therefore The public sh0nld ever be their guard, and
purchase only nj the agent. DR.. ChFstle's Magnetic
Fluid increases the action OF the Rings ten fold there
fore persons who wish to make n fair trla should use
the Fluid m conjunction with the Rings.
Tine genuine 3ioga and Fluid for salt hy SETH :.
PHtt-eis. GM
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rMIO COUNTRY wR.w CHANTS, NC viii
H. Funcuniiy and honestly attend to all orders
from the country, when accompanied with The cash
cies ard an others in the COOK and STATIONERY
line Family Bibles, with the Ap0crypha, concord
ance, PSlinis aud Records, 1t ffom - to s. 50 Al.
man9cs, Comic, Farmers, &c a. n ~ 3! 10 3 GEMS
dOz.s steel puus at i1oM - Cjs to $t2l per gross
Wrtlna Paper, from 81 10 81 70 Pr t'a; iLks blk
hiuc and ren different ,izCs az from ~ cts - = % 4
dozen; states of al sizes; SO9g stone. ~ from 80 cts
ia ~ 40 aud common tr0r 81 Gus. TO 81 50 per d02.
5a;e Pencils fyor u! to ~ cl,. per 100. Al Other
articles in proportion, SchOO. HopHs, sunday School!
do. very chrap, e. Books GA Farming, Mechanics,
HoGsey, Cattle, Sc Direct yous orders TO
u. OlYEN x son. booksellers " Slqii0UCr-.
40. las Baltimore street.
go "a door tGst OF CGlvprt-st
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n OJV PRICED CLOTHS AND CASSI-
IL MERES. Just received, a large lot Of low priced
CLOTHS and IMERES--conssting of
Blues, Blacks, Olives and Invisible Green CLOTHS,
suitable for boys wear, Cloaks and Caps, s itog
CASSlM ERES, all colors--plain from 52s 10 SIPS;
fancy stripes and plads, 81 to 81
CASSlNETTS, all coors, plain, striped, &c. "A TO 81
FLANNELS, white, yellow and red, twed and
plain, Or o62s cents
BLANKETS, Whitney, Rose and Duffil, 8, 3, TO- II,
and PA; Ironing, Negro and Horse Blankets, at
62 cts TO Sc
Also Cashmeres, Repts Grape and M0uslip dc Lame
ALPACCAS, PRINTS, &C.
% All that favor with call will be fully salts
fed that assortment is one of the best, and our
prices defy competition
JOHN II. WILSON,
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w A N T S..
xK7ANTED. Thirty families and a number

NNAHTED. Thirty families and number of
w single 'nds, both male and female, acqualnt-
ed with the various branches Ofhe cotton manufacture,
will be wanted at the Mount Vernon Factory about
the first of January, 1876.
Several large AMI respectable Families, unacquaint
ed with the business, would also b; employed. he
Factory is entirely new aud built upOn the moet mn-
dern plan. Situated on Jones' Falls, about one mile
from the city of Baltimore. The dwellings are also
all new, handsomely located, and arranged for the
convenience of the families who may occupy thecl.
Persons in want of desirable situations will do well
TO call upon GAMRILL, CARROLL Il co.
O29.eO4t at Mount Venom.
NNy AHgED. A number of active MEN, to ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale Of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the CanadaS Each man WI
be insured $500 per per year. in wiring, over and a
bGve his expenses, with an opportunity Of clearing
9l0OO per year ana more, if active, Each Eah VIII
have his own district, 1t will be necessary for them
to have at least from S25 10 $50 to obtain good fit
ting ont; no nne need apply HniSS hr has that sum,
being object TO establish good agents and give hcm
such a chance as no one else can Offer Them Apply
al the Office of the Unei States Publishing CompaRu,
corner Of BALTIMORE and NORTH SIS, (Jarvis'
Buldmg) up stairS--entrance No. Jarvis Building.
Letters, post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
ol3ly
MHTAHTED, Immediately, male English
~ Tcachrr, 10 instruct the common rudmcnts OF
the English language 10 60 about H. miles in The
country. Apply pt
~. 5CoTTIs Intelligence Office,
031 No. 10 Exchange Place.
yEYD iuURNEYMEN observation-disclosures
H. BRANCH. Wanted, 10 or II good wurkmrn--to
wnOn cunstaut empoyIn, Mt and the best wages wll
be given. Ap;ly ut once 10
o27-u ELLIS 8. NiCOLAG, GO Baltimore 1t,
WNyANTED. il situation as book keeper by Il
Wv young man VINO Is at leisure durag the after
noon Of each day. Apply at
els No, 10 Exchange Place.
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