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SUPERIOR BI EFF. I

SUPERIOR Is IL & r. The
fzTNZsF9 subscribers have just received from
ihs4WlNSfS the celebrated FEEDER Jos. Harness,
x%AA1X of South Branch, Va, very superior
eS,sA,n2u t.. LOT OF HET FERS. which they will
~s.a;s5e-s Slaughter THIS DAY, and can he
seen at GEO. w. PAPPLER'S, Loudenslagers Hill,
PRIOR to being taken to market on SATURDAY next,
18th inst. They fatter themselves that they will be
able that occasion exhibit to the lovers of good
beef the best that has appeared i'll market this season,
and request their friends and the public who wish to
supply themselves with choice cut, not to forget
them. JNO. w. PENTZ,
GEO. w. PAPPLER,
ja9-jt No. 36 Centre Market.
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A CANDIDATE. Robert w. Bowie, Esq, is
candidate for the house of delegates to ill the
vacancy from Prince Georges county, caused
by the resignation Of Col. Wootten.
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OLE BULL. The farewell concert given by
Ole Bull in N. York, was attended by large
audience. Hegave out 2, 1863 tickets, of which
1851 were sold, 2O3 being complimentary.
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"SEETcHEs OF lRisu CHARACTER" by Mrs.
S. G. Hall, Noe, has been received by Shurtz
& Tavlor North-st
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| 4y- THIRD WARE CLAY CLUB. This Club
viii meet ut their Hall in Pitt street, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 10Th inst, at o'clock. As this will pro-
baby be the last meeting of the Club il is particularly
| requested that all the members shall attend
! jas 81 A w. BRADFORD, Prcs't.
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Q OU3FIt sfUIINko, TtoEtItFIt U
DEAR SIR = Il My opinion with respect
to immigration is, that except of useful me-
chanics and some particular descriptions Of men
and professions, there is no need of encourage
ment. am, Sc,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
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A Ma sVILL ANOTHEK. Nos, 40 66 60.

A Nd STILL ANOTHEk. Nos. 40 IS Co.
IN $500, whole, sold by BYRNE s. co. who are
doing heavy business in dispensing prizes among
their patrons. This makes the fourth snug prize sold
atpld A Calvert street this week, and tickets show
We would call yosr attention to the splendid scheme
for TO-DAY-Sl0,oUO, $4,000 81 800, 5 of 81 900
Ticket, 81,
Drawn Nos of Consolidated Lottery, el. S, drawn
yesterday-owest prize So
IS SO rs "A A IL so 70 43 81 10 lS 40 8
BYRNE CO., No. 4t Calvert street,
II Opposite BaInum's City Hotel
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distractions of The Secrsturu of Jar

T7tolI WGtIVIFa 2 UFt HIUIV q " Ut
TO The Inspector General:
For the cavalry, let the regula-
tons restrict the recruiting officers to engage
none except NATIVES, for this corps, and these
only, as from their known characters and fide-
lily, may be trusted.
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N3-l o. 4. NJ. The regular monthly meeting OF
the GREAT COUNCIL, |. o. r. NJ of Md, will be
held at Nctamora's Hall, N. f. Corser OF Lombard
and Hanover SITS, on THIS friday EVENING, at
O'Clock. Members will he punctna in their attend
BY Order
IT, ]. l.. BOOKER, G. X. r.
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d. o. T.. Just received, further supply of the
10 ODD FELLOWS OFFERING, for ie4i
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON
booksellers, Staoners and Blank Book manufacture
ers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot ialO
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. We
are glad to learn, from the Fifth Annual Re-
port of Board ofthe Directors, that this excellent
association is in more prosperous condition at
present than at any former period. The con-
Germ appears to have been judicously conduct
ed, and has no doubt been productive of great
benefit. The number of volumes now in the
library, belonging to the association, is 4393-
the funds in the treasury, after defraying all ex-
penses, including the purchase and binding of
books, amounts to Sl97 10; and the number of
active members is 36l.
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{f7- WHOOPING COUGH. ASTHMA. &c.


''TVHOOPING COUGH C0RDL4Ln has been
proved, in hundreds of in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH In AsTH-
MA, all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
inla!nnaon,) difficulty of breathing, &C. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, aud when its
Use is persevcred in, effects permanent Cir
rICLE can onybe obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement Of the Chesapeake Bank, Moth street. Bal
simore. Price one DOLLAR per bottle. d4 Jal0*
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iloct. KING.

N3- PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARIlOUND CANDY This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, &c,
may be had, mt wholesale retail, of Roberts 4 At
kinSon, OF Hanover and Market streets; or of
Perkins & Brother, of Franklin and Green ss.;
or Il. IL. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n3O-5wH
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FOR ANNAPOLIS, E.4STON f. CAMBRIDGE
q seE~N The Steamer MARYLAND leaves
ENvr5y1 ~ baltimore at O'Clock, on the follow
IA fs,st1zssAsx ing days, for Annapolis, viz:
MONDAYS, for Annapolis and return same day.
TUESDAYS, for Annapolis, Easton and Cambridge
at O'Clock.
THURSDAYS, for Annapolis-reurn same day.
FRIDAYS, for Annapolis same day.
SATURDAYS, for AnnapoIis-return same day.
N. d. Passage to Annapolis and return same day 81.
U- On her Thursdays trips to Annapolis, she will
touch al West River. She will leave her usual place
of starting, lower end of Dugan's wharf.
Jal0 APRl LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS.M
ATT CANTON TEA COMPANY

CORNER FREDERICK AND BALTIMORE-STS.
<~xN1y1s Just received, a choice assortment of
%s.sS;NfaEs|tN Green and Black, FINE and EXTRA
81 u RlEA FINE, selected expressly for Family use.
nj ~ kfa All of which will be sold lower than at
t:sSae4 gsz any other establishment in this city, Call
and give them trial. n29-tf
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CHEAP GooDs. 1t will be seen by reference
to advertisement in this paper, that Messrs.
Samuel Dallam & Co., No. is Baltimore street,
propose to sell their present stock of goods,
which were recently soed by the fire which
took place in their store, at greatly reduced
prices. The public will do we'll to give them
a call.
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WHITE PLAINS, July %, l71s.
TO Gocernor Norris, Esq.
DEAR SrR-The design Of this is to touch
cursorly upon subject of very great impor-
lance to the being of these States; much more
so than will appear at first VIEW mean the
appointment of so many foreigners to offices of
high rank and trust in our service
The lavish manner in which rank has hith-
erto been bestowed on these gentlemen,
will certainly be productive of one Or the 9th
er ofthese two evils, either to make us despica-
BILE in the eyes of Europe or become means Of
pouring then, in upon us like a torrent and add
ing to our present burden.
But it is neither the expense nor trouble Of
them, most dread, there is an evil more ex-
tensive in it, nature and fatal in its consequent
ces to be apprebended, and that Isl the driving
of all our own officers out of the services, and
throwing not only our own army, but our mi
litary councils entirely into the hands of TO-
rsigners.
The officers, my dear sir, on whom you must
dcpctn; for the defence Of this cause, distin
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To the SAME.
MIppLERANk, June |, HI.

MIDDLERANK, June l, Iii.
You will before this can reach you have seen
Monsieur Dncoudray; what his real expecta-
lions are know not; but fear it his appoint
ment is equal to what | have been told is his
expectation, it will be attended with unhappy
consequences, to say nothing of the policy Of
entrusting department on the execution OF
which the salvation of the army depends, to a
foreigner, who has no other tie to bind him to
the interest OF the country than honor. would
beg leave to observe that by putting MIR. ID. at
the head of the artillery, you will lose avery
valuable officer in Gen. Knox, who is man
of great military reading, sound Judgment and
clear conceptions, who will resign if any one is
put over him.
am, Sc,
G.. WASHlN GTON.
Vol " H. 446.
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PARTICIPATING. The subscriber would re-
AD specially inform his friends and the public that
he has again commenced his former business of Brick
laying, and that he is prepared do ali kinds of work
in the above lins When preferred, will furnish the
liberal terms any other master Bricklayer. In
ever, instance, the materials and workmanship win
be of the very best kind NC Al orders left at No
l47 N. EUTAW-ST., will be promptly attended to.
iaS-2w* JOSEPH NOIYGUFS
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DEMOCRATIC HERALD. This we'll conduct
ed journal, published at Annapolis by Mr.. Geo
Johnston, will hereafter, we regret to learn,
only be published weekly. 1t is an able advo-
cate of the democratic party, and we take
pleasure in recommending it to the favorable
consideration of the people of the State in gen.
eral, and the democrats in particular. The
editor has our best wishes for his success, with
the hope that the change may enure to his
benefit
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BURNT AND WET GOODS.
GSANL. DALLAM Il CO., No. as BALTIMORE
- ST. between Gay and Tripoett's alley, are now
prepared to offer for sale their stock of DRY GOODS
injured at the late fire. DESTROYS of disposing of
them early as possible, great Bargains will be of.
fered, many at 3d. SO and 70 per cent less than
Those who wish to avail themselves Of this opportu
nifty to great bargains, will do well to call soon.
1t is determination 10 compensate all who call
upon VS. BY giving them Bargains, Bargains. ialO-4t
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$4,000 T Tln EIH nAn Eo ! e e

No. 30 Baltimore ST. above Holiday, and you may
win it.
pfZe So
is 90 rs "A AZ II so p 40 27 IS IS 40 g
$1,000 prize TOMORROW for o2s, quarters 20 cts
Adventures out of town will please send on their
orders.
N- For tickets or packages in other splendid Lotto
ries to be drawn this month, direct to
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
No 50 Bait more street,
1t Above Holliday-st., Baltimore, Md.
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necessary to publish the returns of the Balti-
more Banks in detail, as the following conden-
sed view of their condition contains all the in
formation required. 1t is hardly necessary for
US to say, that this exhibit shews the banks to
be in an excellent condition as to strength.
CONDENSED VIEW
OF the Condition Of the Banks Of the City Of Baltimore
on hs 9Th Of JdnLta,y, l545
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HHENEIL BOAS. Just received beautiful
u assortment of Boas for the Neck, with variety
of fine Wersted Comforts. [ also have on hand a
large assortment of Worsted Coats of every descrp
ton for Children. Call at J. M. HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street,
jaT TEL doors above South.
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BANKS. in stocks. Discts. Specie. Circul'n. Deps.
Merchants, 800 O5f Traits 337 400 2ST c20 $50, 3
Baltimore l0 AIS S55, 49 369, AS 2iS 5lG Sl0,29O
Com. Far $3.50 70O,932 273,355 1885, 03 1885
Far. s Mer. l23,llo 3o9,722 1f,553 90,306 u, 1880
Union, 1855 936,3l2 l2O,403 81 1852 263,922
Western, 372,t42 1886 56,04i S2,7a6
franklin, 1891 317,606 l2.392 4,524 81, 754
Far. Plants ,S9 S9933 267, s6l 327 ,2i2 260979
Chesapeake, 0 ,299 $50 s0s 5000 453 245, lac
Marine, 19l02 399,i0i 1903 1917 500 BOB, 965
Mechanics, is 70 ,052,5A al5,8iy 249 oiS 436,T8
The capitals of the respective Banks of the city Of
Baltimore, are as follows Merchants ii 800, 900,
Bank of Baltimore, 81 ,l99,350; Commercial and Far
mers, $5l2,560; Farmers & Merchants, $780,, $780,
Union Bank OF Md $923, $50; West. Bank, sos, 1885,
Franklin Bank 1901 $50; Farmers Planters, $780,,
6a5; Chesapeake Bank, }37 1856; Marine Bank, $780,
300; Mechanics Bank, 1913 ?52.
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GOOD NEWS! EXTRAORDINARY RUN
VE OF LUCK! LOTS OF CASHM! DOYLE'S
CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET,
United States Hotel) That is the spot for prizes,
the many who have experienced the extraordinary
luck of this brilliantly lucky office testify. No
sibly be beat. All those who have not had hand in
the good luck had better call and of the cap
ita prizes in the following splendid schemes TO be
drawn this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s. 50, shares in
proportion.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest vdety Of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, pef
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
Ii fri Opposite n. & O. r. r. Depnt.
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y EDsqDUSb RY & COS pRlzE i De
foI, where was sold in the drawing of Nd Lottery,
class 4, to Nos. % 40 ~, $1,000 in half ticket to
clzen, who for the risk of only e.! received the sum
OF 2i24, and also to Nos. l6 66 60, $500 per package
OF quarter tickets sent to Westminster, Md and one
OF Sioo IN quarter to lady For prizes. Remember
old No Calvert st.
Draws THIS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated lot.
tety, class 5-75 Nos. and ID ballots
SCHEME.
] prize of $1,000 prize of Sl25o
5000 % 1917
whole tickets $ :aIO shares in n,o,,,o 1000 &9
Certificate of % quarter tickets only Sl40O.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
4, drawn the 9Th inst.-lOwest prize $780,
65 60 75 "a AZ II 80 - AZ 81 7S Is 40 q
N3- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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E F9s ONT IA r n3GkE n9t /

y 10000 LARS LAR IN AZ MILL MILLER H9G L
CO.'S High Prize office, where sold in the Lottery
afa"iI yIs.elaay, III ths cty, no Tess tnan daree
ticket, that cost only So So Nos 81 &c Isl and one
$500, whole ticket, Nos. 81 Go "a; besides one of $780,
all sold by the nrivaled Prize vendors, Miller & Co.
Draws TO-DAY, Md Lottery. class 5-75 Nos. IL
drawn ballots, making most splendid scheme for the
price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize OF Sl8,0Oa | prize Of $3.50
s. 5000 5 :" 1000
800 6 500, sc.
Tickets $400-safes in proportion.
Risk on package of IS quarters, that draw the
three highest capitals, only Sl4.
For packages, single tickets or shares OF tickets, ap
ply to the old established and fortunate office OF
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, class 4, dlawa
jan 9-lowest prize $500:
66 SO rs "A AZ II go 70 43 27 7s l6 "A ID
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{G3. ELOCuT1OS. 1T gives us pleasure TO publish
the following notices of Professor KING He has GU
former occasions, given instruction in elocuton in
this city, and has been very successful in relieving
those afflicted with stammeins. lie again offers his
services, and we hope will be literally paronzed:
The following il from the Rector OF st. Peters Pro-
tpStaut Epi-coual Church.
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BALSAMIC VEGETABLE EMBROCATION.
81 For the cure OF Sprains, Bruises,
s-,---~---{f r. Fresh and Old wounds, Rheumatism,
i Eststbs,x u Stiffness and swelling of the Joints,
u either for man or horse; also for Cuts,
nzAaSsssSy Buns, Calls, stings bites of iusec Is
- .szssor reptiles, frosted feet, &C..
For sale only by c. 2. ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard aud Marion, and
lag eOlv Howard and Madison .sts Bait.
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My Dear SRI take pleasure in acknowledging the
great Improvement my little son Robert has received
from your instructions in the of stammefng. He
had from infancy stamncrCd very badly, so as 10 give
pain 10 himself aud 20 all who heard him. | had tried
various of relieving him but without the least
success. Since he has been placed under your care,
the impeachment seems removed. and am persuaded
that with and pains he will be perfectly cured.
remain yours respectfully,
THOMAS ATKINSON.
II, VA n L,.., ,,;,.sor az EI,o,,i-,. I,ro,,, a.,
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S 10000 G GAH

$4,000 G GH4 fo Ft ss-2 asf Sos RS 3
bnllots-for sale al TUCKER BROTHERS, where
was sold yesterday prize of $780, (half ticket to
citizen; $500 in a package of qrs. sent TO Hanover
Pa; and 5000 in single half ticket, sold to a lady,
7. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market
. G7- TOMORROW, the Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery draws. Capital $1,000. Tickets So So
&c Nos. 10 drawn ballots. In which will sell on
certificate packages of quarters for 81 81; eighhs for
$685.. ltl
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NNGEKToNs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES

H1N"IN's O4FS IN III ItUN-AF UFHENES.
NJ Keeping up the fire, We yesterday mentioned
the fact that we had sold three capitals in the
same package. We have now to announce the sale
of another good prize TO the same person; also in
package, to Nos. Is 81 IS, which drew a prize'ot
age, that ''goed luck comes in a bunch.''
Drawn Nos. Md. LOTTERY, class 4, are
66 SO 10 "A AZ II GO y 40 81 76 6 40f
THIS DAY-SlOeO0, &C., tickets S4-25 wholes
for go, qrs SD.
TO-MORROW-$7,0 900, 65 Nos. - ballots, tickets
81, 50-22 whoes for 500, 80, 1rs, $50.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Souh-st. and Exchange Place; or,
Ii Corner Commerce and Pratt streets,
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET.

MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS
No. ISL, NOW No. 1876.
TENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
IL customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESIlNGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from 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.
N3- 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.
Dc WILLIAM ROGERS.
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ssA TAKEN UP, on the 29lh be-
r-,.,asrvs+ss s's ceinbcr, 1874, a BAY MARE, with
J sEa2ssA3 "a four white feet and about IL years
aFX old. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges,
s'sI&-z-s-AssAz"and take her away.
ja6-3tt DAVID HARTZELL, CITY Mill.
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RJJTTER1 RITTTER! BUTrEK.!

: BUTTER! Blu TTEK!! BU I Eft.!
A II 1T AGAIN. We have this day commenced
"A retailing BUTTER, at orr Old Stand. the "But
ter Depot" LOMBARD STREET, doors from Han
over. Just received per Rail Road from the Giades,
about 10, 900 of ROLL. BUTTER, in bbs. and boxes
which we win sell by the Roll at 10, III and IA cents
Call and see, and Judge for yourselves.
jal0 SAMUEL CLAYTON SONS
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DANCING AND Waiting.
THIRD QUARTER.


THIRD QUARTER.
TtHARLEs L. Spies returns his grateful ac-
~ acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended, and begs leave to inform his
friends and the citizens of Baltimore generally that
his THIRD or SPRING TERM will commence on
TUESDAY, January 18th, at CENTRAL HALL
For further particulars, please apply to Mr. 8. at the
Hall, between 9 and 5 O'Clock, any afternoon; and
any evening from till 10 O'Clock.
NJ B. The Hall will be RENTED for Balls, &C., on
as reasonable terms any other establishment of he
kind in the city. [sRl ia9-dlw
NEW CASH STORE. Benjamin Franklin
IN said, "Dea altogether at cash stores, because it
is ascertaned that those who sell credit lose on az
average 10 per cent by bad debts, and consequently
they have to sell onetenth higher than those VINO sell
alone for the money" Now have good Clocks 81;
Gold Jewey, very low; good Needles cts paper; Jet
buttons cts dozen; Jet Breast and HAIR Pms q cts;
Head Dresses and Necklaces 25 cts Scissors cents;
Cotton Gloves S cts; Tape cts doz.; Lead Pencils
cts doz; Twist Combs cents; Side do cents pair;
Shaving Box 81 cts dozen; Essence of Peppermint %
cts dozen. Also Britannia Ware; Japan Ware; PEE
fumery; Soaps; Threads; Buttons; Pins, sc. Sc sr-
GEORGE t. vICKERs.
No. Baltimore street.
jas Between the Market and the Bridge.
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
6tHEAPER THAN EVER. have large
u assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectaces; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which wiz
sell low.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired,
and warranted Oidfioid and Silver wanted. which l
will give the full value for.
w. d. ELTONHEiD
No. l3s Baltimore street, between North
dsi-u and Calvert streets
NNKICTION Matches. Donneis FRIC-
IL TION MATCHES, the cheapest article in the
market-for sale, at manufacturers prices, by
FRED'D FICKEY & SONS,
jay No. 800 Baltimore street
WHITE AND FANCY GOLOR'D KID
w GLOVES-Some of the best to be had in llia
or any other market. For sale at I'm. HAIG'S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street.
.2' ri 4doors shove South
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100000 II To : PAX AT pT,1 EMO e.

No. l Calvert street,
First Office from Baltimore street.
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Owe SHAWl4S, black lined GLOVES, and
~ STOCKINGS. Mrs. P. A. NICKERsoa, No. 50
North Howard street, has just resolved, silk, cotton
and Wsrsted SUAWIS. ia0
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