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MELANCHOLY AccIDxST AT DEDHAx.--The annversaries
Of the victories of the American troops in the Revolutionary
the British armies commanded by Generals Bur-
goyne and CORVALLIS ceIehraAed nj Dedham (Maaa-
chuseti) Friday last volunteer company, IN buresque
attire, got up Cambridge, and tended The hsd under
command Of Csp Coy Of the Massachusetts Guards whc
personaed the character Of Gen. Washington At about
o'clock in the afternoon, while going through some ma
nnuues firing, &c. Capt Cor shot from his horse re-
ceivng several shots in his breast head neck &C. many o.
which, we are glad to learn have nce been extracted we
understand that party Of aunners joined his company, and
may be that the charges Of their contained shot, and
this was the cause Of the accident Mr. EArox, belong
ing to the company, injured by shot at the sas
time. At late hour yesterday afternoon, fsas were enter
tanned for Mr. Coy's life.-Afds.
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farmer lately turned his sheep into lot occupied by
some cherry trees which had up shoots from the roots
the consequences that the sheep psok Of the leaves Of
unbling upon their heads Many Of them died. when thsr
omachs found contain large quantities Of these leaves
which, all know abound with pyssc acid fatal alike 70 man
and anmals 1t should b. known, too that the onss ana
twg well the leaves Of the peach also contain pc
acid, and are poisonous. H4N t'8F n
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Mr. SERJrASr DAvr, eminent in the last century, was
upbraided with lowering the dignity a. the profession
by accepting silver fees from client tod silver
he sad, "because could n0E "a I'D bit - 10y sse
shs fellow Ind 1 and Il ym ~ ~ bwcay - 10y g
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mixture Of salt and lime has been found To prove vsyy
valuable in raising Wheat crops this The trials have
realized the most sanguns expectations In many pacss
Turnps also prove well with this composition strsved upon
the soil Suphate Of soda Epson sa) has besn o. <qua
great value to potatoes This with an equal quantity O.
nitrate Of soda, Is thought BY aome even batter.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
NATIONAL NAVAL HISTORY.

The following exposition, from Commodore
CHARLES STEWART, the highest officer Except
one) now on the Navy List elected by certain pas
saqes which have appeared in print Of Mr.. NIGER
SOILS History of the War Of 1912, commands a
place in our columns as well through respect to
the public services of the writer because of the
intrinsic interest Of the subject which il treats Of
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makes in his history Of the war OF 1912 renders little more
than compilation of facts foes and fdlsehoods. few
examples embraced in three four pages, sufficient
prove this Al page 375 ne says cambridge and HUH first
learned from Mr. Goldsborough the chief clerk Of the De-
partmen Of the determination keep the vessels Of
port HUI in Washington the time. Again. at
page $40 he says the Nautilus, Capt CRANE, captured
she went alone, &c. Now the fact as un
derstood at that day, was that the Nautilus taken whilst
in search Of Com Rodgerss squadron direct his return to
New York Page 379, he says, "Mr Madison, after can
ddy, wisely, and ngenoous, &c., yielded to the wishes Of
the captains who told in another interview the same
day. by the Secretary Of the Navy that the President would
II the glorious illustration Of the naval vgor by the war
Of 1872 and the courage, discipline, and humanity always
so conspicuous and uniform national property, "to be
yielded but with national existence, then more faithful his
torsn, who will above the atmosphere Of magny and
describe the actions and the manner more congcna
to truth, to their credit and to the honor Of the country will
go much further towards establishing It's perpetuy than all
Mr. IngersolIs abors
At page $50 we find that Banbridge not only psroed Gen.
HysloP and his suite but restored all their plate and other
painbes ci perhaps Of generosity To him only,
who could feel the force Of the above tacsed sentence
would no doubt be difficult to comprehend how sublime
act could enanate from American naval officer, particularly
one whose ambition plumber whose want Of service
want Of bread, who be moved but by puee
or selfish consdsraons but whose occupation would be gone
should the ships be laid up tender You my thanks Mes
Edition., Tor bringing TO my notice this attempt Of MT
Charles Jared ngerso backen the memory Of The gall
liant Bainbndse and TO AZ we Ga stain like wound"
for those efforts in the Of ls7 to sve the Disgrace he
depicts pending country, and TO prevent our navy
from being pointed 1t BY ths finger Of s0v7s would also
beg leave add that this excsave generosity the part OF
the historian Of shs Of 1919 u he 6t reward have
csived for the efforts then Ads towards nv glorious Illus
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HHCBLlC SALE. BY order Of the Orphans
"a Court Of Baltimore County, the Undersigned,
misunderstanding o David Jones, late OF said County,
deceased, will sell at public sale, on WEDNESDAY,
the ID ddv of December next at 10 O'Clock, at his
la residence. situated about , miles from Baltimore,
between the York and Falls Turnpike roads, the per
sOnal property Of said deceasrd consisting in part
about tons Of Hay; tons of Straw; 30 bushels OF
Potatoes; ~ bushels OF Wheat; Horses; 2 Cows; |
tieifcr; Buggy; Carriage; | Wagons 2 Carts; about
bbs. o Corn in the ear; Piougs; iarrows; lot OF
Posts and Rails; set Of BIacksmith'S Tools; sett
of Wheelwrlghts Tools; Implements Of iIusbandu;
variety of valuable Household and Kichen Furni-
ture, that is to say, eight day Clock; Mahogany and
Walnut Tables; Beds and Redding chairs; Carpets;
Stoves; with many other articles not enumerated.
Terms of all sums not exceeding 800, cash,
and on al above $40 a credit Of three months
Will be given, to be secured by with good secu-
rity bearing interest from day Of sale.
SARAH JONES, Adm'X of
n2H2- DAVID JoNEs, deceased.
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GRAND FIREMEN5S RAIL


IN HONOR OF THE "UNiON FIRE COMPANY''
OF LANCASTER, PA.
TH1HE LAFA u ET'pIG FIRE COMPANY
n take pleasure in announcing to tho citizens of
BALTIMORE, that their fist Rail will take place on FRI
DAY EVENING, Dee. 5th, in honor Of their Brother
Tiremen OF Lancaster, Pa, to be held IN the CITY
Guards hRhltlRY. cor of Hanover aud Lombard ss
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
william Mckinley, Francis Hutlcr,
James McNabb, SidnOr ). donaldson.
Frederick Davis.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
SidHOr $. Donaldson, James McNabh
William u. Roberts,
MANAGERS:
LAFAYETrE-Alex. Clifford, Samuel ROwen John
Charlton, George Hall, 4. Ray, q. Bowen, George
Pentz, john Bush.
MECHANICAL-A. Brashears.
UNI1S-George w Brown
FRIENDsuGP--IOhu BueIah
LIEERTy-Charles Davis.
William Shelley.
CoLUaBIAS-Aaron Stockton.
FRASKLIN--Jamcs Young.
VGGILANT-Edmund Mitchell.
lHDEPEHDENT-Thomas Bruscsp,Jf.
FIRST BALTIMoRE--James l.. McPhail.
UN!TED-Joha Shamhurg
NEW MARKET-Charles Mcdonald.
William c. Smms.
PATAPsC0Walter Il, Jones.
characterization Helm.
WArCHNAS-ElCnrV Barton.
GIJf-RaIet Master, Mr.. RAY. MURRAY'S BAND
il engaged for the occasion.
{GF- Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any Of
the Managers mo- law3wdlb
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A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a FALL AND WRITER GOODS.

A " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WRITER GOODS.
CLOTIlB-Anrrican English and French
CASSIMERES-Pain and Fancy
VESTINGS-5ilk Ycye', Satin, Woxsted, &C.
Sattinets, Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans and f.inscys
Cashmercs, Mousline de Lame, black and cold
Alpncas, Bombaznes SC. Also, one Of the hand
soonest assortncnts Of ChLICOES in the city
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Tibet, Wool, Mousiine dc
Lame, Blanket and Net
FLANNEI.S-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flanncls, Ticking
Penen'iary Plaids, Che Cks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and BlcaChed MUSLINS, &c. sc.
o. For sale at the Agency Store, rery Iotc for CASH
by LUTHER j. cox Agent,
No. II Baltimore street. I'd door hcIow
oil-2m Tripoett's alley.
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CARPETING AT FACTORY PRICES.

CARPETING AT FACTORY PRICES.
THyHbMAS BECK, No. 53 CENTRE MAR
Il KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling of his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS al FAC
TORY PElCES-such as Imperial Thee Phys, extra
super Ingrains, fine and common FHgIains Wool Fin
ishing aud Cotton Stair CARPETINGS low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, SC. &c. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, requested 10 make
inquiry al any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative 10
the price of Carpetng &C., and then call at No 53
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
N. D. RAG CARPETING, Of my own manufacture,
splendid Article, al very low prices. d TAD
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FREE EXHIBITION.

EBLIfWBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN Gall
" LEBY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tabshed in $780, and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Hon rs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re
spechveg, Tor the most beautiful colored DuguerTeo-
types, and best appGTatus erer exhibited.
?u5 Al lIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bells Jewerv Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. 25l Broadway, New YORK.
Is Court street, BOsiOnE,
i#i Chesnut street, Phu'lelpha
IT'S Main street, Cincinnati.
4i9 Main street Louisville, Ky
10 Main street, Lexington, Nv.
Corner 18th aud CheEnu SITS, ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
ll9'- SoRrRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
STYLE.
&3- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nish9d.
Any editor disposed 10 copy and take pictures in
payment can please DO so. old If
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fHVo FILE PUBLIC. JULES s HAUET, he's
n leaVe to inform the public generally net TO Goa
louhu ms preparations WIN all the nostrums OF The
day' As many puls in newspaper advertising iicIe.
WHICH car false and fctiti0us Names and in some
cases decorate themselves Doctors or Chemists
Wheh tne uuIh Isl Ihey hardly know the meaning OF
| the words -
my NYNPH OR INDICATED SOAP. AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, to render the shin sofr
and fair "''' '''
NY DEPILATORY POWDER 20 remove the 81
| perfuOus hair from the "a 9
My EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTO RATIVB
certain preventative from RndnGss
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for IA
spontaneously changing Or, Red Hair to an exon
site fine Black, Brown Ehrsuut color.
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which J.,
hghy approved OLA person can shave with the
greatest ease aad comfort.
MY UNRtVALLED RIOS E TOOTH PAsig
winch Is universally sought after for the peay white
hess pives 10 TIE teeth without the sIlghes injury
{I3-fO caution the public, will g,.arantu Ia the
purchaser that eGcA article possesses the properties
ascrbe 10 the above, under forfeit of returning the
money It it fails VIII those who pYate 50 much
about the quality Of their articles go as far as this 10
secure the pnbIic against nposi,ion! For sale whole
SAFE or ietall, at JULES HAURL'S,
Practical Oh, mist and PeliumeT I6 s. THIRD SIT
below Chesnut street.
Aud tnT sale in Baltimore by the. ftlIuyinn hopnts
" NJ Robinson, corner ay and Saratoga streets; J.
toury 2aO Baltimore street; Mortimer & hIOwbray,
baltimore and Charles streets; Thos ?. Harrison 2G
balmore st Z. FickeV K Sons, 2i7t Baltimore ST.
Croyeau, III Baltimore st; Coleman 4 Rodgers
| l73 BALTIMORE st; =. G. Winchester 1865 baltimore
more and Harrison Jas. p De Lac0ur 359 BALI
NOR" It NJ. 5 Thompson, Howard and Fayptle SIS.
u Z, Rodgers, Howard ST below Egyettp: j. w Bax-
| nv u 70 BALTIMORE and Pearl SITS oi4 tulhyn,}m
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FOk SALE Il Rem

A5sss, FOR RENT The Dwelling House,
RX..1 No. 1877 Mulberry street, between Paca and
gAH;,, Green SIS, will be rented gentee family
hsIILAat $500 per year. Ii is in good order, with
patent hydran in the yard For further particulars,
apply al the Clipper Office n29-f
ETOR SALE-GROUND RENTS Of different
- amounts, well secured, Tor sale AT per cent
Apply to BOND & GELBACH,
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~ O " ~ ~ wv GROUND RENTS
H. ahPb'y w
bond 4. GEIR6CH


BOND u GELBfCH.
Real Estate AGENTS, No 40 Second-sR
ss who offer for sale a large variety of very
fs.N4!tsH cheap property. part of which we name:-
Hsahi A large a d beautiful story dwelling, with
;AI.5-I large back budiugs-lot 223 feet front, 10
deep To an alley, on Lexington. st near Charles st
s7rya Also, "A spacious and well arranged story
Hfaa dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard st.
riGsEil, lot n feet l76 deep to an alley with sta
bles, This house will be sold very cheap, in fee i'm
Pile or with ground rent. | do in 81. Paul st near
franklin - oJO; in EXeterst, CRANKY, Sc 500;
a neat2 story dwelling on MadisOn-st. near Howard,
at only S9OO-wiII rent for Sl50; i'll w. Lexington
ST. near Pine, with passage and back building, and
deep lot, only S2,j0b; IN SaraOgast between Pine
ST. and Run alley story, with attic and back build
ing, lot Ia by l5 feet deep, cost 81 400 to build, II
now be sold at only III 300, in ymens of >, 3,
and years, Is under rent at $780, in Pitt-st rear
Eden, at 5630 each; fine house in South Paca- st.
near L'ttie Green, OuIy $1,000; 3 in w Fayctte- st.
near Cove, at 81 $50 eaCn; Pin Harrison ST nGar the
Synagogue; IN Car0linC-st. nearE Baltimore, $500;
in Wansheck, near HOns ST., SJ75 and $50; ! in
Granbyst near Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND ST. in
fee, SAGE; very large and most desirable store with
dwelling on N side OF Lexington at. between Eutaw
and H"ward-wiIl he sold cheap Oh easy terms; aud
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
large number Of FARMS for sale. TAl NIL
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dLAL.rr tLArl tLA..IL a

NJ EIV ESTABLESEGl1EGN T.-No. 40 PRATT
~ STREET, doors west of Charles st. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. &c, The subscriber
having opened an establishment tor the transaction of
the above business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his treads the pub
lie generally TO his large and well assorted stock of
goods which viii be sold at such pic cannot fail
To be an inducement to those in want of those arl
Giles TO give him call. We name in part: Mems and
Boys Kip, Calf and Grain BOOTS; do do. BROG
ANS; do. DO. and Ladies and Misses RUBRERS;
silk and Cotton U N BRE l. l. AS; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia, Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool and Water proof HATS; Meas and Toys Fur
Cloth, Glazed and flHsh CAPS, togetrel with a large
and general assortment of all descriptions Of fine
Shoes and Boots, and every other Article in the above
line. These goods have been laid in at the very low
est cash prices, and all choice and flesh Cab and
examine and such inducements will be offered as
cannot fail to please.
nl7u w. l.. WILLIAMS.
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DE. LANDES'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS.
HGTTdEted to peLtoTp! the rodicGi cure of
HERNIA or X LpIURE

Hf.hNlvf or II UPIUR
THNHE' Subscriber having purchased the Paten;
I'll right OF the above TRUSS, aud having entered
extensively into their manufacture, now of rs il for
sae al h!t the prce formerly charged by the pateatee
me ahove instrument is constructed eatrely upou
anatomical and pathological principles and meets
every indication essential to the permanent cure ef
HERNIA.
IL possesses many important advantages over the
Irussss now in common use, il combines fl ri iii
W win rnness, and by meaus af the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the mad muiodates Itself firmly
to the body, and cannot be displaced by the motior
OF the wearcr answering by his means, desidera-
lum long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although II is as yet invention il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of hal
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de-
sire tn put the Truss within The reach of AL afflicted
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Cetuhcates OF the strongest recOmm 'udatiOn froM
some OF the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans OF this and other cities, can be seen b.
reference to circular in the hands Of all the Agents
and public places generally.
EPuRAlM EDRNEV p,nnyin,nr
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SEASONABLE ARTICLES.
A & on 7

NEHDOIN NDLE Nl IOLFo.
NEAMiLTON EASI Err 30 co. 303 BAL
TlMORE STREET. have ON hand
Splendid French GL0AKiNGS, shaded, &c.
Handsome English and Am rcan CioakIhgs
Real French Aern0s aud Tnibet CLOTHS
do. do. BDMBAZiNES, of best make
Rich c0Iorcd and black ALPACAS
Splendid 3 4 and black C.7SHNFRES
do. Printed Cashmeres, of Paris styles
do. Cold and black silks, in great variety
Rich wateied and PLAIN aud A MantiIla SILK
3 4 and 4 black Mantilla VEIVETS
Colored Bonnet Velvetsand Sa ms
MarcelIinG and Innings SILKS, large stock
Al o, large assortment of Flanneis, BLANKETS,
Quilts, Linen Goods for llnusekeeper- Floor Bdikes,
Curtain MusIiHs emb'd Curtains, &c &c. spl
did stock Of CLOTHS, Beaver Cloths, Cassimerfs,
TYeeds and articles for gents wear. u26
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, TVTH IN1VTJ
ChpnIisI and A noihncarY
M. 81 Etit2wct ,or 4

NO 81 EutaW-st, cor. Clay ST., baltimore,
For sale by J. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cas-
den-stS; Laroque corner baltimore and HARRISON sts;
~ N. Robinson, Of Gay and Saratoga sta j. b.
Sthnsbury, Thames street. +. r.. Wiseman 4 Wyoth
Light-st, opposite Dix FoCg's Hotel; Sawyer corner
Pialt and Paca sis; j. Perkins s. Brother, corner
ffmk'ln and Greens treets; G. WIseman, corner Of
Baltimore q, Cove streets
% The Patentee, Dir. l.. may ne consulted NJ his
oihce, No. 80 COUGH STREET, near the PoiaI
Spring. ol0 eoly
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pmoToRAL MIxTUssE. In

ANO0RE'S PECTORAL HIXFUktE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale the
subscriber would inform the pGbilc hat 1t Is no qnack
remedy all diseases nor is it recommended a
a cure tor consumption; it is prepared from The
ccipt OF the late Br. Moore of Phila"epha, ana Is a
certain remedy for Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be- found useful IN the incl
could he obtained from It ose who have derive bene
tit from is Use, but it is dc med unnecessary, as a
tria OF it will be sufficient recommend ton OF its va
lue AS remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2 q No. ls2 BaltImOre street
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY or TIE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.ALI-ERT- SITS.
BENEFIT OF RIVERS FAMILY.
Fg<htS ENErING, Dee. LIST, will be perform
n cd WEAFHERCOuK. TrIstram Tickle, Mr..
GALLAGHER. Narella, Miss CANNON.
The RIVERS FAMILY will appear.
Singing and Dancing by the INFANT SISTERS.
10 conclrde with JOHN JONES Guy GO0dluck,
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON, Eliza Miss CANNON
~ Admltrtnce % cts, children under 10 years Of
age ~ cents. saloon performance to commence At
I! O'Clock precisely. 1t
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rMyuE OREGON QUESTION. The topic

FHNEE OREGON QUESTION. The topic
"a OF the day Political manGuvng This affect
ed and dsaffected nventionlsts of new hobbies lnts
the discussions of party. n calling into service by
the em)lhments of office, the community can READILY
disseminate the influence OF the golden rule, when
emhodies the devotion Of seeking the rewards 10
which hsprlnts claim. Thongh reconciliation nut
in the favor OF those promo'ed, consequently those
who desire the signs. seeking for Slsn can re-
alizc their efforts IN alphabetical illustrations by cali
ing at J. J. RO hCH'S, No, 2S6 BAhTIMD RE-ST.
where the aspiring position VIII be fully set forth IN
Block, Gilt, Painted, Transparent and Omamenial
SIGNS of every character and stye, not 70 be- sur
pas,ed in this or any other country n2l
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uwARRINON,s CrNCUy,ATTNC.F .IpUh

ETARRISON's CIRCULATING LIBRA
q RY, No. JARVIS Building, North st. NEW
BOOKS Terms SO per year, or 70 cents for three
months. Recently put into the Libay Three
Months in Life Timr; Merchants Daughter; The
Flying cloud; Fremonts Narrative: Only Daughter;
Naval Officer; 0'Donoghne, by Lever; Wandering
Jew, &c. win be added this wcek-The Widow, and
Onlya Fiddler. no4
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dtHEAs' PUBLICATIONS.

dNHEAP FLUCTUATIONS,
u Just received ut
w. HARRISON'S LITERARY DEPOT,
No. / (Jarvis's BuiIdings) Nonh-st.
AheGnrgo, the Money Lender, by Mrs. Core 25c
The Whnebny, by Mrs ) g. Hall, CSC
Cruikshank's Table Bo k, with - engravings, ODE
Chambers Informatio for the People, So 90
The utshrss Of O., ,2tc
The Orange Girl Of Venice, I2ic
Confessions Of Water Patient, by Sir L. l..
BuIwer, l2Ec
Eohen, or Traces OF Travel Brought Home from
the East, l2!c
Arthua Magazine for December, ls3c
Graham's do do do 2jc
Together win an assortment Of new Games, viz:
What De Briy, by Professor Punch, 025c
Thu Star Spangrd Banner 81 co
Robinson Cfusoc and his Nan Friday soc
With all The Philadelphia, New York and Boston
Newspapers. For sale at
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
neg No. Jarvis Buildings, Noith-st.
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n24-lm one door west of Hanover st.


ATISTEt Day GOODS. McELDOW
w NEY & GO. offer for sale a large aud well
selected Stack of Winter Dry Goods consisting in
part OF Rich DRESS SILKS; |uAWLS; French and
English NJ ERtNOS; BONBAZINE-; BIrck and col
ored silk VEiVETS; Thbrt CLOTHS; AlpacaS;
Closkings Mouselin de LANES; Cashmeres; White
aud CO0red Wooden AM Canton FLANNEI.S;
Gmghams; CaliCOes; Linstys Cloves; II 'sirry, &c.
Sc. 1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Calvert Il Light ste.
They are closing out very low prices, SH Avis
cASliMERES and MOuSELiN DE LANES. n29
a -PARTRERSHiP. WIN ROGERS and
u WM. BOYD have this day associated themsetv",
for tha conducting Of the business oi Merchant TAI
lors at the former Store of Mn Rooms, M. f9G
RREF STREET, Ave doors west OF st. Paul ST.,
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank.
to The subscribers, IRON their long experience
in business, with confidence solicit the pa
tronase of their fntmer friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that heywiIt find to he to their
interest 10 give us their patronage.
tG}- Our stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms. ~
18th Oct, 1915 o29 ROGERS Y BOYD.
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