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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
ENpDpgfTNf

-e<tsP5z-,; The subscribers have Prepared
fac assortment of beautiful and yRHsssi;'
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the ladies' to
call aud examine. and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters 81; Half Caters thick sole 81 90:
Morocco half Boots DO. Sl.2J; Morocco JefIefSons,
do SLIP; 5, al Skin lia.f Boots, Sll?; Seal Skin
Jeierons, $l Misses half Boots thick sole IS cents;
children's Boots and Shoes, so cents.
IG3- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura-
hility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS aud PARTIES, made AT the shortest
notice. ELLIS y NICOhAI,
Nett No 80 RaItimnra q,
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A CARD. J. ERORALL respectfully informs
IN the Ladies of Baltimore and its vicinity that he
las commenced the manufacture OF FANCY SILK
TRIMMINGS ofeVery variety, consisting OF Frinpss
Gtmps, Cords, TasseIs BluonS, Sc. and homes thai
his long experience in London and DINER parts of en-
rope, viii merit share OF their patronage and sup
port. All orders with which he may be- favored Win
be executed at the shortest notice. i'm The no.t i'm,
proved style, and on the most reasonable t.rns.
NORTH EUTAW STREET
adjoining the Entrance to EulaV House,
H25-eo3t' Two doors from Balumore.st
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TNNHDMAS BECK. No. 53 CENTRE MAR
n kEf SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling of his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as Imperial Three PHYS, extra
super ingrains, fine aHd common IAg,ans, Wool Fin
fishing aud Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price:
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR & TABLE
OIL. CLOTHS, &c. &c. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, are requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store ia Baltimore relative TO
me price OF Carpeting, Sc, and then call at No 50
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY
NIB, RAG CARPETING, OF my own manufacture,
splendid article, al very low prices n27-Ja4"
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m3-OFFiCiAL DRAWING Of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No As for lo4j:

81 IS 50 70 % 2g To So 30 as ~ 81
: and 81 being the ,tund 81 drawn Nos each $50
and % 5>lrI the ] and 81 drawn Nos. each 40
% and &c. being the 81 and 4ia drawn Nos. each 80
Is aud ID being the fth and 9Th dawn Nos each 20
IS ard &c, being the 5th and 9th; or % ard g., be
Jog the 9Th aud It'll drawn Nos. each Is
An having TWO Of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
Al having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, q S
From the Ola established House Of
EMORY. No. . n Calvert St
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[From the Eennhlican and Ar,ns. /


% TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and the beggaf; indeed its
consumption has become general, that is hard
find one that does not either smoke, snuff or cher.
For ourselves, we prefer oh Cigar. All! there they
Gre box Of the agreeable deluders-BOOTH;S
BEST. Boy, light nIatch so that we can luXuriate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy, Puff
PUFF! FUFFm! An BOOTH knows how to make
them. Ii any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing we would recommend
them to the ''YELLoW HOUSE," at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner n2T-tfr
G3- WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The universal celebrity which this medicine is rapid
ly gaining in every section Of the country, and the
many astonishing cures has effected, have now es
tablished its efficacy beyond all doubt but II should
be remembered, thar in diseases of the Lungs or Lv-
ways necessary 10 effect cure. Although IN most
cases the Balsam will afford almost immediate relief
and often effect great change in few days, it can
not reasonably be expected 10 produce the saul
tary effect in every case IN short tIme vet rem
the high celebrity it has acquired. find many per
SONS are apt To expect too much at the commence
ment, while Others expect SINGLE BOTTLE to afford
them relief than all the medicine tduy had Ia
ken for months previous.
We will not assert that this Rasan will cure con-
sumption in its ,corst form, but it has cured many az
ter all other of relief had been tried in van-
And why not? 1t seems that the Wild Cherry was
destined by nature to he our Panacea for the ravaging
diseases Of this latitude Let not the despaug inva
I'D waste his money and lose time, to him so all i'm
porlant in experimenting with the trashy nostrums of
the day. but at oCCe medicine that will cure if
a he pOsSihea medicine tn science approves,
and many years of experience have demonstrated that
it always relieves iherG is no such thing as falH-
in the history of this wonderful Basam Evidence
the most convinC ng--eviiencG that one can Doubt
fully establishes this fact. For sale by GEORGE h g.,
TYLER. ms lw
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EtE- TIA NKS GIVING DAY. Rev P. II. Snow,
Of Mass, will preach in the Gin Presbyterian Church,
Cove street. near Market, on THURSDAY, The eth
inst, at II O'Clock, A. VI. Also regular the Sab
bath At II a. NJ. and 3 Pm The pubic invited
to attend. Seats free n26.2tt
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o. ORDERS FROM ABROAD for tickets in the
well known and popular Little Lottery that draws on
SATURDAY NEXT, the Goth INST, must in all cases,
to ensure prize and prompt answer by return mail,
DE directed 70 EMORY s. GO No 3 Calvert-st
~ See Scheme in another column. n2i-lW
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MUSEUM. We understand that the Rivers Family
has just finished two highly successful engagements
at New York and Philadelphia, and are to give their
feats and original representations tonight at the Mu
scum, They are said to be equal to Rsley who ere
ated such sensation at London and ST. Petersburg.
The Infant Sisters give afternoon performance to-
day at 3 O'Clock.
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DEATu oy EX-MAYoR DAVIS, OF DosToN-
The Hon. Thomas A. Davis, late Mayor of
Boston, died at his residence in Brookline, on
Saturday afternoon, of consumption. In all
the relations of life, says the Daily Mail, few
men have sustained higher character for viz
tue and integrity than Mr.. Davis.
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MIR. MANh's ANTI-BlAIOUs OR LIVER

EER. MANh'S ANTI-B1AIOUS OR LIVER
ED PILLS. The following Druggists are aurhnr
lied Agents tor the sale Of these Pills, which have
become so deservtdIy popular on accountof the many
astonishing cures they ave peiiomed in cases of Bill
ious Fever, Affections Of the Liver, Stomach. Bow
els, &c, j F. Perkins Br other, cor. Franklin and
Green-ss; j W. Barry Co, cor. Market and Pearl
SIS; J. b. slansbury, 81 Thames-st F. p; II. w An
dre"s, 81 tlil-sl; n. N. Robinson, cor Saratoga <
Gay-sts W. 5. Thompson, cor Howard & Fayttte
SIS; g. 7. stevenson, Gay-st opposite Bcl-Air Mar
ket; Jos. A. Sawyer, cor Pratt and Facasts and at
the propretor's Principal Office, No. ;, Basement of
!arvs,s Buildings, cor North and Baltimore streets
Price % cents per Box. u25.tf
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INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING. 4 highly in
teresling meeting of the Baltimore Division Sons of
Temperance will be held this evening in the First
Baptist Church, corner of Lombard and Sharp Sta
splendid edition of the Holy Bible VIII be present
ed to the Division. The services will b3 conducted
by tae Rev. Brothers John F. Hey, E. b. Fendrickson
and Levi r. Reese. An address viii also be delivered
by the Rev. ]. D. Gemo, Indian Chief, and son Of
Temperance. Mr.. Bemo Is a aepAew of the ceebla-
ted warrior "OsceOla.''
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TENHIs DAY RECEIVED BY

&C., TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
Cooper'3 new novel, the Chainhearer SEQUEL
70 Satanstoe, by !. Fennmore Cooper, in )
volumes, o.
Poems by Frances Anne Butler, with n por,rai,
of the authorizes, -
History of the Pirates F,gebooleys O, Buca,neeys
of America, ~
Songs and Ballads, by Geo P. Morris, All
Confessions and Observations by Water Patient.
by Z. l.. BuIwer, lol
History Of Duchess Of c., thrilling romance I3i
PaTIey'5 aud hetry'S Museum for Dec 10
a large lot of superior Music, some of which are
Music Hom the Opera Of Nassanleilo, By Aubcr,
sS ongs, ~
Baltimore Pokas, by james NJ. Deems. 25
he light Of other days has faded, by Bale, &,
Weep not, companion tc the Old Arnchai7 81
There was a time, by ]. +. CARPENTER 81
u is better 10 langh than b. snhing by c Liuiey q
HDdey'7 Lady, Book; Gra!ima's Magazine; Co.
.nnnan Magazine, ard N'w York lrustrat-
81 Magazine, for Dee. each IS
Lady's National Magazine and ArthWr's Maya
zine for Dee, each lSi
Household Vases, by Heraafd Barton, %
History Of Women, by Maria l.. Chus, : vols. Is
The Brothers Revenge, part !, -
Ilarpcr's piytGid Bible, No. A., %
Penny Magazine, No. IS, Is
Illustrated Wandering Jew. No I, -
The thine, ~ Victor Hugo.
IrppIHgs in Author Land, by Fanny Forester, 30
The Orange Cir Of Vsic6, or The downfall! OF
"lhe Council of ten," romance, l2.
school for Scandal, a comedy h Sheridan, l23
knights of the Seal complete, G-t
The Philosophy of Mystery, by Walter Cooper
pendy, 81
Gl3- Every new ard cheap publication received a.
soon ~ issued and for sale whDlesa" and RETAIL "A,
TAYLOR, WILDE * cos Literary Han,
Nos, 4, aud Jarvis Buildings, Pitt.
and % No. = ELLi0TrS BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
EsTOH- ON TAR COUNTER Al
IN HiNCkLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT.
The Chanhaarer, by J. L. Cooper, -
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EXHIBITION OF SCRIPTURE PRINTS. This exnibi-
ton will take place this evening. at Luther Chapel,
Monument near Gay-st A magic lantern will be
used Tor the purpose Of wildly porraying to the au
dienee The subjects Of the pictures Admission l2l
eeh's-chisfeh haIt price. As the proceeds are 10
be applied for the benefit of the Sabbath School in
connection with the Chapel, it is expected that a
great number Of yisiters VIII be nresent
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DISTRESSING EVENT. As Mr.. Benjamin
Danham, of Edgartown, Mass, was engaged
in digging well in West Tisbury, on Thurs
day last, the earth suddenly cavcd ill., buryng
him to the depth of Il to Is feet. Mr.. d. was
dead when taken out of the veil.
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TEHHM BEST LUCK ON RECORD,

FEFEE 81 HiINE LUCK ON RECORD, The
M first and second capital prizes in the Frederick
Female Seminary Lottery, (vulgary termed the Smai
Fry lottery class at, drdWH 22d inst. were both yo
mer living at Harper'S Ferry, Va it thus that we
repay those who prder ffoa our Old Established and
well known Prize office. We again say 10 each ard
every one abroad, who may feel disposed 10 try the
.'Chlnces nt the Wheel" that OURS is decidedly the
Lucky Office, 10 which ,nry should, If shey wan.
prizes, always address, their orders
EMORY CO, Calvert street
ii Ba'tiH re, MARYLAND
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HoLLDAY-s1. THEATRe-The Sesuia Opera Troupe
The manager of the ilolIiday-st. theatre having eff
fected an engagement with this celebrated Opera
Troupe, they vii! appear this evening in Bens
Opera of "somnambHla, with an excellent Orches-
ira and efficient Chorus. They will draw full house
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bfhCuily vi DiedtulnS, Asthma, ram
in the Side and Breast, Whoopinr
Cough, Group, and all Disea-
SEES of the Liver and
Lungs Broken Con-
stitution, sc.
a iOSst MpTiS les! READ AZ REJECT:
a ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRiSIOWN, Pa. We take
great pains To procure authentic and respectable Ger
unCatGs, ana never give publicity to any other.
10 d. Swayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sr-It afford.
me great satisfaction t" lay before an American public
the wonderful success OF your Compound syrup g
Nild Cherry, In curing me OF that dreadful disease
Consumption. after all other means had tailed was
atat ktd W pam III my breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs and troublesome cough and
sore throat My bowels We're costive, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach very weak that my Phy.
sican was at loss to know what to do for ne as ev.
eiytAlng used III the shape of medicine, was mme.
diatly rejected, remained for months in this awful
condition and gave up all hopes of ever recovering
Hearing of the wonderful daily performed by
your Invaluable medicine, in Coughs, Colds, Asthmas
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined to try it, purchased
bottle of your Agents in this place, Moore & Long
aker) which appeared to take hold of my disease and
relieve me- continued using il until it gradually re-
stored to health and strength Several of my frieads
were afflicted in the same manner that was myself
which declined using the syrup; they, am sorry 10
say appear to be last approaching at bourne where
no traveller returns As expect soon to leave these
parts, give you this as standing memorial to III
great virtues of your invaluable Conpound
b. e. WILCOX, Norristown Pa
CAUTION. All preparations from the Wild Cher
Tree, except Dr. Swayne's are both fictitious and\
counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine Had introduced itself into the sick chamber
therefore ask for Or. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by DR.. Swaync, whose office
has been removed to N. W. corner Of Eighth 4 RACE
streets, PhiIada
baltimore .9gents-I P. Cook, No. rs Baltimore st
Siabler Cauhy Pratt street wharf; ]. w. s. K. w
Davis, No. 34 baltimore street.
District .qgentS-R. Farnham, Washington, %, C.
VIM. Stabler 81 Bro, Alexandria. ID. c.; Geosse NJ
SO'bofnn. (,ppruciowu,
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WIZ, Il, KEEVIL,


ss:X FASHIONABLE AED PRACTICAL HALTER,
9S BALTIMORE STREET,
istt;iKaaSsA Segs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
81 @that owing to the great number he sells,
ne is at all times enabled furnish Fashionable Hats
OF aquaiy SUPERIOR for the price to any other cstab
'ishmen ~ the city, az any shape description now
worn, viz: SjtS, Moles+in, iue}ia C133iacIs NlfYia
and Bearer Also, CAPS Of all kinds, Gentlemen
can always see
a BILL or PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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03- A fresh supply of Doctor j. 5. ROSES ME-
DIClNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c just
received consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylactc Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, ac
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
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Ma. CALHoUN's COURSE, 1t having been au-
ihontauyely announced that the Hon, John c.
Calhoun viii return to the Senate Of the Unit
cd States-and IS, from his commanding ia
Tents, he VII probably possess much influence
with that body--it is of some importance to-
know his opinions upon tho subject of the dis
Pu,e between this country and Great Britain
abou, the Oregon Territory. These are given
lbu: whether correctly or otherwise we know
mott by the Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce. If this
writer he correct, Mr.. Calhoun "will take the
stand which ne has always takcn-neither re-
Nnqnishng our title, nor pressing it to COLI
SION with Great Britain. Adopting wise and
mastery inactivity, he will leave the claim to
work itself out" This would probably be
abol, as y se a policy as could he adopted
The country is being rapidly settled by omi-
grants t.On tie United States, and must, i'll
Egiteb.y IN time, come INTO our possession, I'M
less We get into premature hostilites.
The New York correspondent of the Ma
!onal lntclligencer, in commenting upon the
above mentioned letter, sayS-''it is very pro-
babe that the British government will insist
upon settlement of the Oregon question be-
fore the adjournment Of Congress. In such
IN event where will MIR. Calhoun be found?--
lie opposes arbitration. He opposes a sur
render Of one inch Of the territory What re-
mains but war? Is he or is he not for war ra-
ther than surrender an inch Of Oregon?''-
We do not consider it at all likely that the
British government will insist upon an imme-
date settlement Of the questi0n-on the con-
trary, we think that there will be more danger
Of eur government precipitatlng the ISSUE
Should the President, in his message, make
.he broad claim to the whole of Oregon, it
will Al once present the subject in lis most
%arhhe aspect, and the two countries will be
most fortunate if they escape a conflict. We
believe that EnglaT would be content TO let
the joint occupancy ontinue-and it will re-
main with our government to decide whether
it shall be abrogatods If we claim the whole,
We shall certainly fit upon our right to ex
tend our laws over a. whole-and this posi-
lion viii unquestionas produce collision
We should prefer the beSScy attributed to MIR.
Calhoun. and let our claiM to the whole terri
tory (eyen if it be just, whch is not so clear
ylumber for the present 1t can do no harm
and may be productive of much good. We
doubt whether the population of Oregon would
increase more rapidly than at present, even
were the British government to withdraw all
pretensions to the territory; and we can, there
fore, gain nothing by prccipitate action
The President will assume great response
5iHty should nc make claims, or recommend
measures, which must result in WARRIOR it is
evident to every person Of observation, that our
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. Lectures will be
given every nour during this day and evening" upon
the siHty-one characters which make good this sub
ject, al the Odd Fellows Hall.
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l5fsrs.---x- NBTICIG-BALTIMORE LINE
itsslsclsaScas OMNIBUSSE$. The subscriber
''f-'hIf-&: thankful Tor the encouragement, re,
cel'ed during the short TIVE he has been running his
Line, desires TO inform the public that he does not
intend to withdraw his OnnbusstS rom the route .
"a has been nmaied His drivers are careful, and
are directed not 10 drive imm0daratnly for the Dur
pose nt procuring passengers, Ny OmEhlsses NAV
be Known by the Sign Boards having "BALTIMORE
LINE' on the sides.
The Snbscrber's residence is No. IS Thames St..
where orders for the Omnhusses vii! he received
and promptly attended 70.
IL THOMAS CROMWELL, P,oprieinr
"a EW AND BEAUTIFUL VIEW BOOKS
~ FOR CHRISTMAS:
AMERICAN POETS GIFT
TALES OF THE REVOLUTION
MUSICAL ANNUAL for 1886
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER. by Mrs,
Hall.
THE SNOW FLAKE
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY
Beautiful BIBLES ard PRAYER BOOKS.
Together with Fancy Stationery, NV Games SC
n27 las Baltimore stree,
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to engage IN hoSthtCS with nation armed al
all points, and ready for Immediate action. II
war, then, be the final object at which the ad-
mlnistralion aims, prudence would suggest the
propnety Of postponement until suitable works
for the protection Of the scaboard can be erect
Cd 1t "oo!u DC 'i''o'VS' 10 '''N wv ''''' ~
uon o. o'' .'aPof'S 'y engaging j" war; Win
owl hl'''g 'n'oG 'ne Sl'S'l'os' P'eP"''''0" "
MAINTAIN II WIN credit 10 lh' country
Tu,vvsc,yvo Soma LITTLE recreation oftbo
mind n,on spcD, . d,v - this c,,.,o, Ia bettcr
spnrt than before tina, most Jra.I,kc and mao
nif;,.n, ~ ali ,,f,,;n,,, ,Chri., IIe,I-
los the Sick Should the 'urh ONT be as great
IN proportion to day oil thanksgiving as II mas
been upon SEINE other days within the past SIX
weeks, we can safely say that not less than i've
thousand persons VIII visit tho Egyptian VA
'oon ut ,'.' va" ,''0"' ''''', ~ gay street,
'"'''S O,'S o'y ana evening cry ''oSo upon
, ,''''y V'''~ 40 ~ ''' ,'''"'', lave "'''''J
'''''''. 'I -, |''" "'''"''' " '''' ,',H' ana
,@''''' "'' O''''''' '''"' ~ ''''' ''' w.
WV NV "' VI '''' -,
raise = ooo,,ar ofo dor',r and bavo me-. wei,
seen this paintino. will ro this d,y or eyopjur
and Loor il described NV Mr., Morris This
pirture wifIals2 I've exhibited ON Friday.
THANKSGIVING DAY. ms Is thanksgiving
d"y NOT ohly Il" wary i"o an" 'ne 1'S'r'c' Oh
sets. New IIampshiro. Connecticut. New Ter.
soy, Rhode Island, Illinois, Michigan and Indi
on, i an iconoe,,,, s,ootooi. D., 60, mil
,;1 - g.. '5 'l''',7 'r.,'.''7, ~ ''1 "''-
hons Oh ''oo ana naPpy De''g'' blessed with
lnnumerable comforts, joining with one accord
in praise and thanksgiving to the Author of
all rood,
SEIZURE OF TANEEE ARTICLES. The Lii
verpool papers contain the advertisement Of
GGo An,,-ico, oloo,,s yo;,od ,ol oo,1o,,,,,,a
= ''' '0o'', "''N lo'''''''II'U
HOT some lhifac"oli OF Tie ID" Fe'atlVe to the
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KENDALL COURSE, We call attention to the racing
match against time which will come off at 2i O'Clock
this afternoon, immediately alter the Foot Race
Price of admission 25 cents This race will doubtless
excite much interest.
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OHo. The exports from Ohio of It's various
productions, are expected to reach go 900 bbls.
flour, and pork, cattle, wool, Sc, amounting
to $Ii 100000; land this is regarded as low es-
innate
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MAMMOTH FACTORY. The largest factory
building in the world, is now being constructed
in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The part
already up is four hundred and forty feet long.
When completed, the length of the front will
be five hundred and four feet Number Of
sPindlcs fliy thousand; of operatives, from
twelve hundred to fifteen hundred.
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G3-TO MORROW being Thanksgiving Day there
will be service at the Jewish synagogue, corner of
Lloyd and Salisbury streets Service will commence
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. Ii
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hUsic-for sale by Messrs, Taylor, Wide S. CO.,
Jarvis Building, North street:
"The Light OF Other Days has faded"--by Bale.
"There was a time"-the poetry by ]. F. Carpenter;
the Music by Joseph Philip Knight. "It is better to
laugh than be sishing-the air from Donzeti's popu-
lar Opera, "Lucre2ia Borgia," with Italian and Eng
iish text "Weep Not''-ac companion to the Old Arm
Char' Poetry by Charles Jef'reys-music by Henry
Russell Price ofeach piece 6. cents.
Also Tor sale by the same, "Clukshank's Table
BooS,' with twenty-five ergravings-price 25 cents