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w A N T S .
SITUATION WANTED. BY middle .

SITUATION WANTED, by a middle aget
~ man from the country, rs porter. Being aecus
toned TO work, he pledges himself to give entire sat
islactoR to any who may employ him, Address 81
r. H." al the office of the ''AnPrican Republican,
Reference as TO character and ability given it requir-
eu' ja9f
WA Ell NURSE WANTED. A healthy,
w good tempered, respectable woman, rs wet
nurse Apply, by letter. at this office-address A, b..
ia8-4t
EPOARDERs WANTED. Five orten GEN
ME TLEMEN, or two or three GENTLEMEN and
by applying at No. IA SOUTH GAY STREET, a few
doors south of Baltimore street.
gja6 3m MRS. MATTHEW'S.
a. ITUATlON WANTED IN THE SPRING,
~ by a MAN somewhat advanced in life, in either
commission house, large grocery dry goods estab-
lishmeR, who has been in public life for about TWEEN
ty-five years, and whose acquaintance in the lower
western counties of Maryland is quite extensive Civ
ing him the advantage OF bringing the establish
ment employing him additional patronage. lie is pre-
pared to give the very best references in Baltimore
and the country. Communications, (Sost pad) di
rected to ]. b. D., Prince Frederickown, Calvert
county, Md will receive prompt attention, and if de
sired, immediate personal appearance. dl9 2aw2n
g. iTUAFION WANTED. BY a young man
- from the country, either in dry goods, grocery,
foHr or commission store, or any other respectable
situation where he could make himself useful to his
employer-he will go the first six months for his
board The very best of references in regard TO cha
racter, Sc. will be given. Apply quickly at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ja3 ,i No 10 Exchange Place.
NNy 4 SVHD, A youn, man from IA 10 III vrn
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TNNO TIN PLATE WORKER Waited
IL Immediately, FOUR additional Workmen. The
subscribers want superior workman to superntend
as Foreman i'll their manufacturing department. He
must be perfectly acquainted with roofing, spouting
and job work generally, to such hand liberal wages
and constant employment wiil.be given. Also three
first rate Job workmen wanted; but the very hest
need apply JAMES CORTLAN & SON.
70 No. Is Baltimore street.
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MADAME YOUNG feels grateful to the ladies
IvE and gentlemen of Baltimore for the liberal pa
uonagc they have bestowed upon her, and begs leave
TO inform them that she will leave Baltimore on the
10th January for Washington. She will remain at
No. Al, PITT STREET, till 10th January, where she
is prepared to receive them She will, by her univer
sally acknowledged skill in Phrenology, Physiology
and Philoogy, inform those who will investigate her
alents of their leading transactions OF the past, the
present, and the future, as if she had known them
from birth. She neither wishes to know the name
age bat guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it,
a lady. d27-2wt
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GtHRESTMAS BOOkS-In all their varieties
W tlow prices for Cash.
ANIMALS, &c.-Leahets of Memory, splendid
angravings, elegantly bound, morocco gilt, 81 Sos
Friendships Offering for 1885, embeIiished with nine
engravngs SO %; Religious Souvenir for 1885, SPLEEN
did engravings, bound in morocco, gilt, s. 25 Ladys
Scrap Book, numerous engravings, richly embossed,
% a5 The Token for 1916, elegant plates, 81; Sha
1545, 81; London Saturday Magazine 81; London
Penny Magazine 81 25; Bibles and Prayer Books,
richly bound. Toy Books in great variety. Received
Ind for sale by VIM. ". HARRISON,
No. 40 north Gay street,
d23 opposite the Odd Fellows Hall.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN IL. WRIGHT.

EAST CORNER OF BALTIMoRE AND CHARLES SITS,
Entrance ION Charles street)
II SHALL SELL THIS Saturday EVENING
n jan IL, at early gas light generck assortment OF
MERCH.4NDIZE Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; Table and Pocket Cutlery; Iron Mongers ware
&c. Miscellaneous Goods, Of most all varieties; Jew
cry Watches, and German Silver Ware; Cap, Letter
Shoes, Sc
W5~All Goods sold at this establishment, and aot
comparing with the sample, the sails will be annUlisd
when required. Come and see for yourselves.
G}-Rooms large and well lighted, in the business
part OF the city, an advantage obvious To both cons,
nees and purchasers. CASH advances on all consgn-
ments or goods not limited.
JOHN X, WRIGHT, Auct'r,
N. E. corner of Baltimore ana Charles s,s
1t Entrance on ChLrlel-st
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nIxoN,s SPLENDID NEW sTYLl

nyXON'S SPLENDID NEW STYLE
~ BRITANNIA WARE. Just received per pac-
ket ship Ashburton, via New York, most splendid
assortment of Dixon s. Sons English BRITANNIA
WARE, in sets of six pieces; also DixOn's Coffee
Pots, separate Golf; Urns, SC. sc.
In the above embraced great variety of pat
terms including all the latest styles, which are the
most splendid ever imported into this country. We
invite Housekeepers and others to call at our FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE and examine many hand
some and useful articles in our line.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON.
Is Baltimore street,
DIS opposite the Centre Market,
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.
EIXINIs ONE lN IL EAIIl,Y. To q

HANDSOME PRESENTS.
GELLING OFF In REALITY. To close
- out the entire stock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
at No. IS HOWARD ST, 3D. door from Fave
SIS Cashmere Shaws for Sl2; $40 do. do. for SIS;
81 so do do for 6; S5 rich embroidered Thibet for -;
St2 do do for 10, 81 embrd Cloth do for So; So so
Bonnet Vevets or2 T3 do do for 50 37b cents Silk
Cravats Ties for 49, Half do do for i2l; SOC Cash
mere dCosse for 37; Bic Mouslin de LANES for 25;
&c do do for 81; 62!c French do for 5o Csc super do
for 6s 81 gd Gro de Maps fo' soc; SIZE do do for 7o
75c do do for IS, Isle Bonnet Ribbons for 1915 Csc do
do for 1876 81 do do for 25; soc Grape dEcosse for
ST.; Gloves, Mitts, &c sc.
The above Goods have been put down TO the prices
named to close them out, in order to make change
in business. HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
Howard street, 3D. door from Fayette.
A. B. Particular attention hereafter paid TO keeping
up Cheap stock of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
at prices compared with any in the city Goods rom
Auction expected every week. d24-u
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INDIA RUBnNRs. A few eases Ladies', Rub

INDIA RUBBERS. A few cases Ladies' Rub
Il Der Shoes, for sale lew to close sales, by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
DIS [PA] No. 9 Sonth Charles st.
Ve EMOvAL. The MERCHANTS' FIRE IN
~ svRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
once to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. IS SOUTH STREET, directly oppc-
site their former location o. All kinds of Property
Insared in Town Country. n4-3mif
A MOST MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS GIFT!
IN The Pictorial World, to be completed in - Nos.
at 25 cents eachsix Of which have already appear
EDS handsome premiums given to each subscriber.
! EAce'vfdby W. N. HARRISON,
/ da 49N, Gay-s.
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wv ANTED. Partner or Agent, with a small
w capital of $1,000 or $1,000, to which will be ad-
ded larger capital say to $4,000, and the advantage
of the business will be made greatly in favor Of the
person who has the smallest sum Enquire at
SCOTTI'S intelligence office,
dig No 10 Exchange Place.
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SILKS AND OTHER FANCY GOODS.
A the season is far advanced, the subscribers are
IA determined to offer their stock of SILKS and
other Rich Goods, at very reduced prices. Among
the Silks are rich Fancy striped, Came!on, figured,
plain, &c. Black and blue blk Silks.
CASHMERES and Mousline de LANES.
French MERINO (mode colors)
PLAID CLOAKINGS
Col'd FLORENCES, for Lining, &c.
REVERE and hesmtch ID Lawn and l.. q, Hdkfs
CordeTed, bordered Linen Cambria HDKFS.
GLOVES, Sc. &c. Together with a general as
sortment of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of purchasers.
II. McELDOWNEY & CO.,
NJ trD II
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WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
NN7M. ID. ELToNHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and fine Jewelry of every description OF,
hand Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail. ...
N. B. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3l-tf between North and Calvert SITS.
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gpALTIMORE BLEACHING AND INK
I'D MANDATORY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo-
site the Fountain Hotel.) superior article of OH
Paste Backing, warranted to produce fine jet polish
and to retain its virtues for any length of time unm
pared-offered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
A,so-4O0 gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallon,
or barrel. British Lustre, warranted pure leadn bulk
or to packages Purchasers respectfully invited
L all. OH AS. NlSEMAN x (O dlU-lm
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mo. 1Uo BdItINOrt-tt,
ja3 between Calvert and Light streets.
M EEP n BEFORE THE PEOPLE!

n
EA GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
J. EDJV.ARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore ST., offers
a large stock of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, at
prices which makes object for purchasers call
and examine for themselves His stock consists in
part of:
Super west of England, French & Domestic Cloths,
all cOIors and prices
Super wool black and fancy CASSIMERES
large stock of "a French Gassimeres, which will
be sold at less than the cost of importation
Extra super ribbon bound BLANKETS, all sizes
Medium quality Whitney do
SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWIS. French Thi-
bet, French Cashmere, embroidered Thibet, fancy Silk
and heavy woolIen Shaws
Also-a large stock of French CAsHMEREs, low
priced do.
New style PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS of every kind
LINEN GOODS-Such as Irish Linen, Barnsey
and Irish Sheetnes.
Table Damask; Damask Table Cloths.
Super linen Cambria Hdkfs, Cheap
AlSo-NILLINARY GOODS.
Colorsd and blue black Silk Vevets.
Bonnet Silks Bonnet Ribbons, sc. &c.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, Sc, with many articles to
tedious to mention. Call if you want Bargains.
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Batnore-st
jas Cd door above South-st.
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
~ AMOS LOVEJOY, No. 1913 BALTIMORE street,
has lust received HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers extra large sizes,
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Merino
do; heavy American Silk do; Ladies, SILK Merino
and all Wool ESTS Children do, all sizes. dig
HIASHMERES, CASHMERES. Just open
u ed one case new style Cashmere de Lains, suit
able for the present and approaching season very
CHEAP, BEALE II. RICHARDSON s. co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
lad doors East of Charles.
6tHENEIL B0AS. Just received beautiful
q assortment of Boas for the Neck. with variety
of fine Wsrsted Comforts | also have on hand 4
large assortment of Worsted Goats of every descrp
ton for Children. Call at J. NJ. HAIG'S
fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street,
jt7 fri doors above South.
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'RpEAUTIFUL GOODS AT COST.
I'D COR. HOWARD AND FAYETTE-STS.
large stock OF Cashmere DEcosse
Repp Cashmere; French De LANES, all wool
Superior quality Grape Deafness Sushans
Piaids for boys wear; Alpacas of all colors
Cameleon Brocade; Pompedore Delaine
Grecian Stripes, SC. &c.
Js- The above Goods are of the richest styles and
bought low. d5-tf
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ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA

ID sy.~s1 DAILY, Sundays exeepted,) ut =
EEx,,a 20 clock, p NJ, from No 3LIGHT-sT'
WHARF. One or more of the Boat
of this Line will leave No. 8 Light street wharf dan
Sundays excepted) at 3 O'Clock, PM For fregh:
apply 10 G. HARRIS, Agent,
d27-d No. 5 Light ST. wharf,
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS!
VEyHE ONLY true and genuine cure of the Liver
IL Complaint and other diseases arising from de-
ranged state OF the Liver. The Liver is less
out of order in all attacks of Ague and Fever so much
so that the Asue is not always durable unless the
Liver is right.
w. k. ORRICK, only authorized Agent,
Druggist and Apothecary,
d3l-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington SITS. Bait.
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SCARFS, SCARFS AND CRAVATS
NUST RECEIVED at CARRIERS
- FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. 1877 BALTIMORE STREE,
Rich Satin Scarfs and Cravats
Gen,emen's under garments
White Kid Gloves fol parties Paris do. for va!A0;
Morning Gowns; Gum Suspen;lsrs
Fine Linen and Muslin Scarfs; Mevino Half Hose
Cashmere and Tmbet Gloves
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers.
{I. Citizens and strangers are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. Every article
warranted. Gentlemen's Linen made to order. ja7
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NN Ell NURSE WANTED. A healthy,
w good tempered, respectable woman, rs wet
nurse Apply, by letter, at this oice-address A. b.,
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REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEES SALE
LIN ExEGITION Of decEee of the HIGH Con n

IN EXECUTION of decree of the High Court
Il of Chancery, passed in cause in said Court
wherein Lennon G. Ahrahams aud others are com
plainants and Wood, Gather aud others defend
ants; the subscriber as trustee, will offer at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in Annapolis, on TUESDAY, the l4h day Of January
next, at IL O'Clock, NJ, small FARM, in Anne
Arundel county, on which the late Rein Forces:
resided at the time of lis death. This Land lies
the head waters of Stony Run, adjoining the lands
of Ellic0tts Co., and is not far distant from Elk
ridge Landing The tract contains about 30 ACRES,
more or less, and is sufficiently wooded for all the
purposes of the Farm; and the Improvements consist
of a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
suitable out houses.
no By the decree, the terms of sale credit OF
- months; payment of the purchase money TO be
cured by the bond bonds Of the purchaser with
curity be approved by the bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
FRANK. II. sTOCKETT, Trustee.
Annapolis, Dee. 18th, 1874. d20-eot,
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SPOONS! SPOONSm SPOONS!n
~ ID. CLARK, No 1 WATER STREET, ss-
W. coad door from Calvert, has large assortment
of SILVER SPOONS. Having the best of workmen
engaged, persons going to house keeping are invited 70
call before purchasing.
Mr. Old silver and Gold wanted a2.I
ivory NAPKIN RINGS, good assortment,
Il at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
Dll-eo2n No. 2 n, HOWARD ST (enst ste.)
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CANDLE WICK.

Am HAND, good supply Of the very best quality,
" which will be sold very low at the mi nu factur
er's Agency, No. s. LIBERTY ST, corner of Ger
man, by Ia. MARTIN, Agent for
THOS. II. FULTON, manufacturer of
ja7-eoow Cotton Yarn, Carpet Chain, Bats, sc
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02
For the Columbian Fountain.
The Son Of Temperance.
Washington City, ID. C.
A FACT.

"May the choicest blessings of Heaven
rest upon the noble order!' was the feryent
expression ol young woman who was
seated upon couch at the side of an in
valid, apparently 25 or 26 years of age,
whose emaciated form and features. as well
as his feeble voice, proved he had passed
through a severe and protracted spell of
sickness. The room in which they sat was
humbly furnished; but comfort and clean
liness reigned throughout and evidently
through the presence of devoted and in
dustrious wife.
John Early, the young man, had been
united, about two years previous, to one
to whom he was ardently attached from his
boyhood. His parents were upright and
Industrious; although but poorly endowed
with worldly wealth, they were rich in in
tcgrity, and enjoyed the esteem and respect
of all who knew them in their native city,
Washington. Their only son and child,
John, at the age Of sixteen, was bound
apprentice to a carpenter, with whom he
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02
For the Columbian Fountain
The Value Of the Pledge.
NO. l..

The present is evidently an age of i'm
provement. The spirit of enterprise is on
the wing, sure Of its reward. Literature is
advancing with quick steps, and is pouring
a flood Of light upon the world. Art is
seeking ever to amuse, as well as instruct,
with an increasing variety. Philosophy is
unlocking, with the key of knowledge, the
door Of learning, which has so long been
shut, and promises to reveal thousand
hidden truths to man. Science is moving
forward with rapid strides, and like the
comet in its swift and noiseless passage
through the trackless ether, is leaving be-
hind it a stream Of light. Fashion, the
well known goddess of worldly admiration,
is ushering in upon the gay world con-
tnued change. Custom is frowning upon
that which has long been looked upon as
innocent, and is casting smile of approba-
ton upon that which has called forth the
odious invective of many. The mind of
man is hunting for something new--some-
thing novel. Progression seems to be the
prime aim of man. Invention seems to be
the reward Of ingenuity; and am inclined
to believe that we are a great people, and
that this is great world in which we live !;
consequently, when we attempt any thing
like series Of original pieces, we should
be wide awake. Criticism is looking upon
us with the strictest scrutiny.
In the hasty production of these essays
for your paper, Messrs. Editors, we shall
not attempt to preserve a very systematic
arrangement Of our thoughts, but yield to
their wanderings, and in clothing them
with language, aim rather to be concise,
close, short-than profuse, heightened, la
bored. And being young ourselves, we
dedicate them particularly to your youth
ful readers, hoping that in drawing them
up without precision, they may be in some
measure beneficial to our common cause
The leading features upon which we pur-
pose dwelling, will be the value of the
pledge, and individual responsibility to the
interests of Temperance. S.N.
Washington City, ID. C.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02
! CITY AFFAIRS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The jury who retired
on Wednesday afternoon to consider Of
their verdict on the Georgetown libel case.
White vs. Nicholas and others, were dis
charged last Saturday morning by the
Court there being no probability that the
jury would ever agree upon verdict. The
jury were locked up during the Thanks
giving day and on the day following, and
were kept from their homes and families
three nights. 4
The Circuit Court will meet this morning
after the adjournment Of the Criminal Court
for the day, and take up the appeal docket.
We understand the Circuit Court will be ad-
Journed this afternoon to the next term in
course.-.Nat. Intel. H-a
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The December term
Of this Court commenced yesterday, when
the Hon. Judge CRAwFoRD took his seat
upon the bench for the first time as Judge
of our Criminal Court We are sorry to
learn that the criminal calendar is one of
unusual length, embracing four offences of
the highest grade known to the law, and a
great number Of other offences, punishable
by Imprisonment at labor in the penitentiary.
There are, we learn, ffty-four prisoners in
the county Jail; and it seems probable that
considerable proportion Of that number
will be convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary. Some of the principal witnesses
are already in attendance from distant States.
One. of these, Mr.. Mastcrton, from. Tennes-
see, under whose bed at Coleman's hotel,
Baker was found concealed with a felonious
intent, previous to his taking the Sam
Patch leap from the fourth story Of that lof-
ty building, arrived in this city last Satur-
day.--.Nat. Intel.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02

The Bank of Baltimore has declared a
dividend of three per cent, for the last half
year. ..e.a s .'.A a .5' a
The Westminster md. Bank, semi-an-
nual dividend of three and half per cent.
The Receiver of the Manufacturers Bank
Of Bellville N. j., has given notice that a
second dividend Of IA per cent will be paid
to the holders of Receivers Certificates, on
the 3rd Of December next at the office Of A.
Whitehead, SIS Broad street, Newark, N
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02

DREADFUL AFFAIR.--A boy named Alb
bot was beat to death by two other boys, in
Portsmouth, IN. H. lately in a quarrel
They beat his brains out and stove in his
ribs, SO that he died in FIVE minutes after he
was carried home. They have both been
arrested and lodged in Jail. 4.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02

POLISH REvoLUTIoN.-Th Poles of the
City Of N. Y. celebrated the 18th anniver-
sary of the revolution of 1880, last evening
at the Stuyvesant Institute The Hon. VIM.
T. McCoun acted as President and Hon.
Judge Oakley as Vice President.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02

Mr.. James Cameron, one of the earliest
settlers Of Iowa, committed suicide on the
10th instant by shooting himself Cause,
pecuniary losses.
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02

Miles Gray has been sent to the Penitcn-
tiary in Alabama for challenging man to
mortal combat otsa
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-02
Correspondence of the Columbian Fountain.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 80, 1845.

The readyze Of your interchangeable agent,
Mr.. VIM. Sherwood, has secured already for
the Fountain considerable increase Of
Subscribers; and the early hour at which
Through the courtesy Of one OF the oblig-
ing assistants at the post ofice) it is fur