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the auditor of Morgan, was read second time
when Mr.. Conduit moved indefinitely postpone;
which motion prevailed.
The bill for the relief of the borrowers of trust
funds being under consideration,
Mr.. Seawright proposed amendment, reducing
the of interest to six per cent? which amendment
was not adopted, ayes 43, noes 50.
Mr.. Baker moved to recommit the bill to the COM
mittee on Ways and Means, with instructions that
one forth of the loan shall be paid annually which
motion did rot prevail.
The bill was ordered to be engrosscd
The joint resolution III relation to reduction OF
the price of public lands, read third time and
laid on the table.
The bill to dctac part of Grant and attach it to
BlackfJrd, read second time and on motion OF
Mr. Morrow, indefinitely postponed.
A message from the Senate announced the passage
of several bills which were read and passed to the
further action of the House.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from the Governor in reference to the report OF the
Engineers who surveyed and located the Wabash and
Erie canal from Terre Haute to Evansville. The
repor; of the Engineers has not yet, been commu-
nicated to him but will be done, he Is informed,
i'm a few days, when it viii be communicated to the
House.
Mr. Monroe reported back the bill defining the
boundaries of Clark and Washington without amend
ment and the bill passed.
Mr. Mccormick offered resolution providing Tor
an adjournment sine die, on Wednesday the It'll of
January next: which was laid on the table.
The Speaker laid before the House the report OF
the Commissioners of the Lunatic Asylum; five hun
dred copies Of which were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Baker gave notice that he would move, on TO-
morrow for the appointment of standing committee
of seven. divorces
MIR. Fuller presented u bill for the relief of Ma
thanel Cool Of Warrick county; passed to a second
reading. -
By Mr. Cookery, a bill authorizing clerks of the
oatnS IN DprsO c.
passed to a second reading.
Bv Mr.. Carnan to reduce clerks fees, &c. passed
to a second reading.
! MIR. Clymer introduced a bill making apportion-
ment Of Senators and Representatives; which was
read and pas led TO a second reading This bill was
introduced by Mr.. Clymer on his individual response
bilty and not as chairman of the committee.
MIR. Vandeveer introduced bill to amend the law
in relation to public notices passed to second read
ing.
Mr.. Taber for the relief of Benjamin Powell &c.
passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Weber, amend the act fixing the time
of holding courts III the 9th circuit; passed to sc
cond reading.
By Mr. Vandeveer, repeating acts therein named
passed to a second reading.
BY Mr. Parker to amend the act Incorporating th
, CITY of Fort Wayne, &c. read twice and referred.
The House then ad burned.
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The bill to remove the disabilities OF James Laion-
tine. GODFREY. &C. was read third time and passed.
also. the bill to incorporate the Grand oose OF zoo
Fellows; authorizing the Church Of God to SCI Pre-
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Death from Exposure. An inquest was held
Yesterday, by Jonn X. Gwynn, Esq, near
Brooklan6vilIe, in Baltimore county, over the
BODY of IL white man about sixty years OF age
The iury returned verdict OF "Frozen to
DEATH From papers found on him, it appear
ed he has relatives living ia Frederick, Md
He was well dres 'ed, and had two silver
watches aud small sum of money about his
person HIS name, 1t appears, from the pa
pers, was John Lawless. Any person interest
ed, can obtarl hi, effects on application to the
Coroner a. Brooklandvi lie. lie was decently
inferred.
ACCIDENT Mr.. VIM. Cooper manufacturer
of siiver-ware, No II Hollday-st, while pas
sing along Flyntte-st. last Sunday morning, on
hig way 10 church, slipped and fell on the pave
nent in such a manner as to inJure hun very
severely. Besides internal injuries, 1t is feared
that Que Of his legs is broken or fractured. lie
was conveyed IN a carriage to his residence,
and the aid Of Or. Alexander was immediately
procured.
Lost his hand Mr. Wilson, of w. Lombard
street, while engaged in cupphng the cars,
few days since, had the misfortune 10 get his
hand 50 mashed by the cars coming together,
as to cause anputauon Immediately to be eff
fected He is still suffering much from the I'M
fortunate occurrence.
Skating. The recent cold weather has had
the effect Of covering Jones' Falls with ice suf-
fcentIy thick to enable the boys TO enjoy their
ayorite sport Of skating. Yesterday we saw
treat number of little fellows gliding swiftly
over the ice, and almost wished for return of
the days of happy boyhood that we might join
them in their healthful pastime.
Charge of Theft. Edward Hellman, charged
with s, ealing 1 90, the property of WInan Win
dows, was yesterday committed to Jail fol a
further examination, by Justice Showcase
He will be examined on Friday, the 26th inst
The parties are Germans.
Stealing Clothes. John Wesley Johnson,
(colo,ed) charged with stealing pair of pants
and jacket, the property of John Holdeffer,
was yesterday arrested by officer Fox and fully
committed for trial at the approaching term OF
the Criminal Court, by Justice McAllister
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NEW HATS W.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.

NEW HATS vs. SHOCKING BAD ONES.
Messrs Editors Of the Clipper:
10 Many the ills and veXatioDs one is subject
TO, who sports shocking bad hat. In oiden times
IL was conceded that "the mind is the index of the
man." but now, in this age Of improvement and great
d cernment, let the body be the tenement for mind
of the noblest attributes, of heart ever so good and
generous, how liable is the possess0r TO be cut and
passed by uanoced if he be not decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is all and all 10 constitute the man, for
who is not aliured by outward appearances? Aye,
does not "the learned pate duck to the golden god"
more in obesance to what is the head than in IL?
Therefore, your readers who would command sm-
ing recognitons, and honied congratulations, should
go to "kEEVIL'S," 9S BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to Ger gloss
faults nnumerable, if such there be, the which,
'Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and TO worthness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. KEEVIL,
d22-e AgentIfor the Proprietor.
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n3- FIFTEENTH WARb.-At meeting of the
citizens of the 18th Ward, held at Vauxhali Gardens
Saturday evening, Dec. 10th, for the Relief of the
Poor, ISaac M. benson, Esq was called 10 the Chair,
and Jns. fitzpatrick, Jr., appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Ward was divided into districts
as follOws-and the names attached to each were
designated 10 collect for Their respective districts:
First District-SOuh side of Pratt, east side of
Howard, west side Of Sharp, north side of Mont
gemefy streets. Committee, Messrs Jno. l.. Reese,
Samuel Guest, VIM. Reese and Jno. Fitzpatrick, ST.
Second District-South side Of Pratt, east side of
Sharp, north side Of Montgomery, west side Of Han
over. Committee, Messrs. Z. 5. Courtenay, J. w.
lowering Geo. c. Addison and Jos Simms
Third District-SOuth side of Pratt, east side OF
Hanover, north side of Montgomery and west side #
Light. Committee, Messrs Henry Peck, Edw. Hig
gins, Isaac NJ. benson, VIM Heckrete. 1hos. Lloyd,
Asa Netdham, Samuel Winters and r. T. Swami.
Fourth Dslrict-Hughes' Quay east side of Light,
north of Montgomery ts the water. Committee,
Messrs. Jno. Wa Gilman, Edward Heffner and Henry
Bell.
Resolved, That we recommend Convention Of
the Wards for the Relief of the Poor.
Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed
to attend said Convention, should one be called
Com ntee, Jas. Hooper, Jr., w. T. Rice, Levi Tay-
Tor, Isaac NJ. benson and A. II. Pennington.
Resolved That we adjourn TO meet at this place
Friday evening next, at 81 O'Clock, to receive the
report of the soliciting committee. BY order
M benson, Chm.
JEo. FITZPATRICK, JR., Sec'Iy. t23 q
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n NkH1tHS1 NNS-H v II SALEs ] SHAH 5eIT at
" stone, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec
"a, At half past o'clock hne collection, wHen per-
SONS may avail themselves At very reduced price
Among the articles are Animals of various kinds
among which are 20 copies of The Snow Flake, by
Arthur, elegantly bound, with superior steel plates
Catholic Books for presens-Douay Bibles, IL plates,
the Church, do; Rivers Manual, do; Miners End of
Controversy; Gard. of the SOUL also do in supe ror
style. Also Protestant works. in like style and bind-
ing. TOYS-French, English and German; fancy
articles, of the late importation; miniature cabinet fur
niturc. Firemen-A Represt NATIVE, In full column,
of nearly all the Fire Com panes miniature ships, &c,
with various other articles. Additions solicited
Goods TO be delivered same afternoon.
d23 II. w, BOOL, Auct,Y
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TO HOUSE KEEPERS,

n I'M II f. AMI he
GENERALLY. The Undersigned having, at the so
licitation of his numerous customers, fruT whom
many complaints have been made of the quality and
difficulty of procuring good aricle,) has combined
with his present business the sale of
OILS, CANDLES, &c,
No article will be offered but what he has fully
tested to be as represented. He has on hand com
plete assortment of the following description of
goods, viz:
PATENT DOUBLE REFINED OIL, for burning in
Solar or Lard Lamps
LARD OIL, from the mandatory OF Hancock &
Mann
Bleached Wihier-straned OIL, warranted pure
New Bedford SPERM CANDLES, of best quality
Hancock Manns Adamantne CANDLES
MOULD CANDLES, all sizes.
Together with a complete assortment of Cornelius
& Co.'S. PATENT SOLAR LAMPS (Which have Civ
en- universal satisfactorily Cut and Plain Globes,
Lamp Glasses, Wicks, &C., all of which offered at
the lowest prices.
IGS-GoOds sent TO any part of the city
q. WEST, Is Sharp street,
d23 Ct between Baltimore and German sts.
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90 FAIR. The Ladies ar the High street Baptist
Church will hold Fair in the Egyptian Saloon o. the
Odd Fellows Hail, commencing on MONDAY EVE
MING, 22nd instant, att O'Clock. Thc object of this
fair Is towards exngniShmg the debt of the Church
Ag'eat variety ofusetul and fancy articles will be of
tered Tor sale at reasonable prices. Also COniectiO-
airy, &c. The sale will be continued throughout .
week, both day and night The public are invirsd to
patrsnze thls sale. d20-5t
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{F- MISSIONARY FAIR. The sewing society of
the Second Presbyterian Church, who have support
cd Missionary in lndia for several years past,
now holding FAIR in The Lecture Room OF that
Church. II commenced on MONDAY EVENING,
22d inst. and will continue throughout the week, for
the sale of FANCY and USEFUL Ar ICLES, of
which there is great variety. The ladies invite the
friends Of missions generally to attend, at the corner
of Fast Baltimore and Lloyd-ss., and Patronse lib
orally their undertaking. d23-d4t
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Our Book TABLE. Messrs. Clark s. Austen have
published in very beautiful style the "Poems Of Mrs,
Frances S. Osgood." The productions Of the poetess
are not characterised by any great compass of thought
or expression nor by powers OF Imagination, but by
childlike simplicity and fairyliks pIayfuness that,
according to The theme, fall upon the soul like gentle
shade or a flash of sunshine. On our iist page will
be found an extract from the volume, touching little
poem. copy Of il will he a handsome hs yday pre-
sent, for which it is evidently intended. For sale at
Parsons, Preston KurIz's.
Messrs. Armstrong & Berry have laid upon our ia
Bile the following publications: The Wandering Jew
No. 7-Harper s. Brothers superby illustrated ed-
tion-price 25 cents per number. Harpei's Hunt
mated and New Pictorial Bible, No. 45. This number
reaches to the 18th chap. of St. John-so that this
splendid edition of the Bible is nearly completed
The Vigil of Faith and ether roems-by Charles
Fennn Hoffman-fourth edition.
From Mr. John MurPhy-The PoeticaI and Prose
Writings of the Milford Bard. This volume is got up
i'll beautiful style by Mr. Murphy, and is Onam nted
with vorous plates, which will be particularly attrac
tive to young ladies' being designed to illustrate the
doings of Cupid. The Milford Bard has sung SO long
before the Baltimore public, that every Ones con-
versant with his powers, and hence we need not say
anything in commentator Of them.
! UsEFUL PUBLICATION. The travelling public will
| be thankful TO the author of small publication
titled, GA Guide between Washington, Baltimore,
| Phiadephis, New York al d Boston: containing a
description of the principal places; Railroad and
Steamboat routes tables of distances, SC. Also;
Routes of travel from Bossn to Buffalo, and from
New York to Montreal" 1t is for SALE we presume,
at the bookstores
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The MUSEUM Benefit of Miss Cannon. This uni
versal Ciyorite of Baltimore audience presents her
name for benefit to night She offers rich and at
traetive bill, and DOUBT not her host of admirers
will come forth upon the occasion and cause crowd
ed Saloon. She appears in two pieces-Vespina. in
sClari; or, the Maid of Milan" and Julian, i'll the
arce of the ''YOung Reeer."
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G3- DEDICATION NOTICE. The new, comma
deus and beautiful Church edifiee, Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Hoffman and Dolphin SITS, designed
for the use Of the Emory Station will by Divine per-
mission, he Dedicat'd to the worship of Almighty
God on THURSDAY, fChrisma- Day 25th instant,
Bishop JAMES; at 3 O'Clock, p NJ. by Rev II. SLIcER;
at O'Clock, p. by Rev. STRPRES AsBURY R0szELL.
On Goth inst. at O'Clock, p NJ by Rev. MAnRRRY
GoHEES; on Sunday, % h inst al II O'Clock, A. M.
Rev. STEPHEN SASUEL RosZELL; at , O'Clock, p NJ.
Rev. JAMES SEwELL; at O'Clock, 2. M. Rev. LIT
TLETON F. MoRsAN
The friends of the Station cordially invited TO
be present on these interesting occasions.
A collection will he taken up TO aid in the liquida-
ton ofthe debt incurred in building, d2e-tw&th4t
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
THRISTMAS NIGHT. The ETHIOPIAN
" HARM ONI5TS from Boston, on their touI
South respectfully inform the citizens of Baltimore
that they will give one CONCERT on CHRIST
MAS NIGHT, btiog positively the only evening they
can remain in BALTIMORE their engagements south
prohibits their longer stay, which occasion they
will introduce a variety of
NEW ETHIOPIAN MELODIES,
Accompanied by the
ACCORDION!
CONGO TAMBO!!
BANGO, and
BONE CASTINETTs
R3H Cards of admission 25 cents.
&C. The Rooms will be open 81 half past Coon
cert will commence at O'Clock precisely.
o. Front seats reserved or the Ladies. d22-4t
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6y- meeting Of the Pastors of the several religious
denominations of Baltimore is respectfully called for
the purpose of uniting in special prayer To the Great
Ruler of Nations TO avert from this land the scourge
of war. The meeting will be held on THIS Tues
day. AFT ERNOON, at O'Clock, r. NJ in the Lee
ture Room OF the Rev. Mr.. Heine''s Church, Second
street. E, HEINER,
w. HAMILTON,
1t II. V. ID. JOHNS
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

A|HhlSVMAS FIR ESENTS.
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, superbly bound In
Saxony, embellished with eneravings of English
Ladies.
THE KEEPsAKE-A splendid English Annual, EFT.
rraved from drawings of the first Artists.
NATURES GEMS: Or, American Wild Flowers, in
their native haunt5, spit mildly bound in Saxony,
one of tn. richest Books of the season.
BOOK OF CHRISTMAS CAROLS, illuminated
from manuscripts in the British Museum, those
wishing to see rare publication, are invited 10
make an early call.
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER, illustrated
by Mrs y. G. Hail.
The 8oUD0lR, with 10 steel ensraving'.
THE DlADEM a Gift for all seasons.
THE SNOW FLAKE, beautifully illustrated
Lea LEAFLETS OF MEMORY, gin fer Yoang Ladies
TIE ph OPAL, a pure Gift for do do
Rose OF SHARON, fine EngraVings
FRiGNpsHIP,S OFFERING, fine Rnsvavnss
RELIGIOUS KEEPSAKE do
CHRISTIANS ANNUAL do
THE ROSE, Gift for the Yanng
AMERICAN POETS, illustrated
Milton, Burns, Scott, Hemass, Ossian, Barton, 81
ry, Cowper, Howett, Norton, sc. POEMS.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
plates plates
Eaturalis's Library, 400 His Am. Revolution, 2s0
Life of Napoleon, 300 Vicar of Wakefield, 800
Robinson Crusoe, 900 SIS Wonder of World 400
Sears Bible Biography 300 Pictorial Bible, 1000
Guide to KNOWLEDGE, 400 " New Testament, 500
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Book OF Good Examples Book of the Colonies
Book of the Navy, illustrated Astronomy
Boys and Girls Annual Sgourney's Child's Book
Pictorial Washington Pictorial Lafayette
Kriss Kringle Youths Historical Gin
Christmas Gift HOlyday Tales
Family Stories ForgetmeNOt
Sanford and Merton Masterman Ready
Fireside Stories ClaIa's Amusements
Casket of Gems Prize Story Book
Rhymes for Nursery Stories Of Am. Revolution
Orphans Souvenir Juvenile Gem
On BOARD End on Shore X. Kringle's Raree Show
Incidents of Trave! Scottish orphans
Young Peoples Library Life OF Marion
Sketches of VIM. Penn Anecdotes of Washington
Never too Late Godmakers Village,
With others too numerous TO mention.
Family Bibles, bound in Turkey morocco
Octave do do do do
Bibles and Prayer Books, in velvet, with clasps.
Hymn Books, beautifully bound
GAMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Robinson Crusoe and Man Fridays Strife Of Genius;
Merry Cards, or Trip to China; Christmas Cards.
American Revolution; Pore and Pagan, sc. &C.
ARMSTRONG & BERRY,
1t No. 1866 Baltimore street.
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New YORK CIRCus-Front-St. The reduction of
prices at this house has had most excellent effect.
The house last evening was throngcd by delighted
audience who were loud in their expressions oladm-
ration of the performances. An entire change ofprn
gtamme will take place this evening, TO which we call
the attention of our readers
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RALTIMORE MUSEUM.

o. a GARD. MISS MARY ANNE CANNON,
begs leave to inform her friends and the public, that
her BENEFIT will take place on TUESDAY EVE
MING, Dec. %, on which occasion she has the plea
sure Of announcing that
Miss KATE LUDLOW,
who has volunteered her valuable services, will aP-
pear-as also,
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
in conjunction with Mrs. WILKINSON, Mrs. HESRY,
Messrs. SEXTON, GALLAGHER, JOHNSON, J. o. SELF
TON &c. deg
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OLD DOMINION CIRCUS. This Equestrian Company,
located in Pdca street, near Baltimore, bids fair to do
an excellent business. Last evening the audience
was large and respectable and the performance pass
ed off to their entire satisfaction The celebrated John
Diamond, the lginal negro dancer, will make his
first appearance tonight The citizens of the "Wes
End" will give them liberal patronage.
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90 $4,000 SECURED. The capital pize of
100000, in the Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass No.
100, was sold by Isaac Evans Jr cerner of Fayette
and Holiday streets, Baltimore, Md. For the confr-
nation of this, refer to Managers official drawing.
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THE FAIRS. We call public attention tie the yari-
Gus advertisements in this paper announcing very
fair chances for the enjoyment Of leisure hours in the
most pleasant manner, and the purchase of Christ
mas presents, viz:
Fair fot the benefit of the Female Asylum attach
ed to Christ Church, commences to-day, III the Lee
ture room of the Church, Gay street.
The Ladies of the High Sueet Baptist Church have
generously undertaken opay the deb o! that Church,
and are now holding Fair for that object, in the
Egyptian Saloon Of the odd Fellows Hail. Gay street,
The Fair for The benefit Of The Eagle Artilleris, al
their new Armory, Broadway, Fe's Point, under the
management of the Ladies, who have volunteered in
time of peace to aid the gallant company TO prepare
for war, is still progressing.
The Ladies' of the Sewing Society attached to the
Second Presbyterian Church are holding Fair, for
noble object. Call and Them al the corner OF
Lloyd and East Baltimore street.
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G3-An adjourned meeting for the relief OF the Poor
of the 10th ward will BIZ held II Sawkins Hotel,
Pratt street, on TUESDAY EVENING, 23d instant,
at O'Clock The citizens of the ward earnestly
requested to attend. d22 Ct
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CLEARED,
Schr Maris Prince, Saint Augustine, John w.
Brown.
ARRIVED,
schr Iona Groves, days from Charleston salt and
lumber.
schr Dodge, Knapp, 3 days fin N. York, ballast, to
Ro e, Merrill Il Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Napier, Sanford for Baltimore, was at Am
sterda,H 2lst ult. wind bound.
Brig Archelau,, Newc0mb, and schr Cohannet Ell.
lis, from Baltimore, arrived at Halifax 18th inst.
Brig Monument, Vininc, from Baltimore for Port
land, arrived at Boston goth inst
DISASTER. Schr C1rlew (0f Castine) Martin FIN
Prince Edward Island for Baltimore with cargo OF
potatoes, was totally lost with her cargo the 29h
uIt in the Gutof Cans0; materials saved, and sold by
the u. i. Consul The Z was valued az abuut S35Oj
and was insured in Boston for S25OO Cargo in sured
in Baltimore for $4,000. Capt. had taken passage for
New York. ~
Brig Martha, before reported lost in the Chesapeake
was nine ears old. Most Of her cargo belonged to
Messrs. Davis & Bi ke Boston, who had in surance
for about $500 vessel and CARGO There was S7OO
on the vessel in Barnstabe.
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l6 and % being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos each $50
80 and IS being the 3D. and Attn drawn Nos. each 40
81 and 3d. being the 9Th and 9Th; 81 aud 70, be-
ing the 7lh and Slh drawn Nos each 30
and 81, being the 9th and 10Th; or % and "a, be-
ing the 10Th and th drawn Nos. each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos. ON Them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on. " 5
1t EMORY, No. . N. Calvert-st.
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n3- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES: Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pns; ar-rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
plete at his Old Established ,ore Water ST., I'd door
from Calvert. OIL
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ny-MUPFS! MUFFSm MUFFSm! Just received
from New York, one case of superior JUSTIFIED
LYNX MUPF5, trtra sire. Cheap for cash at
al3.3W 7AYLOR,S, opposite Barnum's.
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LECTURE. ?. R. hovejoy, Esq, of Maine, will de
liver a lecture before the Lafayette Lyceum, in the
Lecture Room of st. Johns Church, Liberty street,
this evening