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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06
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p OLE Z I c. A l..
: MYSTEIEs OF TOBACCO.

1.-The folloNg lines are copied from
a work reeen publised, and were
written by a Selfish clergyman. Smo.
kers have h!theb been much abused
as encourages o. filthy practice, by
those who are nofsposed to view the
matter phil0sophiser. Those who
puff dull care away viii no doubt de-
rive strong consolata, from perusal
ofthese lines iii 4oa
SMOKING sPIRnALIsED.
This Indian weed, now wiier,d nn;1e
Though green at noon. cut dxa 4 niri,t
Shows thy decay;
All flesh is hay.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco
The pipe, 50 lilly-likc and weaA
Does thus thy mortal state bespek.
Thou art e'en such,
Tone with a touch
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
And when the smoke accends on hid.
hen thou behold'st the vanity
Of worldly stuff. -
Gone, with puff.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
And when the pipe grows foul within.
Think on thy soul detl'd with sin:
For then the fire s
1t does require. ~ f ea
Thus think, and smoke tobacco. 49,.
And seest the ashes cast away
Then to myself thou mayest say,
That to the dust, rs
Return thou must.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
was this small plant for thee cut down2
So was the plant of Great Renown.
Which mercy sends
For noble ends.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
Dotn juice medicinal proceed
From such naughty foreign weed!
Then what's the power
Of Jesse's flower2
Thus thiak, and smoke tobacco.
The promise, like the pipe, inlays,
And, by the mouth of faith, conveys
What virtue flows
From Sharon Rose.
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
In vain the unlighted pipe you blow;
Your pains in outward means are sos
Till heavenly fire
Your hearts inspire. ssg
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
The smoke, Lille burning incense. towers,
So should praying heart Of yours,
With aydent cries,
SnrInount,th skies
Thus think, and smoke tobacco.
Glasgow. SER 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

Europe. The present Emperor Of
China is lineal descendant ola Tar
tar emperor who once sat upon the
throne of Moscow. We are, second
only to the English in point ofcommer-
cial intercourse with the Chinese, and
second only to the French IN missiona-
ry and intellectual intercourse. We
soon shall surpass both nations IN nour
intercourse. hfd asE q es
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

A young infant, Of the masculine,
gender, was recently left at the door Of
postmaster in Alabama, beE6fe be
was up. When he came doikSh and
saw ii, the only remark be made was,
that the male deliperp On tEat u4ornipe,
was unusually ear!r.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

A Simple Rule.-To ascertain the
length of the day and night at any
time of the year, double the time ofthe
SUMS rising, which gives the length Of
the night, and double the time of set
ting, which gives the length of the
day. as
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-06

There is Temperance lady in Bos-
ton, who won't speak to shoemaker
because be uses punch in his BUSH
ness. 81 Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-06
corner Charles and Pratt SITS,
and 1903 Baltimore -.

B&IIGyOGE VIC MANIPUEATAUN. IN
Il THE ARTS. Part lst, containing the theory
aud plain instructions in the ar OF Photography, or
the production Of Pictures by the aid OF Light hcud
ing Caloype, Chrys0tyEe, Cyanotype, Chromatype,
Energiatype, Anthrotype and Amphitype.
Pat ID, comprising DagucreoIype. Thermographv,
Electrical and Galvanie lmressionS, by George T.
Fisher, jr., Assistant in the Laboratory ofthe London
institution, Illustrated ny wood cuts
ELECTRDrYPE MANlPULATION.-Part Isl,
being the theory and plain instructions in the of
working in metals by prccipa'ing them from their so
buttons through the agency ofGalvanc or Votac cleo
uicity, by Charles N. Walker, editor Of the Electrical
Magazine, illustrated by wood cuts, from the ihif-
teenth londOn edition.
Part I'd, containing plain Rstruc tons in the arts of
Electro plating Electr0-giIdnG, and Electro etching,
with an account Of The mode Of depostng metallic
OXIDES, and Of the several applications of EecuotypC
in the arts. Just received and for sale by
f. LUCAS, Jr.,
oc4 No. 10 Baltimore street.
atuEAF RIBBONS. Mrs. NICKERSOH has
. received some cheap Ribbons s. Bonnet Scarfs
seq No. g! east side ". HOWARDST.
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DANCING-

EtEIAT.LEGS L. SPIES, Professor Of d tNC-
u ING and WALTXING, takes this method of in
forming the citizens of baltimore that lis hcadrmys
NOW OPEN for the reception ofpupils,a CENT &.iL
Ladies and G ntlemcn thorough and practicaihHow-
ledge Of The above Art, in all lis varieties. Days of
Tulion, for young Ladies and Masters, on TUESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons, from till O'Clock;
and on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY Evenings for Cen
tlemcn, from ill 10.
For further particulars, please all on Mr.. SPIES,
at the Hal, any afternoon, from I'LL O'Clock, and
every evening from Z i'll TO- AsR sC2l-dtf
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BALTIMORE MMsEuM

And GALLERY OF TIE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y CyfLFERT- SIS.
TH0HGS EVENING. Oct 9Th, will be pelnrm-
IL ed TWO QUEENS. Margaret Of Denmark,
After which, Dancing, by Miss CANNON
10 conclude with "IRiSH AMBASSADORS" Sir
Panick O'P,Gnpu, Mr.. BROUGlAM. Count More
nos, Mr., JOHNSTON. Emily, Miss CANNON.
{Ey- Abundance 81 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
! 10 O'Clock precisely. 1t
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Cabello, r. w. Bruue s sons
5chr Emily Johnson, Snedicor N York. | Mankn,
Schr John Emory, Wood, Alexandria, Rose, Mer.
r K Dodge.
Schr Sally Eleanor, Rowe Tappahannnck, master.
Schr ihos ilaywond Thomas East River, master.
Scm Delaware, North, Fredericksburg master.
Schr a. A. Penietgast, Parker, Norfolk aud Rich
mOnd, e, Pend.rgast son.
Schr Falmouth, Creghton Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, II, Hooper
Schr Emory, Gul0rd, Yorktown, Va, muster.
Schr Gcorga Washington, kGvar, Eat River, Va,
master.
Schr Zcnoba Brown, Charleston, John Randall.
Schr Alicia, Nonh Murlreesboro', n e. master
SloOp Union, COulrgham, rhlh j. W. Brown.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, Pnilad. ]. A. Shriyer.
SAILED on 5atnrd1y-Shp Marianne, Wieing,
for Bremen; schrs Ariitta, Sykes Halifax, s. Mary,
Rowland, Providence; aud Eliza Hand, Baker, do.
ARRIVED,
Ship Alexander Leeds, 30 days from Rotterdam,
ballast, to Brown & Sons.
Ship Leila liig .nS, DAYS from New York, ballast,
TO A Brown & Sons
Bremen ship Columbia, Meyer, 80 days fin Bremen,
mdSe. ana Is? passengers, to A. Schumacher Il Co.
August 3lst of HE Start Point spoke ship Everhard,
aake hence for Bcmcn; Sept 2nd, lat 30, Ion -, Il
Bremen brig showing No. 1877 Sept 23rd, lat. ~, ion.
So 30, }remen barque No ll9.
Bremen barqu@ Virginia. Janson, Is days from Brc-
men, mdSe and ia passengers, To Schaer * kuslrT;
g. Fischer & Co; II. Thcrman G. ]. COnrad Stcil-
man KeppIemgyer; f. w. DaminauR; G. s. V. Pop
piien, Jr F. KONG Coz Lentz & Fack; and Vager
& Ham.
ballast, 10 Henderson * Co.
Barqu" Lawrence, Howes 5 days Grou Boston, as
sorted cargo, 10 Osborn s. Whitriee.
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, days from Charleston,
lumber, to ttandal
Brig Mary Aun, Lindsey, days from Bath Maine,
salt, u Clark s. Kellogg
Brig Khkw0od Iayne, 20 days from New Orleans,
assorted cargo, to Buck X Sons, and others.
Schr rhOs Hooper, Kirwan, from Antigua, Sept. 20,
ballast, to Taos Pierce. Left no Am. vessels in port.
The barqua Fairmount, Wbitury, for 81. Thomas,
sailed 10th; Chancellor do Eth, for ~ Vncent; and
brig Norris STANLEY, do. 18th, for st. Kits.
Schr JmGs, Wood, Is days from Portland, plaster
and potatoes, to II NJ tthews.
SChr Alexander, Richards, days from New York,
asserted cargo 10 Rose, Merrill & Dodge
Schr Michigan, Terry, days from sew York, as
sorted cargo 10 MAXIM.
Schr Bradore, Leavu, 70 days from Portland, plas-
ter, to kirkland Chase s. Co.
Schr Exact, Folger from Nantucket, via Norfolk,
oil and candles, la Z. Whiltidge & Co.
Stcam-packrt Jewcss. Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
Off Hawkins Point a ship anchor, supposed the
Alexander, Leeds, from Rotterdam,
MEMORANDA.
Bremen ship No 2l2 from Baltimore, was spoken
Aug. ~, lat, 49, Ion. 25.
ship Venice, Satcr, hence at lIavre 10Th ult
ship Lut%e, SleeRken, sailed from Bremen, Sept
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DANCING AND WALTZ!NG.

~ G. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the la
W dies ana gentlemen OF Baltimore that, at the
earnest solicitation of number of his friends he mas
taken "Whtc Hail Saloon" in BANK STREET,
near Broadway, for the purpose nC teaching Dancing
and Waiting, commencing on TUESDAY, Sept. 80.
DAYS OF TuwIoN-TUESDAY AMI FRIDAY from
till O'Clock, tor yOHng ladies, misses and masters;
and Til 10 O'Clock, for gentlemen. {G5-FermS made
known on application to q. Z. PHILLIPS, at his re-
sidencc 90 23l Wolr street, or at the Hail on days
Of tuition. st21-C07tt
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q N0Lu JEW ELRY. Justrrcrivcd a large as
&a sottmcnt of Gold Guard CHAINS; Gold Fob
Chains; Ladies' Gold Chains; Vest Chains; Gold
bracelets; GoIl Pencils. Also, Cold Watch Keys;
Rings; 8rG ST Pins; shirt Studs; silver studs; silver
Ihlmhes; Pencils; Spoons; Specracles, Sc Also,
great variety of Plated and Gilt Jewcry; with an ex-
IcnsvG assortment Uf Staple and Fancy Goods. For
sale, Wholesale and retail atvoGy low prices, by
ELIAS HALE,
n2.Gt No. 10 HnItimorn sttr, =
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GOLD JEWELRY. e..

Il UST RECEIVED, L2dics' gold Breastpns:
eg gold Bracelets; gold Finger Rings; gold Eariags;
gold Pencils; gold Aledalons; gold Lockets, &C. sc.
Gentl1men's gold Breospns; rich gold SluGs; gold
Finger Rings; gold Pencils; gold Watch Keys Nc !;
god patent lever Watch, very handsome; gold Chin,
sc; silver Pencils, from Il! to 81 30: SILVER Thin
hes; Spears and Hair Ornaments; Coral, SATIN and
Jet Necklaces and Bel 5; Silk Purses, sc. barrel
I'd aud other Pistols, with large assortment of fancy
and variety Goods which | am determined 10 run Of
at very low prices, for cash Look our FOR bargains
now. DAVID SMITH,
oil If No. ls9 NUrh Gay-st.
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2 ITEIsATUIL3I IN ALL IT'S VARIETY
H FOR SALE At
G, a, HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot

$hO5 bAhTIMOGE STREET,
one door East Of Mctc!lan's alley.
C~sat Borsia, or the time Of Pope Alexander vi.
Price -! cents.
'Ehe Prince and the Pediar, by Miss Ellen Picker
ing. Price % cents.
The West Point Cadet, or the Young officer;
Bride. Price d cents.
The Physiology OF the London Medical Student, by
Punch. A fresh supply % cents.
The Scientific American. a paper for practical
mechanics. scents.
The Adventures OF a Phil HELENE, From the Ger
man Of ZsChokkc, 49, cents
GUITAR MUSIC. Ten Songs from the Bohemian
Girl. % cents.
Beautiful Music, cheap, Newspapers, Magazines,
SC. SC. fri oil
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MAYOR,S OFEICE-

BALTIMORE, September, 6, lei5.
ETLECIINN NOTICE. Notice is hereby civ
y 4 "n, TIA, IN election will be held on The Second
" GlNESDAY Of October next, being the Sh day of
thc month, III the twenty sNardS Of III" city Of Bati-
more tUf ore pcnon 10 represent each ward IN the
First B,anch Of the City Council; and fer one person
TO represent every two wards continuous to each other
III the Second Branch Of the City Council, namely:
person for the first and second wards, one person
for the third and fourth wards, one person for the fifth
and SA'h wards, one person tor the seventh and
eighth wards, 0u1 person for the ninth and tenth
wards onr person for the eleventh audIwclth wards,
one person IOr the thirteenth and fourteenth wards,
one person ol The fifteenth and sixteenth wards, one
person for the seventeenth ana eighteenth wards one
pcrsoniur III" nuetgcnlh ard twentieth wards
Given Un!cr nv hand aud the seal of the city OF
Baltimore this sixth day Of September, in the year
eighteen hundred aud forty-ivr.
~cS-)awtc JACOB DAVIES, AIayor.
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RETSS M, G. NcCAUSLAND'S SEMINARY
We viii be rc-opened ut No. 81 SOUTH EUTAW
STREET, ON the first Monday in October next where
young Ladies are thoroughly instructed in all the
htanchcs of an English education. Discipline en-
IiEry parental but efficient.
G3-Term- moderate. spl4 lOtt
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QG-TIIUG. II. NELSON having purchased the
entire interests OF the former partners respectfully
ROunces To his friends and the pnhc generally, that
he intends continuing the business on his own accOunt
and hopes bv his unremitng attention TO business,
merit continuation of that patronage so literally eX
tended to the late firm. In 0ider to close the Old bus
mess carly practicable he intends selling out the
stock hand AT such reduced prices wlotesGle
aud retail, cannot fail to attract the attention Of
purchasers. Persons wishing 10 obtain bargains now
have an opportunity of doing So.
The stock consists of fine aud supcrline CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, CASSI NETS and NE$TI NGS; Fan-
uGls; Blankets; lTsh Linens; Linen Sheetngs; gen
era assortment of hleachcd, brown aud plaid Domes-
tics; great variety of LADIES' Dress Goods, consist
mg of SILKS, CASHM EKES, MOuSLN DE
LANES, ALPACAS, sc.
Silk, Cashmere and Woollen SHAWLS; Broche
do and great variety Of Goods such as are usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
N. d. He intends keeping up good assortment of
new and seaSOnable goods, which he will sell at III"
lowest market priccs and to which he invites the al
tentiOn of purchasers.
PS. All persons Indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts due, are requested TO make early settle
mGut of the same. SGlU colin
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MILLINERY, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS
FHy2EuEgAS 4 SNaSFse1YE

a No. LS5 BALTIMORE STREET
Has recently returned from The Eastward and offers
for sale great variety of desirable Goods:
MkbLIIE2t&E-F'i nged Barred and Omhra Sa-
tin and Gro lie Ma RIBBONS
BONNET SAIlNS and VELNETS-Crapcs hah
coiofcJ; plaid GIo De Nap; Poult de So French aud
low priced Flowers; Kid Cloves; CAPS; Foundations;
sions; Mourning Bands and Collars, &C. &c.
Florence Braid, Eaglish Rutland and straw comets
S!iAWLS-Thibct Mousclme de LNinc, Brochr,
Cashmere, silk, Grape, fine aud low priced Wool
Shnwls. Also, Gro de Rhine, Gro dc Swiss aud lhl-
string Dress SILKS; Cashmere d'Ecosse, Reps aud
M"uselmc de Lame; Fan Gnellams; soft finish Irish
!iaen; Alpacca; Cloths; CaSsimrre,; CasSincll, and
Festngs; FIannels, Sc. sc, with general variety Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold at fair price, to puctual customers,
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
Sc!S-3m 10 Baltimore street.
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At7IEYSTIE'S PA ~ HE'F GALVANEC
u RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
Itt,,n

NEW AOKhi JUNO 2, IcIo'
Dr.. A, II. Christie
Dear sir have from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache aud rheuma-
lc pains in my legs and arms. have often suffered
so intensely that it has prevented me tioGl following
my usual occcpGtDn, and Frequently destroyed my an
petite. My nervous debility aud weakness has con
scGuenty hceu great, lha after having uicd almost
every thing without relief, gave upiI despair was
recommended to try your Glyauic Rings and Mag-
n"lic mi1, and only at iend's urgent sol citation,
was Induced 10 do so. Its circtu upon my system was
almost miraculous After I few huurs the Hp2'icl
ion appeared to strengthen my nerves. rel eyed lne
of my headache, and have had no relapse Of the
Rheumatism or any other pains SINCE the first day.
would therefore uuhesitatingly recommend y0ur Cal
vnic EncS and Fluid 10 those afIl ctcd as have been
Respectfully, JACOB 3. OG&GURY,
1862 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH :. UATCE,
corner Charles and Pratt SITS,
% and 1903 Baltimore -.
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RAHGAYNS! BARGAIN&!

f.4N,z Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
&,r;I% STREET, opposite Fayelte-st., where may
1sL~.. be found beautiful assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS and Il general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Lncn Htka.; gentclnen's
stocks and Collars Suspenders ana great variety Of
Goods too tedious TO Cnuperatc. The public are re-
specially invited to call at this New aud Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
aud at the lowest prices. ibE- DON'T fOrge;--Mo. 80
GAY STREET. opposite Fuyctte. Gpi0tf
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STAN tLHE'ISG AND SIUaS t1ISlaN.
:.

SIA Vi " S.I'ISNE An - SID i ( tJbNl-tNs
CURED By DR.. MAYS, OF VA.
E'AS. MAYS begs leave most respectfully 70
" nOunce to the citizens Of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city far the special purpose of curing IN
PHDnlENi'> OF SPEECH, and all other defects IN
the voice. lie has in his possession testimonials Of
the highest responsibility, aItesting the signal success
which has attended his lahors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them 10 any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
hs residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours of 10, A. N. and 4, 2. NJ.
(G5f" DR.. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested. OF Nv
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For SALE &. RENT.

,ffitSes FOR SALE. Two new aud convenient
5lH..I houses on JchGrson.st. near CaOGe. -
t9i3tta stores hl4h, with basement kitchen, &c.
-aGd!iI- and well arranged for the accommodation OF
gcnlcc IuniIIes. They will be sold separately or to
9tther, dd at price winch must ensure n handsome
interest % me purchaser They may be had at pr-
Vale san until THURSDAY next, Oct. gth, on whiD II
day II pot previously disposed Of, they viii hn sold
Mt pu0it auction TO the highest bidder, at O'Clock
in The afternoon.
ASn--rwo small two story Houses Oh Caroline St.
near MG-hierry, nearly new, and located in a healthy
and improving nrghbnrhoOd. Fnrirrms &c. app'. al
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE.
% LIS North Hish-st next to Gay,
<hvA For SALgG-A snug House on Eden 81.
fsg5Lsf%ncal Baltimore ST., in fee, at $1,000, wen
Itaga4 built aud newly lnished-a store and dwell.
ing on Orleans 81. at $3.50; dwelling on
stctins"t. at 400 two on Spring st. south ofpGlt,
very low. Apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
seq II l2o North High st., next 10 Gay.
Ey,-sA VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
fs3ssfF9 PRIVATE SALE. Those i've small two
FePSA4 story Brick Houses on the north side of
mnkn s,rc ct, between Green and paca SIS.
VIII be sold together separately, in fee simple ur
with ground rent, at n very low price. This proper
~ Is situated IN m improving ncighburh0od, aud is
decidedly The hest situation for business in the west
end Early application should be made TO
ALFRED H. REP,
selEu No. 3l5 Baltimore street,
aSOK SALE. a vcry nkcy Bow, IS years Of
Il age to serve five yCarS--hc is Il good waiter and
can come well recommended; also for sale, very
likely black girl, 10 years Of age to serve wears, a
first rate house servant and good plain cook WASN'T
Toner, &c For particulars, apply AT
h. L. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
se@O No. 10 Exchange Place.
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GREAT BARGAINS to be had al The WnlrE
GE HoUsE, No. }3 Baltimore street, doors below
Frederick ST. Black, blue black, olive, brown, dfab
invisible green, blue and grey CLOTHS; CASSl-
MERES, of all coiors and qualify, from 70 cents 10
:25U SatineuS at all prices; superior quality Cash
mere SHAWLS; do. do. Thhrt Wool do German
nett and a great variety of Other Shawrs from : IN
ward: Blankets 81, 9 10 H. ia, II and ID l. &c
sc. Added 10 the above very extensive assortment
of Domestic Goods. We solicit portion of the pub
lies patronage.
seq mluthtf JNO. H. WILSON
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 8 NORTH GAY STR EVE.


THIRD DOOR FROM BALTGMoRE-sT.
49, Having leased that popular Public House,
NTMI located rs above, in the central healthy and
Es,in business part of the city, and having had it
EH4.M thoroughly Overhaued, renovated aud par
tally mOdeInzet also furnished from the first to the
fourth story with new BGddiNg, CarpeIiug, and all
other Furniture. will be prepared and after the
18th inst to receive aud accommodate permanent and
transient BORDERS, by the day, week, month, or
single meal. /.
The Table viii he in keeping with the times, and
superintendent IN person BY Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms and charges in al! eases shall be moderate
Transient guests will only pay for what they reccirc.
The BAR viii be attended by an obging aud a,ten-
tive Bar keeper, and stocked wit! us good liquors,
fancy drinks Segars Of all descriptions Chewing Ia
baccO SC, this any other city in the Union
afford As ii is the intention and earnest desire of the
Proprietor 10 make this establishment as comfortable
in all respects rs possible, Of not fashionable as
Others of higher pretentions) Ge therefore rCsp ctiuly
soIicils his friends acquaintancrs and Tie public
give him call and iudg" for themselves, assuring
them that cXerti0n on his part to please shall be
neglected. Respectfully, am the pubc's Obedien
servant, JOHN X. WRIGHT, Proprietor,
Washington House. No. 3 v. Gay street,
sel2-e0lm Near AIarket-st., Baltimore, Md.
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His OGERS' Fable CUTLERY. Just re-
AZ, ceived, another invoice Of SPLENDID TIA
BILE Gu FIERY from ROGERS SONS and 9th
er celebrated manufacturers, to which we invite the
attention Of our friends who want something little
c1tra. oar supply consists in plft of
FINE Ivory BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS,
in sets Of 81 and 80 reces,
no. do. FRENCH PATTERN FORKS
FINE Ivory TABLE and DESSERT KNIVES s. FORKS,
in dozens
FINE TABLE and DESSERT BALANCE HANDLE KNIVES
for SILVER FORKS
GAME CARvERs; BEEF SLICERs
Self Tip Knives and Forks, n sets and dozens
SILVER PLATED FRCIr KNIVES
A great variety Of common Knives and Forks
Cnpk an Br nd Knives
Ehildrrn's Knives and Forks
Oyster Knives; Minrng DO
Champaigne Openers; lamp SCISSORS. &c, sc.
{I3- For every thing III the 'IousE FURNISHING LINE
call al the fashionable FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank
s.lj lW T.. +. WEIMORE Y co.