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Foreign Importations.

HAMsy sccBarque Diana-ls H Moring-2Oo bdl.
willow Coddington9 $50 plates spelter Manning &
ssE B,sI,haugt GhSuUa tubs leeehs. Ws
hard,-7F Maurce-i2 hhds "a Schmidt Vogel-l do
SEeThEl3 Cohen-S Theros-72 F s Schle.inger-2 c
ErckhoqIe-2 w Rohbe-5W w Vorwick-3 c CAhreuieldt-5
ishf!da Brustlsn KoSp &soos
e SSshlesnger S Henschens Reimer Mecke--I7W W
white-i Owen-6 M Pezoen-s e 8 Unkart-l Dickson &
haI1ss Loewig. " Horsmanns Schmidt & RosersMi
RI,b.!sI9s MRsyf, WsdssI Mss Hsadct
b1uIkiey Grahsm-l Phelps Dodge col Hsyens cos
d Coheaim5s w Von Seht-6 Mani Segnette-l T
Wlencke-2 Werckmeister-9C Muller-40 F Schesnge
2 Young Smilh-s27 9. and bxs to order.
MARsE!LLEs-Barque Marcela- bxs csk Brustlein Koop
Go bass k Brown Bross bx. cks bales Puh
90 bales do bxs4 cs Mche-20 bales bxs
2 kilogrammes asphalt. Marie Decoppet-6
bbs Grlnnell Mntun c0-2O bales Angue5cks II Rilet
6as. bales Victor pp1'ckwz72S b, Bscaid Gs5op coil
Evans bog Bursge Hurer5 casks Palmer52 bales
cks b6s ~ boxes Fitch co-26 pkg Cacaprun Gray25
cks bd Josgi Goddard Boston-8 cs boxes bales Brei-
fHssup Hs1gnns Chun do sTu1s!ow-T Draper Deyp bl
der ~ bales almonds 230 bk wine box absynhe order
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MRs. GossrN's BENEFIT The circus will this
evening be the great centre OF attraction, the en-
tainents being selected for the benefit of Mrs Gossn
There will be animated and beautiful display of horse
munshp the occasion, in which MIRA Cole Mrs. Gossn,
Mr. Sweet and Master Walter Aymer will appear. Be-
tomme will be played in the ring.
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The quotations for Pennsylvania S. since Tuesday last
are made with the February dividend of two and half
cent or the dividend due then not paid in cash
in FULL will be partly in cash. and the balance in scrip
We annex table, carefully compiled from the Prices
Current showing the quantity Of many articles exps rted
from this port for the years ls4s and 1884, with the in
and decrease in the latter from the former year.
In most of the staple agricultural products it will be
seen that there has been quite in 1874 over
le4s while articles Of the growth and manufacture of
foreign countries have diminished.
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The increase hds been In ashes, beci candles cheese
coffee grain cotton, fish, -four lard naval stores pork
wheat teas super6ne silks and sugarsnearly all Of
agricultural products-whie the falling of has been con-
fined principally to butter cassis Cocoa hides oil and
tobacco The export trade Of this port throughout the
year 1884, rather favorable than 843 as
quantity merchandise shipped concerned but we are
inclined to think that it has not been so profitable to
those engaged as the trade of the year previous
Prices for all our principal agricultural products the
past year have ruled very low, much lower than for
many years previous Producers have hardly realized
remunerating rates for their crops and the aggregate
value Of merchandise sent abroad in 1884, will not
probably exceed that for lea3. Every thing has
been very abundant Our surplus supplies of
breadstu provisions, cotton &c., have been beyond the
control Of speculators and all monopolzers. This
has been Of great advantage to the consumers but there
the benefits stopped The planters Of the South and the
farmers of the West have not realized the returns an
tcpaed and nd themselves cramped In their resources
The Of the soil generally make their calcua
tons and arrangements year in advance The profits
Of their crops estimated and in their expenditures
they govern themselves accordingly. Any disappoint
men arrangement in their anticpations restricts the
receipts and prevents them from meeting their liabilities
at maturity This in turn affects smerchans in the in
terror who dssppoint the city merchants, and the evil
rapidly spreads through the commercial classes and
creates serious embarrasmens-all springng from the
difficulties the reduced value Of produce entail upon the
agriculturaliss.
We the details ofthe repsrt made by the banks
Of Massachusetts to the Legislature State July
ls4s and ls44 =
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Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Jan g.
Present-the Lieut. Governor, presiding, the Chan
cellor and 30 Senator'S
Causes Nos 80, So &c. ST. AL ~ and 4S were regularly
called and passed No 81 passed without prejudice and
other being ready the Court adjourned until to-
morrow at O'Clock A. NJ.
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All Philadelphin Subscriptions TO the
HERALD must be paid to tho agents. Zieber Co.. Ledger
buldng. and Chestnut s where single copes may also be
atll o'clock. SIN
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Captain u #. Weld Of the schooner Lavl-
MIA eayag ssPersnsed benefit from the # Dr. sher
suffering he has suffered for past until he used the
above remedy Since taking it, than two he
has been IN the enjoyment Of good health believes
The best acie q The kind in the world e had dspaed OF
until the tra Of the Worm Lozenges made He Is
never without .hen Dr. Shermsns warehouse is 06 Nassau
I3s Fulton Brooklyn Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and
STATE st. Boston.
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Goursud,s Italian soap. so

GOuraud's Italian Soap, SO celebrated for
the cure Of iscLss pimples botshes eryspelss
lion the human skin remember be had no where q se IN
soseatsa cake PhiIadelphis Chesnpt s. Baltimore, Seth
Ter csston Co, Lowell Bull HARTFORD Myers New
Haven rousey. Rochester Backus BuI, Troy fsaIcs.
k!l, &C., here may be had doURxUD's PoUDRE SUE.
TILE for eadcstng supeuous hair and his other celebrated
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monthly REP0RT Of THE new YORK MEDI-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No rs Chamber Street
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
THIS Report interesting cases among
which Of the difficult cure and we've il mot
for the time and would gve for the benefit Of the
profession and the public mode Of treatment which has
been successful.
Erysipeas of the face q Examinato on of the Chest
Sore pmples Of the face to detect diseases.
Diseases OF the Liver fac Primary Affections Of the
companled with cough Lungs.
Enlargement OF the Heart. 5 Acute Rheumatism,
Primsy Gonorrh9a, cured Chronic Rheu ma tism.
In few days l6 Structures in Urethrn cured
Chronic do. of long stand without cutting or burn
ing. ing,
Costyeress Of the Bowels. Bad Burn from spirit lamp
Secondary Syphilis with without the use or 'uer me
throat and ulcers. curry. =
Peursv, (acute) . - Great Weakness and Deb
~ ram IN the Chest with lity from imprudence.
l Bleeding from the Lungs. Midwifery
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND
CURES.
LuEation Of the Shoulder Operation for Hydrocele
Joint l Fracture az The MetscarnaI
l Luxatoa of Finger Joint Bone Of the Thumb
very rare occurrence FractureIof Hnmerus.
Amputati0n Of Finger Operations for Fistula in
the Joint, (cause, smashed Ano.
IN Park gate Abscess in the Ear
Operations for Hsmorfboi Operations fer Phimoss of
dal Tumors. tweoty.six years standing
Operations for squirting Discharge from Ear Of long
l Poypus in the nose remov. standing.
Application of Liga'ure to from the Forehead ''s1
the external artery of the And very singular Tumor
,EIowerjaw. from the neck of young
liberated Legs, (indolent) lady.
Female Diseases particularly attended to-
II. BOsTwICK. MD;
dirpP Phys md
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$1,000 23s SO
The Commonwealth is however, liable for loans made
% various Railroad Companies an fellows.

The Commonwealth holds, AZ security, mortgage on
all the above roadsand of the Eastern 5000 shares Of
stock Norwich and Worcester, 1000 shares and Ando-
yer and Haverhil 1000 shares as collateral sinking
fund to redeem the Western Railroad scrip established
to consist of the profits the sale of the scrip and after
the road opened for use per Ecent per annum on
tho amount Of scrip leaned.
Forysx thousand five hundred and fifty dollars Of the
public debt falls due in ls46 after which nothing comes
due until 1857 The debt Of 81 incurred to pay the
States subscription to the falls due In
1857 The shares at par will pay that debt leaving on
hand sinking fund of $9s3,7ls IL.
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Domestic Irnportations.

NEW VREANs Saratoga-15 bbls hams is DO pork hf
do lard McCocn Sherman bbls 25 tcs beef s bbs
IisSs n.Sens Sb. soss f YR
Scott1lo rifles Sark Day Staner coo kegs 10.
eacco Ne!sop-oo bbls mcasses Isaac Moses coo Cady
Aldrch-l73 Butler 4 Gardneri3 bales cotton Leve.
rshMis hhds sugar Roberts Wiliamso Dbl, lard Gram
Smh18 bbs castor oil Heyer-6s bbls 65 bags &
Gnswold-34 bales feathers do wool Gerdng Kunkma
hhds ginseng Mathews co42 hd sugar bales cotton
ds tobacco 22 bales hemp 25 catty h chests lea
bales deer skins 100 doubloons to order.
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DEATH OF VKTERAN.-With the opening of a
New Year, one of our oldest citizens has been
greater part of which devoted the public Major
BENZ. Russell is more He died this morning venera
BILE by age yet strong and lusty In his looks and feel
ings, universally known and every where respected
Boston Transcript. Jan d.
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fair demand We quote prime at 81 l21 1871 At
30 37} 3d. Ohio ls-d h scarce and In demand prime
kegs sell at 6{ 63c. Cheese in request for export and
prices range from 81 to e.
WHsKKs-Drudgs oaks ara quite sctive at a4c West.
ern and prison barrels sell at 241 96}c.
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Medical NotSce-Ths Advertisements or the
the Suppression Of Quackery the cure OF ali diseases will
hereafter the fourth and last column OF his
paper. W.S. RICHARDSON M d.. Areur
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the Cosss rs Nassau street
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SALES or 6rocKs - BALTIMORE, Jan 3.
sh Bank Of Baltimore, 9603 30 Union Manuf Co. 81
81 do 81 10 do. at Balt and Ohio RR ~ do, 40
s. 7 loco do III 69oO do "a; 20 Bsitinore Fire Ins
Co, II Is 40. 80 Baltimore es, i02( American
Mutual iD. 20, 731 l6 Merchs Bank, 90{; do 903
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AT Rssyp, L. l., on the 4th Instant BY the Rev. Mr.
Clark Mr. ALFRED D. CAnrwRIoHr, Of this city, to Miss
only daughter Of the late Leonard Layton
of Mapls-Hill. r.
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strncteu and amuement and that Ole Bull Band" don't
defy other band the face Of earth t. beat hem do
heard them the other night with critical ear and have no
Union a IN rat
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Passengers Arrived.
HAMMpYYRo-Barque Dana-Mrs Lede. Mis-, Heinrohn
NEw OsLEANs-Ship Sarstoga-Misr Cordea Bgsby and
servant-7 in the steerage. -
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MARITIME HERALD

Movements Of the Steamships.
Seamers - Leape Liv'l. Due .dmea. feoye .dxse't
Cambria. Judkins. :. Jan. :. jan i6 ... Feb
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This excess Of expenditures is explained by the sums
paid to County Treasurers the Rolls Of State Paupers
and Lunstic accounts, and the amount paid the militia
beyond the estimates for these purposes The amount
paid for paupers $sa64 A. and exceeds the estimate
$soo6 40 Whether State tax will be necessary to meet
the wants Of the Treasury the present year. will depend
very much upon tho amount of dividends received from
the Western railroad the modification of the pauper law
and the expense of the Legislature.
The actual debt the State not quite eleven hun
dred thousand dollars.
PUBLIC DEBr OF MAssAcHusErrs, lslS
Western railroad scrip in 1857 per Ct $685. 900 90
Loans OF Banks, per resolve Of March 1892 a3O64s 6s
Five per cent stock Of ls42, due l645. 4655O 90
due lS46. .... 37l4O 90
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ga NIGHT WITH Burns
SUBJECT OF
M K. G l. | X E H u G. HIS
SECOND LECTURE
S TIISH MINIS LSY.
On Tuesday, 18th JAM, 1916:
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN'S
GO TIL LION BAND.

MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN'S
COTIL LION BAND
LATE OF RATOGA SPRINGS,
HE now prepared to give their attendance Private Par
ties sores, &c and combining Band Of various Insu-
ments from twenty with the modern fashions
bic Music hope to give their usual satisfaction Application
to be made to
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER & REBHUNs.
Jas lm-rc So Crosby street.
LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY
UNPR E DENTED ATTR.aC CTION.
GREAT BOxlNG MATCH9I7;Noyel III; and Amusing Enter; Enter
AMENAGERiE Ne. t9 Fulton. and II Ann streets. Mon
lance l2h cents.
The lovers q the "Fsncy resp.cHlly informed that the
manager OF the above Menagere being well convinced of
me1doss strides made BY those proficient 1.-THE Art" has
M exhibit their new art.tica Freak; Of the ad
Amsida Spanish Boxer La Daboo the Learned Ksssaroo;
in other words the most intelligent Monkey in the country
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button.
The public respectfully informed houry
Sig Ameda the Spanish Boxer and La Daboo the Great
Kangaroo will enter the splendid Arena prepared for combat
During which the doctrine hitherto consdrd fabulous
VIZ: an animal standing the end Of his tail
battle, will b. fully shown the satisfaction Of ALL The
manager has effected the above engagement
pnse and confidently looks for the Of all who
how and talent.
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pOTATOEssoo bushe. Lancashire cup Potaroes of very
quality for sale In lots suit purchasers, BY
dsi f. X COLLINS CO. IS south sl
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TotsI p0U tnd peafD, DOE. 1919
BREApsruTTs-AM articles under this head are droop-
ing in price in consequence Of the increase Of supplies
in the market Western Aour y nominally quoted at
M6s4. Any brand could probably be purchased for
little less Rye ranges from SO 66c Southern oats 2Sc
canal 80 Q S3c.
The following s the amount Of -four Inspected in Ba
during I2dA
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Ship Masters and A9ents.

We shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vesssls will rive
% hSnEET SLvEY Captain Of News Boats report OF
.rUnsn on their liz. o their
medlstey on their arrival Agents and at home
abroad will aso confer favor by sending this Office ali
aon of any kind will be thankfully received ~
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lFrom Rev. Henry Jones.)


t,,eto from q Cogrtandt street. sruPons on the
skin burns &c. and cord y that have found
IT, in instance and the best Of all oinmen
have oyer a'ed daring Iss of p,s5 M hslfa century,
December 10TH 1874.
The above named article will tie following complaints
or no ray taken for IT, viz:
Barns, Old Sores, Eryspelas,
Sralds Bruises. Cham
Salt Hheum, Scrofula, Wounds,
Ernpuons, Sore Eyes, Piles,
Chilblainss Cold In wounds Tender Feet, &c.
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AlEs OF srocxs-Bosror. Jan 4 lsAi

Boston end Lowell RR, lls} IL do, lie; do, 1871
10 Western ar, 91} 10 do, 923 80 L Ialand RR 74}
New England Wcrsted Co. 81; IS Nor wor RI, e6}.
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NEW YORK BRASS RAND

NEW YOKK BRASS BAND.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL BALL of the New York
Brass Band will take place at the Apollo Saloon, 4i0
the Band will appear in full uniform, perform the
pressly for this occasion.
lot Flat Bugs Solo, MIR. Willis C., S. Gnfulla
I'd. Quick Step, dedicated TO the Fifth Com.
=, ,pany National Guard Capt Waugh G. s. Grafula
man Brownell, Esq, selected and arrnng.
u, ..
Tickets admitting Gentleman L. dies One Dollar each
to be had Of The members of the Band door on
MUSIC.
DARTIES and Balls be attended with first Music by
applying IS Leonard street. where orders will be
ally attended, by 8. SIMPSON, Is Leonard st.
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LIvEarooL CLAssIvIoArIoN.

CoTT0N-Th6 baIes todoy ou0unt 70 IOOU baeS tie Do
mand remains chiefly for export prices without mate
rial change We annex the quotations s:-
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II 50 bales No. Leshorns.
30 Nos do.
so SPF HIS Trieste
For sale by PERSSE & BROOKS,
JAG rrc No. IS and CT Nassau street
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MUSlC.
THE GERMAN C COTILLION BAND, (late of New Brgh-
and Fort Hamiton) would respectfully inform the
p.si is es ss.y,s y T dSsod 70 & s f6, Bali and Par
sT Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accomp.nim.ns;@
Mercer street Teacher Of Harp Piano Forte nc Also g.
HELFENRITTER. No 255 Centre street d29 lm.m
MUsIC-Mr DUMSDAY, Professor Of Music, No. s.
M lhystie street, above Walker will the residence Of
Singing Accordion VioIin Trombone and Coapean Music
harmonzed and arranged for bapds and oes correctly
tuned Satisfactory references application d2 Inns
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY 81 SEASON, IS44-5
the Subscriber. Second Concert the season will
take pac. the Apollo Rooms Saturday Evening January
ilth is45. To commence at O'Clock precisely.
purchase tickets $50 zach. obtain them, by
APPLYING e Ms.s % scharenesJg 5eis Ne g, B.oSsdyay
MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
THE PRoPREToRs Of the above suite Of room. have. at
an immense expense completed the most elegant and CON-
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
in the city, and respectfully rvte for the attention Of the
public Its being the central Of Broadway pecu
have been made entirely with the view Of promoting
the comfort and c0nVen!rpff THf q the Ga1ssr'
the chase descrr being Signor Capes best
STYLE of statuary hive also been provided from
by three costly chandeliers coup eI uneqnalled by
any other establishment in the city
bee. xS % NC has
siable in the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c.
Full particulars be had by application to Mr. Huchngs
B-Niary other companies desirous Of giving din
nen &c will nod at these Rooms for getting
up the same in the most elegant and commodous style
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State OF Trade,

AsHEsPoa are very dull at So rs. Pearls steady
at ~ 4aA06f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-25

STATE DEur M. Spesd's Letter. Editors
and finaucirrs IN England are close observers OF
passing events IN this country, and particularly
Of those which occur in States largely indebted
to British capitalists. The suspension by Mary
land Of the payment Of interest upon her pub
/ lie debt, giycs interest in England to every ar
tialc published here On the subject Of resunP-
ton, or enforcing tho duty Of Maryland to be
homes, to her creditors The letters written
some time since on these points by our dlstn-
gujshed townsman, J. J. Speed, Esq, were i'm
mediatcly transferred 70 the columns of the
London papers with expressions OF high odlnl-
ration at their honorable and lofty tonc-and
we see IN the London Morning Post Of the Sd
inst, that the last letter of Mr.. Speed, address
sed to a farmer in Baltimore county is re-pub-
lshed in that paper, with commcndatory com
ments, and evident confidence in an early re-
sumption of payment by the State. We hope
that the anticipations in this respect, both of
Mr. Speed and the editors Of the Morning Post,
NAV be realiZed--as we have nothing more at
heart, than the re -instatemcnt of Old Maryland
in the honorable position which she once occu-
pied. MIR. Speed has exerted his talents and
influence to produce this desirable result, and
deserves public appreciation for his patriotic
lahors.
We have room only for the following extract
from the remarks of tho London Morning
Post:
"The views of Mr.. ]. J. Speed, of Baltimore,
on the subject of the debt of Maryland, and
State liabilities generally, have been repeatedly
echoed in the columns Of the Morning Post
The hopes Of this gentleman that ustce
would, eventually, be done to the creditors of
his native State, have been sanguine, even in
her darkest days, and, much to his honor, he
has labored hard to relieve her from the re-
pronch cast upon her by the unfortunate act of
suspension 1t must be no less gratifying to
him, therefore, than to the stockholders, to
learn, at length, that bis anxious exertions in
their behalf are on the point of being crowned
with success. The following letter, from the
able pen of Mr.. Speed, addressed to landhol-
der of Baltimore county, as we'll as the COM
mercial information generally received Of late
from the city of Baltimore, would appear to
leave no doubt that payment of the State divi-
dends of Maryland will be resumed on an early
occasion"
HuRRA FOR THE LADIES. One hundred la
dies in Washington have subscribed So EACH to
be expended in the purchase of wood, to be
distributed amongs: the poor during the ap.
nrOn ching winter
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FLuMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
We recently made a visit to this celebrated es-
Adjustment, and were delighted at the supe-
nor specimens Of this beautiful art there exhi-
biied For beauty and accuracy of coloring,
Prof Plumbc excels any thing of the kind we
have ever seen. He has a style peculiar TO
himself, which other artists have not been able
10 equal. There is a variety of the principal
characters from all parts of the world exhibit
ed at his Gallery. Among others, we saw one
Of Ole Bull, which, Of itself, is ell worth an
hours walk to see. We would advise all of
our friends who have not already done so, to
call at Plumbe's, as he charges nothing for ad-
mittancc to this splendid exhibition.
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BY X. NEAUKAM.

AU7 'NFhEN DhLIIMORE K IIO.LlDAV-sTS,
5TTS.%, PROPERTY IN CAROLINE ST,
kg i.tI AT AUG ZION. On WEDNESDAY. Nov.
Eg,,, 26, AT O'Clock, p. NJ, two Brick HOUSES,
IA sitFlted in Caroline between jefferson and
McEierry streets, side. Lots ii feet front by 80
deep, to 10 foot alley. The houses are pleasantly
located, and now occupied by good tenants. Terms
cash, and sale positive.
Two HOUSE LOTS. Also, Immediately after the
above. TIVE House Lots, III fee. situated the
side Of Caroline street, McElderry, each "A feet
front by ~ feet deep to 10 foot alley Sale positive
and peremPto!y. Terms at sale.
m24-3t x MEACHAM, AuCt'-.
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FENHIS DAY RECEEVE BY
d tnAAIllD WI 4. L

COoper's new novel, The Chainbearer, OF the Little
Page Manuscripts, J. F. Cooper, vols.
LlttelI's Living Age, No 50, l2t
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. As, %
Penny Magazine, No. Is, %
New York illustrated Magazine, No. :, 25
Illustrated Wandering Jew, No. 4, .
The Rhine, ~ Victor Hugo.
Trppings in Author Land, by Fanny Forester, %
The Orange Girl of VJnce, or The downfall Of
'the Council Of tcn," rom nee, l25
School for Scandal, comedy by Sheridan, 1874
knights of the seal, complete, 37i
The Philosophy of Mystery, by Walter Cooper
Dendy, IS
o. Every new and cheap publication received az
soon issued, and for sale wholesale and retail, at
TAYLOR, WILDE 4 CO.'S Literary Hail,
Nos, a. and Jarvis Buildings, Ralt.
And at No. s ELLtOTT'S BUILDINGS.
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
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Ely III. w. ROOL.

NO. "a BALTIhORg STREET
IA CARD A LATE PAWNBROKER'S SALE.
IN variety sale al my Auction Store THIS (Tues.
dlD mORSING, Nov. 18th, 1915, at 10 O'Clock. La
dies and gentcmea's most fashionable Clothing with
Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Travelling Trunks or
Bag, Partsols, Umbrellas, Nuts, Furs, Crash Tow
cling, Bgtdi.g, &c.
AMER which, the FURNITURE. such as sofls FLU
rGaus, SettceS, Secretary, Book Case, Tables, Bed
STEAKS, Bedding, Chairs, &c. Sc, with Cooking and
other Stoves. FHl Il. w. BODL.
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n243nl

90 LADIES' FESTIVAL AT THE UNIVER-
SALiST CHURCH. The ladies of me Univcrsast
Church, intend holding FES rlVaL for the benefit
Of the Church. 10 commence on TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 25th instant, and TO be continued during the
week. The Session Room will be handsomely deco
rated with Banners, Flowers, Paintings, sc. In ad-
ditiOn to the SUPPER, lee Cream, Confectionery,
SC, MEAD will be provided Tickets of nd mission
being only l24 cents, the managers indulge the hope
that all whose time and circumstances will permit,
will pay them visit The Room will be opened every
evening, from six until ten o'clock. n22-3t