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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

OF DR.. Morris lectures and the meeting OF the sons OF
Temperance, with tha address Of an Indian Chief;
editorial essays; excellent poetry CITY news; cores
pOndence, and variety Of other interesting matter
The thrilling story of El ne Three Brides" also "The
Delorned OrphaR;' 'Romance of Real Life" &c
Price only 81 per year. Single copies cents
Four CHARITABLE BENEFITS. Our citizens are
now called upon in a very agreeable way, at the
commencement Of long winter, to assist the poor
and needy of Baltimore by gratifying, al the same
time their own very laudabe desires Mr.. Morris,
for the kind feelings towards himself and extensive
patronage of this community towards his splendid
painting of Christ healing the Sick, for seven past
weeks has, in return, secured, at some EXPENSE the
celebrated painting of Death the Pale Horse, TO
place, for the four first days of the coming week, Oy
the side of his az the Odd Fellows Hall, where
the receipts for the exhibition Of both paintings
Monday next during the day and evening, will 60 into
the hands Of Mr.. l. P. Cook, Treasurer of the Yves
eyan Nome Missionary Society, to aid in bestowing
relief to so benevolent a purpose. On Tuesday, Mr..
w. X, Orrick, Secretary Of the Western Home Mis-
sion will receive the funds assistance in like
Wednesday, the Catholic Orphan Asylum are to have
their beneft-and on Thursday Mrs. Baynard, in be-
half of the Protestant Orphan Asylum in Mulberry
street. This move by Mr.. Morris, stranger in cur
midst will be feelingy responded to by every who
mas the least inclination to bene0t their own Kinds,
by examining and contrasting two such famous works
ofart-or better the condition of the less fortunate
than themselves. Every person who holds preten.
sionsol morality religion will consider it apfvlege
TO assist in this glorious cause saying nothing Of the
fact that all will be than douby compensated for
their time and money in beholding two such scenes in
one exhibition for one price. The ladies' will, they
have always been ready in Baltmose to do, bestr
themselves, and thereby arouse one aud all of the
gentlemen to this benevolent act, The vast amount
of good that may now be done in few days 10 re-
iieye those who call so loudly upon sympathes
will fill the hearts and mouths of many of the suffer
ing community. Every person thar is able should
take score with them. Let the phanthropc char
acter of our young and old citizens be held up as
In example to the world let the Egyptian Saloon
present a crowd before witnessed in Baltimore,
Letthe mouders of public Opnion the press and the
minister's take hold OF this benevolent act from a
stranger The congregation of every Church in this
CITY should be informed on Sabbath by the clergy in
regard to this matter Let it be done. Let all inter
est themselves, and great good will be the result.
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@z- OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. ConsoIi

ne OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. C0EsG!i
dated Lottery, class No g, for 1915:
6 SIS 10 IS 81 10 . SIS SIS So 475l
aud Sc, heing the lst and ID drawn Nos, each $50
and ~, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each 30
- aad 81 being the jth and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
, and 10, being the 7th and 9Th; or Sc and SO, be-
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos. each IS
All having TWO of the drawn Nos. on them each 6
All having one Only of the drawn Nos. on, g 3
FROM he aid established House OF
EMORY, Ne. . N. Clivert-st.
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GtHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
w. N. HARRIsON's LITERARY DEPOT,

y
w. ". HARRISON'S LITERARY DEPOT,
No. / (Jarvs's Budings) NOrth-st.
Abednego, the Money Lender, by Mrs. Core, CSC
The Whileboy, by Mrs. S. O. Hail, 25c
Cruikshank's Table Bonk, with 80 engtavings, Csc
Chambers Information for the People, Sc 90
The Dutchessof O., I2!c
The Orange Girl of Venice, I2ic
Confessions of Water Patient by Sir E, l..
Bu'wer, 1919
Eothen, or Traces of Tsavel Brought Home from
the East, l24c
ATthur's Magazine for December, lSic
Craham's do do do CSC
Together with an assortment Of new Games viz:
What De Briy, by Professor Punch, 625c
The Star Spangled Banner 81 90
Robinson Crusoe and his Man Friday, SOC
With all the Philadelphia, New YORK and Boston
Newspapers. For salient
w. N. HARRI SONS Literary Depot,
n29 No. Jarvis Buildings, NoYth-st,
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A III PRIZES SOLD AT NJ: DOYLE's

a III PRIZES SOLD AT M: Do IE's
IA ARE PAID IN GOLD. Do9LE's Captai
Prize Depot No. l44 Pratt st. opposite the Railroad
Depot ana next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel.
Adventures and persons at distance will find it de-
cidedly to their advantage to purchase uckets OF M.
MOVIE for besides his well known good luck in
selling prizes his long experience gives him greater
facilities for ransacting the lottery business in all its
branches than possessed by any otner ONCE in the
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion ooo
proporron Certificates of full package, containing
b whole uckets will be sold for Ss % halves for &C.
90 quarters for 3d. % eghths s. So This the scheme
for the money.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ. DOYLE, 10. l44 Prattsueet,
tRl Opposite B, B. Q. R. r, Depot,
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THE WHOLE OF OREGON OR None" Hon
YIN. Cost Johnson has written letter to the
journal of Commerce, in reference to Oregon
Mr. Johnson proceeds to avow his belief that
cur claim to the whole is as good as that to any
par, of Oregon, and that it should be main
,aned.
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{b3- A fresh supply of Doctor ]. 3. ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C., jus
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy
rup, Prophyaclic Syrup, Lnimeats, Tonic Pills, sc.
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
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CkEw OF THE CUMBERLAND. The sailors
sslongng to this frigate, recently arrived at
Goston and just paid off, marched through the
streets on Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by
!he brass band, and bearing afoat three U. 5.
ags to the lodging of Com. Smith. They
l,ok hearty leave of their old commander,
Bad he of them. 4 compliment like this, the
commander of frigatc may we'll be proud Of;
Tor i, must have been deserved, or a ships
rev, after being discharged, would never have
said il 20 any one.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

l3- We have been struck Of late by the notices in
many OF the papers Of Connects Magical Pain Ex-
tractor from 2 COurtand street, which they say will
cure any of the following complaints, viz: Burns,
blains, chafe, frosted parts nipples, eyes,
Old seres eions biles, and in fact all outward all
ings. We nave seen this article ,r!ed several OF
the above complaints, with the most astonishing eg-
fect-curing after all other articles have been .ried
in vain.
TO he had az the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
sts, Baltimore. Also at The corner of Baltimore and
Harrison slS, and at No, 81 Thames st. ii
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

g7-A RARE NUMBER OF THE VIsITER. Con
clnsion Of the fine story of Eva ST, CLAIR; The Mo
heress Daughters, tale of great power; the Wither
ed Heart; a tale completes; the Beautiful Garden, a
story by Mrs. Torrey, wife OF the prisoner; Letter
from Rev. J. Shrigey respecting Rey'd Matthew H.
Smiths lecture upon Universalism; the Anti-Capita
Punishment movement with an outline sketch of one
Of G.. c. Burlegh's speeches, and John q. Adams'
Letter: Emancipation by viii; Foreign Paupers
News Of the Week-foreign, local and general. For
sale, with without wrappers for mailing, at the
office in North street-pnce singy cts; annual pCce
al So or ri for s months. It
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

90 VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. Quarterly
meeting Of the Vigant Fire Company will be held ON
MONDAY EVENING, December lat, ~ 7 0'clock e.
Punctual attendance of the members is requested.
1t l.. ID. DANIELS, SeC's,
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MORNING U. S. MAIL TRAIN.

MORNING U. s. MAIL TRAIN.
PHILAD., WHINING
EasshhssasI Al TON AND BALTIM ORE
Ss SSG RAIL ROAD, via Havre de
ssa.z IL -rrl5FZ1MIGtace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester
THE MORNING TRAiN-LCaves the Depot, Pratt
street, DAILY Except Sundays at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
Passengers arrive at Philadelphia in full time to con-
unue on by the Mail Train for New York, reaching
thatcity by l0s O'Clock the same evening! FARE 50
EVENING MAIL TRAIN. Also per Railroad
leaves the depot, Pratt street, DAILY tor Philadel
phia nc o'e0 k, P. NJ.
Returning lie i've the Depot Qlth and Market sts. J
Philadell hia, at O'Clock, Pm. Fare So.
$3.50 THROUGH TO PHTLaDELPHIA.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Fare SI.5O, through to Philadelphia The Passen-
ger Cars for Philadelphia, attached the freight train
will leave the Pratt street Depot on EVERY AFTER.
NOON Except Bundays,) at O'Clock, and arrive 10
Philadelphia about IL O'Clock, .-- ....
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
% Tickets for the freight and acc OmmodatiOn train
must be procured at the office before taking seats in
the cars otherwise full fare, charged by the regular
mail passenger Sap, will he reeuired by the conduc-
tor. A29H
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G5-TOBACCO has been used ever siEce the days
of sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rch and the poor the king and the heggar; indeed its
consumption has become so general that IL is hard TO
find that does not either smoke, snuff cheg.
For ourselves, we prefer lch Cigar. An there they
are, box OF the agree able deiUders-BO0TH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luxurate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff!
Purp! PUFF!n All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we row are doing, we would recommend
them TO the ''YELLow House, at the Hanover Mar
ket-risht On the corner u29-tfr
n3- 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 il has effected, have now
tabshed its efficacy beyond ali doubt; but it should
be remembered, that in diseases of the Lungs or Liv
er, in all other chronic affections little time ia al
WAYS necessary to effect cue. Although in most
cases the Basam will afford almost immediate relief,
and often effect great change in few days. II can
not reasonably be expected to produce the salu
ary effect in every case in SO short time; yet, from
the high celebrity il has acquired. find many per
sons are apt to expect too much at the commence
meut, while others expect a SINGLE BOTTLE to afford
them greater relief than all the medicine they had ia
ken for months previous.
We will not assert that this Balsam will cure con-
sumption in its ;corst form. hut has cured many af
ter all other Of relief had been tried in vain
And why noR IL seems that the Wild Cherry was
destined by nature to be Panacea for the ravagn
diseases of this latitude Let the despairng
I'D waste his money and lose time, to him SO all i'm
partant, in experimenting with the trashy nosrums of
the day, but use at medicine that will cure, if
cure be possible-a medicine that science approves,
and many years ofexperence have demonstrated that
il always relieves. "IherC is such thing as fan-
in the history Of this wonderful Balsam. Evidence
the most convincing evidence that no doubt,
fully establishes this fact. For sale by GEORGE K.
TYLER. n25 lw
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THANKSGIVING. Gov. Dodge, of Wisconsin,
has appropriated as day of general Thanks
giving and Prayer, Wednesday the 18th of
December next.
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EsEEmoNT,s EXPEDITION. NanaIiv

ENEEmONT'S EXPEDITIONS. Narrative
NJ Of the Exploring expedition to the Rocky Noun
tains, in the year 1922 and Oregon aud North Cali
f1tnia, in the years 1894. By Bevet Captain J. G..
Fremont, of the Typographical Engineers Reprint
ed from the official copy published by order of the
Senate of the United States8vo paper cover 25 cts.
HISTORY OF OREGON and CALIFORNIA, and
the other Territories the North west Coast of Anne
ricai accompanied BY Geographical view and map
of those counties, and number Of documents as
proofs and illustrations Of the History BY Robert
Greenhow, vol. vo. map So So Just received and
for sale by
JAMES i. WATERS, pa BaItimore-st
l. west of Charles,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

SINGULAR COINCIDENCE. Captain Carson,
.sho was shot at New Orleans on Thursday
geek, by Mr.. Wadsworth, wasa native ofPhi-
sadelphia, and son of Captain Carson, who
vas shot in the year 1916, in his own house, at
,ae southwest corner of Second and Dock sts.,
by Lieut.. Smith, of the United States Army,
,vho was executed for the murder. The coin
sldence in the deaths of the father and the sor
are painfully striking
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

PUNISHMENT IN THE BRITISH NAVY. a
Lieutenant of the British Navy was lately tried
by Court Martial for attending regimental
review without his cocked-hat or side-arns,
and OF being asleep on his watch while his
ship (the Saperb) was riding at anchor in a
gale of wind He was found guilty of the
after charge, and sentenced to be dismissed
rom the service. The maximum punishment
for such neglect of duty is death.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

90 OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAIL ROAD CO., Nov 2Sh 1915. The undersign-
cd begs leave, on behalf Of this Company, to return
its thanks to the Firemen for their successful eIer-
tons in preserving its property from fire this morning
X FPAl WIN. ), WOOD5IDE, Supt,
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n2g-2t'
HUST RECEIVED. a variety of
aH CHRISTMAS 4 NEW NEAR1S PRESE NrrSl

sB CHRISTMAS 81 NEW YEARS PRESENTS
AMONG THEM WILL BE FOUND,
The Amulet for 1916, with steel Engravngs
Religious Keepsake for 1886, by Mrs l.. II. Sgouruey
Christians Annual for lS46
Tie Moss Rose, for all Seasons by s. E. Goodrich
Ladies' Album, for 1916, with numerous fine steel
Engravings.
The Opal, pure gift for the huIydays, by J. Reese
Friendships Offering, with fine steel engravngs
The Hyacinth for 1876; The Jewell for 1916
Odd Fellows Offering for 1876
Records Of the Heart, by Sarah A. Lewis
Book that will suit you, by the Rev. James Smith
Also, variety of Juvenile Books, richly bound
and for sale cheap by
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A CovnrpING MATCH. Hon. Fernando
Wood. it is alleged, was cowhided in Wall ST.,
n. Y, on Wednesday, by Alexander Wells,
ESQ, a lawyer. They are both prominent de-
mocrats. The fracas originated from an ano-
nymous publication made in the Washington
Constitution, charging Mr.. Wells with being
whig in lS40, and which Mr.. Wood admitted
he was the author Of We notice by card from
Mr.. Wood that he contends he was not cow
hided, as lis assailant failed in the attempt
We presume the public won't quarrel about
this nice distinction
DEpLoRABLE AFFAIR. We learn from the
Lynchburg Nirginian, that on Tuesday last, at
Appomattox courthouse, Wm. James McDear-
mon, deputy sheriff of that county, and most
estimabe citizen, was killed by Coleman G..
May, attorney at law, Formerly OF Staunton,)
who has been for some months resident OF APP
pomattox. May has escaped, and reward of
500 is offered for his apprehension. The act
is alleged to have been deliberate and without
proyocaton.
MAILS FOR THE STEAMER BRITANNIA The
Post Office Department, with view TO ac-
commodate the commercial community, will
despatch the mails for the steamer Britannia,
tomorrow, at s, P, NJ, from the South ferry,
New York-via the Long Island Railroad
Cars will be attached f1r the steamers passen-
gers and others.
FATAL ACCIDENTS. Mr.. Henry Jamison
was killed on Saturday last, whilst returning
from Frederick to tie Point of Rocks, by the
upsetting of his barouche. A son of Mr.. Jne'
Frantum, residing near Catectin, Md, was
killed last week by being run over by wagon.
MAYOR OF BosroN. The Wing conierees
have nominated Hon. Josiah Quincy as their
candidate for Mayor of Boston, in place Of the
late Mr. Davis. Mr.. Quincy has already filled
the Office.
CoLD IN BosroN. A Boston paper of Tues
day evening says "Tho mercury in the Their
mometer, this morning, was some l2 or 4 de-
glees below the freezing point
Bill OF MoRTALIrY. There were 81 deaths
in New York, last week-men Al, women SO,
boys 81, girls %.
TIE SALTPETRE QUEsTIoN. The City
Councils of New York have resolved to petit
ton the Legislature for law to prevent the
storage Of slltpetre in New York.
THANKS GIVING. Gov. Dodge, of Wisconsin,
has appropriated as a day of general Thanks
giving and Prayer, Wednesday the 18th of
December neXt.
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MUST RECEIVED-A variety OF SUNG
81 BOOKS, ALMANACS, PRINTS, TOY BookS,
and FRAMES i0xl4, wholesale and retaIi by
HUMPHREY MOORE,
No. 1853 Pratt ST. between Light and Charies
NJ b. Second hand Books bought and sold, or ex-
changed n29 eo3,
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DEAD. Ellis Potter, Esq, an old and res
pectod raerchant Of New York, died on Tues
day morning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

IRON BUSINESS IN WAREHAM. The Sand
glch (Mas5.) Observer contains an interesting
statement of the amount of iron manufactured
q Wareh1m. 1t seems that there are four
arge iron manufactures now IN operation, and
liza: a fifth is to be established. These foul
factories are capable of manufacturing about
$4,000 tons year of scrap iron into various
articles. This, at $40 a ton, will amount to nc
ass than Sl,4OS, 900 per annum. They con-
sslme about 10, 900 tons of coal, and give en-
Bloyment to about AS hands. Beside these es-
ADJUSTMENTS for working iron, there is fur
mace in operation for casting hollow ware, and
,sher articles, which turns out yearly about 600
sons Of castings, valued at $4,000. There are
geout / 80 nail tools at work, turning out an
aualiy 1000 tons Of nails, worth S360,ooo.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-29

.SUIcfpg. MIR. James Cameron, late Sheriff
OF Burlington county, Iowa, committed sui
eide few days ago,
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A CARD. PROFESSOR KING has returned
N from Ohio, and will re open his Institution for
the Scientific ana Philosophical instruction in Elocu
ton and the permanent cure of Staminerlng and alt
other impediments in Articulation, and human voice.
on MONDAY, December ID, 1915, at No. 63 Fayette
street, opposite the Assembly Rooms. S- cure is
guaranteed. Applications by mail, post paid, Will re-
of Nav uext n99 cows
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HUMPOREY MOORF,

No. 1873 Pratt-St., between Light and Charles.
". B. The above Books, and 1900 volumes of diff
ferent branches Of LITERATURE bought for cash
and will be sold at extremely low prices, n29-e O3t
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PosrAGE. tits said that the Postmaster
General intends to recommend an increase Of
postage, on account of the decrease in the post
rJce revenue during the present year. The
txppriment has not had fair trial. A dlmlnu-
ZION of postage was to have been expected tor
ile frs, ycar or two after the passage OF the
aw; bat it does not necessarily follow that
Chs decrease will be permanent More letters
g,ll undoubtedly be written with cheap than
with dear postage. The experiment has sue
gerded in England, and will no doubt be equal
y successful here, if persoyered ln-we there
uTe hope that Congress vii! not consent to
shange the present law.
Had the managers of rail roads and steam
boats adhered to their high charges, their pro-
SIS would not have been equal to what they
NO under the cheap system-ior the number
nj ne,sons who travel has been more than
suadIupcd by the reduced prices We have
an example of the effects of cheap rates in all
Of our principal cities, in the business done by
n,anihusses. At first the proprietors no doubt
lost money; but the small charge for riding
',sy Induced thousands to use omnbusses who
goud seldom employ carriage at the old
charges and the result s, that the number OF
,hese vehicles has not only greatly increased,
sut their owners are realizing handsome returns
;or their OUTLAWS. We might refer also to the
penny press and to the numerous cheap perl
slcals which are published, to illustrate the
8ct. that reduction of price operates an in
crease of profit by augmented demand And
xbv should this rule fail alone in its applca-
son 70 cheap postage! But if the post office
'egenue should prove insufficient to pay The
expenses of the department, and become per-
qaneat charge on the treasury, it would be
2e.ter than to resort again to the high postage
system The General Post Office was cstab-
ashed Tor public convenience, and not as IL
1ancial department of government, and should
therefore be made to bear as lightly as possible
apon the people. Under the old system it i'm
posed heavy tax upon men in business
much greater than the stamp tax, Of which SO
many complain-and it almost debarred the
poor from communicating with their distant
vh.ions and friends. We approve, then, the
cheap system under all circumstances, though
ae believe that it will, in time, furnish as
much revenue to the department as would be
obtained with higher rates of postage.
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TIE SALTPETRE QvEsrIoN. The City
Councils of New York have resolved to petit
ton the Legislature for law to prevent the
storage Of slltpetre in New York.
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mia FOR RENT. The Dwelling House
sE;!l No. l27 Mulberry street, between Paca and
ESiiH Green sts., will be reRied TO gentee family
III at 5000 per year. Ii is in good order, with
patent hydant in the yard. For further particulars,
apply at the Clipper office. nS9u
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A. GOODYEAR's

GOODYEAR'S
ag9gahszSsF PATENT RUBBER SHOES. ss~-aka
The subscribers, Agents for the manufacturers, are
receiving their fall supply of the above unequaed ar
ticle Of RUBBER SHOES, for Gentlemen, Ladies
and Misses comprising all the various styles of pokas
Sandals, Buskins and Slippers
lF3- Dealers supplied by the dozen on IA
vorabIe terms, by H. b. FIELD 4 co.
225 Baltimore street,
n29-eotD6'T I'd door below Charles.
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b5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhI2-ly