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DR. SWA YVES COMPOUND SYRUP OF
81 Wild CHERRY, THE GREAT REMEDY

ak. SWASNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
az Wild CHERRY, THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR CONSUMPTION,
This "CGlcbrated Remedy has Dnyy nv ia intrin-
SIC Virtues, acquired Celebrity which can never be
shaken by The many quack "hostruIn. >, vim which
The country abOund7. The public ar. fast Iearning
that this IS The only remedy thai can be relied rpo1
Tor the SpGCdy ana permanent cure of all Diseases nj
the Lungs. Wherever persons are atFllcrd ,,t,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting OF Blood, Asthma Dronchi,
lis, Inflammation et the Lungs, Difficulty of nrro;h
ing, Soreness and Pain in the Chest Croup and he
r1ngement Of the Liver, Broken CnnsiiIlIi,on &c
this medicine will be found an Invaluable rpmiJv -
II - literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land
wherever 1t - introduced and hOcOmes known all
Others dWiuGe Mo insigniGcauCc; the public have
been ''humbuggcdn long enough, and now irso,t ~
q medicine which, the testimony Of the most smirc-.
phylci in The land has placed above the reach M
criticism. ltrCqurcs no bOlstsng up by PUBLISHING
colinns Of forged ceTihCatGs-hnl it is enough TO lei
the public know where II can re obtained and one
trial will convince all Of its sreat efficacy in curing
those distressing daeascs above Named, which have
JaiH&d the skill of tbs learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. D2. 5vvAYSE'S GrMPOVND SYRtP oy
WILD GERRY, was the first preparation from that
valuable tree, that was ever Introduced to the pubio
and angie proof is afforded of its success, by the
country being flooded with "Balsans, :" "Candips -
and "NllSinres" of Wild Cherry not one of which is
prepared by regular physician. Therefore, the pub
nc should be on their guard and not have worthless
mlElife painted upon their for the oRICI9AL and GEN
utNE preparation, which - only prepared by Doctor
SwAYSE, at the N. w. corner OF EIGHTH X RACE
SITS, Philadelpha.
For sale by regularly apponted Agents in all the
principal towns IN the Unittd States.
baltimore .fgsnts-I +. Cook, No. &c Baltimore ST.;
Siahler Candy, Pratt street wharf; ]. w. & r. w
Davis, No. ga Baltimore street.
District 8sents--R Farnham, Washngtcn, D, c,
WIN. Stabcr Il Bro, Alexandra. ID. c.. George NJ
SothorOn, Georgetown, olG.tAp6r
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FwT0 THE PUBLIC. JULES HAUEL begs
"a leave to inform the publlc generally not 20 con
found his prepr1 TticnS citA all the noStTuns of The
dny, As many pntis in newspaper advertising articles
which bear false and fictitious Names and in some
cases decorate themselves Doctors, or Chemists
when the truth is, they hardly know the meaning OF
the words.
MY NYNPH OR INDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS TO render the skin sol!
aud fair.
MY DEPILATORY POWDER to remove the SUI
periious hair from the face.
My EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RES TOGATIEE, 4
certain preventative nom BalGne S.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE for in
Nantnne0Hs'y changing Gray or Red Hair to an eXqui-
site fine Black, Brow Il or ChPsnut color.
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which is
highly approved 0f--a person shave with the
creates ease aud comfort.
NV CNRiVhLLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE,
which is universally sought after for the peary white
ness IL gives to the teeth without the slightest injury
33- 70 caution the public, will gpGruntyto the
purchaser that each article possesses properties
dscrbe to the above, under forfeit of returning the
moncyIf it fails, Will those VINO pirate so much
about the quality of their articles far rs this
secure the public against imposition? For sale whole
sale or retail, at JULES HaUEL'S,
Practical Chemist and Perflmer, I6 ). THIRD ST.
below Chestnut street.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
n. N. Robinson corner Gay and Saratoga streets; J.
B0ury, 2J0 Baltimore street; Mortimer i MOwbray,
Baltimore and Charles streets; Thos r. Harrison, 253
Baltimore ST.; +. Hickey Sons, 247a Baltimore ST.;
A. CrOyeau, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman s. Rodgers,
l73 Baltimore ST.; S. &. Winchester, los Baltimore
more and Harrison sls JAS P. Dc Lacour, $50 Bat-
more ST. NJ $. Thompson, Howard and Fayette sts.s
T.. L. Rodgers Howard ST. helOW Fayette; J. w. Bar
ry 4 Co Baltimore and Pearl SITS. ol4-tuthsR,3m
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GtRIGAT ATTRACTION AT Y. PULVER
GH MACllERS LACE EMPORTUM


between Hanover and Charles SITS.
PULVERMy4CUER has Just returned from NJ
York. and will open this day, very splendid and well
selected assortment of FALL GODDS-srch rs
200 CATIONS of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment OF plain Mantua do
do de- Satin do
Several cartoons Of bread LACES and EDGlNl,S
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment Of LislG Laces and Edgngs
300 doz. Bai0uS best qualify OF KID GLOVES
full assortment of Ladies' silk lose and Gloves
One case OF Green BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black italian SILK, for Ladies' Scarfs
and Capcs.
Tareton Muslins, in all prevailing shades; Orgaadie
for dresses; plain Swiss, Jaccouet and Cambria Mus
lins Bishop Lawns; Book MuslinS; Nansack, Victoria
Lawns, &c. A succession Of needle worked inside
lIandkerches; plain and worked Pocket Handker
chiefs; needle worked nspitings and Eduings; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren's Dresses. Country merchants and Miliners are
invited TO call and examine this splendid stock of
goods. ole tf
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4 ,sGersrGG %gG3}&D;G2@rt,
AND BALTIMORE CLlpfEE.



,,..,...,.. p,,,,,s Thu rro;cct
90 n,,,hIsr,.,,.,., limo IF Packets, TO run be
,,,.,,., p,l,.,..,-,. and I,vcrnooI has bccn fro
,,.,,l,. ,,,,.l a,.,j ,I,o dpsirc for lie ,c,o.,-
'li.r.Ioo, I,..., ,.,,or,a,ocd The ADVANTAGES
,,r.. ,I,. ,,,.,n,s or baltimore from
..,,L limo ,,c o,v;,p. and WE prr therefore
l,.-., ,.,,,,, tia, A,oor;,,,, or ,,os,orIor
e,,l,,, l,. hoc, JoyisoJ cr ,,,o os,,bI,sb-
man. a. O.. lima nr paolo,.sb;rs IF ,bour GOO
..... ,,r,,c,, 70 r,, ro,,,,or,,, ho,,cco This ci
f., and r,tyrIpoo} q nor,ct Io,ytn, each city
nm tr,e Ist of eyery rno,,h. o,j from the name
of the onterprisjpr gentleman proposed as the
agent rs well ,s those ON ,be adylsatory COM
,nit,ae. we have NO doubt. not only of its sue
cessrul commencement. but Of lis ultimate pro-
Ct to all copcor,oJ
Nyo r,rtI,o. lo,ro ,b,t snhscrintion list will
r,o ,,,,,o,, -, r.,. ,,,,s and merchants waited
ON for ,l,,r snbscriptjous It IS desirable that
all oc our dry roods hardware and quecnswarc
,mpor,ors and dealers should he Interested in
This cn,eroris,. jpasmuch as their interests can
MT Gil To he greatly benefited. Indeed il is
difficult to say who will not be benefited there
by. Tn, establishment of this line will bel
speedily followed by lines of Packets to the
South; and when these are once established on
P, proper bas5-and it has been recently shown
that without the one we cannot permanently
nave the otAcr-wc may confidently look for a
great increase of business Baltimore is ia
yorite city with the South, and our Southern
neghbors are Gcsirous Of sending us their cot
toq. rice and Naval stores, but lce haze no rent
for hcnL They arc likewise anxious TO buy
their dry goods, queens"are hardware, grocc-
ries, &C. in this city.
The receipts of all kinds of produce from the
great West are yearly increasing. liverpool
now affords a market for the beef pork, lard,
cheese, flour, wheat and tobacco which is daily
pourino in upon us;-and what market is bet
ter ono than this for the shipment of these ar,l-
clcs direct? Already vast Quantities of them
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{57- MASONIC NOTICE. Al the members and
cE-members 81 Amicahle Lodge, No. %, and all
to the recent unjust and unprovokeG Movement of
the Grand mGscr OF The Grand Lodge of Mary land,
and also that Of the Grand Stewards Lodge0 are
most hhrctonately invited to meet al Union Han,
corner of fnrolattS alley aud Baltimore streets. on
FRIDAY EVENING. l7th inst, at = O'Clock, 10 take
5hto consideration the outrage ,commiued by those
tunctonareS IN sHspendlng innocent aud uuO-
Tending Lodge composed Of upwards Of forty mem
beers, without hearing, or telling them of what OF.
fence they had been guilty.
ol5-3t' DAVID PARR, W,N
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FRoNr-sr. THEArRE-Taira Night Of The French
O0era. The grand opera Of ''La Muet.e De P0ttica
Uhe Dumb Girl of Porteei) hasanello" will be pro-
duced tonight with all the magnificent costdme,
snlendd appointments, aud other grand effects pecu
liar to this celebrated musical composition. Lovers
of music would do well to avail themselves of this
opportunity, this iavofite piece cannot be repeated.
For cast of characters see advertisements
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FREMoNr's EXPLORING EXPEDITION MIR. J.
B. Keller, eco Baltimoro-st., has laid upon our
table, the highly interesting Narrative of the
Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains
in the year 1912, and to Oregon and North
California in the years lS43 and l844-by Cap
tain j. c. Fremont"
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|7-GRAN0 DIVlSION-SONS OF TEMPER
ANtE. Ph" ANNUAL CoMMv:HC ALTON will be held
ut Union Hall, conner of Baltimore street and Ttlp0-
let's alley, on THURSDAY EVENING, oct. 10th,
at O'Clock. is desirable to have iuli attendance
as the election OF officers for the ensuing year will
take place. by order,
ol52l TnOMAs Z. sEFFREYS, G. :.
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1t will be seen by the above returns of the
votes for Mayor Of Philadelphia, that Col
Swiit's majority over Mr.. Keyser is All, and
over Col. Page 1915. AS he has not a ajoF-
ty over the whole number the Councils will
have to elect Mayor. The wings have de-
cided majority in the Councils.
THE COUNTY.
Southwark has given about 500 majority
for the Natives over the Democrats. The vote
for Commissioner stands-Native 1923, demo-
crat l64l, wing 800. Last year for Congress:
Native $50, democrats 1906, wing SAT.
Kensington has given 81 majority for the
Natives. Last year for Congress 4GS.
Spring Garden has given about $50 MAORI
tv for the Native District Commissioners, Last
year it gave 1914.
Unincorporated Northern Liberties lS2 ma
joritv for the Democrats.
Moyamonsing has given 3lS majority for
the Democrats On District Commissioners
about 100 majority for same ticket,
Northern, Liberties has given 443 plurality
over the Native candidate for the Democratic
Mayor, and elected the Democratic District
Commissioners by G5S. The Native Mayor
was elected last year by 4 few votes.
In West Philadelphia the Democratic majo-
rity is %; in Lower Dublin no; in Kingscssng
SO; in Blockley II; in RoXborough ls5; Ger
mantown $50; South Penn 1875; and Bristol 40
The polls were kept open until 10 o'clock at
night, and consequently the full returns from
the county have not reached US. The result
for the various officers voted for jointly by the
city and county is doubtful The contest is
between the Native Americans aud Democrats,
The wings have carried Lancaster county,
electing their whole ticket by maioritiGs rang
ing from 400 to 500 over the Natives
Delaware coenty has gonefor the democrats.
GEORGIA ELECTION. Returns from II coun-
! , ,o, IL, g
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1S EGh 6SN HALE TICKET, one

3S SD GSsb M ~ 'he s TtoK p5Ts. one ne
yesterdays lottery, besides $500 aud lots of small
prizes were sold and mailed to customers by the ever
lucky FLETCHER & co. No. Holiday st. Here
are the drawn Nos. class ID, lowest p izs 81.
CO 90 So 43 II 10 70 81 81 81 a.
THIS DAY, $40 900, $4,000, $780, 10 of $1,000, 20
of sdOO, sc 70 Nos, IA ballots-Tickets 50 halves
81, qrs 81. Tomorrow 100000 for So and on Sat
urday The small Fry lottery, capital SiOO0-tckes 81
and package only 80 Is each.
Orders meet Instant attention, Citizens and stan-
gers are invited to step in at Office where they
will fnd packages and tickets in every variety of
combination. Address
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
IL Agents for the Managers.
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dIg- DR.. ELIJAH PRATT'$ PATENT ARTlFE-
ClAh NiPPLES-Pateuted jay 4tN, lSi5-~ls now
offered 10 the public for the inst time N this city,
q certain TeHsedy in the following distressing cases.
VIZ: Where the nipple is entirely wanLhg-or beirg
inverted, or where il has Off by the child uurs-
ing upon it-whele it is GycOrialed sore, or The
chId'S mOuh is In aIl the above the child
will nurse with perfect ease to itself ana the mother.
The names Of a number OF medical men, who have
applied it in practice, ana have given TIE proprietor
permission to refer 10 them, may he appica-
ton to ROBERTS y ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets,
oS-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

EBEUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
L LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tab|ished in 1910, and awarded the Medal Four First
Premiums and Two Highest Honnrs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re
specvely, for the iost beautiful coored Daguc1re3
types, and best apparatus exhibited.
2h5 BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jswery Store.
Pennsylvania AVENUE, Washington city,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
No. Isl Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
lac Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
- Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 4th aud Chestnut sts, ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
o. PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
DC Apparatus Instructions, and all Materials fu:
nished.
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do Olaf
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MUSEUM. Another excellent bill at this favorite
place Of amusement TIC glorious farce of the Irish
Lion is repeated for the last time; The engagement
of Mr. Brougham, Miss Nelson, and Mrs Timm, is
drawing TO close, no doubt lui; houses viii attend
10 the termination,
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MErHoDlsr CHURcH SouTH. a small socie
ty belonging to the Methodist E. Church of
Cincinnati, who woIshipped in Judge Burke S
Church, Vine-st, have resolved to join the
Southern division, as organized by the Conven-
ton which met at Louisville a few months
since. This is done, they say, in consequence
of the recent action of the Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois Conference, which have refused to be
governed by the decision of the General Con-
teren ce.
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ny OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No. IL, for lci5:

O9 % % IS I } IS IS : , 81 I 4
80 aud SO, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
% and -, being the aud All drawn Nos each 10
u and ID, being tAe jth ana 9th; - and e, be-
ing the ith and 9Th drawn Nos. each 30
q and 81, being the Oh and 10Th; or and 30, be-
ing the ION and lth drawn Nos, each 20
All having two ut the drawn Nos. Oh them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos, on, -
FronH the Old established Hoase of
1t EMORY, No. , y. Ca!vert-st.
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[f3- TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Gard respectfully informs the public that he
has returned from Delaware, and is ready TO devote
his pen on any subject connected with literature or
science in prose or poetry. Ge may be found at the
Washington University of Baltimore, or adore sed
through the Posoice (post paid, enclosing remune-
ration. He will write oraiOnS, lectures, inscriptions
for tombs advertisements carriers addresses songs,
pieces for Albums, sc. &c., as we'll as literary tales
and essays. $3.50
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. Joel Parker, LII.
D, has been recently appointed Professor of
Legal Medicine, and Ira Young the Appleton
Professor of Natural Philosophy. There are
264 students.
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CoMPoUNDINo A FELONY. Mr. shepherd
Knapp, tho President of the Mechanics DAHk,
New York, has been held to bail in the sum o.
$1,000 for compounding felony
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CONGRESSIONAL REPoRrs. The proprietor
and proprctors agents of the magnetic tele-
graph, have it in contemplation to employ a
number Of competent persons as Congressional
correspondents and reporters of the New York
nrnSS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We received the Phil
adelphia election returns yesterday, in advance
Of the mails, by the admirable express of
Messrs Adams & Co., for which they have our
thanks
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NgANsEIELD 4As, by Miss Austin. pric

& SANsFIELD A>AS, by Miss Austin. Price
1y@ % cents.
The ExpeCtant, BY Miss Pickering. % cents.
Inc Horse Thief, the Maiden End the Negro
~ cents, job ''aude's Dinner Table Hafangues;
l24 cents. Alice Marvin, or the Fisherman's Dlugh-
ter; l2A cts. The Honey Moon, play. by J. TObn;
The Wife; Fazio; Gichelieu; Rule wife and have a
wife, and many others, at -! cts. each.
Guitar Music, five popular Songs-"Give cot
III the valley lovr;" Switzer Song of home; Has
thy heart known change, love? III watch for thee;
] saw thee weep. Price ~ cents.
Thirty kinds OF Plays, Farces, sc. sc.
e. A. HlNCKLEY, JR 2sl4 Baltimore ST.
GAS nf Mr(lIa
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BAPTIST CoNvLNroN. A general Conven-
ton of the Baptist denomination of the United
States is to be held at the Mulberry st. Taber-
nacle, in New York, on the third Wednesday
of November next The special object of the
meeting will be to make such alterations in the
constitution Of the Convention as have been
rendered necessary by the Withdrawal of the
sonthern churches from their connection with
II on account of the slavery question. Rev. DR..
Scars Professor of Newton Theological Semi
uarv. will preach on the occasion
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JIF-MARYLAND INSTITUTE o. EDUC ATION.
The Institute viii met 1T half past o'c oCk, T. NJ
on FRIDAY, l7th instant, at the Rooms of MIR. DA-
SHELL, Light street. ,F The discussion on the sub
Ject OF Chemistry As Common School study, post
)oned nom the last meeting, WllI take place. The
discussion viii be o?cnrh by Prof FOREMAN.
IT. Il CONNOLLY. Rec. SEC.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS:
CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.

CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TaSHUMAS BECK, No. So CENTRE MAR
81 KET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling of his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETlNGS at FAC
TORY PRICES-such as Imperial Three ply'S extra
super Inerans, fine and common Iaglans, wool FIN
ishing aud Cotton Stair CARPEIlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS. DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, sc. sc. All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, are requested to make
inquiry ut any Carpet store in Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpeting, &C., and then call at NO. 90
MARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for LESS MONEY.
NIB. RAG CARPETING, ofmy own Manufacture,
a splendid article, at very low prices. o4-lm'
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GEORGIA ELECTION. Returns from II coun-
ties show wing majority of 1895, The wings
have the Legislature on Joint ballot.

MrLLERIsM. The celebrated Joshua v.
Hines, the founder Of the Miller Tabernacle in
Boston, and leader of the deluded mortals who
believed in the destruction of the world in lS43,
has been, says the Halowell (Me.) Gazette
IN these parts Of late. He came
down from Boston, or Whereabouts, for the pur-
pose ofattending Miller Camp Meeting held
IN the town of China a week or two since, and
spent the last Sabbath in this place. lie held
forth during the day and evening at the YES
try of the Universalst Chapel Hines has ev-
identity got hold of another string, and is pull
ling now for the grand catastrophe at some flu
ture time. We understand that he contends
that the difference in calculations of chronoo-
gers carries the time forward to l647, which is
the utmost limit, and beyond which no time is
recorded or provided for by chronology. 1t is,
therefore, assumed that as all former fixed peri
DDS have proven false, the latest point indicated
by chronology must be the point.
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TENNESSEE. The Legislature of this State
met on lhc 18th inst, b. Campbell, dem. was
elected Speaker Of the house. The Senate
ballotted for a Speaker three days, when final
Iy Mr.. Watterson, dem. was elected on the
lSSlh ballot,
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SUDDEN DEATH. George Ankeny, Esq,
member of the late Ohio Legislature, from
Knox county, was found dead in his own door
yard, few days since.
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NJ Office. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias is
Ia sued by Dennis Sp eeny, of the Justices of
the Peace Of the State of Maryland in and for Balti-
more city, at the suit of Josiah ID. Whitaker against
the goods and chaltes lands and teneents of Robert
*, Hunt, to me directed, have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate at law and in equity of The said Robert X. Hntt,
.Sa1s IN aHd To two two story Brick HOUSES, So
i,Sis in Jefferson street, between Eden and ljITf
~%s@ Carone-sts. tsouth sideD No 79and 81 "i.taSa
And hereby give notice, that on the 9Th day of
November &eAt, AT O'Clock in the afternoon on tGe
premises, | will offer for sale the said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by public auction TO
the highest bidder, for cash.
ol6-thds3tt DAVID POLLARD Constable
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,G7'- BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPART
MENr. The regular monthly ineellng % the stand
ing Committee will he helt at Civ Hall THIS Cfhurs
day. EVENING, at %, lock. ny order,
1t JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
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f7- H. $. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench S. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will he sold, by wholesale and retail, low as
any Importer IN thi. or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varieeS-suCh as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties
FRAMES re-Pt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, al
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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GtABPET TACAs. supply Of TIMED
y TACkS fer Carpetiug- Ist received and for sale
low for cash. At TIE odgiGal Furnishing Warehouse of
ALFRED Il. REP, No. 33j BatmOre-st.
ol5-df 2nt Tin Store above Howard st.