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BARNHILL'S lNDELlBLE INK

TENEIE superiority of this Marking Ink is now very
Il generally acknowledged by the Druggists ant
consumers OF the article IN Philadelphia and ~ York
a large number of whom have already tested il and
have pronounced 1t superior to any other ndeble
ink, whether of domestic or foreign make. The
whole process of marking may be completed in three
minutes, even at midnight If desirable. Notice the
following recommendations:
lNDELIBLE INK. Messrs. Potts, Linn & Harris,
No. 23k Market, above Fifth, manufacture and have
for sale, among articles in their line of business as
druggists, an admirable ink truly indeIibe.
1t will, by its beauty and the simplicity OF its use,
commend Itself to the regard of those who like set
mark upon their apparel, and would like that mark
neat and plain
From the editors of the North American of Mar l6j
irfelbie his We have ued some OF Barnhill's In
deblc Ink and cheerully recommend it to all those
wishing TO mark on linen or cotton. 1t runs freely
ana requires no previous preparation
II is for sale by Messrs. Potts Linz s Harris, No.
2i3a Market street
[Copy of an advertisement of April l9th.1
bdTnhlHs lndelibIe Ink. Just received supply Of
this celebrated Ink, and having tested thoroughly
am prepared to warrant it equal, if not superior, to
dl! hlaue III the United States, or Of the imported
ALEXANDER HARPER,
wholesale Druggist, Market-st., above 18th.
, copy OF an advertisement of April 9th
b@FHhIHs Superior IndeiiJie Ink, The subscriber
has received supply Of this valuable article which
n cohnhehuy recommends to the public as the very
best in the market. 1t is used without preparati1n
and produces jet black and indcble impression i
applied according TO directions.
EDWARD PARISHES
Drug aud Chemical Store
;. w. corner of 9Th and ChesnIt-sts
TF-A supply OF the above desirable article has been
received and is for sale by
STABLER CANDY, Wholesale Agents,
No. 100 Pratt street.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON. Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover-sts,
ISRAEL j. GRAIIAME, Retail Agents,
Corner of Baltimore and Eutaw-sLs.
~ The Agents are authorized TO refund the mo-
ney, in any case should it fail to give entire satstae
toh. tel0-2aw2m
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Report FROM THE Trustees OF THE NEW
York Cry DIsPENsARr. We copy the fol-
lowing statement of the number of persons adj
mitted into the Dispcnsaly for the past year,
from the report of the attending physician, as
published in the New York Express; and an
mex the explanatory remarks Of the editor of
that paper. This document EXHIBITS facts which
demand the serious attention of the American
people, as it shews conclusively, that they are
most severely taxed for the support of foreign
paupers. The places of nativity of applicants
= Il. Il L. tnll
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

a Parting Word 10 The Departing Magistrates
"To the victors belong the spoils,'' is now, we
believe, one of the cardinal doctrines of both
parties, for no sooner are the outs victorious,
than out 90 the inns, and in come the outs.
Such is the fate of politicians; and so long as
this principle is acted upon we can see no GOOD
reason why the outs should complain for it is
very evident that some one was removed to
make room for them. In taking leave Of the
present inCumbcnts we desire to return OUT
thanks for the many courtesies that, in our cali
inc as 'City Reporters" we have received at
their hands; for the pleasure which they always
took. in giving correct information in relation
to cases before them. The gentlemen who are
to succeed them, we doubt not, will extend to
us the same facilities; many OF them we know
nersonalIv to be men OF the same good stamp,
only differing as regards the politics Of the day.
To the retiring Justices OF the peace we wish,
health, happiness, and abundant prosperity.
Fire. Last night about half-past nine o'clock,
smoke was seen to issue from the premises OF
the dry goods store of James Coburn, in Balti-
more street few doors above Light. The fire.
men were soon upon the spot, and succeeded IN
subdu!ng the flames, inuring only few empty
boxes, that had been thrown in the yard.
Resignation and appointment. Isaac P. Ro-
berts has been appointed bailiff under the court,
and has consequently resigned his post as con-
stable for the llth ward
/ Tribute Of Respect. The shipping in the port
and other public places, are requested to have
their flags at half mast to-day, in memory of
Thomas Wilson, one Of our most extensive ship
ping merchants.
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autertran 3scplsDstcau,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, Fen. Is, ls45.

APPOINTMENTS AND CONVERSATIONS. Our
ANNAPOLIS correspondent states that the lists OF
Woodcordcrs, Lumber Inspectors, and Lime
inspectors, for this city, were confirmed by the
Senate Yesterday, but that he was unable to
ascertain the names Of the successful apph-
cants. We learn, however, by passengers from
Annapolis, that Nlr. Evans, of Fell's Point,
and Mr. Norwood, OF Baltimore county, are
the Lime Inspectors. The Lumber Inspectors
are the same as already published IN this pa
per. Only three of the Woodcorders, Mrs
Monroe Turner and Rainc are from this city
the names Of the rest, with the exception OF
Gustavus Barber of Annapolis, We have not
been able to ascertain. The list OF Justices OF
the Peace, as published some days ago, were
also confirmed, with the exception OF Allen
Elder, who was laid over for further consider
alton.
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THE President ELECT. The editor Of the
New York Herald processes to have been con-
hIcutly informed, through a correspondent or
reporter, who has accompanied the President
on his Journey to Washington, o.! the names of
the individuals who are to compose President
Folks cahinct but we have reason to believe
that MIR. Polk has not communicated his nten-
tons on this subject to any person. and that
the statement of the Herald must, therefore, he
Incorrect From what we have heard Of Mr..
Polk we do not think it likely that he would be
SO communicative as the Herald would have it
believed. In regard to his measures they have
probably been foreshadowed IN the addresses
which he has delivered since his election, and
they will be more clearly indicated in his in
augural address. All that the country can ask
or expect of Mr.. Polk is, that he will act in ac-
cordance with his declarations and be the pre-
sident not of party, or the clique of party,
but of the American people. Should he main
tain this honorable and independent ground,
we venture to predict, that he will be cordially
sustained in his administration by all parties
We sincerely hope that his course may be that
of an American patriot, who looks only to the
honor and prosperity of his country. The coun-
try is sick of violent and yindictive party con-
flicts, and desires the repose which it will be in
the power of the president elect to grant; and
we fervently hope that he may have the disPo-
stion to yield to the general feeling. 1t will be
much more glorious for himself and happy for
the nation than to lend himself to the interest
ed designs of ambitious individuals, who regard
him only as the instrument by which they are
to obtain power.
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q nNAEAM'S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH.
e@ 1919, Just received at No. lie NORTH ST. in
'l'"i,ce, nfailain 5 Ladies' and Gentcmen's Maya
Hhe ioi ha!ch, iSi3. This is truly glorious number.
n,a.. -, EMBELLISHMENTS:
"Alo'h W oman and AssiniIian Girl.
I, ie" near heLdedtown; beautiful Landscape
ne 1--we Letter
" .. c indian on Horseback Terms SO year,
80 :" GEMS 4" aih4e number Delivered in any part OF
"'H o''y OF nai'en TO me country free o charge
~ =. W inc nome ana Travellers Library, con
'".'s ltNt, ana we Gun OF Mexico; Or, Watching
a. 'G ~" npiiu' ny MIS- Houston. Price % cts;
'''''u O.. cents
"a lIate,, ,"r ftpruafy Terms s. year. or
~ .,l't" Ssie "ui''""t' Inc cheapest Medical Work
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IA, l845.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED.
Schr Home, Wilson, Norfolk, j. Corner s. Sons


Schr Home, Wilson, Norfolk, J. Corner s. Sons
ARRIVED,
Brig Gen. Pmckhey Hobbs, S days from Charleston,
Gotten, sc. TO John X. Randall-[in tow of steamer
Patapsco
BELoW-2 barques, 3 briggs and , schooners. IThe
steamboat Parapsco, Capt. VIM Mason, went down
this evening 10 tow then up
MEMORANDA
Baltimore pilot boat Sem, Shields, from a cruise,
arrived at Norfolk 18th inst. Reports the ships POca-
hontas, Higgins for Apaachicola; barques Margaret
Hugg, Litton, for New Orleans, and Elem Gill; for
Boston, all from Baltimore having gone to sea on
Tuesday last.
Brigs Baltimore, Brown, from Baltimore for Boston,
arrived ut Holiness Hole Sth ins and Dover, Smith,
from do. for do. do 9th.
Schr Chester, Otis, for Baltimore, cleared at New
Orleans 9TH inst.
Schr T. R. Bottom, Travers, for New York, cleared
at ST. Marks LIST inst.
Schr Mary, Cook, from Baltimore, arrived at New
buryport LIST inst
schr Rochester, Clark, from Baltimore, arrived at
New York 10th inst
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3 L. n A n a c..
NJ AR RIED

On the l2th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Jarboe. JOS Mt.
NJ. HALL To Miss SOPHIA Il. CHILD, all OF thus city.
On the 9Th inst. 10y thu Rev T.. y. Lennon, Y ATH-
ANlEI MCkNEw to Miss MIaEA BAKER, all of ths eiiy
At Trinity Church, Georgetown, d. c.. on the 3rd
inst by the Rev. p. O'FIannagaa, JOHN T. CRow OF
the Georgetown Advocate, to Mss CHLoE ANN A.
BOUCHER, of that place,
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o. CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING .,
every description, executed with great espatch At No
ia BALTIMORE 5TREET-srch
MAMMOTH HILLS Much larger than any on"
"a "''"N office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG.
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, 81. Il.
Indeed !: il needless to eaumerate, a. We are pos
sessed of facilities for dong work in every Sye and in
Il manner unsurpassed in This city
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u I +, ID

On the llth Of February, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and tprly-five, LAURA
FRANCES JrDELiN, daughter of Andrew Francis Jude
Lin, jr aud Mary Ratch, departed this life, aged 3
years and 20 days. Suffer little children 10 come unto
me and forbid them hot, tor such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven.
On the 18th inst. EDWARD McHENRY, sem, in the
SOD year of his age.
On the 18th instant, at the residence of her uncle
Captain John GatChell, Miss HANNAH ANN DAVIS,
daughter of Josiah Davis, ESD, of Alex audra ID. c.
On the 18Th instant, ALBERT only son Of J. M. and
Olivia Kimberly aged 81 months.
AT the Mission house. savanna Grande Island of
Trimadad on the Both Of Dec, 1874, the Rev DAVID
GoRDoE, a Missionary from the Associate Presby-
terrain church in this country.
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BIENNIAL SESSIONS. Pie bill before the
House Of Delegates, to change the ConstItu-
tion so as to have biennial instead Of annual
sessions of the legislature, is made the order Of
the day for Monday next. This is an important
bill, and if adopted, will effect large saving
to the public treasury and much useless Iegs-
lation. We are convinced that the public in
tcrcsts would be greatly promoted by the adop-
ton of the measure, more particularly II the
legislature will transfer to the county author-
ties power to transact all business OF strictly
local nature 1t is known that matters OF this
character are always referred to the dele
gates Of the county which requires legislative
action, and could certainly be much more APP
propratcly determined by the county commits
sioncrs, or other local authority. We hope
that the bill viii pass, end the proposed altesa-
ton of the Constitutions be mad"
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER St CO.,
No. 5 Holiday street.

TayIiE ENSUING WEEK. LOTTERIES
a The following are the high capital prizes in
each Our patrons and others residing at a distance
will please favor with their orders in time so that
we may have the pleasure of mailing them capital,
or at least handsome prize in return,
sl2, O00, MONDAY, tickets So
81. 900, TUESDAY, tickets 81 so.
100000, WEDNESDAY, tickets $40.
1000, THURSDAY tickets S5.
$4,000 FRIDAY, tickets 50.
SIS, 900, SATURDAY, tickets SO.
Packages in the above will come at SO 90 50, 40,
So 49, 100 TO SAo EACH and comprise all the numbers
in the lottery.
For the capitals, alwa' address your orders to
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
II Baltimore, Nd.
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From the Philadelphia Daily Sun. !

APRIL l0th, lSi4
Nj John A. CentrcH.-Dear Sr,--Havins been af-
hcted for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of hone came out.
which partially destroyed my speech. Through kind
Providence, and your Medica.ad Syrup Of SarSapG--
la, am now restored to perfect health, aud my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when d
boy.
thought it duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected TO make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tentn and Coates Street.
{E5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tall in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green streets, at the S. w of west Baltimore
and Grcen-sts fel2
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EGYpriAx NEUROLOGICAL LECTURES. We
cannot too strongly recommend to our readers
especially the scientific and literary, the course
of lectures about to be delivered in this city, by
Geo. r. Glddon, Esq, on Egyptian Antiqui-
ties, during which genuine specimens from the
cabinet of Col. NJ. |. Cohen, Of this city, will
be orally explained to the audience. As this
;s the last course of lectures Mr.. G. can deliv-
err here previous to his departure from the
country, and as it affords all unusual opportu'
nitv to become acquainted with antiquarian
discovery and research, we feel confident that
the Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening next,
when the first lecture Of the course is to be
delivered, will be crowded with the literary
and scientific Of our city.
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wn in the following tables :

Only 5,O46, it will be seen, were Americans,
and it is estimated that 1000 OF these were the
children of foreigners, leaving, in fact, only
one thousand (out of the seventeen thousand)
natives, and these mostly blacks. No table has
ever been presented that illustrates more fully
from whence America derives her pauperlsm
tnan this. Ii Is an astounding fact that our
Aims Houses, Prisons, Dispensaries, and Be-
nevoent Societies are kept up, almost wholly,
for the benefit of foreign paupers and criminals,
and it is high time that efficient measures should
be adopted to check these alarming and grow
inc evils. 1t will be recoectcd that there are
two other (the Northern and Eastern Dspen-
sarics from which no reports are yet made
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G3-I'NIVERSALioT CHURCH Fourth Lecture.
Rev, Mr.. SHR!GLsY win preach IN the second l'niver-
sast Church, Calvert street, TOMORROW tSun-
day at II O'Clock A. NJ; and n o'clock, 7. NJ he
viii deliver the fourth Lecture on Jerusalem and the
Jews. Subect-''A Description OF Modern and An
clcnt Jerusalem." u
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r3-POPULAR LECTURES The neXt lecture Of
the course in the English Lutheran Church, Leying
ton street street, will be delivered on MONDAY EVE
MING, l7th inst, AZ = O'Clock, by the Rev Dr. Mon
RIS. Subiect-''A geological tour 20 the centre Of
the earth-ilIuSuated by numerous large diagrams and
10 be had ut the door. felJ Ct
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0I3- GEN. DUFF GREEN, 50 well known a the
editor of 'srhc Republic" of New YORK. is referred
for the truth OF the following Gen. Green assert
ed in IA uubc place thar lie mad used Hays Imminent
for the Piles, aud that the effect was astonishing; and
that he felt il his duty make known, far int his
power, to his suffering fellow men, that such eX-
traoTdinary article was N existence. He said he
would checyt1Itly tend his and aid in extending
It's usefulness" This Is but one Of MAJ safely
say, hundreds, Who will give like testimony Buy
only of Comsock, No. Month Fifth street. Phii1dc
phia at the corner OF Hanover and Baltimore
Baltimore. It
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LETTER BAss UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOFS.
For Guardianship Richard Anderson, 20th inst
For Bremon-Ship Schiller, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso and Guayaquil-Barque Hortensia
despatch.
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~ SUPPLY YOURSELVES WITH CHEAP
GOODS. Steel Pens 6! cents per doz with holders;
Sealing Wax and Waters, cheap; RazorS % and 81 !
each Scissors 10 aud 25 n pair Lamp Shears new
arcIe) low prices ladies' Mits and cts. pei pair;
Jet Hair and Breastpins only and -! cents; Spool
Cotton 10 c cnts dozen; Tapes, Pins, Needles, SC.
Soaps in varieties aud at low prices; Suspendcrs eas
tc) only % cts pair; Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes,
sc in the greatest varieties Jet Buttons suitable for
children's clothing, al and doz; China Cologne
Bottles of beauul styles, only Is cts each with va
rieteS of other goods receiving and running off at low
prices for cash aud no abatement.
10 Right on the corner of Market aud Charles-sts
frl4-2tt MORTIMER y MOWBRAY.
MA BOY WANTED. Wanted, q boy from Is
to II years Of age learn the Drug and Apothecary
business-n0ne need apply unless they can come well
recommended Apply at this Office. fel3-4t
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SAILING DAYS OF TIE STEAM SHIPS.
FROM LIVERPOOL. PROM AMERICA.
Hibcmia, Feb. 4. Mar
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AVA ID. KING.

MEJ d. hING.
W. PROFESSOR OF ELOCUTION
Has removed his Institution, for the scientific and
Philosophic Instruction in elocutipn, the permanent
cure OF Stammerine ard all other defects in the ut
telance and voice, to No. q EAST FAYETTE- ST,
al Mrs. DlFFENDERFFER'S, opposite the Assembly
Rooms, Professor Kings stay in Baltimore is limited
20 three months.
guaranteed. liz
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=
TDN-STS., No, 3D. A MuSlins at s! cents; Al
French Chntz 1876 best fast color Madder Prints c.;
Alpaca Cloths 25 Irish Linens 81; Linens I2!; Bed
Ticking 10; French Chusans 20 Is; Mouse de LANES
l2t, lS3 %; Flannes, all wool, lS3; fine blue Cloth
Sl.2j mkt CasSmeres Sl EassnttS 37b cents; wide
peting Is cts; Al Venan do 81; Thread Edginps
81; new style Ribbons l2t, Together with large
assortment of fancy Silks; Hosiery French Merimoes
Cashmere d'Ecossc; Thbet's Wool Nous de Lame
and Cashmere SHAWI.S, of all cOlors and sizes;
SILK Nelrets; Merino and Satin Fesngs: blue black
invisible green, blue and other coors OF Broad Cloths
tG7- To be sold by
fel5-tus3t +, C.. DJTRCHU AITsFN
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CaARGl FOR COMMISSIONS. It had escaped
our observation or recollection, that the legis'
la,.rc had passed law at December Session,
1913, requiring that commissions to the OH
Ger, of the Safe shall be paid for on delivery
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THE MUSEUM. Mr. Peale's efforts in pre-
senting matters of entertaipment continue to
be avorably patronizcd A good bill is pre-
sented for tonight.
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&A.NOn FOR ONLY g. AT THE
W. vi 0VSY&H EYER LUCkY PRIZE OF
nAoYLM,s GRAND CAPETAL PRIZE

HAORLE'S GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
Ell DEPOT, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the
Railroad Depot next door to Bradshaw's U. States
llotel) Purchase Il ticket at D0ye's if you want a
priZeand if you want TO secnre fortune 90 in for a
package. Last week sold at this lucky spot nine
three No tickets in packages 2whoes of $1,000 each,
and halves, one of 4eO, and the other of 5000 and
the balance IN packages of quarters, besides several
prizes sold in single tickets Don't neglect the OPP
portuny offered this week to call and get of the
splendid prizes.
FRIDAY capital prize $1,000, tickets $2aa, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY. capital $1,000 tickets 81 90, shares in
proportion Certificates Of packages of whole tickets
will be issued at $2; halves Sc; quarters So M. Doyie
has sold the capital prize in this iavoie scheme nie
times; and he intends selling it next Saturday send
on your orders early.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons WHO put-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety OF lucky numbers, ~
the package, single ticket, or share All orders, PER
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
IL fri Opposite u. & O. k. X. Dep1t.
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ali CTS. MORE MOUSLIN DE LANES.
II ~ Another invoice OF De LANES at l25 cents
And one lot do G.
Received at HANWARD'S Cheap Store.
Also, 500 yds. heavy unbleached SHEET1NG, yard
wide, only g. cts.
More of those fine Long Cloth MUSLINS at 10 C.
Fancy green BAlZE from auction, only IL! cts.
Solid head American PINS, 81 a paper
HOSIERY l25 cts; Parsons Spool Cotton Soc doz.
CRASH g. yd.; Brown Holland l2t cts.
Chdren's woisted CAPS, 81 cts. each
Childfen's Lambs wool HOSE. 1871 cts.
COi'd CamhrIcs 3. yd.; Caiicoes d! yd. &c
No. 20 HOWARD ST, Sd door from Fayette.
v. B. Goods from Auction received weekly. Cash
meres, Alpacas, SC. selling off at cost. fel5
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ns- Mr.. GEORGE r. GLIDD0N will commence
NEw course of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, and elucidaed by specimens Of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics. from NJ. J. CoHEN's Cab-
net at the Masonic HALL, st. Paui's-st., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at y O'Clock. N3- The
course will he continued or Feb 90 u, -, and Mar
3D., 9th and Sth.
NC TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale al the bookstores o
! Robinson, No l42, T. p. Cook, No. 76, Armstrong
& Berry, No. 1866. Knight s. Colburn, No 26, Cush-
lug s. Brother No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz s.
Taylor, No. - North street. at Barnum's Hotel, and
the Masonic Hall. GentIemen's Tickets Sl!, ady's
for the course; single admission 80 cts. tell-tf
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BuRToN's THEATRE-FRoNT-sT 1t will be
seen by advertisement that Mr.. Burton has
deemed it prudent to suspend entertainments
during the present inclement weather The
Theatre will be opened again in a few days,
with an accession of performers, and an entire
chance of entertainments.