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sc9-oolt 70 ~ G,cenc street.
,;;, ggsEs4ss FARMS FOR SALE. One Of 100
.#S;;I crrs, handsomely ,iluattG, i; mites uut the
Aj,E,tn York Turnpike, with ryccirnt aud spacious
M.liiN- Buldin!s.
! ct 10 acres ! miles on same road, with superior
improvements Of every kind.
of II acres On the old Frederick road, moderate
Improvements, price low.
OF 242 acres ON the same road, g. miles frou the
cIty, with very good bulIdngs-handsomc silualio".
OF 3l6 acres, near Op ng's Springs, niles from
Baltimore, near the OHO Railroad. Improvements
moderately gpud-GrChard Of 1000 Cherry and Fruit
lrees-WiIi b" sold bargain.
| OF 40 acres, on Ekridge, Howard District, with
excellent improvements, SC.
OF u acres, oa the Bcl-Air road, good Improve
mems
Of 3l5 acres, near Rock Hall, on Chester lIvrr,
good lmprovcmcnts-wIl be sold cheap or exchanged
for Town property.
OF D. and lGj acres, ) miles out Hartford road
moderate buildings, cheap.
nt 16D and 200 acres IL miles out Frederick road,
with good h0iidngS, to exchange tor city property.
1T 1o3 acres, on Middle River Neck, splendid I'M
prevents.
Of LOG acres, and good buildings, 6 miles out on
the YORK Road.
Of l31 acres, in Cecil county, with splendid build
ngS.
Several IN virginia, several on the Eastern Shore
oil Maryland, and many Others not named.
Those desNous to purchase viii do well to call Oh
Il. BOND or G.. GELBACH,
seq Prop rty Agents.
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rENHE WORLD CHALLMNGEp!-MON

"a STROUS ENCITEMENT!! We announced
yesterday the sale of the lst aud Bird capital prizes in
The Md. Cons Lottery, eX No. |, drawn Sept. 4th-
Now we have the qualification TO inform the Stranger
who bought of that ticket in the Md. Consolidated
Lottery, class No ,, drawn YESTERDAY, that we have
sold him the capital prize Of $4,000! 1t thus that
those who buy of us are repaidinr the small of
SO paid for ticket, $1,000 is realized. The excite
ment at office for the last few days is without
parallel, and we intend to increase it by selling the
capital in I0-DAT'S Lottery-the whole of il can De
had for 81 80 the half - and the quarter for only
80 cts. by calling at our old established Office.
EMORY Il CO.'S Prize Office,
No. Calvert street.
!bs-Ihe gentleman to whOm,we sold Tie above cap.
prize will oblige by bringing in As cOnve
nient. EMORY " co.
II fri No. CavCIt-st., Bait, Md.
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COAL! COAL! COAL!..
nJrrpy MP omar

A MA Kf.ES w EST 4; co. at their office, cor
~ ner Of Baltimore and Gay streets, Coal Yard,
fork-st south side of the 3asn are ROW prepared to
furnish consumers with the various siz Of this Supe-
rior ANTHRACITE COAL In consequence Of the
unprecedented demand for the BUTLER COAL du
ring the last fall and winter, the Subscribers have
made arrangements for an ample supply for Tie pre-
sent and coming season, enabling them to supply or
dcrS to any extent.
Grateful to liberal public for the patronage recciy-
ed last year, we respectfully solicit !ntinuancG
thereof, prdHing ourselves TO furnish customers
with superior article Of fuel. For the accOmnoda-
ton OF citizens in the upper and western parts of the
city Orders left at the following places will receive
prompt attention:
Me SIS ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists, cor
nrr Of Baltimore and Hanever-sts.
ISRAEL GRhHAME, Druggist, corner Baltimore
and EutaW streets.
JAMES Il. mcguire, Esq, corner Lombard and
Charles streets. sci
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pRDGRANsNIE:


PROGRA ANNIE:
SIGNAL ROCKETS will be fired from sunset
until O'Clock, when the Exhibition will open with
splendid Bengolo lights, c,Dp,cr
This piece is one of the most extraordinary and
beautiful exhibitions in notwithstanding with
wonderful quickness an almost endless variety of the
most remarkable aid splendid tgures and which sud
denly change to the representation of beautiful pine
apple, envelOped in very militant fire. This exhibit
ton will be succeeded by Rockets with gold rain
THE YtW TREE.
This piece is splendid and beautiful, and formed by
The arrangement of Chinese gerbes and illuminated
fires, presenting the appearance of Yew Tee of
brilliant fires, with waved branches of silver fire, de
cOrated with rOSettes of crimson, green, orange, pu
pie and gold, communicating from IA splendid revoly
ing sun of Jussamne, Palestine and rdyondnt fires,
with changcable Illuminated centres of every variety
Of c0lorS, terminating with grand explosion.
TIE RISING SUN
This magnificent representation of the Rising of the
Sun is wonderful combination OF the vertical seXa-
gOna wheel of Chinese, Radiant, Japanese and Nal
tese fires decorated with green and crimson centres,
initiating to splendid Sun of brilliant Chinese fires,
extending It's bright rays 10 circle of 80 feet diameter.
This exhibition will terminate with an animated Fen
de JOie.
PYRAMID OF COLOnED STARS.
This novel and intere piece has been but once
before exhibited in the United States, and excited uni
verSal admiration. II Is n splendid specimen OF the
perfection of the ART Of PytOtechnics in The exhibition
of Pyramid of Roman C4ndles, throwing out stais
of every variety of color ana To height Of several
hundred feet. The reflection of the various coIors
the stars upon each Other they fall, is inconccvaby
grand and beautiful, and cannot possibly be described
Green and crimson stars; Rockets viii follow.
STAR OF LIBERTY.
This splendid national piece commences with a
vertical wheel of varegaed cOlOrs, with changcabIp
centres, and in their rapid revolutions converted
to most grand aud brilliant star, sending forth
ceS>iOn of fine reports terminating with SdnctSSOns.
STAR OF WASHINGTON;
Or The ComnGRcrGtion Of the Defence Of Blitifnore
This exhibition is expressly prepared for this gl"-
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POSITIVELY FOR OyE WEEK ONLY,

POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
ED OCixEVELL t& STONES MAMMOTH
9a CIRCUS. This is generally acknowledged 10
be- by far the most powerful company IN the world,
being composed of over ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY MEN AND HORSES.
This majestic establishment is to display its vast
capabilities TO the inhabitants of Baltimore on the
Evenings Of the 18th, lGln, l7h lSl 18Th and 2pth
heit enormous Pavilion 10 be erected on CHARLES
STREET, near the Railroad Depot.
The HOLIDAY SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN!-OR
THE BULL FIGHT. Is To form one of the splendid
features of their entertainments, This spectacle,
which has now become celebrated throughout the
Union, from lis unparalleled success in Boston, where
II was played tor more than FIFTY NIGHTS represents
the festive customs Of The Spanards in the first dawn
of chvalry. Its originality, royal magnifcence of
costumes, housings and equipments, select stceds,
richly attired ladies, and armed knights, with its in
spring scenes and soul stirring music, Lave made ii
what the general rumOr allowable FIRST spectacle Of
Ec age! In lhe course nl the pageant the famous
horse BLACK NULTURE, disguised rs Bull, will
appear in his pare Of JaSOu the Bull ;" in the
illustrating Il Spanish Bull Fight!
Please see Poems, Posters and Programmes, which
are largely circulated here.
VJ}- Boots open at 81 O'Clock. Performances com
memCe at 7.
PRICES Boxes - cents. Children half price.
tl5- Tue CavaIcadr will arrive in Town On MON
DAY MORNING, sept 18th, aud make Grand Pro.
cessinn through the principal streets accompanied 10y
The celebrated BRASS BAND in their splendid car
llagc drawn by six beautiful Arabian Horses driven
in hand. seS-lw
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Ng DOYLE is IN THE FIELD ofprzc

ME DOYLE is IN THE FIELD of prizes
Nv scattering them right aud left. north and south,
east and west, among all who favor him with their
patronage Adventures will lind il TO their interest
10 purchase tickets of NJ. DOYLE, for they are Ger
tain 10 draw capital, orat least good prAcIn fact,
the Great Capital Prize Depot, No. li4 Pratt street,
opposite the Railroad depot, (neXt to Bradshaw'S
United States liotel) is the only place in the city
where person eau feel certain of getting Prize
The following splendid lotteries to be drawn this
week
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets go, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital 100000, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion,
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets So, shares i'll
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. BY laying out Sl5 and buysg ii cer
cafe of package of % whOles in this last lottery you
may he PIT in possession of over 5000. Risk on
package Of halves Ony$7 so, quarters SO IS. DOYLE
can't be beat at selling capital prizes in these Tom
Thumb lotteries, bear that in mind, and send your or
ders or come yourselves, to the right place.
A liberal discount will be paid To persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share All ORDERS pc,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t Fri Opposite B. * o. r. R. Depot.
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NOvICETo sNUlnMNN rRAVNLIER.

NVfEt Il 7 y SUI II VIZ : I4kA ' I-IILEgR .
"A eesox4ss The BAY LINE is again in full nps-
tlN,sy Abs35ye raton, leaving lower end OF Spear
sstssrstrfErsatH. ~ hart ''aiiv (eXcrpt Sundavs)
The Steamboat GEOHGtA Capt. Cannon left here
on Saturday AT 4 O'Clock, r. Nj.
The SteamhOat JEW ESS, Capt sutton leaves TO
DAY, (Nonday,) NJ the same hour, and will continue
10 leave daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond ana
Petersburg, Va, Weldon and Wi minelon N. c., and
Charleston, 3, &.
! sel-2w 7, SHEPPARD, Agent Bat :. P, {,
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IMPROVED READINGS OF THE roETs-MoosE.

IMPROVED READINGS OF THE POETS o0aE.
White and clear was the skin she wore;
Some Gouraud's Soap in her hand she bore;
And some rouge whose redness was far beyond
The ruby which circed her snow white hand.
''Lady, fear nave gone astray-
Will you TO Gouraud's point out the way:
For supertluous hair, have been told,
His Poudres are worth their weight in gold
"Maiden, those Poudres work like charm;
Aud of tan or frecklcs feel no alarm
For you'll find al Gouraud's splendid store
cure TOR these ills, and bundled mOre.n
On she Went and in little while
Returned from Walker street with a smile;
Now hest for ever is she who relied
On ouraun's honor and Gouraud's pride.
D,. Felix Goutaud'S Italian Medicated Soap will
positively remove from the skin every vestge PIN
pie tan trrCke, sailowness, sunhurn rOughness, sc.
and give the cH,cle whiteness, cearn SIS and beau
~ perfectly ira seen iant Gnuraud's Poudres Sub
tiles expressly designed for the complete eradca
ton of supetuuls halr. One touch OF GOuraud, :
Vegetable Liquid Rouge tn the pale cheek gives il a
brilliant and permanent rose color.
For sale in Raj imorr by SETH s. HANCE, los
Baltimore-st. and cor. Pratt and Charles SIS seq
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
PUELIC SCHo0Ls, Sept 3, 1915. \
TEyTTE Commissioners or Public Schools. intending
X To appoint al titionai Teacher of Vocal Music
viii receive applications until TUESDAY, 18th int
Salary $500 per annum. Applications to be lett with
the Clerk of the Board, No. 81 w. Fayetie ST.
BY order, J. w. TlLYARD, Clerk
scieG6t OF the Com. of +. :.
HtoLD GUARD, FOE AND VEST CHAINS
wv Finger Rings, Brcastpins, Bracelets, Silve
Casters; Candle sticks; Dyon's hest Britannia piece
to the sS, new paltcrns gold and silver Spectcles a
low prices, by GABRIEL. d. CLARK,
az Water street, second door fron Calvert.
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VIM. II. tlEEygL,

gdfgE1ys3 n.
ESEI FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
IN - BALTIMORE STREET,
syszx@s@,A> Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
ss S9thai owing to the great number he sells,
ne is Al AL times enabled TO furnish Fashionable HAS
of On 'iity FOR the price to any other eSab-
hshncnt in III" CITY, of any shape description now
viz: SIR Molesbin RsSia, Cashmere, NutriG,
and Beaver. Also, GAGS of all kinds Gentlemen
can always
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goal NOTICE.
a PICK ellis coal YARD.

PICK ellis COAL SARD.
The subscriber continues to receive his fall anu
winter supply nf the hest of the Coal Rrook (Balti
more Co's) Spnhn VEN and Spring Creek Goa; and
also ke1s constantly hand the several varieties ot
RTFUMINOUS COAL, taken from the choicest OF
the Cumber nd and Allegheny mines. Application
at the ward, Head Of Union Dock. or at the Office
corner Lf South ard Lombard streets
29g.f JOHN PICkELlI,
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RIANCI BRUSHES, sc. 100 dozen Fancy
Ut Head BRUSHES, comprising every variety and
price, for Ladies and gentlemen.
cases Of French Tooth Brushes, part sup. qualify
case do Nail Brushes, assorted
100 doZ. superior Shaving Brushes.
Common Shaving Brushes, per dozen or gross, for
country trade. Hat Brushes; Velvet do. all sizes and
prices, with general assortment of Brushes suitable
for city or country trade. For sale, wholesale re
tail, very low, and on liberal credit, by
J. X. SrAPLETON. Manufacturer,
SGr-tf No. 1876 Baltimore street.
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A MOTHER CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
"a MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION CAN
RE CURED BY SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP,
If TAKEN IN TIME

A MOTHER CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
"a MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION CAN
RE CURED BY SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP,
If TAKEN IN TIME.
BALTINoRE, Aug. 9th, ls45.
DR.. j. III. Schcnfk-Dear Sir--It affords me heart
felt >tacion 10 lay before the public The success OF
your Pnlmonic Syrup in curing me OF lingering and
firmly seated Consumption. About two Years ago
was attacked with pain in my breast and contin-
Hcd dry, hacking cough with almost constant spit
ting ol blood, and dreadful pain II my side aud back;
and towards night hot, burning fever and headache,
leaving me with cold, creeping chliS. applied to
the hest physicians in the city, ut could get little or
no relief; my cough got worse; | then tired same {"
the most celebrated Cough Medicines and syrups that
were recommended through the putlc press, nut
all tn no ettfct, could get no relief almost gave up
in despair, tor was reduced 10 mere skeleton.
friend OF mne ~ This time recommended me 10 Try
StHENCk'S PUIMONIC SYRUP. said 1t would
he the last thng would try, for had given M ali
hope OF heing cured On the 23d Of Nldrcha putchaS
ed bottle of the syrup, aud commenced using IT.
after using few bottles the pain left NV breast, ana
to my surprise, nv cough ceased, aud now ENJOY
my heath, thank God. as well as ever did IN my
life, and owe II your invaluable medicine and the
help of God. Yours, Sc,
RICHARD G. LENFh&,
No. lob Canal street, Baltimore.
II II fnr sale nj the pr0prietor's office, No 50 Nor
GAY STREET. the only place IN the city where the
genuine Pn'mnnic syrup can be had. Agent for Wash
nginn, Shuri2 s Wade No 3 T. hott's BaildinGs
Pennsylvania venue; e. J. Srnshury, Annapolis; w
w Johnson, Princess Anne, Eastern shore Of Mary
land. al3-lrl
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MARYLAND LOAN OFFICE, !
CHESAPEAKE BANK.

BALTIMORE, "a 1fpteHlhef, lS4o.
RT Office, Is III EREBY GIVEN 10 the Col
~ lectOrs Of state Faxes in the several counties
and districts of this State and the city of Baltimore,
that under an Act Of Assembly, passed 18th February,
1885, the Treasurer of Maryland is directed TO deduct
tau of quarter of one per cent. the stock of
said State he taken off the interest due the holders
of The said stock, which become due the LIST day of
July 1915, and which shall become due yearly there
after. And the undersigned hereby notifies said Col
lect0rs that the Currency and Stehi Coupons due
The LIST day of JWLg, Si and the lSt of July OF
each and year thereafter, ciN be taken in payment
from them only at The toIlowing rates end Ualtc viz
Sterling Coupons for S60,j0 taken for SIS 50
do. do for 1925 do. for 97.T5
do. do. for 27,224 do for 2l,97d
Currency do. for Is do. for 1870
do. do. for $50 do. for $50
JOHN S. Cuttings,
sei-en3t Commissioner Of Loans.
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USF RECEIVED, an invoice Of YATES &
ep sons GERMAN SILVER TABLE and TEA
SPOONS, warranted of the rery best qtahty-nOne of
vour trash that's not worth the trouble Of carrying
home with you Also, an aSsO tmeui of fine best sill
rer Plated SPOONS and FORKS, with a gene
ri assortmentof BRITANNIA WARE, for sale at
The FURNISHING WAREHOUSE of
c. Z. WETMORE & CO.,
No. 10 North Charles street,
az I'm opposite the Union Rank
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ADJUSTMENTS
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

RON - REEL Ili5N Bf.
TUIIiS GE EFIS,s. Sept OH, wli he pcrf,uu,
u ed ilONGN MOON. julana, Mrs. NO 'TATr.
DIhr .ranHt, Mr., CRISP. jacques, Mr. BURTON.
Romn 10. Mr. FREDGRiCEs. Voantc, Mr.. PEN
son Hamora, Mrs SMITH.
Atc' which, "fHE WIDOWS F'CTiMh Mr..
Twittrr Mr. Bowers. Nj. Pelham puigr. e. Shaw.
jeremiah CilD {. Mestuyer. Mis- RartIct0u, Mr..
Messenger Mrs. Twtter, Mrs. Smith. Jane Chatter
~, MIS- PensUn.
gIz-Boxcs 80 cents Pit % cents. Doors open at :,
performances to commence at y O'Clock. il
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.4LYERT- Sis.
MR.. OWENS FAREWELL BENEFIT
FESHLS EVENING. Sept. 9, 1915, will be per
u Gprncd MAY QUEEN. Hugh Boyer, Mr. JOHN
STON. Caleb pipkn, Mr.. OWENS. Mary Boyer.
Mrs. RUSSELL. Airs. Plpkin, Mrs. WALCOT.
After which Singing aud Dancing, by Miss L. lNCE,
Miss CANNON, and Miss +. lNCE.
TO conclude with COUSIN LAMBKiN. / octOr
Lionel Lambkin, Mr.. OWENS.
55- Admutance D cts, children under 10 years of
age, l25 cents. Saloon performance TO commence at
O'Clock precisely. 1t
NWUSEUM. OWENS BENEFIT and LAST
IFB hPPEARANCE-TUES AY NIGHT. Mr..
OWENS bcgS leave to return his thanks for the very
generous manner in which his previous calls have
been responded to, and respectfully announces his
FAREWELL BENEFIr and LAST APPEAR NSCE
on the above named evening when will he presented
a beautiful little Drama called the MAY QUEEN.
Caleb Pipkin "a TinkerJ Mr.. OWENS.
Sergeant Drumhcad Mr.. WOLCOF.
Dancing and Singing hythe Misses INCE, Miss GAN
NON, Mr.. JOHNSON and OWENS
Concluding with the lauglnhle Farce of the
LOVES OF A LAMBKIN.
Cousin Lambkin, Mr.. OWENS. sc6-3t
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YEvHE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, COR
II NER OF EAYETTE AND HOLIDAY IT'S.

q NER or FAYETTE AND holiday IT'S,
has recently undergone thorough repair, including
the beautiful aud spacious SALOON, so extensively
known rs a Concert Hail and Puolic Lecture Room,
and which is now of the most splendid rooms in
the city. said Saloon is now Offered for by the
day. week OF month. for such exhibitions are OF an
Understandable character, and the committee are
prohibited from renting il for Balls, as il has been
iOund that dancing Injuries the building.
COMNITTEE:
II. s SANnERSO 81 Second street.
JOHN VIII iON, IA Baltimore street
J,RW. DUNLAP, Lombard, near Hanover
snDn
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BNR. GIROD'S SARsApaRu.La BLOOD

Nix. GIROD'S SARSAPARIGLA BLOOD
NJ PILLS. They have fairly and triumphantly
won their way into the favor OF the people III oughout
the length and breadth of our land thousands have
testhed TO their efficacy in dseaSes-generally im
taons OF the worst kind have been offered. therefore,
to protect those who desire TO be free OF Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and
other maadies arising fran impure state of the
chase of none but Agents, and be sure TO ask for
Girod's 10! cent Sarsaparla Blood Pills. and take
others, each box has the top fac smile of the
PROJECTORS signature, Samuel Reed-withOHt it they
are countereiis Price l2! cts. per box OF % Pills
SAMUEL REED, Proprietor, Baltimore,
And for sale wholesale and retail ny
N. N. ROBINSON,
Corner Gay and Saratoga streets
And At retail nv J H. KIDWEIl., Geo getown; Y.
y. GILMAN, Washngton II. PEEL CO., Alex
andria; a. X, MANTX, Frederick; Mr.. MARTIN; III
lcott's Mills; and Druggists generally throughout the
United States. se2-lm
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SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF

FENElE Committee of Arrangements appointed by
Il the National Blues take pleasure in announcing
To the citizens OF Baltimore and its vicinity, that they
have engaged Mr.. A. MARTIN, the celebrated Pyru-
echnst of Philadelphia at heavy expense, 10 rive
a grand Exhibition of FIRE WORKS at the Columbia
Gardens on the evening of 18th inst in cOmmemOrl-
lion Of the anniversary of the defence of the city of
Baltimore. Spacious seats are erected for the accom-.
mediation Of $500 persons A fine Military Band is
also engaged for the occasion. Police officers will be
in attendance 10 preserve order Entrance 10 the
Gardens through The rate.
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MTOTICE. ZELL, RlDGELY s. COOK, PO-
~ LICE OFFICERS, No. i5 MERCER STREET.
respectfully inform their friends and the public
ally, that they can be found a, the 'F6h OFce' at all
times during the dav and until 10 O'Clock at night,
ready To- attend TO Police business exclusively.
seq eait
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NJ tNN CHINA STORE.

| rHI EW CHINA STORE.
" No. 81 ). CALVERT STREET.
| D,7TTD P.7RR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE 10 No. 81 ). Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is opening 4 large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, Of
recent arrivals, which he offers for sale on the most
accommodating terms. He is also extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture of STONE Y EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment Of which will be found at
the store above, and at his Pottetes, on Bonds.
n short distance north of L. Baltimore ST.
% Country Merchants aud others woud do well
to give me a call before making purchases elsewhere.
DAVID PARR,
a29 3m No. 81 :. Calvert street.
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h, NOR Shf4E.-A young negro woman II years o.
III age,to serve ID years from The country, aud has
no city acqnalntmces. She is "A good cook, washer
and Irnn"r, ana in fact first rate general house
Vant and can come highly recommended. Apply
TO LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
a25 No. 10 Exchange Place
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E&m THE FALL STYLE OF HATS
1# for sale at TuWSUk'S Old Stand, in
kXa3 Fuaw street, one door worth of Lex
1Gxxzu@Hs\ iugtnn, aud where the public will find a
fun and general assortment OF HATS
and GAPS of every variety. as TO Gnly and pattern,
and AT the v"ry low. st urices. FOWSON wo'ii call
particular AIT 'ntiun to hts fine Nutia Beaver HAT
fur hody 81 50, believing hem unequalied IL the
civ for The nrice Sc d3m
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Z BNLDERSw
IA STURGEON DENTIST,

IA SURGEON DENTIST,
FRONT ST, frSt house from Baltimore e.
! l. r. performs all operations in mechanic Al ana
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, and work IT.
| all cases warranted.
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