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GREEN STREET DISPENSARY,
MO. 5 SOUTH GREEN-ST. between II;

~ timore and German. This Institution has been
established for the accommodation of those persons
who conveniently avail themselves Of the ad-
yautagas of the other Dspensaries. 1t is under the
charge of the subscribers, its attending Physicians
who 20 secure for il the confidence of the public
have engaged the co operation OF Professor CHEW,
Dr. FoNERDES, and Dr. A. c. ROBINSON, as Consult
lHg Physicians.
Advice and medicine will be furnished every day
except Sunday, from to II a. NJ, and from TO s F.
M. On sunday, from to 10, and from 3 to 4. Per
sons unable TO attend, will be visited at their houses,
on making application at the Dispensary. AT other
hours, the subscribers may he consulted at their OFF
5. CHA Elaine. NJ, D.,
No. l3 Fayette street. below Howard.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, NJ. D.,
No. 7o l.exngton-st, below Liberty-st,
f.. s. JOYNEs, M. d.,
fei nthJt No. los Fayette-st, above Liberty.
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AIDES CLOhXINGis in great variety a.
~ nnng them some really beautiful of superb dual
ity, and superior to ANY thing of the kin IN the city
few pieces only LETT. Ladies in want of very SUI
peri9r article should call early. Also,
CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES,
splendid assortment of French English n I'd Ame-
rcan Cassimeres, of every quality ah& price, which
am determined To sell before the season closes and
viii sell them cheap, with some most beautiful West
of England CLOTHS, blue black and invisible green
shades, with great variety of Scnrls Cravats SC
The Cloths especially worthy attention, being of
extra fine quality, finish and width, such az is seldom
met with. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
d9 No. ~ Hnitilnorr street
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49, For &ALE. A first rate store and Ia
ssGt," vefn stand. Ii is situated at the junction of
M.JFit n the Falls Turnpike and Susquclanna Rail
-ENltiL Road, Westminster Branch, nine mics from
this city. The House is built Of stone sixty by INV
feet hts twelve rooms, celarunde The whole house
stabng for sixteen horses carriage hnusc meat house
FOWL mouse, and every other necessary building with
pure spring aud pump OF water The Garden has
IN II The best OF tft trees, consisting of applcs cher
RES, peaches, pnmbs, and shrubbcry oi all kinds
Thee Is about one acre of Land attached to the urr
nseS' winch Is under tease for % years, renewable
forever, aud subject to the yearly rent Of 800 Thi.
property will be sold great bargain. Terms G 1909
cash, and the balance payable in equal sums, from
one TO five years. For particular apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD
Convcyancer and Property Agent
dll-u ". y. corner ST. Panl and Envnttn IS
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WESTERN GAA.

WESTERN GAAK,
B,LrtMoRR, January IS, IS4J.
"a OFFICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an
w election Cor twelve Directors to manage the az
fans of the Institution for the next twelve months
ygIIl be held at the Banking House, on TUES DAY,
Feb. II, between the hours of 10 and : O'Clock
lal6 rotFIl THOS. SPICER, IT, Cashier.
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a MOS LD!EJOT, No. 1x3 BALTIMORE
IA STREET, between South and Calvert has
large assortment Of Fall and Winter GOODS selling
of at reduced prices, among which may be found the
most extensive assortment of UNDER SHIRTS and
DRAWERS of ali kinds and sizes: a !srrp stock of
HOSIERY, Wooen Yarns, Knitting Cottons; En-
broiderlng Worsteds; Cotton, Linen and silk Canvass;
Floss Silks; Working ChineCs; Worsted Bindings and
Tassels silk Coat Cord and Bindings; TiIy's Thread;
Parsons spool Cotton; black and colored Gallons;
Tapes; Robbins; Braids; Pins; Needles; Hnoks and
Eyes; Oil SILK; Whaeboncs; black and White Wad-
nine, Comforts, &c. nc. ia6
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF TIE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE a. C.aLFERT- SITS.
FHtIiS EVENING, Feb. 9th. lSi5, viii he per
e. formed FRIGHTENED TO DEATH. Mumps,
Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Phantom, Mr. OWENS
Patty, Mrs. BOOTH. Emily, Mrs. RUSSELL.
After which, variety of Singing and Dancing.
To conclude with, LA SYLPilIDE: Or, The Dew
Drop. LA sylphide, Miss EMMA NICE. Jessie, Miss
FANNY iNCE. Donald, Mrs. BOOTH. IIela, Che
Wizard Of the GLENN Mr.. HAYNES
QI}- Abundance 25 cts children under 10 years Of
age, IL! cents. saloon performance to commence ut
I! O'Clock precisely. IL
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&NINES, BRANDIES, SUGARS, TEAS. COZ
Wv FEE, Family aud Super FLOUR, New York
and Pennsylvania BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, with a
general and well selected stock Of FAMILY GRO
CkRlES, for sale by
Is. ID. CLARK, corner of
a0-eOlm' Lombard-st. aud Cheapsde.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

n EHA HkiGAF BARGAINS may MI te
mad ut No 2N9 Market ,treat IN
Rich Fancy SILKS
Plain silks
SHAWIS, DC all kinds
CA5iMERES and Mouse de- Eayss-
Evening Dress GOODS
ALPACAS aud BOmbazipes
Hosiery aud Gloves
G"ntiemeu's Scarf. and CRAyATH
Embroidered, lIemStirch'd and Corded t. 4 HIDES
~, FRANKLIN GARDNER,
J29 between Charles and Light streets.
lSENS, LINENS LINENS. Just received
ID d c"mPirte assortment Of FAMILY LINEN at
reduced prices. 'A''' ~
., g 10 & l2Guarter fine and sipc5 Linra SHEET
lSGS; Pillow Case Linen.
i'rdeyc. liuckaback ard Russia DIAPER
u, s and 10 quarter Damask Table do
ana 10 do. DO. do. Cloths
=. ) ard ~ do do. Brown Liner d.
100 pieces IRISH LINENS, assorted.
PERSONS wishing 10 purchase Linen will fin. il IL
'heif advantage to call ana examine our stock.
BEAhE II. RICHARDSON x co
Remember the No. 923 Baltimore street
jas lARI Third door below Charlesst.
n UPGisf0K SOFT FINISH IGISH LIN
- LNS. Just received ease Irush Linens intend
." expressly Tor family
Also eases unhrcssed heached Mus !ills, which
VIII De sold exceedingly cheap
-, FRANKLIN GARDNER.
r. - 2O0 Baltimore stYset.
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NEW MUSIC BOOK. The PsALMCDIsT,
~ choice collection of Psalm and flynn tunes,
Cmeny new, adapted to the very numerous metres
BOW IN use--together with Chaunts, Anthems, MO
Tets, ana various other pieces, for the use OF tnos,
Congregations, Singing Schools and Musical As>oCla-
nons, most of which now, for the first time, pre-
sented to the American public, by Thomas Hastings
! ana w. Bradbury-l2th edition since Septher, lSl4.
/. For sale by PARSONS 81 PRESTON,
Isl Pratt-st. ad dining Railroad Depot.
= x J. have made arrangements for tnrnshlhs the
Ahove al any time 10 Church ChOirs and Schools, in
any quantity, a! publishers prices. ieo
A CARD TO TINE 14ATTERS. ! have
IA this day received from iny Factory, 100 or. gen
dement's Hat TAsSELS, TO which call The attention
" che Ilaters knowing that can sen them nj such
prices that will induce them 80 buy. Can and Judge
{ snT ourselves at
J. NJ. HAIG'S Fringe and TasseI Factory,
fs5 III Baltimore. st. doors above South.
HELI.'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
BALTIMORE, Feb. J ISIS.
a L A MEETING of the President aud Direct
"a ors Of this Institution, held this day, dividend
Of three per cent for the last six months was declared
which will be paid tn the stockholders and weekly
Iepostors and after the 10Th inst. By order,
e4hm3t. JOHN w. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
BALTIMORE LAUNDRY.
FHsHE subscriber has in most successful ope-
III ration, at the corner of SARATOGA STREET
AND BRADENBAUGH ALLEY, near Gay street,
the above establishment. file will conduct it after the
plan Of the Boston and Chelsea Laundry and respect
ltsliy Solicts the patronage Of his friends aud the
public. Persons by leaving tn ir full name and resi-
dence at the Book Store OF Messr d. Owen & Son,
Baltimore street. near Frederick, or at the Protestant
Episcopal Book Store, Charles street. near Baltimore
will be waited on by the subscriber, and terms made
known. REFERENCES:
Rev. II. v; d. Johns, Messrs. Garfield & Bro,
y. : Dr. breckenridge, :: Brown & Muncaster
%" J. &. Backur, Mr. Aonzo Lilly,
30 g. w. Musgrave, Mr.. Daniel Brunrr.
ito-ruths1m' MOSES HYDE.
Np 0GEIEsS' DiAWUND CIcMENT.
a For meRding Glass, China, Mantle Ornaments,
Sc, that the crack is scarcely perccpible, and wa
Crr fire Will not have any effect upon ii For sale
only by G, p ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard and Marion, and
,aS-eOly Howard and Madison sts., Bait.
ISUHBEEsLAgD COAL. Cumberland coal.
" 0isuperior qualit for Crates Stoves and Black
4mitbs-inr sale IN large or small quantities by
J. d. SuMW3LT, 800 west Pratt street.
i'9-e0im ASPl near the Three Tuns Tavern.
NEESnEnh pAhL.
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&aAsN REWARD. Ran away from the
M II u suh. rhnr liyinG near uunnr MnrI-

a. NRsE KEWAKD. Ran away from the
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland on the
7th instant, negro hoy HENSON JOHNSON, about
our feet nine inches high, light copper color, his face
little pitted from being poisoned; eighteen years OF
,ge; his clothes, when he left home, consisted of
hOwn box coat, cassnet pantaoons, striped Shirt he
nay change them, he has other clothing 1t is pro
liable he may be in Washington Georgetown, where
he is very well acquainted. | will give twenty five
collars if taken in this county, fifty in the District Of
columbia the adjoining counties, aud one hundred
iars if taken in any other State. In either case he
feltf WILLIAM j. BERRY
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE
w. f.. BURTON, Lessee.

Lower Tier OF Boxes or Dress Circle, 50 ceAts
Second and Third Tiers. 37(
PIT ana CoIored Gallery. -
FOURTH NIGHT or PUTNAM
VHHHtS EVENING, Feb'y ., will he performed
~ lhE DlAVOLl, in an act of their wonderful
and pleasing performances.
After winch, Drama PUTNAM. Israel Putnam Mr.
"a FOREST. Gen'l Washington. Mr. PAULLLN
MeSopotamia jenkins, Mr.. BURKE. Kate Mrs
~ RKE. mann Jenkins, Mrs. HUGHES.
10 conclude with Comic Dance called TIE TEA
PiCkERS, by three of the young devils.
U5-boors open at half past G, performance to com
IIrnce At ! O'Clock precisely II
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CLOSING OFF WINTER GOODS.
d EDWARD BIRD, No. III BaPiu.ore
~ street, offer az reduced prices
super Ribbon Bound Whitney Blankets
Low priced 10
super Sd White Flannel
hoser : ana Other Patent do; yellow and red do
super WOOL black French and other .ancy col'd Cloths
wool black and fancy CaSSimGres
MeTiRo silk and Velvet Vpstings
FOR LADIES DRESSES
EHtra nch French Cashmetes; low priced d,
Aisban SatnS; Iich striped Silks
silks for party dresses; black aud blue black Silk
iarialan Mushs and fancy Goods, for party dresses
super Alpac1s, Bnmbaznes. sc.
LINEN GOODS.
cheap t' ''''
lnsh Linrn Long Lawn; Bird I've Diaper
HheHbhck do; super crash
Linen Clnbrlc and Linen Cambria IIdkfs
hGSOIflaid aud Fancy Cioakings, with lar,e
Stock Ut domestic Go0ds-ill Of which will be sold
cheap to close of stock. G5-Cume and see the Bar
gains AZ
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltmore-st.
81 ID door above South ST.
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YMS0 TIL &G PUBLIC. The splendid EGYPTIAN
II SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall, Gay street,
together with the fine large ROOM in the Basement,
are now for rent on the most accommodating terms,
for Fairs, Lectures, Public Exhibitions, Public
Meetings. The location is the most desirable in the
city, its near proximity to all the principal Hotels Sc
renders it an object to all persons that Rooms
for the purposes above mentioned. For further par
tculars, apply to ]. A. THOMPSON, Light street.
near Market, or ~. II. II. JEROME, corner of Paca
and Lexington streets. ia2y 2awf
NHERUVIAN GUANO. Inc undersigned of.
N fers the balance of the cargo of PERUVIAN
GUANO, received per ship Orpheus, from the Chin
cha Islands, for account of the Peruvian Guano Com
pany, at the following reduced rates;
Fixed price 81 SO per 100 lbs.
Discount on not less than tons of 5000 Tbs.
each, 10 per CT
over and less than 10 tons Is IL"
over 10 tons 20 &c I"
This cargo is warranted to be pure and of the best
quality.
For sale lin bags of about 100 lbs each) in parcels
II one ton AMI upwards.
SAM'I.. X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co.,
fs5-n No. German-st., Baltimore.
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No. 30 RAXETTE sTRE

No. % FAXETTF, STREGT
INSTRUCTORS:
Rev NH. x. SMlrn, AM, PrR OF Classical ilepsryl
Dir. Wh. f. PEABoDS, Principal OF Mathematical
MIL. M. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory &C
Mr., e. f.. WErNoEx, Instructor ia Deuarpsur NJ },h,
losophy and Rhetoric.
ResJ e. MoRKIs, DID,, Lecturer on Natural risforp
Rev g. =. kRAcTH, A.. M. Psychology * Ethics
Rev. j. NJ. JENNINGS, MD Eiemcp " p,av.,ninsv
Dr. Wh' N. kRsr, Md, Pros. Elementary Anaony.
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rntHSON's Spool. COTTON. 500 dozen
Parson's best quality SPOOL COTTON, from
NO y to 100. Just received at
,.22 LtWEJDY'S, M. 1919 Baltimore st.
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MIME WATCH fGs, of every description, pro
" perry repaired by
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
fsd Water street, second door from Calvert
n Owe STA ~ L., hack lined GLOVES, and
X 4 STOCKINGS. Mrs. Z. A. NIcEERsoN, No. So
North Howard street, has iuss received, silk, cotton
suJ val .,ed 9uAHLs. jalO
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NHEICTIOS MATCHES. Donnell's ERIC
NJ TiON MATCHES, the cheapest article il the
inarket-tor sale, at manufacturers prices, by
FRED'D FICKEY * SONS,
ja9 No. $50 Baltimore street
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JEW Eihf AND FANCY ARWICI ES.
q tifihPER THAN EVER. have A l,pgu
~ assortment or Clocks, Watches, Jew,'-, sid
StecariesS God Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
sell tow. ~ W.
Clocks, Watches and Jowelry raadc and repaired,
anG warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted, uhich
Will give the full value for.
w. %. EITONEE END.
d3I If ,nt CaIyar, er,srts
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pISHOP ONDEKDONK! The TRIAL. OF
LID of the Right Rev Benjamin Y. Onderdonk, d. D.
Bishop of New York, on a rresentment made by the
bishops Of Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia. Also,
A 5tatement of Facts and circumstances connected
With the Trial. A constant supply for sale by
PARSONS 81 PRESTON, Booksellers,
Staiioners and Blank Book Manufacturers,
rs43t No. Isl Pratt vt, adjoining X, r. Depot.
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A WORD TO THE MASQUERAD Eks
A AND ALI OTHERS CONCERNED | have
cha Jay received large and handsome assortment Of
GsId and SILVER Tinsel, something very handsome
with variety Of Gold aud Silver 6uon Fringe; gold
Hni Silver Tassels, Spanees, Lace, &C Call at
JAMES M. HAIG, No l2I Baltimore ST.,
feI GPl -Four doors above South street
hsTEEe4 BUTTONS. A handsome assortment,
~ Just received and for sale by
FRED'K FlCKEY g. SONS,
laA $50 Baltimore street.
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streets, Baltimore.
no. 80 Pine street, Philadelphia.
No. 100 Nassau street, Nrw To,k
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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4rUHBEE:LAgD COAL. Cumberland COAL
W vi superior qua', for Crates, Stoves and Black
4mitbs-inr sale IN large small quantities by
J. D.. SuMW3LT, 33b west Pratt street,
.t9e0lm ASPl near the Three Tuns Tavern.
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w A N T S .

T.; ERVAET WANTED, A pood SERVANT
~ either white or cuUred Is wanted Immediately in
a small family Apply NJ Sc PARK STREET, be
tween Mulberry aud Franklin SIS, or at this Office II
RgOAIiD EsS WANTED. Six or eight Gen
&D uh'nen can he accommodated with BOARD on
reasonable teims, On application at
No. 2i1 PRATT STREET,
ia29-eO4t Between Hanover and Sbnrn.s,s
EPOA RDEits WANEr.D. Five or ten GEN
hB TLEMEN, or two or three GENTLEMEN and
Their WIVES. can be accommodated with BOARD
Gy applying at NO "A SOUTH GAY STREET, a few
doors south Of Baltimore street.
jas 3m MRS. MATTHEW'S
Ss,fEo ALTON WASTED, by Il young man from
~ the Eastward, AS an assistant Clerk or Porter in
grocery, flour or commission store, any other sit
udlon where ne could make himself useful Ia his
employer. The bestOf references in regard 10 charac
ter. e., will be given, Apply TO
Il. T. SCOTTl'S Intelligence office,
Jazz 10 Exchange Place.
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and his mn, uihe frs, dan. !,

This day. at noon, the twenty-ninth Congress of
the United States commenced its first session. As
will be perceived from our report of the proceed.
ings, there was very full attendance of senators
and representatives. and, despite of the incemency
of the weather, large number Of spectators Assem-
bled to witness the organization of the important
bodies to whom has been entrusted the representa-
ton of this great republic.
Although for such a heightened period con-
nected with the press, and mingling in the
political affairs of the country, it had never
been our privilege to witness the opening Of
Congress, till this day. The scene--aways i'm,
presented, therefore, for u.s. all the charm
OF novelty, and was invested with an interest solemn
and exciting in the extreme Even by the most
casual observer, that could not have been
garded without some emotion; but in the minds and
hearts of those fully alive to the grand associations
which it called up, it produced thoughts and feelings
to which the most gifted pen could give but poor
expression. We saw in il, the full fruition Of hopes
cherished by the followers Of freedom and mankind
in all lands, throughout many long night ofogony-
chung to amid all vicisstudes of conflict and defeat
strongest often in the last dark hour, and breathed
even into the cold ear of death. We in it, the
triumphant realization of those LOFTY aspirations after
human liberty, Of whose sincerity, the founders Of
the republic, by their heroic deeds and practical
wisdom, gave everlasting proof; and as we looked
on with devout gratitude TO Heaven, we felt
that the friends Of free government might well, on
that occasion, "hank God, and take fresh courage"
Year after year has the republic been waxing great
er and greater-extending far and wide over this
great division of the earth the blessings Of peace,
liberty, and Christian civilization and presenting to
the eye of all nations rrefogable evidence of <ae
practcabty, safety, and utility of democratic gov
eminent on the most extended scale. Already our
territory far exceeds those limits to which the
hopes of the interested enemies OF republicanism, or
tie fears ofs friends had restricted the safe,
prosperous, and harmonious operation Of our free n-
situations. The spectacle presented this day in the
Capitol Of the Union was fitting rebuke to the
sneer of the enemy and the doubt OF the
faint-hearted.
John w. Davis, esq, Of Indiana, il will be
seen, was elected Speaker Of the House Of Rop-
resentatiyes. The selection is, we think, jn-
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Messrs. Cabe (who took the seat to-day and
Brockonbrough, of Florida, are both in Washington.
The question will come up in a day or two. We
cannot doubt the result from all the accounts we
have received, and the documents which are ready
to be produced.
On Friday, we happened to meet with resident
of Key West, who has acted as sheriff for Monroe
county, Tin which Key West is situated,) and who
stated to US, particularly, that Mr. Breckenbrough Is
majority in Monroe county was So This, of itself,
is sufficient to overbalance the alleged majority of
Mr. CubolI
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Washington wears new appearance from what
1t exhibited to our eyes seven months ago. Though
still almost ga stranger within her gates" wa are
forcibly sSuck with the metamorphosis which has
ensued within the last few days. An animated
multitude is now crowding our streets. Pennsyl-
wanna avenue is swarming with members of Con-
gress, their attendants, and with strangers. Hack
after hack energies from its ancient recesses Every
thing betokens&e, excitement, activity, and the inn
portant interests of great republic. The flag of
the nation now flies over the Capitol. The galleries
of the hall Of the House Of Representatives begin to
collect their crowds ofanxious spectators. How new
is all this TO US No one who is accustomed to a
winters session in the metropolis can form an ade-
quate conception Of the feelings which we expert
enced this day, on seeing, for the first time, the
spectacle ofthc first day of an opening Congress.
We delighted with the order which reigned this
day over the representatives Of the people Their
grave appearance; their handsome array; their
splendid hall; the large audience who hung upon
their proceedings; the distinguished men, of whom,
like the Mantuan Shepherd, we had heard so much
and seen so Titles everything has impressed us with
a feeling which we cannot very well describe The
most prevailing sentiment, however, was pride, ma
tional pride-pride that we were Americans, and
that we were citizens, like these men, of the only
free republic upon the face of the globe,