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Gy-The Concert Of WALTER PERCUSSION, the
celebrated performer upon the Scotch and uHien
Bagppes, comes Off on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th
inst at the Democratic Hail. South street 1t is alto
gcther a novel affair." and doubt will be well at
tended, For particulars, bills of the day. de- 81
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LATER FROM Texas. Dates from Calves
Ion to the cath ult. have been received. All
was quiet on the frontier. The death of e f.
Keith, a colporteur of the American Tract So
Getty, is noticed in the papers. President Jones
mad issued his proclamation ordering an cleo
zion on the 18th December for Governor, and
Lieutenant Governor, and members of the Le-
grslature of the state of Texas. The citizens of
Washington County, had nominated Hon. Jas,
B. Miller, of Fort Bend, for Governor, and
Hon, N. IL. Darnell, of San Augustine, for
Lieut.. Governor.
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INDEPENDENT GREY's BALL The annual Ball of
this excellent company will come off this evening in
the Hall Of their new armory, in High.st North of
Gay. Much pleasure may he anticipated, as the num-
Der Of tickets are limited. The proceeds are to be an
piled to the liquidation of The debt incurred in the
erection OF the armOry.
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$. l.. BANDED, President.
Il. w. EWING, Secretary.

my-FIRST BALTIMORE HOSE COMPANY.
The regular quarterly meeting of the First Baltimore
Hose Company will be held At phe COmpany's Rooms
on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th Dec. at half past :
O'Clock. By order,
ds 81 JAMES CAREY COALE, Sec'y.
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CONTINGENT EXPENSES. The report of the
Clerk of the House of Representatives, OH the
contingent fund, shews that there was expend-
ed from the LIST of January to the LIST Decem-
Der, lS4s, the sum of Sl45,927, Of which
Blair & Rives received for printing SS6, 900,
and for binding s4,l34, The sum of $4,000
vas paid for newspapers.
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03-GOVANsTOWN FAIR. The Ladies in the
vicinity Of Queenstown, will hold Fair on Thursday
and Friday the 18th and 2h inst, in the Church
at that place, 10 aid in completing the building. Re
trcShmcnts will ba provided for those from distance.
OmnbuSes will start from the Court House, corner OF
Monument Square, ut TO- and 6o'cl0ck of each da
Fare going and returning each l2.. Should it rain,
the sale will take place the next good day dec St.
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JOHN BODENSICK,

n7- AMERICAN LYCEUM The American Ly-
ceum will hold public meeting on THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at the School Room adjoining the Medic
dist Protestant Church. corner of Pitt and Aisqulth
streets. The exercises will commence at I O'Clock
precisely and will consist Of REGULATIONS by various
members a Lecture by member, and a discussion
If the following question, VIZ: (which has been
most useful to society, the warrior, the statesman,
the philosopher. BY order,
s. l.. BANDED, President,
Ii L w. EWIkG. SeCrelaIX.
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Brem' ship Goethe, Homann, Bremen, oelrichs &
Human.
Ship Harvest, new, CID tons) J. Fuller, Jr., Am
SteIdah, Schaer Kuster.
Brig William Mary, Smith, Bermuda, q Yates
r. schr CurIew: Geohegan, Norfolk and Rlchmona,
G. Pendergast Son.
SchT Independence, KirWan, NorlOlk and Rich
SAILED on Saturday atternoon-schr Decatur,
Peterson, for Aransas Bay, Texas To-da,-Schoon-
ers r. Borden, l}earse tor Fall River; EIyira knight
Boston; Mary, Smith, Newburyport
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Al!er, Won Tritzen from Bremen.
I'm Oct mdse. and l9l p ssengers, to Schumacher
\ 60; +. w. Damman; Steman & RIpplpmeyer; r.
Uhrlaut; WIN. NJ. Ellcott; G. CASPIAN; JOS Boury
and to order The A. has been days oil the Capes OF
Virginia
SchT Outesie, Chapma1 from Norfolk halast N
master.
schr WIN. Henry, Ryder, Is days from Province
town, ba last, TO Clark & Kellogg
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
off Smiths Point barque-bound up.
Bolivia brig, supposed the Constitution,
Laddeman, from Laguayra and Portv CabrlIo; schrs
Thomas Hooper, kirwap, Antigua; Comet Bonuey
New RedIord; Eunice H. Adams Adams, Nantucke
Mahkin, Terry, New York; Union, from Providence
MEMORANDA.
ships Ocean, Higgins, FIN Bremen; Leopard, Long.
cope, from liayre, arrived at New Orleans 25th ut;
Bangor, Odom, from Bordeaux; and brig Meproe
Watts, from Baltimore, 90. do Goth
ship Isabella, Briggs, fin Havre, arrived at Charles
ton Sd inst
Ship Republic Lands, from New York arrived az
Liverpool 5th ut ana was loading for Baltimore 18th
Barque Leda, at New YORK, experienced continued
gales during the passage from Messina and has been
% days west Of Georges Banks.
Barque Margaret Hueg, Luton, for Baltimore not
disc aud brig Tweed Hands, from and for do uncer
were left at Buenos Ayres Odd Sept.
brig andfoScoggn, Larahee from Portland for
BaltlmOrc (2S hours out) spoken Both nit South
shOal N. w by w, 25 mhs.
Sctr Flora, jenkins, for Baltimore, sailed fin Ply
mouth LIST inst
Brig Midas, Elchberger, hence at Havana l9lh uIt
Brig sally Ann Tucker, for TruilIo, sailed FIN POr,
Royal, Jam 7th ult
Br brig ATLANTA, Whitney, from Baltimore arrived
at Hamilton, BERN da, 9Th ut.
Br brig Princess Royal, Masters, and Br. schr Lady
ADAM Yates, from Baltimore arrived at ST. Georges
Bcr. 2ld ult.
Rrg1 Chatham, Nckerson, for Baltimore. cleared
at Boston 8. inst; and Eagle Fessenden, for d. 4lh.
Schr Dee larauon, Verina, (rom st. Jago de Cuba)
cleared at Norfolk (where she put in for some slight
repalfs) for Baltimore 9Th inst.
Schr Uranus, Sparks, for Baltimore, sailed from
Hamnen Roads 9Th inst.
Schr FAME, Gardner, hence for River Plate WIS
spoken GA hours from Cape Henry 29th ult la 36
81, lon. u %.
Schr ouisa, Love- for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 9th inst
Schr Plaart lIowps, from Bath for Baltimore az
rived at Norfolk 4Ih inst.
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AMERICAN LYcEuM. This iourishing institution
will hold public meeting this evening in the School
Room adjoining the Ptt-st NJ. P. Church. A Lee
'ure will be delivered and an interesting subject dis
cusspd
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THEATRs-Benefito OF Mr.. Frazier. This evening
will be produced for the first time in Baltimore the
Opera Of the "Postillion of Lonumeau" after which
the comedy of "Charles H." Anexcellent bill
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Qy- BLOSSOMS IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
A.MILLER, German Missionary. will give Insruc-
ton in the German LANGUAGE, in the LIGHT ST.
INSTITUTE. near the Light street Church, on MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY of each week,
from TO 81 O'Clock I. VI. daring the winter months
portion of time in each lesson will be devoted to
familiar conversation in German, rs practical exer-
else on thu preceding lesson. The whole TO he con.
Quoted according the suctest rules Of deco An and
propriety, so that ladies well as gentlemen may
take part in these exercises. Terms-S5 per quarter
Lessons TO commence on Monday, 9Th inst DC 2t+
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GI5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; God Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment which is com
plete at his Old Established Sore, Water ST., I'd door
from Calvert. OIL
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a"sLOAKINGS, BLANK ETS, SHAWLS,
FLANNELS, FRENCH MERlNOS, CASH
MERES, nOUSIIN DE LANES, BON BAZINES,
DRESS SILKS, LINENS, Colored and Black SILK
VELVETS, CLOTHS and CASSIMERES. CALL
GOES, CAMBRtCS HOSIERY and GLOVES.
r. McELDOWNEY 4 co.
Offer for sale at the LOWEST possible prices.
1853 BALTIMORE STREET,
de- Between Calvert s. Light-sts
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COMMISSION CLOSED We learn from the
Frederick Herald that the commission appoint
cd to take testimony in relation to the contest
ed election between Messrs Ross and Quynn,
has at last been brought to close, and the
iacts will be laid before the State Senate at is
snsuing session. The expense will be from
81 500 TO $4,000.
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h3- T6BAUCO has been used ever s,nce the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and tbs hegga; indeed its
consumption has become general, that it is hard to
md one that does not either smoke, snuff or chsC.
For ourselves, we prefer rich Cigar, All! there they
are! q box Of the agree lble dcuders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so thai we can Iuxuriaie
for few minutes until the devil calls for copy. FEf!
PUFF! PUFFm! An! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELLow HOUSE," at the Hanover Mar
ket-fight on the corner dS-tfr
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MUsRua-Mr' Queens. This gentleman will appear
this evening IN twoof his favoite characters-"Jen-
kns," in "Gretna Green" and "Gregory Thimbe-
well'' in estate Secrets" His name alone is suffi-
cient to fill the Saloon.
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o. POPULAR LECTURES. The fourth Lee
ture Of the course in the Lutheran Church, LeKng.
ton street, will be delivered THIS EVENING, by
Dr. w. NJ. KEMP, at u O'Clock. SubIect-The EYE,
its uses and mechanism. Single Lecture lac. 1t
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~ GREAT ATTRACTION! WASHINGTON
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY! The friends of Tenn
perance and the community generally, are respect
fully informed that HU5TE COLUE-CHEE, Indian
Chief of the Seminole Tribe, aud Son of Temper
aBce, will deliver an address on the subject of Tenn
peraRce at the Washington Temperance Hall, corner
of Camden and Hanover streets, THIS Monday
EVENING, ut O'Clock. BY order of the Standing
Committees WILLIAM TUMBLINSOS,
JOHN &. QUAY,
JOIIN ROUENSII'k,
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THE WEATnER IN QrEGEC. Snow fell at
Quebec last week six inches, and the sleighs
are all abroad. Thermometer Is to 20 degrees
below freezing point. About ten vessels were
still in port, and likely to remain So
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G3-A fresh supply of Doctor ]. :. ROSES ME-
DICiNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, SC. just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactc Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS Il ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market ss.,
n24 3m Baltimore, Md.
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{G3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
.iNNU.4L ADDRESS,. Tho second annual address
before this S0ciet5 will be delivered by Hon john p.
KE NEEDY, on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst. at u
o'clock in the UnjVelsaIi.t church, corner Of Caver
and Pleasant streets. The public alc invited t. at
tend, BY ORDER
ms 81 s. f. STREEVFR Rec Ser
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POPULAR LECTURES. The fourth Lecture of the
Course in the English Lutheran Church, Lexington
ST., will be delivered this evening bysDr. VIM. M.
Kemp. Subect-"The kye-its Uses and Mechan-
ism.v
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IIGuwAY ROBBERY NEAR BOsToN. On
Wednesday night, near Boston, man was
knocked down, stabbed in three places, robbed
Of s232, and left for dead.
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G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, fer sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &c. for sale and made TO order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States T.. s. FRYER,
nll-tf No. | North Gay street.
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RoBBED PRINTING OFFICE. Some blade
entered, with false keys, the Office Of the Bos-
ton Times, on Tuesday night last, and stole
sI2O from the drawer
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Quick, The express which carried the mes
sage arrived at Bosom in 20 hours from tn
time it left Washington.
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Tue Snow STORM. They have been visit
ed by pretty heavy snow storm down cast
In Maine and New Hampshire it fell several
inches deep. Ga Monday six inches fell in
Vermont, in the river towns. The storm was
quite severe on Long Island Sound, Oh Thurs
day night and the night before The snow to
the depth Of over foot fell at Utica on Mon
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CouNrERFEITs. A new counterfeit, on the
Bank of Mddletown, Pa, is in circulation,
which is well calculated to deceive the unwary
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The GULF SQUADRON. There were at Pen
sacoa on the 24th ult., the flag ship Falmouth
the Saratoga, Lawrence, Porpoisc, Somcrs anC
steamer Mississippi.
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y THREE No. Tickets sold by TUCKER
- Il BRO on Saturday last. Signal instances
of luck at our Head Quarters. Five prizes sold in
packages demonstrating the of purchasing on
the package system. On Saturday last we sold asain
~ three No tickets, varying from $50 to $1,000. of
hose prizes, as before said, being sold in packages.
No mistake here.
TODAY, capitals OF 600 each for ouy cus-
toners, besides 30 prizes of Tickets OK nrs
81 25 package of quarters M certificate sis f'''
TUCKER BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-EIead of Centre Marker,
FpNO-DAY (MoNDAY,) Dec. 9Th, will be drawn
Nd Consolidated Lottery, class lists Nos 10
ballots, 's' -
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 nrize of s5ooo
% 10000 SSSE
10000 30 loSS g.
Ilckes S5--shares in proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply to the prize venders MILLER Z 70
Corner of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets
Drawn Mes of the Md. Lottery, Class "a. drauu
Dec. e-lowe ST prize al: ~ ~ o''"A
Sc 4s 40 "a SO l 50 81 IL ca a6 70
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SINGULAR. Potatoes are still arriving at
New York from Europe, while the former is
exporting large quantities ofbreadstutfs to make
good the deficiency in the English crops.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROE NJ .
For LiVerpool-Baique Che .aneo, 10Th inst.
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HOLIDAY STREET. THEATRE.

{1}- CHRD, Mrs. BAILEY respectfully announces
to her friends and the public, that her Benefit will
take place on TUESDAY EVENING, December 9th,
on which occasion Mrs. SEGUIN, Mr.. FRAZER,
Mr. SEGUIN, Mrs. BAILEY, and Mr.. DELAVANTI
will appear in conjunction with the entire strength
of the Company, in the popular Musical Drama call
ed GUY MANNERlNG after which, a Grand
Scene from II Barbiere di Siviga, by Mr. della
VANTI. To conclude with the Comic Opera of
JOHN OF PARIS, in which Mrs. BAILEY, Mr..
FRAZER, Mr.. SEGUIN, Mr.. CHAPMAN, &C., will
appear. {E3- Box Book now open, dS-2t
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Az II kEEE Figs hotAC e.. Wa ruutIll I, a, IN
- the 2lst of November last, 10 The jail of Carroll
county. Md, NEGRO BOY, VIII" calls himsrl 10
SEPH HARRIS ALIAS DAVID kIGaS. said Boy is
about twenty years of aye, Ave feet hlgh has on daI
home made cloth pantaioOns; striped vast aud black
bOmlaZne vest, ma keen roundabout aud pants
black hat and coarse shO ;, who says his master is
lIr Hays, of Frederick county. VITO if the owner
does not prove said Boy pay Jai charges be
fore the expiration of sixty days and TAX him away,
viii be discharged according TO law
LEW 5 TRUMBO,
dS-Go4t Sheriff of Carroll ouuty
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co.
No. Holiday :, BaIto. (
&SATUR DAYS drawn Nos Small Frv ,, class
~ AZ, Dee. q, lowest prize 81, me
So d 43 "a t9 63 81 IL Ga 26 20
Magnificent scheme TO DAYS grand high prizes
of ) 900 cnch 80 of $1,000 sc, Tickets S., halves
- so, qrS. 81 25-75 Nos, - ballots.
A regular package in this lottery stands the chance
of drawing all Of the capitals, amour ing to 500
900.
The lucky tickets and packages are now for sale at
this office, and ifpurchased in time may secure for
tune for life.
Apply personally or by letter directed to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore Md
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RATHER Cool. The thermometer was down
to "a deg, at Philadelphia on Friday evening.
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GOVERNMENT FUNDS. On the LIST inst. the
Government had s9,Sl7, 596.7 10 on dcposite, of
which IS, 922, sS5 43 was subject to draft
Amount on dcposte in the Chesapeake Bank
of Baltimore Sl26, 2943l; Bank Of Washing
ton SIC, O53.3l; Bank of the Metropolis $685.
O7o.7S; Patriotic Bank 25,495 10; Bank of
Potomac $40, 492.67; Corcoran s. Riggs S472,-
297.6O.
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PoLIrICs IN CoNNEcTIcUr. The Democrats
have nominated Isaac Toucey for Governor,
and Noyes Billings for Lieutenant Governor
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A Il N A n A @.
Noon spasses.
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On FftIday event 9, fth inst AT the house Of John
Needles in the order of the Society of Friends Wh
y. NEEDLES, Of Philadelphia, to ELIZA NJ. NEEDLES,
daughter OF John Needles, OF this cny.
On the 9TH inst. by the Rev l.. +. Morgan, Epw
H. AIREY to MARGARET ANN POWELL, all of this city
DIED,
~, uh tie ON instant, FLORENCE PARKER daughter of
WIN = ana Emene Cole, in the 4th year of her age
On tne 4th instant, JoHN CHAMBERLAIN, III the S6th
year of his age.
~ V"IpaiaSo, on board barqne Vahalla, Of Boston,
WILLIAM IT, THOMPSON, of Baltimore, aged about 30
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d7oAL SCUTFE.Es AND P0A&ERs. A
V large supply Of Coal Scuues, Coal Shovcs and
PokersJust finished and for sale low FIR cash at the
Original Furnishing Wa'ehnuse Of
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 33j Baltimorest.
dc second tin store above towards st.
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FGy-TF YOU WANT A RICH LUXURlANF Head
of Hair, entirely free from dandruff, use the Balm Of
Columbia nom Comstock Co. 81 Courtlandt street,
near Broadway, This is the only article that will
store the hair on hald heads. Many worthless arti-
cIes are paImed off The public upon the reputation
Of the Balm of Columbia. DO not he deceived by
thcm. The Balm of Columbia has bPcu tested by
thousands and is the besland only article that should
be u-cd for the hair,
To he had Mt the corner Of Hanover and Bal mOre
SITS, Baltimore. Also AT he corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and al No. 81 Thames st. 1t
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DISASTER ON THE WESTERN RAILROAD
The Boston papers report fearful accident
that occurred on Wednesday. The passenger
train from Albany met the freight train from
Springfield near Chester village, both running
at the rate of nearly thirty miles an hour
The two engines were utterly destroyed and
many of the cars much damaged. Nh Rus
sell, the postmaster on the passenger train, was
seriously injured, and one engineer and brake
man badly hurt.
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TJ.ERINr. GInPs. A Iew more pieces OF
"A those beautiful Gimps, on hand anu for sale by
the yard or piece. ,-,..-o ..-o.,
d6-lm lPl J. M. HAlG, III oaiimofe suee'
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MARINELlsT-PoRT or BALTIMORE
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AtLDERiS, ca SSthIsGiSEiS. CLOAkiNCS
" &C. We have on uand large assortment of
CLIO HIS, HASSIMERES, CASSINErrS AND
CLOaklNGS, and other Wn0len goods, which we
are determined to sell off cheap, consisting in part q
ChOlnS; all color from 81 90 5 60
HEAVIER ClclHS % TO 5 %
CASSl hEkES, fancy and plain 81 10 . 90
CaSalNElIS 30 TO 10
CLphhlNGS 90 to 80
FhANkEhS, white, red and yellow 81 10 so
BLANKETS, Rose, Whitney & uuflle / IS t. 6 80
Also a large assortment of Domestic Goods al I'M =.
precedented low prices.
JOHN H. WILSON,
No. SO Baltimore street, (Whlte HouseO
dS-W&s3 doors below Frrderck.st.
a. BRYANT WANTED. The advertiser wants
~ to hire, hy the month or year, a young negro wo
man to act as chamber laid, &C. slave from the
country won be prefer ed, 10 one wiling and ca
pable TO do the work Of small family, good wages
will be given. Inquire at
IT. No, a. NORTH CAhVERT-GT
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13-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly