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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

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Feb l5 1915 Providence, X |.
nor y, and efficacy see pamphlets which may be cbtued
Of agents gratis Prepared aud sold wsole>Ae aud re'a and
fnr ,xers,ion By A. B. u. SANDS, Druggists, No 70
FuIron.s;; ~ Broaiway:77 East Broadway. asst IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

W-ISTAR'S BALSNM OF WILD CHERRY.
A COMPOUND BALsAaIc rREPARArIoN FRoh WILD cnkKRf
n.
The best remedy knorr, TO the teorld for the cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group, bleeding Of otc
lungs, ,rhooping-cough, bronchitis, III
Ruen-a, Shurtness Of b, .ath, pain
ana lreak,,css in the breast
or side, ltr1 cont
plaint and The
frst stages Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

VALUABLE PuBLIcATIoHs. we have received from
Messrs Parsons, Preston Kurz, two volumes, en-
titled 'Observatinns in the East, chiefly in Egypt, Pa
lesne, Syria and Asia minority John P. Durba, y.
d., late President Of Dickinson College" Professor
Durbn is well qualified 10 give high interest to Pub
LEGATION Of the present character; and the universal
appreciation with which his 'Observatons in Eu-
rope" were received, give the assurance that the
wsrk now published will be as well approved and as
extensively read. We have not had time to examine
the publication, but are willing TO recommend il to
readers upon the reputation as writer of The
yerend author.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Theft A white boy, named Richard J.
Hall, was arrested on Saturday, on the charge
Of stealing piece Of linsey from the store Of
Messrs. Simmons & Brother, corner Of Gay
and High streets. He was committed for trial
by Justice Sweeny.
Fast Drifting. Thomas Tilden, (colored,)
charged with driving his furniture wagon
through the streets at a rapid rate, was on Sa-
turday arrested by officer Pamphillion and TAX
en- before Justice Schaeffer, who fined him So
and costs.
a Crash The neighborhood of Lombard st.
east of Hartford run, was in no little excitement
yesterday, in consequence Of the giving way"
Of the timbers and flooring of the storage room
Of Clagett's brewery. The apartment was &C.
cuped by some several thousand bushels of
grain, and the weight being SO great crushed
the rooms below. The loss of grain and in
jury of building, must be probably over one
thousand dollars. Fortunately no personal in
jury was sustained.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

ETHIOPIAN SERxNApRRs. Our citizens will be
pleased to see, by the announcement in another
umn, that these superior and much admired vocaists
will remain with US another week, TO give all those
an opportunity of seeing them who were prevented
doing so by the great crowds orlast week This will
be the last opportunity they will have OF appearing in
Baltimore for years, as engagements already
made for them in Philadelphia, New York and from
thence To Europe, where they engaged 10 appear
early in January. Their first concert of tn week
wtake place TO night at the Saloon Of the Assembly
Rooms, with an entire change ufprogtamnlr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

DEATH on THE PALE IloRsp. y! cent exhibi-
ton is just the thing for works OF art. Hundreds, at
such a price WILL and have already gone to see this
painting that have never large OF wonderful
one before. OF course they are surprised agtated,
and consequently talk and dream about the scene,
unit; everybody of their acquaintance mus, 90 and see
what has produced such wonderful effect on the
nerves of their friend. twoud be as singular as it is
cheap if any person, old or young vino can read and
write, will visit this grea! painting in Light street.
opposite Dix s. Iogg's
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

MUSEUM. The long promised piece of "Crandatli
Whitehead" to be performed to night Cnippen-
dale personates his original character of Grandfather
Whitehead; MI john Seton plays Bob Lincole; land
that truly surprising child, Miss Emma Klmistc acts
Edward, the Grandchd, This piece, with Tom
Thumb and the laughabe Vaudeville of the .sPrison-
er of Rochelle" embracing the ialen, of Miss Can
non, Mrs. Timm and Gallagher, will insure crowd.
ed Saloon.
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/, From the Republican and Arms,

o. TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption las become geBera that it is hard to
find one tha, does not either smoke, snuff or chew.
For ourselves, we prefer Itch Cigar. All there they
are box Of the agreeable deluders-- BOOTHS
BEsT. Boy, light match, so that We can luxurate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff!
PuFF! PUFF.!! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them If any OF our readers wish To enjoy them
selves, as we aow are doing, We would recommend
them TO the "fELLoY HOUSE," al the Hanover Mar
ket-fight on the corner nl0-tfr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

U}-DANIEL =. COLE, Of No. 10 Sixth Avenue,
nine mon hs since, was thrown upon she curb stone
by the force Of an engine passing rapidly the
walk, which caused serious wound apsn his thigh
For eight months he was severely affected in his walk
had tried different applications hut all hat done no
good. inflammation increasing r,pidy-When
he bought one of DALEY = MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTORS which had come from n Maiden Lanes
before he had used one box he was entirely cured.
To he had at the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
Sts., Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison stS., and at No 81 Thames st. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. This day and 10 NOR
row Mr. Morris has concluded to remain al the Ma
sonic Hall with his painting, in order to accommodate
several Sabbath schools, already engaged as well as
any of our citizens that may have delayed visit Go
before it is taken down, by all means. Who would
miss sight so imposing and thrilling for 81 cents
The lecture is worth the money.
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Ny-POpULAR LECTURES. A coarse of twely

G3-POpULAR LECTURES. A coarse of twelve
Popular Lectures will he delivered in lhe First Eng
lish Lutheran Church, in Lexington street, (for the
cts for the course rs cents-a ticket admitting gen
teman and two ladies, Sl'0-to he had at the door.
The first lecture, wtich viii be free, will be deliver
ed by }. MORRISON HARRIS. Esq, Monday night
next. Subject-"Glnpses of Roms-ths Palace
the Forum, AVID the Church The public in
vited. (AP1 nS.H
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CRlSTIE'S PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS.

IND CHRTSTTE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
The GALVANIC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM, acute
or cIonc, applying TO the head, face or limbs; Govt
nc Doioreux, To0thaehe, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nerv-
GUS or Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, CramP, Papitation Of the Heart, Apo
peXy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago Spinal Com
p!aints, Neuralgia General Debility, Deficiency NJ
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
CRgSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID,
This composition has been pronounce ed by the French
chemists To be one of the extraordinary discov
eIies OF the modern science. The FLUID is ALWAYS
used in connection with the RINGS, by which means
their power is gradually augmented and certainty Of
Their ben fetal action obtained The combined in
ventons are in every way entirely harmess they are
at prices within the reach of ALL and the disSoverer
only requests fair trial test of their efficacy and
permanent benefit.
90 The genuine Rings and Plaid for sale only, IN
Baltimore by SETH 5. HANCE, No. l0S Baltimore
street, and corner of Charles and Pratt-sts nj
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NNMORY & CO., No. 2CALvERr-.r,. the oIdes,
M established, most extensive, and most popuias
Lottery firm i'll the world With the advantage of be-
ing the sub-Agents for Nessrs J. G. Gregory & Go.
Tor The sale of tickets in the State of Maryland and
their immense pecuniary resources, they can sen Lot
terry tickets ether by the package sngly upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition. Per
ssohsirom abroad who may be disposed occasionally
to test the favor of the Goddess Fortune - can snf
ly remit any amount of funds however large 10 this
ann-the reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention to business for thirty yea,s in this
cuy being sufficient security that any business con
hded TO their care, will be attended to with puactua
" and despatch. EMORY O. co.
III 2 Calvert sfYept
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER SEQ.

NO, Holiday g., Ballo. {
LA NGE distribution Of prizes was made at
IA this office in the Small Fry Lottery of Saturday,
sold at the counter TO citizens and mailed 10 persons
III different parts of the country.
Drawn Nos. class 44-lowest prize al, arc
As 10 30 81 % AZ 65 81 % 81
8F- THIS DAY, another beautiful Lottery is to Dc
drawn, in which prizes of $lS 900, 5000, $500,
l23O, III of 1000 besides many others Of $500, $500
SUD- nc. Tickets S5, shares in proportion. Package
for Sl6 %. Tickets and packages constantly for sale
In all the Lotteries drawing Send your orders 20
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
ENOUHTEEN PRIZES IN EVERY ad
M TICKETS TODAY, AT SCHOOLFlELD "
CO.'S, making it an elegant scheme for packages, a.
schoofeld s. Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
25 whole tickets for only $685. hal S32 So quarters
SIG %, and they will contain every number that goes
in the wheel.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class a, drawn
Nov. s, lowest prize 81 , are:
As IL Sc SO % % IS CO 90 81
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme OF Nd. Con
sOhdated Lottery, class IA.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
! prize OF sie,OOO prize OF $3.50
| - 5000 10 1000
" 1900 10 " 500 SC.
Whole tickets S5-sharrs 10 proportion.
GO Draws next SATURDAY, November 18th, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, c.ass As, capital prize
S4OOO-Tickes Sl-shnSes in proportion, in which
Schoohed & Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
SO 81, eIghths 81 6S.
For the prizes n packages, single tickets or shares
70 SURF anu Can ." 'D sC Cd & CO,
No. Calvert street,
II Fifstofiice from Baltimore street.
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R5-OPFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. Coasol
dated Lottery, class No. 20, for lS45:

20 80 f9 III "A 10 20 81 3 26 GO l6
: and 80, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each $40
- and 40, being the I'd and 4ti drawn Nos each 20
IL and %, being the 9TH and 9TH drawn Nos each Is
10 and 20, being the nh and 9Th; OF and f. be-
ing the 9Th and lDth drawn Nos each -
All having two OF the drawn Nos. ca Them, each 6
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " ]
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. . n. Calvert-st,
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MUST RECEIVED AT

~ TAYLOR, WILLIS h cos
The Merchants Daughter, by Miss Ellen
Pickering, IS cents
Dashes Al Life, by N. P Willis, beins part
Ephemera, 80
The An-ncan Almanac. for 1876.
The Mothers Medical Adviser, btin. No
of the Shilling Library las"
Love now, in answer to Mrs Motions Love
Not-price g."
Operate Gems, by celebrated COMPOSERS, Fer
retts Music. 81
English Comic Writers, by VIM. Hazlitt 10
The Vicar Of Wakefield by q. Goldsmith, 37i "
Renvenuio Cellin, I'd part, 80
Lights and Shadows Of 4 Scottish Life, BY
Prof Wilson, fresh suopy, ST. "
The Adventures of Gilbert Garney, by Theo-
d0rc Hook, so
The Letter Writer and Art Of &sood behavior,
or Love, Courtship and Marriage, l2l "
Sigaot Forinica, I2i
THYRNAU, THE BOHEMIAN CONsPi.
RATOR; sd 8
by Madame PaalEow, translated by Bmk-
hardt-pricc 20 "
The MYSTERIES OF PARIS, by Eugene
Sue, complete in | y0l the most hand
some edition yet published, 30 "
The Authors Daughter, by Mary Hewitt,
cheap edition, las"
WANDERING JEW, Iiarpers and VIM
Chestet's editions, fresh supply, COM
plete either edition fog 20 q
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO OR
ECON, by Captain Fremont Having the
sole agency, we aie enabled to reduce
the price to 37t
Al the Boston, New YoFk and Philadelphia papers
in. The Weekly Herald expected to be interesting
this week, received at % Pm.
{b3- Every new and cheap publication rect ved as
soon issued, and for sale wholesale and RETAIL az
TAYLOR, WILDE s. co.'s Literary Hall
Nos. 4, ) and Jarvis Buildings, Bait.
Aad n No. 3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
II Penn Avenue, Washington City.
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QC- FAIR. The Ladies attached to the Methodist
Protestant Church, Of Pitt and AisQullh stS ,
contemplate holding Fair, beginning on MONDAY,
10Th instant and continuing during the week, in the
EGYPT IAN SALOON, (Odd Fellows HalD Gay st.
The collection of Useful and Faacy Articles is eI
pected to be verylarge and with the Ice Cream, Con
frcnonaIy Oysters, and other g.od things numer
ous 10 mention, will, they trust inG>cC a large mum
Der of visitors.
The Ladies will consider sacrifice 100 great in
view of pleasing all who may visit the Fair and
the funds raised by this undertaking ale to he applied
10 the quidatoA of the church debt il il 10 be hoped
that discriminating public will crown their generous
efforts with success. Mo Ivy
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HoLLIDAY-sr TapATRE. This place ofamusemeai
will open to night for the winter season with an ex-
celent company The bill for this evening is an at
trac.ive enc. See advertisement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

OLE BULL This distinguished performer upon the
violis will give farewell concert to the citizens of
Baltimore to morrow evening at the Calvert Hail.
He will be assisted by Mr. $. b. Buffield, vocalist,
If 0Inaf celebrity.
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QJf- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries now drawing will
meet prompt attention, and may secure some of the
capital prizes, i Sireeedtou,. All prizes sold BY US
are paid, upon presentation at our COUNTER in Coal
We invariably pay postage ali orders.
EMORY * co.
Il Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd,
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EBEWs IN THE HIGH STREET BAP

n list CHURCH FOR SALE. We will sell
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, lltk inst, al 3 o'ck
the PEW5 in the above named Church
This Church is one Of the neatest and best finished
houses OF worship in the city, and decidedly the
haEd5"meSt in that part of the city, where it is ocat
ed. And being situated in good and improving
neigh5orhood, renders the purchase of the pews in
this Church the more desirable.
The House will be open Monday and Tuesday
for examination, and Diagrams, showing the numbers
and situation of the Rews, as well as the assessed
price and the amount of quarterly rents will be fur
nshed those who may wish to purchase.
O. Terms and conditions will be made known on
the day of sale by
DlJ-2t CANNON, BENNETT & Co Auct'rs,
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N3- BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT..
An adjourned quarterly meering viii b. held at the
CITY Hall THIS tMonday) EVENING, at half past I
O'Clock. BY order,
1t Fri JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
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HEATS. CAPS. NyUNFs, &c.

EEATS, CAPS, MUFFs, sc.
II II At No. IS9-Observe, on the south side Of
PRATT STREET, NEAR HANOVER.
The Undersigned offers any of the above named
Goods TO his friends and the public at reduced prices
for cash. No pufing-a small profit and quick sales
for the ready money, which is the spirit of trade.
~ P!ease observe the name and nunhc of store
No. 1885, on the south side Of Pratt, Hanoverst
as-2m RICHARD e. HURT,
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0z- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases: Breast pins Ear-rngs Silver Plated Cake
.,"%' "..---..i,. H>-~'S, irTit-u
GABRIEL ID. CLARk'S assortment which Is com
plete at his Old Established ore, Water St. I'd door
from Calvert. nol
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NOTICE The tenants who occupy the horses
~ owned by Thomas and Eliza Baird, are notified
that all rents accrung theietom must Sc paid from
this date tn the subscriber.
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THOMAS BAIRD.


ASOLORED AND BLACK aSHbTJKrON |
" GIMP for Dresses, new article and chucc CO. |
lors, for sale low by the yard or piece.
JAS. NJ. HAlG, l2l Baltimore street.
Mo above South.
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90 e. 3. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench S German LOOKING Glass Plates,
which will be sold, by wholesale aud ieta as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-tilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
iy2i-d No. l NORTH GAY STREET
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{I5- DR.. ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTIFI-
CIAL NIPPLES-Pstened July 4th, lo45-Is now
offered to the public for the frat time in this city as
viz: Where the nipple is entirely wanting being
inverted, where il has off by the child nurs
ing upon it-whete it is excoristed or sore, or the
chds mouth is sore In all the above the child
will nurse with perfect 10 itself ana the mother
The naaes Of number Of medical men, who have
applied m practice, and have given the proprietor
permission refer 10 them. may be seen on applica-
ton 20 ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets
o8-Im Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait
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A DAUGHTER CONVICTED OF KILLING HER
MOTHER. Ellen Miller was tried on Thursday
in the New York Sessions, for matricide, in
having killed her mother, On ,he night ofthe
death, when the husband was from home, the
daughter was seen to beat her mother on the
head with piece of an old panel door or win
dow. The old woman was heard to cry out
and say to her daughter, SIS this what reared
you for, to pull your mothers gray hairs out of
her hcadl" The jury found a verdict of guilty
of anslaughterin the 4th degree.
GoRED TO DEATH BY BULL. Two boats were
lying at Sail Rock, Turks Island and a man from
one oft boats, by the name of Benz. Light
bourn, colored person, went to collect wood,
and was attacked and gored to death by a wild
bull in the presence Of three of his companions,
who escaped by climbing trees.
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cannot recede with honor? 1t il the part OF
true wisdom to anticipate events, and so to
steer the ship vi State as to avoid disasters OH
either hand. We feel great degree of conf
dence in the present Administration, yet we
confess we are not without anxiety on the sub
ect Of which we are speaking. We wish to
see the Oregon question either left where it is,
under the belief that time will strengthen our
cause, or else brought to a speedy and final adj
justment, The territory really in dispute.
o. the territory north of Columbia river, west
of the north branch of the same, and south OF
latitude 49-is of little value, consisting chiefly
of mountains or barren plains. One month
war expenses, to say nothing OF human lie,
would be too much to give for the whole OF it.
We have hundreds of millions Of acres OF bet
ter land, one or two thousand miles nearer
home, which goes begging for want OF occu-
pants. Much of it is the finest land which man
ever set his eyes on, not excepting the Garden
of Eden. Now, we admit this is no good rea
son for relinquishng territory clearly our own,
but is a reason against endangerng the peace
of the country by insisting upon the possession
of poor land at the ends of the earth which is
not our own, or Of which our title is so very
doubtful that we dare not submit the question
10 arbitration.
vast extent Of fertile land ion our South
western frontier has just been annexed to US,
most of which is unoccuped except by Indians
and wild beasts; and if we want more, further
off, we can purchase it more cheaply Of Mexico
than we can knock it out Of John Bulls brains.
As Mexico has concluded not to fight us, she
mast come to an understanding with us on the
subject of boundaries. Upper California is al
ready in revolt, and she may be willing, for
suitable pecuniary consideration, to set 1t off 10
us, fixing her northern boundary at latitude Sc
instead of42. This would give US the finest
harbor on the western coast, viz: San Francis
CO, and along with it some excellent land. The
river Sacramento, which emptes into the bay
of San Francisco, takes its rise in Oregon; and
in fact, for the best part of Oregon, San Fran
cisco is the natural outlet. If Upper Califor-
MIA were ours, we need not care if Columbia
river were our northern boundary. We should
still have ten degrees of latitude on the Pacific,
and really fine county, instead Of mountains,
rocks and barren sands.
The forthcoming Message Of the President
will BIO awaited with special interest on account
of its bearing upon the Oregon dispute. We
hope it will be such as to promote pacific re-
suits.
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DoNArIoS. John Jacob Astor has given
$4,000 to the New York Society FOR the relief
of respectable AIRED females
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GOVERNOR OF Iowa. James Clarke has
been appointed Governor of Iowa, vice Cham
beers, removed.
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New York ELECTIoS. Both branches Of
the Legislature, it is settled, will be democratic
| by large majorties.
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

MONDAY, Nor. 10Th
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
TaE ETHIOPIAN SERESADERS,
MEssRs. GERMOk, STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON, PELHAM
and WHITE,
KetuJh 'her sincere THINKS 10 the citizens of Ba-
more Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed on their
previous Concerts, and respectfully announce that
they have made arrangements to remain
ONE WEEE LONGER!
Commencing On MONDAY, Nov. 10TH
Being positively the lost opportunity thew piH haze the
honor Of appearing in Baltimore for some wears, as
engagements already made for them in Phiade-
phla, New York, and from thence 10 EUROPE!.!
where they engaged to appear in January ne It,
Duing the week they will introduce a variety of new
SONGS, GLEEs, Sc, interspersed with New Lee
iafes Comic Sayings, Refralns and Dittes.
% For particulars, see Programmes.
&c Open every night Admission 20 Cts. Doors
open at u. Concert at O'Clock. fri Mo