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6tiRIsTo1A& AND NEW YEARS PRE-
q SENE.. IL -la.-t -i..t,.

". n. NANNIoON'S Literary Depot
No. Jarvis BUILDINGS, Solth-st
ANIMALS, tc.-'The Diaa"m FOR ls4G. beautiful
nIates, SO ~: Friendships Odetine do 42.5b; The
OPAL do So The Git do SO 50; Rose of Sharon do
- 30; The Amuetd do q, 80; The May Flower do sos
The Literary Emporium do So The H. acinth, au-
nfnl Juvenile, 81; The Iady's Book of Flowers cc-
ganlly coorcd, &?; The ladys Book of Poetry do do
Sl5O; Etiquette for Ladies, G2a cts
JUVENILE BOOKS-KnS kringc's Raree Show
81; Life and Ramhes o. Mouse 81; Robinson Cru
soc W; Boys and Girls story Book %; Kriss Kringe's
Christians Tree so; Book of Fairy II les 60; Lucy's
Recreation -; Pictorial Gift So a great variety of
c0|ored Toy Books, Games, &c.
H}- What would be more appropriate 10 a young
the Lad : Book, Gtaham's Magazine, Columbian
Magazine; New York Illustrated Magazine, Atthur's
Masazine-each of which is only SO per year, and
delivered al your residence fee of extra charge d2i
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83- GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND The
anniversary meeting Of this Society will be held on
FRIDAY EVENING, 26h inst. AT u O'Clock, at the
rooms Uf the Germania, North icwarl-st Members
are requested To be punctuai in THEN attendance.
1t &. w, LENlZ, See. Ger. So. ufMd,
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SINKING FuHD ASSOCIATION. This association, it
Will be seen by the advertisement, will hold an inter
es,ing meeting this evening, in the Exeter st VI. f.
Church,
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"ChristmaS comes but once a year,
But when it GENES it brings good cheer"

STOCKS IN New YoRE. The Express OF
Tuesday evening says-"The sales at the Ex-
change show farther decline on stocks gene
rally, the market closing dull, with good dis
position to realize, particularly by small opera
tors. who had rather suffer the present known
loss than hold TIER stocks for an advance. U.
S So have fallen l-2 per cent, with decline
on every stock sold, except Erie railroad; Nor
witch AID Worcester and Long Island fell per
cent; The great desire seems, to realise at
cost, ar a moderate loss, and an offer to buy at
the board can hardly be made without dozen
offers to sell at prices I2 per cent less than the
ure7ious sale was made att
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10 FAIR OF The Ladies Of the Highest BAPTIST
lhurci, N the Egg pli"n Saloon a. the Udd Fellows,
Hall, On CHRISTMAS DAY. TAn scholar of the
different sabbath Schools (jf accompanied by their
iarcnts % teachcrs) will be admitted ier of charp
to tie Fair A large assortment OF Toys Books, sc
are Tor sale, besides large number Of useful and fan
cy articles d9i d.
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G3-sEVENTH WARD. An adjourned meeting
Of the 7th Ward for lhe Relief Of the Poor viii he
held at Hickory Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, 26ul
inst, att O'Clock. DAVID PhRR IL.
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TO VIE LADIES.

go VIM. ROBINSON, Jcweler, Gomez
HJN of CALVERT and BALTIMORE STREETS, has
e. SIS just received a very large and choice assert
tGs.AksLSment of WATCHES and JEWELRY, which
ne warrants 10 be of the best material and workman
ship, HIS stock will he found to comprise aImos,
every article usually found in a Jewelry establish
ment lie has also lately received many pretty fancy
articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The
public, and the Ladies in particular, are invited TO
call and examine the Goods at
dos tfr RUBISSDNiS opnosite the Musau,,
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10 enable all persons e|Soseu III '"0 once IL
niTiaEc IN Inc f'''siou7 SUI '''0' VI ''S''
o! C"ns'mas' we s"''' n'' ISSUE P'P'' ~
morrow, The Office VIII DC c'oseu at '''''
.'cioeh this morning
mrN,,,rv .rourrrp. II will he seen by
coto tho letter Of our Washington cor
.,s,,,lcnt in another part of this paper, that
a. McNnI,v I,lc clerk of the House of Re-
,,.sco,a,iyas has been "honoaby acquitted
If ,hc cb,rre of hnvlnr om5czzed a large
amount of Government funds.
-, Z, ~
N"''s WAS no ''t'',''
Gay '''''''' ~ '''''' '','' ''''N
Co.,
Va '''' '''' -
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f'o'''"S "'''' '0 WV
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H"F''''o p'',a' ~ WY VI 'IF' VIII III
'"'oI -"'"' 1'''o0s" II "0f "ot " oOse''cu
oy al DIS Uay Oh SoPPIic"uo'l ana prayer II Is
commentaries "S oAe WHICH thought hHPPhe's
!" '"o c''''S''"" "o''U' On Sach d Gay inc
h''ha SHOULD eApahu-t'e hcofI g'o" WIN be-
heVoiehcc-aha the feelings oil humanity and
chaf''y DC looSeo INTO more active EXERCISE
s"'"'" also DC Il o"V OF fctfoSpecuon. Here
VIC S"o"'u pause ana cast oui eyes oacK along
'@' INC u l's' IN" "''cr9 we discover That
"e nave u'i' 'l"t "n'cn we ought not TO
N''o uohe' Ut le'' unuohe that "hlch we
O"sh' 10 nave uone' we shouIa at once and
"'u'ly feSoiVe 10 alHehu our course Ior the fu-
'''' !" 'o''"''"s 'he c'e"is Vi '"e past year,
40" &c" can say '''a'' III 'nat oflet space oil
A''''' '"ey nave missed no familiar lace at their
O'afo' u" oear relallVo or klho iriend-who has
passed. /" .tha' bourne whence no traveller re-
'"'"S i"cy l11l Ike the autumn leaves a
'ou"u US anu ere the ARRIVAL OF ano'hef Chr'st-
mus "0 'oo' VINO "o" o"I"y h'a'''l ana 'lgor'
''@J DC sa'noFe' 10 our '"'hers' no" IN
"''''J's y
human P''ue anu VANITY Let us not '"e"' It.
midst the festivities of the season. forget our
responsibility TO our God tor the manner oil our
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N7-OFFIClAL DRAWING of the Nd. Corsoli
dated Lottery, class No.4l, for l645:
Al 35 is 80 60 81 % 73 SO 43 Is IS
35 and A. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each ago
30 and Is, being the Sd and h drawn Nos each so
30 and 60, being the 18th and 9TH drawn Nos eac 40
81 and 50, being the 5h and 9th; or 2S aud 70, be-
ing The nh and 9Th drawn Nos. each "a
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on thern each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, I" G
II EMORY, No. 9 N. Calxert.st
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JouN B. GouGH. The Police Gazette fur
nishes another and still stronger statement a.
painst MIR. Cough. 1t charges him with fire.
ouent induIgences in liquor and Iewd company,
and giyes the names of respectable citizens OF
New York Connecticut and Massachusetts, as
Ia authority.
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THE FAIRS. We call public attention to the vari-
Gus advertisements in our paper otto day, announcing
fair chances for the enjoyment le hours in the
most pleasant manner, and the purchase of Christmas
presents, viz:
The Ladies of the High Street Baptist Church have
generously undertaken TO pay the debt of that Church.
and are now holding Fair, for that object in the
Egyptian Saloon ofthe Odd Fellows Hail. GAY street.
The Fair for the benefit of the Eagle ArtilIerst a,
their Armory, Broadway, Fell's Point under the
management of the Ladies, who have volunteered in
time of peace 10 aid the gallant company to prepare
for war, is still progressing.
The Ladies of the Sewing Society attached to the
Second Presbyterian Church are holding Fair. for
noble object. Gail and them at the corner OF
Lloyd aud East Baltimore SITS.
The Ladies of ST. Peters Church, Poppleton street,
now holding Fair, the proceeds of which are for
the liquidation ofthe Church debt.
Fair is now progressing in the School room at
tached to the Methodist Protestant Chufch corner of
Pitt and Aisquh SIS II is managed by the Ladies of
the East Baltimore station.
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES: Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breas-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL n. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pee at his Old Established Sore, Water ST. I'd door
from Calvert, onI
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
COMET Thing NEW AND spLENDID,
~ FIR SAFE by
TAYLOR, Wilde 4 co.

- F,rsa.e by
TAYLOR, WILDE & co.
..-... Jarvis Buildings, Nouh-sf
tlEWETT,S ENCELSlJR; Or, NEW YORK IL
Illustrated TINES, full of the most charm
- =, II ing Gmgrayi9gI. No, just published.
iIE STRANGER, drama in five acts, by Won
kntzehuH, being No of mo1rrn Standard Drama
THE mlHhE'S DAUGHTER; Or, THE COINED
HEAR J., most thrilling and fascinating story.
TIE ADVENTURES OF a FRENCH GENTLE
MAN, by tie author ot"Pckwick Abroad" with
numerous illustrations, which viii make very
mighty sensation. Ii
HHRHSENT'.-P iESENYs. GREAT BAR-
Il GAINS IN jEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
at No III Baltimore street. The subscriber has just
received an extensive assortment Of Gold Chains; Gold
Keys; Gold Pencils and Breast Pins; Ear Rings; Gold
Pens; Hal, Pins; Silver Inimbles; Gard Cases; Wal
lets; Pocket Books; Dressing Cases; Purses; Work
Boxes; Writing c,ks; Cologne Water; BCals' OF;
Beers Marrow; Cold Cream; P0matum; Otto Roses /;
Scent ''ag Hair Dy e. Fancy Soaps; together with an
endless variety orgnods too numerous to MENTION re
~ ow jor caSh at wholesale or retail; Tor sale BIZ
d24 ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street.
EtHRISFMAS PRESENTS.
" Beautifully illustrated French BOOKS
PR AVER BOOKS in velvet and Turkey morocco
All the English and American ANNALS
Illustrated English Books
ChidrGn's Books, n large assortment
GAMES. in great variety
Letter Clips, great variety
iHCSsmen, bone, ivory aud wood
note PAPER, OF every pattern, some very splendid
A splendid copy Of HogarIh's Works
For sale by FIELDING LUCAS. JR,
al No, 10 Baltimore Il.
HYOH4DAI PRKnENTS.
X Is TO be had Of JOSEPH n. LEWIS,
No. 2I6 Baltimore 81.
ANU tLS, in grcat variety Of style and bindings
ALBUMS, in super extra bindings
JUVENILE BOOKS, a gpucra assortment, suitable
for presents and premiums
BIBLES, PRAY or BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS
CHlhbRGN'S GAMES, and many other articles,
which the public are invited TO examine. d2i
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LECTURE IN TIE CAROLINE ST. CHURCH. Lee
ture VIII be delivered this evening in the Caroline st
Methodist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. John Lana
han. Subject-''W ashington and the Revolution. -
The known talents Of the Rev, gentleman will, we
doubt not, ensure a full house.
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CLEARED,
Barque Lonisa, Gait, Liverpool, John Henderson
Br. Bug Belle, Bell, Barbados. jas, c. Yates.
Schr Enphcnla, CopcS, West ludles, Mcilyain X
WliiIats.
schr Rcdwns, u,ncks, 81. JOINS, N, B., CLARK *
Kellogg
sAlLED-rrom North POM, brig Almtra, Ryder,
for Boston.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing,
Steamer Thomla jefferson EIiII, Gom Cambrid e.
saw OF Sh1rp Island lo2'a schr, beating up, ras-
sed nj the 30 KIN 81 amer PatapScO SanueI ha wing
III tow batQue, supposed the VIM. keunguy, Alal-
lin, if":n New Orleans and bay craft
Schr GIenao~cr, Reed, i:om ~ Yo!A salt, % G
w. Richardson.
MEMORANDA.
The following vessels lfom Baltimore have gone 10
sea from Hampton Roids: Ships Harvest Fuller for
Amsie dams Perseverance,, (EquAtoD Gibson, for
Pdchc; schfs CoSnupolte, Corner tor Cape de Verbs,
and Picolet, Oliver, Cape HayueB, the 22nt 81;
independence, Corner, and o ter TlhieR fOg the w.
Indies, on the 2lst inst; bargue Cheuango snow for
Liverpool, and bug Helen Mel cod MnrstOn for N
Orleans, on the goth.
Barque Ida, Halett, and schr Salem, Williams for
Baltimore, cleared at Boston Dad inst. Brig Gen Ma
non, Shepheard, OF Baltimore arrived do DIST. I'm
smyrna. via Gibraltar 10Th ult. where she was wind
bound a days.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, and brig Chckasaw,
KendrIck, from Boston for Baltimore, sailed from
Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Brig BrOoklIne SpaTtes, for Baltimore, sailed from
Fla tport l7th inst Schr Yeso. Rycnon, IRON BALI
more for Lnbec, arrived at do It'll.
Schr Eagle, Lowry, fiom Baltimore for Portsmouth,
N. ii. which sailed from Holiness flo 18th inst re
turned 18TH with loss of galley boats hulwarks stove,
&c. having zen blown off in the gale of the ION.
Schr Mary, Smith, from Baltimore, arrived al New
burypott 9th inst.
Schr Cen Washington, Ridgwav from baltimore
arrived at providence 2lst inst.
SchrS Iowa, Dayton; Michigan, Terry; and Mankin,
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MUssrM.- Christmas Ddy-Two Day Performance
and Trio Erenng Entertainments. The HOLIDAY folks
will have u great treat al this establishment. The en-
tertanments commence at 10 O'Clock at 3 'clock
at 81 o'clock md at 81 O'Clock. The Acrobat FAM.
~ will appear twice in the day time. Al night the
Sleeping Beauty and Clari will b. aged. Miss Iud
low acting CIar The Great Sea Monster, measuring
IL feet, will be exhibited in the Picture Saloon
Miss Cannon, John Seton, Mr.. Barney Williams,
Mr.. Johnston, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr.. Gallagher, and
Mrs Henry all act. This is Gala day and eveling
entertainment and the Band OF Mnsc that viii attend
all day will not fail envening the wonder seeking
community. This will be the last opportunity ofsee-
Ing The Acrobats, as they leave TO morrow Tor Gin
/ clnnGti.
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&C. MUFFs! MUFFsM MUFFSm just received
from New York, one case Of superior LUSTkED
LYNX MUFFS: srfra size. Cheap for cash at
dl3 3w' TAYLOR'S, opposite Rarnum's
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DEpICATGos The new, commodious and brauti.
iui Church lately erected on Pennsylvania Avenue,
near dohmanst, ana designed for the use of the En-
DRY Station Of The Methodist Episcopal Church. will
be regularly dedicated TO Divine worship this morn
ing, at9 o'clock The dedication sermon vii be
preached by Bishop James.
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URILES! PTLES!! PILES.u A CERTAIN
III AND SPEEDY CURE FIR ThE ABOVE
DREADFUL COMPLAINT. The subscriber has
discovered an Ointment-the remedy is a c0mbina-
ZION heretofore unknown in the annals of medicine
II is the production of much deep research aud great
expense, and is offered persons afflicted with the
above complaint, in the fullest 'udrice of It's he
ing an eBectuat safe and SPEEDY care, (scarcey ever
requiring more than from TO 10 days to effect p r
feet cure.) In fact, the subscriber is so confident of
its virtues, that where it does not effect prrttct
cure, the money will he refunded. The Ointment is
put up in tin boxes at so cts per boy For sa at the
proprietor's store,
No, 10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
d242t oppose Seminary Cont.
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RNAMBITION-INFA
IL II lLOMGEP lIlAIsLS In EIIPI AIEn

az Cd ERIN \ OS-INFATUATED
IF H CONCEP NISTS-lNFURIATED ASPI.
RANTS. In exhibiting to the world the shallow anu
vending influence in the streams of dssension we
have the Influence of The depth Of the ocean of intel
Igencc 10 rarity the influence Of excess in The ebb
and flows of tide which time iLsclfhas fully illustrated
~ natures perfection. That man in all his folly is
prone 10 evil, and his eXce-ses in every age have
reaped The rewards of his de yoton good or eyiIde
signs. Yet the vanity of promotions have accompi III
ed rome IN peffectng Ignorance the standard of its
graduation; IN the ambition of the world while in de-
monstTatlon OF the excesSeS Of men vino want mo,p
discretion, better cultivated ntellects with s,bil,ty
tocofrect domestic affairs without coming in cor flci
with those which would eventually harIass the bone
aud saewH Of our happy land, to accomplish the glory
OF Political Humhugs. Consequently, ii you want
enbiems OF Na'urs'S ge"ius, call on ]. j. ROACH,
ao5 BatImofe sueGt, where you can define your no
s'hoh III ietrfi u every character, d25
MT UT PICKS AND CRACKERS. n sun
4N ply Of plated Nat Crackers and Nut Picks lu.l
received and for sale at the
Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED s.. ZIP
No. 3.5 Baltimore street
40 ID Tin store above liOwnd 1T.
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CONCERT OF SACRED Music. A Concert of Sa
cred Music will be given this evening in the Fayetle
st. Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t will be unde
the direction Of Mr.. w. A. Tarhurton who will be
assisted by Of the best performers in the CITY,
The proceeds will be appropriated to the benei Of
the Western Home Mission.
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ETHIOPIAN HARMONIsrs. This association come
among us with the recommendation Of the Northern
and Eastern press, and will give musical entertain
ment, at the Assembly Rooms, this evening, A mum.
Der Of new Ethiopian melodies will he introduced &C
companied by the Accordian, Congo Tambo, Banjo
aud Bone Castinet. They promise fair entertain
mpnt,
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DgsrRUcrIoN OF BoRNEo PIRATES. The
British squadron in the East, under the COM
mand of Sir Thos. Cochrane, has made sue
cessiul attack upon pirates at Borneo. The
scene ofthe exploit was Meluda, a town to the
norihward of Borneo where the pirates had
en!renched themselves. Twcnty-four boats,
nine Of them being gunboats, were detailed for
the attack, under the command of Capt Tai
bot. Some Of the British were killed in the
attack, and fifteen were wounded They burnt
the pirates forts and town, and destroyed an
immense quantity ofproPerty.
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MoRsE's TELEGRAPH IN FRANCE. Professor
Morse exhibited his telegraph before the French
Academy and the Chamber of Deputies, in the
presence of the King and great number Of
scientific men. All seemed favorably impressed
With its advantages, but it was thought the
Commission appointed by the government, Of
which NJ. Arago, was chairman. would recon,
mend partial adoption of the several systems
of Morse, Wheaton and Balm
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New YoaK ClRcrs-Pcrforman aA dag. Mr..
iIowrs, Of The New York Circus At M Front street
Theatre affords rare attractions ana will give three
entertainments, commencing al IL O'Clock this morn
ing; again at half past two in the afternoon; and n
h1lipasl O'Clock at night The entertainments viii
be varied and highly Interesting.
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The BRIrIsH NAVY At DEFiANcE. The n.
York Sun has been authorized TO say that a
model for Steam Battery is being completed in
that city, Oh an entire new projection, which
will set al defiance any attempt to enter our
harbors. An appropriation from Congress will
be applied for in few days, to erect one OF
these batteries at the Narrows.
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LETTER haas uP AT TIE ENCHASGE READING ROOF,
FOR hondon-Ship PoWhatan, with despatch.
T"r br"nan-Ship Albert, VITA despatch.
tor iIVGrpn1.-BaIquC LOUISA, 2Sth inst.
For no de JineitO-Barqle Catharinc, Goth inst.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A, Thompson, 1h
inst
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{E7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, fer sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate ..
ALSO, the most complete am largest assortment
OF iiahogany FRAMES To be found in the city,
GIN Portrait and Picture FRAMES, OF entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
10 order0 the very best materials and By The best
w0rkmen: together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
RDDS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&c Nc. for sale and made TO order as CHEAP ms lhey
can he obtained at any establishment in The United
STATES L. S. FRYER
hIl-u No, North Gay street.
&C. flesh supply of Doctor J. 5. ROSES ME-
DIClNES, for Lung aHd Chronic Diseases, &c lust
received, consisting OF Brnathin. Tubes, Cough Sy-
RUG, Prophylactic Syrup, Linnetts, Tonic Pills Sc
with a treatise on CONSUMPTION. For safe by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
MA 5m Baltimore, Md.
g3-COR0NER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gsy-s.. mhl2-ly
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~ the well known house of EMORY & co. sent
to Congress! What think you Of that, And YET it is
as true as preaching. We sent whole ticket com
hlnalion 81 364 in package sf whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery to member of Congress- and tat
same Congressmans worth to-day 1871 $50 mere Than
he was yesterday. This improvement in his finances
ls the result of making small investment al the ex-
tensive and wei known Lottery Agency Of Emory
Co, No. Calvert.st., Baltimore.
DRAWS TODAY,
Perfect Beauty-l2 Ballots.
Capt ais Sl5, O00 $4,000, 50 900, 20 of $1,000.
Whole Tickets only IS 00-sharts in proportion.
Emory II Co. will sell on certificate
q Whole tickets remarkably low, say S74 90
26 Half do do do n 90
70 QnattCr do do do lS 80
26 Eighth do do do 8 25
Orders for tickets sh ud 2 carefully directed to
the lucky and far fimed house of
EMORY y CO., Calvert street,
IL Baltimore, Md.
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SUFFERING IN QuEEEc. The weather is Sc
we're in Quebec and the necessaries of life are
very high. Potatoes there arc As. minot; fire.
wood SC a cord; water Is. Sd. the barrel; aud
bread l0d and Is. per loaf. In addition to
these evils, as if every scourgc was TO visit
Quebec at once, diseases are beginning to ap-
% mr., especially in the suburbs,
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& l. m A n A O.

MARRIED.
at CharestOn 18Th inst. hy Rev. Geo r. Evans, A.
Ia luLFoRD, of Baltimore, 10 Miss JULIA Ann, Aaugh.
lef Of the late Judge John Johnson, Of Ga.
DIED,
Ca the 2ith lst. MARY CAROLINE, daugh ter of DR..
henry A. and Priscilla P. inoes, AGED II months.
Al NORFOLK, 2lst INST GgORG ASA aged y arS and
9months eldest daughter of b. w, and NJ. r. Catch.
LATEST DATES.
Lon"on, ........ Dec. 3 Canton, Sent |
LIVerpool,.... Dec. 4 Rio de Jancirc,.. Oct %
@a'rc,......,. ,Dac. / New Orleans. &C.. Dec. 10
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-25

n. YORK CRY EXPENDITURES. The comp
trolcr of the city of New York has presented
his budget to the Common Council. The az
gregate of his estimate of city expenditures
for 10 is only 81 ,36o, 10: lG-in which is in
cluded a deficiency of s2O5 600 the present
year The police is to cost S425, 600, the
lamps sl74,0G8, and the Common Schools
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