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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

SLAVERY ~ kESrUCKY,-We tndgin the Frank
fort Commonwealth q long letter from Gen Met
cali, a distinguished citizen OF that State, on the
subject of Slavery Viewed in connection with
the movements of CAssluS NJ. CLAY and his friends,
it possesses unusual interest We copy few pas
sases, from which ii will be that the writer is
opposed TO any scheme Of emancipation. We hope
that such will not be found 10 be the general cur
rem, OF opinion in tha, State
der radically in oplacn with those OF our country
men, who maintain that Kentucky is distant day 10
become non slaveholdinS State. assume the ground
that Kentucky never VIII emancpie her slaves II al
except upon the condition OF er immediate departure
punishment from tlie STATE.
ut is great suppose ha, those Of
trymen who own no slaves, Will ever 80 FOR cmancpaop
and the retention o The enancipatcd within borders.
The non-Slavehoitins portion OF community OF
Natures mobility, and would listen with patience TO
proposition for bcrang the African except upon
the condition OF their removal for amongst
They woul not FOR tolerate the thought OF
that association OF the African with the white race which
wOnld be the Inevitable result OF such suicidal policy
Retain the olnancipated African very uumer
ous and you win drive from your State The uobeSt and
best o: yoar white laborine population.
Upon the whole with the single exception OF the S0lc
process OF C6ioHcG0 have long been convinced that
was not in our power, by any plan OF emancipation,
anelorate TIE condition OF African slavery now e.-
isS not only in KENTUCKY. but In the United States. Ii
mas Know, been sid that by calling Convention for the
gradual emancipation OF the slaves in Kentucky the slave
holders would have but little lose i'll pccuniary point
OF view; that by providing that al who slcli bc born
aiIer given peTlod, should be free given aye, time
Woud DC Afforded for the shareholders 10 sell oil pur
chsseS residing in other States aud that Kentucky had
III her power IN this way to ri herself entirely Of the evils
OF slavery. However true this might be, kenUck!ans
would not aei part nanly toward her States;
nor yet so very inhumaUe 10 the African race-or none
VIII deny its inhUnauity to them.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25
MARINE JOURNAL.

FORT OF NEw.YoRK.. .......... FEBRUARY Is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

C. The LEGISLATURE, it VIII be remembered,
did rot meet on Saturday, the Anniversary Of
Washington Birth.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

TRE TEUs AvraIcAN.-We invite special atten-
ton TO the Prospectus. which Will be found IN ano
her coicmn, OF new paper with this title, scon 10
be established at Lexington, Ky, by CAssrrs NJ.
CLAY and others, 10 be devoted 10 the advocacy of
gradual and constitutional Abolition sf S,ayeryn in
tha; State. twill be connected with no national
party, and will avoid so ar as possible, hostility 10
the political parties already formed in the State.
Need we say the, we feel hearty interest in the
success of this paper' l; will no doub, meet
fierce opposition il Kentucky, and We, We hope the
friends OF Impartial Freedom viii De found suffi
cienily numerous there 10 give ia generous sup
port. The Lexington Observer ana Reporter. we
resre, 10 perceive has already manifested lis hosi
ity to the measure. ln tie Free States, Mg Clay
must meet with a generous support. There are
hundreds. if mol thousands, among US. who will
lese TO tia.e in forwarding their Subscriptions See
Prospectus.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

COURT cALESp AI-THIS DAY.
f,o.,foS PIEAs-Part i-Sos. -, "A. u. Ii. - %, 81,
- ai Z 81 t3. S5. Part 2-Nos, 2, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

O. GopEY's MAGAZINE for March is embellished
with TWO fine ensvavings-' Maternal Instruction.
by BannlsteT, from picture by J. c. Tinbycl, and
The Women Of '76,' designed expressly for the
work Among the contributors We notice Miss
Leslie, Ars. Embuy, Hannah F. Gould, Mrs
Hale, and H. 7 Tuckerman.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

TnR REGENTS DAUcHrEx; Translated from the French OF
Alexandra Dumas, by Charles Il. Town. New-Yo.k /:
Harper and Brothers lSI5.
This is sad trash, Dumas has ruined his talent,
by careless, hasy writing for mercenary ends.
Oace, however imperfect his books were, flashes
of native fire animated thcm in this, ne seems
merely the hack author. There is nothing toler.
able IN The book, excep; the description Of the pr-
soners life the Bastille and there, it is only the
facts that are interesting; they are no, written out
with spirit. Tis pity that better books should not
be selected for translation. Such nonsense from
Soulie, the lowest works Of Paul de Kock are Sc
lectsd, lwhen there are books which would de-
grade the reader less, and entertain him more
Tis pity, :;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-25

O. TIE slave who was recently reclaimed here.
when arrived aser portsmouth, sppealsd his case
10 the Court OF Liberty. In other worcs, he took
leg tdi, and there Is no doubt ne will keep il. His
master Is tcckiRg for hlua. Gin. Chrcn.
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Q3- THOS. II. NELSON, having purchased the
entire interests ct the former partners, respectfully
HOunceS 10 his friends, and the public generally that
he aendSc0ntlnulng the business on his account,
and hopes BY his nremitting attention business,
merit continuation of that patronage literally
tended TO The late firm In oder to close the old bus
mess early practicable he intends selling out the
stock on hand al such reduced prices, whocsaie
and retail, as cannot fail to attract the attention of
purchasers. Persons wishing to obtain bargains now
have an opportunity Of doing SO.
The stock consists of fine aud superine CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, CASSINET5 and VESTINGS; Fan-
neS; Blankets; Irish Linens; Linen Sheeings; gen
eral assortment of bleachcd, brown and plaid Domrs-
tics; great variety of Ladies' Dress Goods, consist
ing Of SILKS, CASHMERES, MOUSLIN DE
LANES, ALPACAS, &c.
silk. Cashmere and WOollen SIIAWLS; Brnche
do and great variety of Goods such usually
kept in wholesale and retail Dry Goods stores.
N. b. He intends keeping up good assortment of
new and seasonab!e goods, which he will sell al the
lowest market pces aud to which he invites the at
tentiOn of purchasers
7. S. All persons indebted to the late firm, whose
accounts are due, are requested to make early settle
ment of the same stlO-eOIm
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OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 1915.
FROM CHe EXCH,NGE REAUNG-Roou Boun>.
CLEARED,
), Allen, Galveston, (TeXas,) Thos


Barque harobe, Allen, Galveston, (Texas,) Thos.
Wilson s. Co.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, Charleston, J. K. Randall.
SAlLED-Brig Archeaus, Newc0mb. for Norfolk:
schr Oregon, Applcgarth, Port Spain.
ARRIVED,
Ship Pioneer from Alexandria, ballast, to II. ri
Hodges, Jr
Schr Direct, Briggs, 4 days from New York, asst'd
cargo, to John w. Brown.
S5chr Car"Iine Frances, Moody, from PhIadeI pha,
mdse. to sundry persons.
sch Aid, Hubbard, from EIavre dc Grace, coal, to
GiesG & SON.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdSe to ]. A. Shtiver.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Saw
off the Horse Shoe ship and TWO full rugged brigs;
and off the PatuXent full rugged brig.
MEMORANDA.
ship lIutse. Steenkcn, from Bremen for Baltimore,
was off Deal slh ult.
Barque Leda, Ruark, from Trieste, arrived at Mes
Sina previous to 9Th Sept
Brig VIM Price, Mason, hence, was at st Thoqlas
18th ult-had lost deck load, buw arks, sails Sc on
the p ssage.
Brig ArgyIe Cooksey, from Baltimore, arrived at
WahaIl Sd inst.
Schr Vermont SadIer, for BALTIMORE cleared at Sa-
Tannah ID inst. and went to same day.
Schfs Milisent, Tunnel, and NOus, Howard from
Baltimore, Qattet bound to Warcham) arrived at New
York, 9TH inst
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 3 NORTH GAY STREET.,

THIRD DOOR FROM BALTIMORE ST.
,&Ens Having leased that popular Pubic House,
ANmI located as above, in the central, healthy ard
aMii, business part of the city, and having Had il
MILL thoroughly overhaulcd, renovated and par-
tally modenzri; also furnished from the first to the
fourth story with new Bedding, Carprtng and all
other Furniture, | am now prepared TO receive aud
accommodate permanent and transient BO.ARDERS,
by the day, week, month, or single meal
The Table Will be in keeping with the times, and
superintendent IN person bv Mrs. WRIGHT.
Terms and charges in al cases stan be moderate.
Transient guests will only pay for what they reccire
The BAR will be attended by an ohliging and arten-
tive Bar keeper. and stocked with good liqunts,
fancy drinks, Segars Of all descriptions Chewing To-
hacc0, &c as this any other city in the Union can
afford rs 1t is the intention and desire OF the
Proprietor 10 make this establishment comfortable
in all respects AS possible, IF not fashionable ms
others of higher pretenons) he therefore fesps ctly
S0cltS his friends, aCQuainIances and the public to
give him call and judge for themselves, assuring
ther tina, eXertion on his part please shaft be
nca 'ted. Respectfully, am the publics ubcdcnt
servant, JOHN r. WRTGII y, Proprietor,
Washington House, No. 3 N. Gay street,
sel2eolm Near Market-st., Baltimore, Md.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.4LTERT- SITS.
BENEFIT OF MISS NELSON.
FENIIIS EVENING. Oct. Sth, will he pei form.
ed ZANONAl: THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Philip Omission, Mr.. BROUGHAM. Sir Hugh Iyd-
cote, Mr.. JOHNSTON. XlnOnah, Miss NELSON.
After which, Dancing, by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with WIDOWS VICTIM. Jetc-
miah Clip, Mr. BROUGHAM. Jane Chattrrly, Mrs.
TlMM. Mrs. Rattleton, Mrs. RUSSELL.
{R3- Abundance - cts, children under 10 years of
age, l24 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
10 O'Clock precisely. 1t
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rs,HE GERMAN LANCuAGE. The sui

rE1HE GERMAN LANGUAGE. The sub
"a scriber vii open Private Glass for the insruc-
tiOn Of gentlemen in the German Language, IN MON
DAY the eth day of October, at his residence, No 81
North EnlaW St near Mulberry. The Glass will meet
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, from Z
TO in the evening
TERMS-Ten dollars in advance, per quarter Of 3G
Lessons. During the alternate evenings Instruction
in the EngiSh Languages will be given to gentlemen
from Germany. Hours and terms, as above.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of joining either of the classes
will please call on tn subscriber nj his residence anv
day. after O'Clock, p NJ r. A. SEEKER,
sr30-2w Principal of Eas tern Female High School.
dhNBRA or Shaded and Plaid MouseIine de
W LANES, Reps and Cashmeres; Silk, MnusIine de
Lame and 1hihet Silk and Wool Fringe ShawIs; CO.
lorcd and black Alpacas; Kid Gloves; Gala PIaids;
Linen Cambria iIdkfs; super irish Linen; Brown
tolIauds heached and unhleached Sheetings and
Shirlings Cloths; Cassimcres; Casslme;tS and Vest
ings black and blue black Dress silks of Gro de
Rhine, Gro de Swiss. &c &c.
NJ LLI>ERY GOODS in great variety; Firing.
ed Omhfe and paid Gro de Nap and Satin Rih.
bons; Bonnet ks and VelvetS in every descrhabe
shade: French aud low priced FLOWERS; Plaid silk:
Ruclcs: Nets; Bullion Trminine; hlack and white
Grape, sc &c. Florence Braids, English Rutland and
Devon Ronnets. Which offered at low prices on
time 10 punctual customers nv
/ SEQ THOS. ARMSTRONG, IFS Baltimore ST.
NSOCKE BOOKS AND WALLETS. for sale
! n ut factory plices, by ELIAS VALE.
se5 GAPl No. liz Baltimore street.
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ART OLE DANCING.

NE IL. j. X. COD EFT has the honor of announc.
WE ng to his patrons and the public, that he has
Just returned nom the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under his
special charge the past season. He has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner of Hanover and
Lomhard-|ts., and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday Sept. 2lth, III the different branches of the
Science. Days of rnitiOn-Wednestay and Saur-
day afternoons for JUNIOR class aud ladies, from till
5; gentlemen from ill TO- Note left al the European
House, or at the Hall, days of tuition, will be
promptly attended To. se2O I'm
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DANCING.

atIARLES l.. SPIES, Prof ssor Of ID ANC.
" ING and WALTZiNG, takes this method of in u.
forming the citizens OF baltimore that his Academy is
NOW OPEN for the reception ofpupilS at CENTRAL
HILL, with increased facilities OF atlOrdng young
Ladies and Gentlemen thorough aud practical htoU-
ledge of The above Art in all its varieties Days OF
Tuition, for Young Ladies and Masters, on TU ESDAY
and SATURDAY Afternoons from till 5 O'Clock;
and on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings for Gen
temen, from till 10.
For further particulars, please call on Mr.. SPIES.
at the Hal, any afternoon, from till O'Clock, and
every evening from till TO- GAsR1 se22- diff
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'FRONT.' STREET TUEATRE.

rE7HiS NV EWING, Oct slb, VIII be perform.
III ed MARGARET CATCHPOLE. VIII Laud
Mr. BOWERS. Ben Bluff, Mr.. STEVENS. iona
Than Ca'chpoIe, Mr. THOMPSON. Pegs, BURKE.
Goosehery Pip, Mr.. +. ). MYERS. JOHN Barry, Mr.
Z. SMITH. Margaret Cachpole, Mrs. BURKE.
To conclude with OLE Bulb. Ebcnezer Calf
Mr.. BURKE. Mary, Mrs BURKE.
{G$-BoXes 30 cGnis-Pt % cents. Doors open AT 7,
peTIOTmanCrs TO COMMENCE at q O'clock. II
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AMUSEM ENTS.
CT r G. u S


IFELCH M4NN y DELEI,lN, Proprieiorg
j. w. BANKER. RGENr
CORNER OF CHARLES AND CONWAY SITS.
F9HIEIS POPULAR COMPANY will exhibit
"a III Baltimore ONE WEEK.
Introducing splendid Entrees; Wanting; two and
fouf horse acts of HOrscmanship; PoSurinp Chinese
Games, Female EqucslrianiSi, Come Singing, Dane
ing, Dramatic Scenes on Horseback, Gres Duets,
Tros, Contoftions, Tumbug, Grand Pyramihical
Acts on two Horses Intrrudrs, French Allemandes;
Farces, Egyptian CANDLES, Comic BurIcttas, Ethlo.
pan Singing and Dancing &c.
q3- Doors open in the ev" ing at 6! O'Clock, and
performances to commence 1T :.
DC Admission only 80 Gents.
U3- For further particulars, small Bills of the
days performance
% Ladies Of questionable character not admitted
any consideration. OF 81
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FALL, 1915.
Z OIiN N. ORIEN q: co.

n. w. Corner of Baltimore and Charles-sts.
Have received their FALL. aud WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSINE RES and NESTlNGS, com
prisng every variety Of French, English and Aueti-
can manufacture, which will he made 10 order in the
hest and most Fashionable manner with their usual
pr0npsness
The second floor of their building having been re-
lifted for ti"r superior make OF CLOTHING, Gentle.
men can be supplied with every article of their arra
iCi 1eddS made, m style Of taste aud elegance unsur
passed ny any house in the Onion. Stin adhering
fucty 20 me ONE PRICE principle, and every article
beng distinctly marked in figures, persons WHO are
tuni'y Of buying them as low as proGessad aJccs
{,5- Having fitted mp the Basement of their estab-
llshmenl for Piece Goods, Merchant Taols and OH
eS dealihg NJ Iahrics for gentemen'S wear, eau find
Il choice and perfectly flesh assortment of Foreign
ana domestic Goods, purcha,ed with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents, which will be
sold on as good terms any wholesale house in the
city. se25-tf
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NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE

FINIE subscriber respectfully informs the public
n that he has opened, at No. as BALTIMORE
STREET (uear TripOlett's aey,) a choice and beau
tiul assortment of CARPEHING, of all the various
descriptions. His stock consists of
Extra rich BRUSSELS CARPETING, new designs
Imperial Thrce-py do
Extra sop rhine Ingram do Newstyles Gothic
Superfine do do { aud K0mber nat
Fine do do terms.
Floor OIL. CLOTHS, Of all dimensions
Hall and Stair CARPErlNG
Table and Piano COVERS, RUGS, SC. &c.
Also, general assortment of low priced CARPET
lNG-such as cheap lngrains, at from 81 to 80 cents
per yard; Venitian Stair and Passage CARPETING
from 10 10 3l4 cts; Rag and Hemp Carpeting, cheap
OIL CLOTHS, &c. Sc
% Persons in want of CARPETING will find i,
greatly to their advantage to examine the subscribers
stock before purchasing, he is determined to sell
uncOmnonly cheap for cash.
II. NJ. CONRADT, No. IS Baltimore.st
o6 2w Between Cav and south Sis
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Epu0TOaEYIc CANCELLATION. IN

GDIDTOGETIC MANIPULATION. IN
" THE ARTS. Part LIST, containing the theory
AND PLAIN instructions in the art Of Photography or
The production ct Pictures by the aid OF Light i,cud
Ing Caloiype, Chlysoype, Cyanotype, Chromatype,
Energiatype, AnthrOtype and Amphlype.
Part I'd, comprising nagueucoype. Thermographp,
Electrical aud Galvanie lmresslOns, by George I.
Fisher, ir, Assistant in the Laboratory oithe London
institution, Illustrated by wood cuts
ELECTROTYPE MhNIPULATION.-Par lst,
being the theory aud plain instructions in the of
working in metals by prccptaiins them from their
uti0ns through the agency Of avanlc Notaic cleo
nici'v, by Charles ~ Walker, editor of the Electrical
Magazine, illustrated by wood cuts, from the thir-
tCrnth London edition.
Part 2d, containing plain iESru' lions in the arts of
ElccuO plating, Electro 9ilting and Electro tching
with an account r the mode Of depnsiting metallic
oxides. and Of the several applications of Ele cirotype
in tie arts Just received and for sale by
F. LUCAS, Jr,
Oc4 No, 10 Baltimore street
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FHyAVtIFF'. or Rates of Duties PAYABLE on GOODS
a wares and merchandise i'm rored in the United
States, compiled by OF :t0ih Angus, ls42-re-
vsed and corrected by WIN. e. Dayton, Check aud
Order Clerk. New York Custom house.
Just received and for sal" by
FIELDING LUCAS. Jr,
se21-f No. l70 Baltimore ST.
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WITH great respect, yours, &c.
MAYORS OFFICE,
u,
BALTIMORE, september, 6, S45.
E7LECTION NOTICE, Malice Is 1rrehv civ

- =, ,,,.,. . IlItNDtT, o,
H4NLECIION NOTICE, Notice is hereby civ
ID = en-, thai an election will be held ON the second
w. 'NtSDAf OF October next, being the 9Th day of
the mouth, in the twenty Wards of The civ of BALI
more Ion one person 10 represent each ward IN the
FIRST Branch Of the City Council; and for one person
10 represent every two wards contiguous to each other
IN the second Branch Of the City Council namely:
one person Tor the first and second wards one person
Tor me tld and fourth wards, person for the fifth
anu sh'h wards, one person for the seventh and
clshlh wards, one person for the ninth and tenth
wards, one person for The eleventh andtwpnh wards
one person G0t the thirteenth and fourteenth wards
one person toi The fifteenth and sixteenth wards one
person Tor tle seventeenth and eighteenth wards, one
person tor the nineteenth and twentieth wards.
Given under NV hand and the seal of the city of
bahmSrc this sixth day of September, in the year
eighteen hundred and fOrly-fivr.
sG6.2AWte JACOB DAVIES. Nnvnr.
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ERAPER HANGINGs AT COST,

NNf n tVNE!
4 have large lot of PAPER HANGINGS which
will sell n cost, in lots TO SUIT purchasers Those
in want OF Paper Haneings have now an opportunity
TO suit themselves AT the lowest prices
have on hand and make to order Beds Npttrcsscs
Cushions. Window shades, Venetian and potor,
Blinds, Table Oh Cloth Mating, Base, sc.
70 b'd Sofas Chairs and Mattresses repaircd md
every olhar variety OF UPHOLSTERY work done in
LOUIS MULLER, No. | ~ Liberty ST
SEES one door above Baltimore STREET
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NEW DRY GOODS, AT
| v in RAI'pINinpE STREEr

~ No3i BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick. st. and Market Space,
Where the subscriber has opened a Store of all NEW
GOObS, suitable 10 the season, consisting in part OF
Cloths, CassmerCs, CasSnetts, VestagS, Mouslm de
LA ne; Cashmere, Alpacas, CalicOes, SC. sc. Also,
Cashmere and other SHAWLS, and general assert
mcnt of Woolien and Domestic GOODS Of every de-
Scrptlon, which he viii sell IA low AS they he had
in this market. and Solcs his lends and the public
generally TO call and examine his stock.
se22 colin JOHN ). SELBY.
dNLOrHS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS! We are
u now prepared to offer of the most extensive
and desirable assorlmentS of CLOTHS aud So l.
MERES TO be found in the city. Our stock consists in
part of sHperline French, Belgium, West of England
and Domestic Cloths, of all shades and c0ors, vary
ing in prices 81 Is 10 $40 per yard Also, Tweeds;
Beaver aud Pilot CLOTHS, suitable for over coats, with
100 pieces of English, French and domestic Cassi-
meres OF the most fashionable shades and patterns,
varying in prices from Is cents 10 81 80 per yard Silk
and Merinn VESrINGS of the newest styles. MER-
CHANT TAlLORS and others in want Of the above
articles will find ii to their advantage to call at the
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, promise that the
most unskilul buyers shall have the FULL value Of their
money. JOSHUA ROYSTON go,
No. SO Baltimore street,
o6 col M one door west of TripoIet''s alley.
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TnVHE LAtGEsT FONTUN RS have bee

a REAT BARGAINS to be had at the WHITE
VU HOUSE, No. 33 Baltimore street, doors below
invisible green, blue and grey CLOTHS CASSI-
MERES, of all coors and quality, from Is cents 10
S25O; Sanetts at all prices; superior quality Cash
mere SHAWLS; do. do. Thihet Wool do German
melt and great variety Of other Shaws, from 81 up
wards; blankets S4, 1914, IA, - and ID 4, sc.
sc. Added 10 the above very extensive assortment
OF Domestic Goods. We solicit portion of the pub
lies patronage.
se29 mtuthf mo H. WILSON
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a tHRISTIE'S PA Mt GALyANIC
" RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.

W KINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
New YORK. June 90, lSl5.
DR.. A. II. Christie
Dear Sir--l nave from my childhood been afflicted
with almost constant nervous headache aud rheumat-
&c pains in NV legs and arms. have often suffered
so inte sel that it has prevented me from following
usual occcpatioa, and frequent destroyed my ap-
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has con
sequenty been so great, ha after having tried almost
every thing without reef gave M it despair. was
recommended to try your Gllvanc Rings and Mag
netic Fluid, and only at hiend'S urgent sol citation
was induced to do Its effect upon my system was
almost miraculous hitet few hours the appIica
ion appeared to strengthen my nerves, relieved me
of my headache, and have had no relapse of the
rheumatism any other pains since the first day.
would therefore muhestatnsly recommend y0nr Gal
vanic Rings and Fluid to those afflicted as have been
Respectfully, JACOB u. OGSBURY,
1862 William street.
The genuine for sale at
SETH s. HhNCE,
corner Charles and Pratt sts.,
O3 and rs Baltimore st.
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IssOLUTION OFCO PARTNERsHIP

HD-The Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of DORSEY NELSON. expired by limla-
ton on the LIST instant The business WIN be settled
up by THOMAS Il. NELSON, who will use the
name of the firm for that purpose.
THOS. r. NELSON,
TAOS A. DORSEY,
SAMUEL BRADY,