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CLEARED,
3reM. barque Johanna, NJ enSing Bahia and q mar
Get, via Richmond, F. s. VIM Rodewald
Brig Justina, Claypoo, emarara, J. NJ. Banded.
Brig Monroe Watts, Orleans, Moore & Dorsey.
5chr Cupid, Moss, Elizabeth city, N &, master.
Schr Win. Washington, Evans, for Rappahannock
master.
Barque James w. Paige, Taylor, for Boston; schr
Mary, Rowland, Providence.
ARRIVED,
b. big COqucte, Williams. from Georgetown, De
narara, 9Th ulIimO ballast, to j, c. Yates. Sailed in
company with brig Wanderer, for Nova Scotia. Left
brig Roanoke, Baxter, for Newb-n, e.. and schr
Metam0ra, for Rhode Island 29lh, lat 80 40, ion IS
30, passed ship Hlah, of New York, but not near
enough 10 speak her
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
9Othng in The bay, ship Roanoke, Hanna, hence ior
Liberia, arrived at Norfolk yesterday
Steamer X. F, Stockton, Layman, from Phlade-
oaia, mdse. to ]. A. Shriver
MEMORANDA
Brig Reaper, RreatOn, fin Galveston for Baltimore,
gas spoken 26lh ut lat. 33 SO, lon. rs IA.
Br. brig Penguin, Dill, hence, at Barbados
Sth ult in % days
Brig Boston, NlckerSOn, from Baltimore for Boston ,
arrived at Newport 3sl ult.
5chr Presto, Luther, from Norwich, for Baltimore,
was at New London LIST inst.
Schrs ElcOtt, Cole and MOntezuma, Jenkins I'm
Baltimore, arrived at New York sd inst.
Schr Comet Bonney, of Baltimore, sailed FIN Port
Spain (Tr.nidad) 7ih ult for ST. Vincents.
Schr Sidney, Lane, of Baltimore, cleared at Nor
folk lst inst, for Antigua.
Schrs CatIarne, Scott and Revolution, Whitten,
from Baltimore One latter bound to Plymouth. Mass.
arrived AT New York Cd inst.
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OF CHEMISTRY. rhe mont


II celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now n
use are JULES HAUEL'S. His INDICATED
NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, com
used OF an Eastern BotanSca! discovery of surprising
'thcaoy, for rendering the skin soft and fair as WEI
Is lmparng delicate Toseate hue To the compile sol
md to eradmate Tan. Pimpies FrcckIes SHnt4rn, and
"thef cnsighy cuaneous visitations, So inimical
enIalc overness.
His EAU LUSTRnL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Zee from ardent spirits, pungent essential oils and
itRer dFstrnc i've materials, cleans the hair expedi
t"usy, renders 1t beautifully bright, and inparts il
ne delicate fragrance Of the flowers; and il will posi-
upey hrins IN N"~ Hair BnEd Heads ny the OF
ma celebrated exuact IL iSa preseTvaiiVe against
badness and an lnalbe in all affections OF the
'kin on the head, as we'll as preventing the hair from
'urninG gray.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, wkich
dttics comparison in America or Europe.
tie ao Offers to the sane ton Of he pubic his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE, Which single tral VIII prove 10.
efficacy.
The suhsStiber offers refund The money fer evr--
article which will not prove represented abovp
For saie, wholesale and retail, by
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gBLANk ETS, FLANNELS. DOMkSTlCS,
I'D &c. The subscriber has on hand, a large as
sortrnent of fine and superfne Whitney b BLANKETS,
Of all the different sizes and qualities which he is
enabled to sell CHEAP. Also, low priced point do; 10,
Ii, IL and 1874 imperial QUILTS of a superior quail
ity very cheap; large assortment of white and cold
FLANNELS, all widths aud qualities; general as
sOrtment OF bIeached and brown MuSins and Shirt
ing; plain and t1illed OSnaburgs; linen and cotton
Shulngs; Irish Linens, huekahack towelng: Crash
plaid Domestics Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
coes, and many other seasOnahle and desirable art
cles To which he invites the attention of purchasers
THOMAS 4. NELSON
No 60 Baltimore st.
n. B. Also on hand, a beautiful assortment Of
rich chntE, cOloged and plain green flooring BAlZE.
OlS-eolm isl
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Chemist and Perfuncr, No. "
3. Third street. below Chestnut, PbiEad a

And Tor sale in Baltimore by The ioOtvln: Agents
j. BOuy, 2lO BalumorC-st; " N. Robinson, cor. Cav
and Saratoga-sts; Mortimer u MOwbray, Balto. ana
CHARLES SIS; Thos r. Harrison, 90 Balmare-ss; +.
Hickey K Sons, 2i7a Baltmore-si; A. Croyeau III
Baltim0re-st Coleman * Rogers, l73 Baltimore 81; :
&. Winchester, l6j Batimore-si; f. Hall, ile BALTIC.
81; J. Nj Lar0que, Bak0 and Harr isOn-sE JAS p. De
l.acour, $50 Barnorc-st; NJ. $. Thompson, Howard
and Fayefte SITS; &. p. Rogers, Howard and Marou
SIS; J. w. Barry Co., Baltic. Pearl -sts.
ol1uwthi3m
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CAssIMEREs 4 yEsTINGs.

ltLOTHS, CASSIMERES Il yESTINGS.
" The subscriber has just received lot of cheap
Wool, Black Indigo Blue, Invisible and Grass Green,
Brown and Olive CLOTHS; beautiful fame. CAS-
SIMERES, sc Which in addition To hi assortment
Of fine and supcrfne English and French do makes it
extensive and desirable. He has alss large assert
rnent of CASSINETrS, all cOlOrs and qualities, and
handsome fancy Velvet, Merinn, Cashmere, Silk Al
5wansdown YES rlNGS, all of which he will sell by
inc piece or RETAIL at the lowest market prices and
~ which he invites the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS T.. NELSON,
No. Is Baltimore street.
P.S. He has also on hand black silk and fancy era
rats; Scarfs. silk pocket Hdkfs silk, lambs wool,
Cacrno and cotton shirts and Drawers; woocn and
cotton Hosiery; silk aud cotton Umbrellas, sc. &c.
O20-eOlm
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
MONDAY, Nor ID.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADEHS,
MEssRs. GERMON, STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON, PELHAM,
and WHITE,
Respectfully announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Baltimore, that they have engaged the above Rooms
for SIX NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencing on MONDAY, Nov 81, Introducing a
variety of New SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES &c,
arranged expressly tor this Company. The Music
from LeonOra, Bohemian uirl, SOnnambuIa, Postil-
lion, sc. &c, interspersed with
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES.
DO For particulars, see Programmes.
JGy- Open every night. Admission 25 Cts. Doors
open at u. Concert at O'Clock. fri o30
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A L. NJ A n A C.
Moons phases.
MAR RIED.

On the 2nd inst by the Rev'd Mr.. Vinon, Mr.. An
DREW J. BURKE to Miss Ann LOUISA, youngest daugh
Ter of Francis A. Aerey all of this CIT
On the 9th ult. by the Rev Mr.. White, JAMES A.
CLARK TO Miss ELIZABETH ANS WILSON.
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FREE EXHIBITION.


ENLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
IL LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tabshed in $780, and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Hon by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
speclvely. for the most beautiful coiored Dagusrrco
types, and best apparatus exhibited
2O5 BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. Isl broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
lie Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
]3 Main street, Lexington, Nv.
Corner 4th AND Chestnut sts., ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
U5- PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
Style
G9- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished.
Amy editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. Olaf
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YHNHE ORTHOGRA p kY OF THE HUMAN

EDAiNTING. The most splendid exhibition OF
E PAINTINGS ever offered in Baltimore, may be
Jewelry Store. The exhibition consists of the cele
brated Painting of La Belle Nature, which has been
eulosized by gentlemen Of taste and learning, more
than any other picture that has been offered IN the
States. The SUBJECT is young Female situated IN
richly decorated apartment, just rising from bath
ard wiping her foot with napkin. Though the
figure is nearly in state OF nudity the position is such
AS TO create no indicate impression in the spectator,
who is rather struck with sentiment Of admiration
and respect repessve Of every uncbaste sr ntecate
puIsa ion. Also Daphne De L'Oiympe painting
similar the above, and two very large paintings one
representing the Prodgl Son in The Wilderness, and
the other his return to his Father. An Of which are
from the pencil of Buudet of Paris, pupil &C INT i'm
mortal Davas. We positively assert that painting
equal 10 La Belle Nature was never exhibited in
America.
admission Is cenIs- children half price. o3Olw
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YENHE GREATEST MEDICINE IN rHE
v WORLD, for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pcia n,ld
Soreness IN the Breast, Whooping Cough, tonsrmp-
ton, Hoarencss, and all diseases of The Rycast and
Lungs, is Erncc's Compound Syrup Of HoGrtOa'i4
Price 20 cents.
l'yG been coughing I've been coughing,
All the night and all the day:
Ani Pm wearing, and Fan tearing
All my luags and life away.
o twill end me soon, and send me
Down to an unlimclv grave,
Let some friendly hand attend me,
Skd The sufferer to save!
But, in hrief, found reliei;
And, poor sufferer, say, would you.
Take 50 handy, Hance'S Candy,
his tloarhuund Syrup too.
RANGES CANDY aud HOARHOUHD SYRUP,
TWO OF the popular of the age for colds,
coughs aud consumptions, and all affections of the
Bronchial Organs may h, had at his New Ssore, No.
lUS BALTIMORE 81, between North aud Holiday,
or at the Old StaRd, corner of PRATT x CHARLES
SIS Baltimore OBJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.fLPERT- SITS
TNNHIS EVENING, Nov. 5th, will be perform
III ed GONE GLASS MORE" Mary Gray, Mrs.
RUSSELL. David Martin, Mr.. CHIPPENDALE.
After which, PAPA JEROME. The Misses Kill
MlSTE will appear.
Mrs. WATTS. EMILY, Mrs. TlMM. Thibeaut, MIR.
JOHN SEXTON. Col. DervilIe, Mr. GALLAGHER.
Q}- Admttance 25 Cts, children under III years of
age, 1T cents. Saloon performance to commence at
/ to O'Clock precisely. 1t
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A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTEIS-Amf rcan, English and French
CASSlM ERES-Plan and Fancy
VESTINGS-SiIk, Velvet, Satin, Worsted, &C.
Sattinets, Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans and Linseys
Cashmeres, Mousline de Lame, black and cold
Alpacas, Bnmbazines, &c. Also, one of the hand
soonest assOrtnents Of CALlCOES in the city
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Tnibet, Wool, Mousline de
Lame. Blanket and Net
FLANNELS-White,R Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton FIannes, Ticking
Peniten larry Plaids, Chicks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and Beached MUSLINS, sc. &c.
{H For sule at the Agency Store, gerry low for cash,
by LUTHER } COX, Agent,
No. II Baltimore street. I'd door below
oll-2m Trnoleti's alley.
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assortment on hand and will be retaaed out at re-
r. NJ. CoNRADT, Is Baltimore street,
o2iaw near Thpo'etl's alley.
~rT Eox CGRNlCES. To render mOre
VE complete his business arrangement, the subscti-
her has added Gliding Shop TO ms Establishment,
and is now prepared to put up at shott notice, CUR
TAlRS with all he fixtures complete
His arrange mcuts are such that nc VIII DE anne 10
furnish Gilt Box Comics, SC, n advance OF The Ia
test styles and most approved finish and N turishlhg
sui o, Curtains, in consequence 81 ha7i'S IN" bl-
hOIstery and Gliding all under one eye greater adj
vanlages, both in facility and economy must OF course
accrue to the customer. Also, Curtain tHud OF hcw
style and character, together with Poles ENDS, Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete m The city.
Mr.. A. +. JuoiIs, so long ard f,yorahIy known for
his skill AID good taste will uond to he genn@ up
Of Curtains
VENETIAN BLINDS -Also Venetian Blinds, of
al colors AMI all sizes made IN our usual superior
manner, with from 40 to AZ STATS 70 blind
MATTRESS ES.-Al.o Hair, tlnsk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool sc. with fine liCkin,, sc.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole Al PAGES 10 suit the times
JAS. II. cox, 1862 Baltimore street,
oll-lm o. uoor west ot the Museum.
St0.PA IkpNEESlIlP. MN EOGbE and
" VIM BOY d have lhs day asaoca,"a irn.r I've
for the conducting OF Il, bu,i'rSs Of Merchant Ia,
Tors, at the former Sor. Of MN. RoGRRs, M. 100
i&hET STREET, Eve doors west OF ~ Paul ST.,
the bouse formerly occupied as the ~ Ghh'S Bank
Wy "c e""hcIl"GfS, It"'n wv" - H. 80
in bu-in, S., can with cCUddeuce solicit the pa
tronaag of their fItm"r friends ana ne puhl; 2, ne
rally, assuring them hat they will find Ito he TO their
interest TO give us THEN patronage.
tI3- Our Stock is large and well selected, ana we
qeth Oct, 1915. ogs ~ '''' ROGERs d BOYD.
Ml0D& COIAtsRED THiBEF siEAWLr
| lSa An assortment Of mode colOred ThloeiShawlt
| with ard without silk ffiugrs
| Also, rich rurAer SHtWi.S, lust recs wed.
| HENRY w. COOKE,
a29 corner Hanover ard Lombard Is.
| EOLD RISGS: COLD RINGS! HeAyy ehss
. az ed aIII plain GOLD RINGS, Of pure goli, nov
| manvfae jhlIipg and for sale ny
GABRIEL u. CLARK,
90 Water street, second door from Calvert
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nAPANNED WARE. A Large assortment
50 consisting in part rs toD'VS-Cash Boxes, Dress
ing Cases, Tin Trunks, sugar Boxes, Camdlesticks.
Lamps, NJ .rh Safes, CanstGTs, spice Boxes, SPIT
iOo.,s Also I'll, Plates Lard Lamps, coffee Mills,
britannia Ware Shove aud TSngs, spoons, Ladies,
Knives and Forks. grt' or with general assert
lHcut OF Fancn and Staple ('ooo for sale whcesale
~ retail verg l0ta to close by ELIAS HALE,
u2T-lf No. lie Baltimore ST
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XN/ILL BE OPEN ED

KAIILL BE OPENED
w THIS MORNING, AT
F. GARDENERS, 1876 Market street,
Rich Printed Ttkeui SHAWLSl Purchased at the
Real indoux Cashmere 30. late peremD DRY
French Cashmere Long do. sale of SHAWLS
do. do. Square do. in New York.
Also Real Lace Capes and Collars, Valencienes,
Laces, Nc.
WIN be opened on Wednesday morning-OnG case
Plaid spun SILK Cashmcres, received by the Great
Western new and beautiful article.
case Rich Brocade SILKS. for Evening Dresses.
case Rich Chameleon SILKS.
A'Su-l mag 'ifcent India Camps Hair SHAWL,
which cost Ssco 10 impo with nv other desirable
articles. which will he sold ON reasonable terms
{h5- Store No, 1875 MARKET STREET, 9TH house
above Ltehtst fri nj
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GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
KHlHE ERANkLlN EISuING ASSOCIL

GRAND FANCY AND CIVIC BALL.
THNHE FRANKLIN FISHING ASSOCIA-
u TION respectfully informs their friends and the
public in general, that they will give GRAND FAN
CIV and CIVIC BALL on TUESDAY EVENING,
NoU 25th lS4j, at the Arnory of the Baltimore City
Guards, corner OF Hanover ard Lombard streets.
The Conn itlee of Arrangements will spare no pains
or expense to make it of the most brilliant affairs
of the kind that has ever been given in this city.
EXEf UTlVE COMMITTEE.
JOHS l.. KRAGER, g, &. F. GREEN,
GE0. Nj. GREEN, c. II. TAYLOR,
N. SisCO, WIN. SHEPPARD.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
JOHN l.. KRACER, GEORGE NJ, GREEN.
c. Z. F. GREEN,
MANAGERS.
VIM. A. GaddCss IHDEPENDEScE Clue,
James Grahame, John LutZ,
John +. Smith, Alfred PlOwman.
R. Barnard CoMlCAL Clue.
And. ]. Thompson J. II. &. Thirlkel,
F. RpisingGr. WIN, A. Stewart.
LEXINGTON CLUB. BRANDYwiSE GLIB.
VIM. P. McGrahame, Geo. w Peacock,
WIN. Quogley N. Porter.
NEPTUNE CLUE.
Geo. w. Aaron,
John w. Clark.
H3- CLARK'S celebrated Coton and Military
BANDS have been engaged for the oce sion. The
ceremonies of the evening will be under the manage
meni of JOSHUA II. MILLER.
05-Tickeis ONE DOLLAR-admitting gentle
and two ladies'. For sale at the Office of the BAL
limore Clipper. n3-mw7t
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vnyaN PLATE. ST. EET IRON.
COPPER WIRE. SC &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, tx, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2o, of best Char
coal brands
80 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEEF IRO9-all d ect importation.
", 900 lbs. Braziers COPPER, nss"lted
20 casks Taunton 81 EFT ZINC
200 bundles I;rirnt and auncaled IRON WIRE
so rolls SIT EFT LEAD, % 10 6 lbs.
so pigs Bancn TIN; 100 plates SPEl'TER
Also, Pig aud Bar LEAD, BAR Tin, &c.
ny full stock of 7inHeF's Tools and Prck's Ma
Chimes Timed md Iron Rivrts, Timed Copper, &c
For sale on liberal terms Nv
T.. PHI ATT Il BROTHER,
a2i 6Inif 81 and % 8. Charles street
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DIR. LANDTS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS

~ dTTuntcd 10 PERFORM he r. dlCdb cure o.
HERNIA OF RUPTURE.
YHNFE subscriber having purchased the Pattern
= right OF the above TRUSS, and having entered
cxtensivey into their manufacture, off ~ it foF
gale at half the price formerly charged BY the patenee
The above instrument il constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meeas
every indication essential to the permanent cure 81
HERNIA.
II possesses many important advantages aver the
Trusses now in common use, il combines IL SihiE
ty with firmness, and by means Of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad accommodates Itself nrmy
TO the body, and cannot be displaced by the motion
of the wearer, answering by This means, desiders
| tuin long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although 1t is as yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured OF hal
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de
sire 10 put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted
has induced the prop'ietOr to reduce the price,
Certificates OF the strongest recommendation from
some of the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi-
clans Of this and other cities, he BY
reference To circular in the hands of all the Agents.
and public places generally
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z U, AKNHW6F1Ff, T,
The whole country is fastlearnins tharro medicias
ever-can equal Doctor WtSTAR'S BhLSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
Allorders must be addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS, Y
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore aai
High streets; ~ ~ Robinson, Gay and Salatoga
stS, Baltimore; and X. S. PATTERSON, Washing
ton, C., and by most OF the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mhI4wsif
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u ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOE
II Coughs, Colds HOarseness and difficult Breath
ing Prepared and sold by G. K. TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sts.
Il NSOLS EhP PAPERS MADE OUT and all
information given on reasonable terms. Judgments
OF and IL months purchased. Cash to loan out, from
s. to $4,000 Geld Silver, Jewehy, Of cver' deserip
lion, merchandise &c, purchased At all times. Apply
ut LEWIS F. SCOTTPS Intelligence Office,
G9 lc Exchange Place,
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BUSlk ESS CARDS, as.

a mchlN DUNCAN has removed his lsic,
% rom No. % N. Cnar!e5 ai.tet 70 Ne. 81 hurtI
CALVERT STREET or BIN
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NT Office. The undersigned being about to re-
" move from the city, earnestly requests all per
indebted 10 him TO make ealy settlement of
lher accounts with Mr.. SAMUEL. GUEST, my aI-
Ghorized Agent and Collector, as am very so'ict0us
That he may be in funds to settle all claims coming
against me in due lime.
Ol6-eol2l' SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
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AND CHEAP PROPERTY.

DESIRABLE AND CHEAP PROPERTY.
s. FOR SALE. wo Dwellings, story
ffzah with attic, Madison street near Aisquith,
Hzss S675 and $500 each; two story with attic in
kwmG-l Pitt st near Eden, $3.50 each; ! fine story
and attic South Paca near Green ST. Slu0; three
story dwellings, west Faytue st. near Cove, $3.50
zach; in East Lombard ST. near Canal, $1,000; fine
large two story dwelling 90 feet 'front.' lot 100 deep
alley 20 feet wide, at S27O0; on Fawn ST. near
Exeter, $500 each 3 on Exeter street near Fawn, at
100 1900 and SlsOo; very fine large story dwell
ling NJ Gay st. opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, nj
$1,000; good story dwelling in Stiles street, Sl65O;
a large store with dwelling on French street, a most
excellent stand for bakery grocery, only $1,000;
a dwelling on Madison st. Howard II. $1,000; |
on Granny near Exeler-st S050; IN Georges near
Pennsylvania $500 each besides 100 Others of
different prices and location, all Of which pufch
are desired to examine,
BUILDING LOTS to icasc in varons locations on
accommodating termS--some with liberal cash ad
vances.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS forsale
HgsaA in different locations and on liberal terms
pEEsM Apply to
nns&4. B. BOND or G. GELBACH,
Property Agents,
oil IA 40 Secondst. near the Town Clock.
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EPHRAIM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and aDOthpcaTy
No. 81 Eu,avv- 81 cor Claws Ra,,;n,ry.

No. 81 Eutaw- ST., cor. Clay ST, BaltinioYe.
For sale By ]. ID. Stewart, cor Hanover and Cam
den-sts; Laroque, corner Baltimore and Harrison-sts
~ N. Robinson, corner Of Gay and SaratOga-ss, J, p.
Stansbury, Thames street, f. p; Wiseman Il Wrotu,
Light opposite Dix FUggs HOTEL Sawyer. corn sr
Pratt and Paca SITS; J. F Perkins s. Brother,
Franklin and Greens treets; c. Wiseman, corner al
Baltimore Cove streets.
NO The Patcntee. Dr. l.. may be consulted al his
office. No. SO COUGH STREET, the Point
Spring. O2e POlY
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AI ANTEB. number of active len, Ia ira
w vel AS AGEN rs Tor the sale Ut new nd pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States aud the Canadli. EaCn man wilt
be INSURED $40 per per year, in writing, over aud a
bave his expenses, with opportunity OF cleaning
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