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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-08

OuR Book TABLE. From Mossrs. Armstrong
s Berry, we have received
The Book Of Common Prayer. This is the
standard edition, authorized and approved by
the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, which assembled in Philadelphia, in
October last, and is printed in beautiful style
on large type, by Messrs. Harper & Brothers
New York. This publication will prove most
acceptable to the members of the church, and
will have ready and extensive sale.
Also, HGper'S Illuminated and illustrated
per number.
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&PLENDID C0RINTHIAN AND GOTHIC
~ WINDOW SHADES have just received from
New York, a small lot of splendid Oil Painted WIN
DOW SHADES, of the first Corinthian and Gothic
patterns. Also, some very handsome LANDSCAPE
SCROLLS, Plain, Bordered, &c. Making the best
selection this side of New York.
JOHN &. HOLLAND, As Gay street,
mis- Near the Odd Fellows, Han
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LANDLORD AND TENANT. We have been
requested by subscriber, to publish the exist
ing laws in relation to landlord and tenant
We have not the leisure to make an examina-
ton to procure these laws, and apprehend that
they would occupy more space in our paper
than we could spare. II our subscriber will
furnish us with the particular portion of the
laws to which he desires 10 have public attcn-
ton directed, we will give it an insertion with
Measure.
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ORATORIO.

OPENING OF ST. ALPHONSUS' CHURCH
MAIZE CORNER OF SARATOGA AND PARK SITS.
ST. ALPHOSSUS' CHURCH will be open
~ to public inspection previous to the dedication,
on NEXT MONDAY EVENING, 10Th inst, with a
GRIND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE, by the
Lederkrantz Association, assisted by the most enin
ent musical talent in the city.
The subjects selected for the occasion are pOr
tons OF HAyDN's SACRED ORATORIOs of the "Cred-
ton" and the 'Four Sensonsn
PROGRAMME-PART I.
Selection from the Cfeation-(By ]. Haydn)
L. neutrality-suspicious. Of the Chaos
J. Air and Chorus-N0w vanish before the holy
beams.
g. Ar--Rolling in foaming pillows.
A. Air and Chorus-The marv'Ous work behold a
maZ'd.
D. Rectative and Ar-On mighty wings apfted
scars.
g. Tcrzetto and Chorus-Most beautiful appear.
d Rectative and Ait-Strait opening her fertile
womb.
g. Chorus-Achieved is the glorious work.
Selections from the Seasons-(By J. Ha!dn)
l. Chorus-COme gentle spring.
9. Recitatve and Air welcome now.
3, Chorus-fail! Sun he hail'd
A. Recitatve and CavatiI a-This noon, and vertical
the sun darts his fire On SC.
| .. Quartetto with ChoruS-From the Gen
tra Judgment, by Shncider.
=. Psalm 80, V. II, by Rink.
7. Sextetto-Thauks to you, Father, by Wolseier.
8. Choms-Alleluia, from the Messiah, by Handel.
The interior will be brilliantly lighted up, for the
first time with gas, and the whole power of the Grand
Organ, Just completed, will be brought out.
5G5 Tickets can be procured the Music Stores Of
MeSsrs. Benteen Wilg, and Carui, and at the Book
stores of MessrS Lucas Joseph Robnson N. flick-
man, Jno. Moore, II. w. BOol, Edward Garraud and
]. Murphy, at the house adjoining the Church, and at
the door on the evening. l3- The Oratorio TO com
mCnce at O'Clock. mh7-.}t
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BY CANNON. RENNET & CO.

M Office OF CO-PARTNERSHIP The unds--
~ signed most respectfully inform their friends
anu the public in general, that they have entered mo
20 partnership under the firm and style of CAN.
NUN, BENNETT x CO., for the purpose Of coz
Quoting the AUCTION AND COMMISSION Bust
NESS III all its various branches.
we have taken the well known warehouses; Nos
70 ana 81 South Charles street, and are prrpared %
make liberal advances all III. rchandZe consigned
to Us for public or private sale
Our sales room for the reception of Furniture Pa
nos, &C. Is 40 feet wide by - feet Deep giving am
pie room for the arrangement of all Furniture 10 the
best advantage, likewise giving purchasers an oppo.-
tunny OF examining the same. We have SIX ctner
rooms ~ feet wide by rs feet deep the sale OF Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, China Glass Sc
we have also an extensive Carriage HOase in the rear
OF our warehouses;, where will receive all kind, OF
Fehlcles for public private sale, upon which lib.-
raj advances will be made when required.
u, H. Co. will give especial attention 10 the SAL.
OF Furniture nj private houses; also sales of real and
personal estates, such Houses and Lots Lal ds and
lenements, Furniture, Hardware, Groceries, Glass,
China and CrOckery Ware, &C.
We have the pleasure of referring to the following
gentlemen:
DIR. j. II, McCullOh President of Bank of Bai;izos4
&C Jamson, Esq, Cashier do Go
Josiah Pennington, Esq.
Leonard Jarvis, Esq.
j. NJ Gordon, Esq, President Of the Union BlaS
of Maryland.
K Mckle, Esq, Cashier do do
j. II. b. Latrobc, ESQ.
Messrs. L. Pratt & Bro
nl4tf NV. " oS bENSEriT, 5 Aucs''',
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BY JOHN IL. WRIGHT.
M EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs-sT.
entrance on Charles streel.)

w. EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs-sTs..
entrance on Charles street)
SHALL SELL THIS Saturday EVENING
~ march . at early light general assortment v
MEX C4ANDIZE; Dry Goods; Fancy Goods; Hard
ware; TABLE and Pocket Cuterly; Iron Mongers war4,
&c. Miscellaneous Goods, of most all varieties: Jew
and Wrapping Paper; Umbrellas; Books; Caps; Boo.s
Shoes, SC.
05-Al Goods sold at this establishment and nos
comparing WIN the sample, the sale will be anHuIIed
when required. Come and see for Yourselves
{15-R0oms large and well lighted in the bu.i,,esa,
part of the city, advantage obvious to both cousg
neeS and purchasers. CASH advances on all con gr-
mentS or goods not limited.
JOHN X. WRIGHT, Auc,'r
N. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles-sts..
Entrance on Charra-s
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NM7IsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHE

NNISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
w "1herc IS no such thing fair in the history
of this wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the most con
vincing evidence that no one dOubt-fully estao
fishes this fact. For the sake of brevity we selecttre
following from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the pokeepsie Eagle.
one of the most influential papers in the state OF Neu
York, states under the authority of his name, that
ayoung lady, relative of his of very delicate
tuition, was attacked in February, 1912, with sever
cold, which Immediately produced splitting OF blood
cough, fever, and other dangerous aud alarming syrp
toms. Through medical treatment and care She par
TALLY recovered during summer. But the return ot
winter she attacked more violently than at first
she became scarcely able to walk, and trOub'
with cough, Chls and fever every day, and appeared
TO be going rapidly with consumpton at this time
when there was sign Of improvement, Mr. Plat
procured a bottle of WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which she took, and it seemingly restored
her. She got a second, and before it half takeu
she was restored to perfect health, which she hls
oyed to the present time, without the slightest mp
toms of her former disease.
Mr.. Plat says ''thecure came under my own obSe,-
vatioa, aud cannot be mistaken to the facts "
{G3-All orders must be addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS
p Ann St, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner Of Baltimore ami
High SITS Baltimore, and X. 5. PATTERSON, WASH
ngton, ID. c., and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mj-ti
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STAPLE GOODS.
DRY GOODS, sc.

Ygto c0UTTRY MERCHANTS,
"a HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS!
CHEAP DRY GOODS. Just opening n Inrre
and handsome assortment OF newest and richie. [
styles of Spring PRINTS
Grown, Irish and French LINENS
Beached and Brown LINEN DElLLINGS
CLASS Lawn; Dowlas; Hollands
GAMBROONS, plain, ribb'd, Chene, striped and
plaid, OF the finest quality imported
Also, a handsome assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres,
Summer Clolhs Table Diapers, Linen Sheetings,
irish Linens, Hosiery, IaCGs, &c.
Domestic CUTONS, Of all widths and qualities
Ticking, Check Drills, Osnaburas, &c. &c.
For sale wholesale and retail. At the lowest possible
prices, HENRY W. COOKE,
(of the late firm of Flint Cooke & Co.
ml3 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts
i@i EW SPRING GOODS. Retail Depart
"a ment, at GARDENERS, No. l9j Market street
Just received from late inportations,
Rich, plain and fancy SILKS.
French and English Mouse D'LAINES
BALZARlNES.
French Lawns and Jaconets.
French ChINTZES.
Lace LAWNS.
Mourning do.
Slack pGLACCOS aud MARQCESES "a new and
beautiful article for malirnin. dre>ses.)
Rich white embroidered Grape SHAWLS
Rcal lndia hohair do.
SILK ShawlS.
Printed Cashmere do.
Printed and plain Berage do.
Berage SCARFS.
Hellenic and silk Scarfs.
English and French SILK HOSIERY.
German and English Cotton do.
AlsO-Embroidercd, REVERE, Hemsched & Cord
ed bordered Linen Cambria HDKFS; Kid GLOVES;
Fancy Alitts; Domestic Prints Bleached and Brown
Cottons;; DringS; Vestngs; French, English and Do
mestlc CasSimeres, &c. fPRl mh5
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SPRING DRY GOODS.

KEAM1LToN EASTER ~ co., 2O3 Balt
n Il more street, have now open splendid stock
of French and English CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
TNEEDS and Pantaoons STUFFS; Rich Satin, Silk
and Fancy FESIlNGS; Serges; Silecias, Servings
and Twist Wiggans, Cashans, Silk Cords, Sc, all Of
which are particularly adapted to the trade of mer.
chant tailOrs.
Black and cold Silks; Rich Shawls; Bombazines
Prints and Dress Goods generally
Linens End Linen Goods Of every style
Muslin Goods in Cambria, Book, Swiss
Null and Jaconet complete assortment
Gloves and Hosiery.
Linen Cambria IIdkfs, $50 dozen of corded REVERE
and lIcmstitched, at all prices.
New style Cravats; Pocket Hdkts; Neck Seats, sc.
To city aud country merchants we can offer large
and select stock of Goods at low prices.
Wholesale Rooms Exclusively up stairs Retail
customers are solicited TO examine our stock, which
will be extensive and varied mh3-6t
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sXOSIERY. UNDER-SHIRTS. &c.

a CARD. DR.. T.G. LOOCKERMAN, Graduate
IA of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. re-
specially informs hs friends and the public. that he
still continues To practice his profession with all the
Improvements ef the age, which have been made in
the science of DENTISTRY. His pices now as
they always have been, are moderate as the faith
u ana competent operator in the profession can af-
ford. He feels prepared to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with call. Professional advice given
nj all times gratuitously. Those needing the aid of a
Dentist are respectfully solicited to call at his office
NO "a ~ GAY STREET, nearly opposite Fayette
street, where specimens of his mechanical skill can
De seen. fe20eolms
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JOSEPH ]. SPEED,
felS-eOts JOHN H. ING Trustees

EUST RECEIVED at the New Western Dry
- Goods Store, No. AL BALTIMORE STREET,
zone door east of Green) large assortment of Spring
Caleoes, unsurpassed for beauty and cheapness;
Stockings all sorts, sizes and plcCs Linen Cambria
lldkfl. from lSi cts. up; b!eached and unbeached
Shecngs, very low, some yard wide, 6! cents; Irish
Linens and Diapers; Skirts, corded all throng Grass
Cloth for do. &C. Also, great variety of FANCY
GOODS, consisting in part of Barege SHAWLS and
SCARFS, very handsome and very low! new style
Ribbons; Laces; Edgings; Insertings and Gloves In
short, every thing usually found in dry goods store
WIN. X. McCOMAS, No. 42I Markets.,
mh6 ST. one door 9 nc, or c,o,,
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PATENT SAFETY FUSE,
NEW ARTICLE FOR BLASTING

"A The PATENT SAFETY FUSE, for gniting the
charge in blasting, takes the place of the Printing
Needle, Printing and Match; and as it removes all
danger of striking fire in tampng, and burns at
blasting as SAFE as the employment of the farmer. II
ensures CERTAINTY, and effects an explosion well
under WATER as in the dryest situation. Besides, it
ing to be rammed hard home, and leaves only an orr
flee of the size of knitting needle, it adds conslera-
bly, to the FORCE of the blast 1t has been also salts
factony proved, that II adds much to the force of the
blast by igniting the charge at the bottom.
Numerous certificates, from those who have tested
the Fuse, can he given For sale BY
J. MOELLlNGER CO., corner of Gay and Front
streets, And
f. PRATT BROTHER, Nos. 81 and 20 South
Charest st. frl9-eodIm
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Sd EMovAL. JAMES CARTER would inform

q - EMOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
VI n his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Read made Linen
Store, for the present, to No. 4 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market st.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
splendid assortment of Rich Satin ScarfS and era
watts; Paris Kid Gloves, ali coIors; rich satin Dress
Stocks and Opera Ties; new style La Polka Cravats;
Gum Elastic Suspenders and Silk Gloves.
J. G. would particularly call the attention of citi-
zens and strangers to his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts made from the best materials and The latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted fit, for sale by the
dozen or single one-all sizes constantly on hand
Dressing Gowns; Pocket lIdkfs hemmed; silk Shirts
and Drawers; Cotton Knit do. Gentlemen will find
it 10 their advantage to call before purchasing else
where, every article in this Store will he sold at
very reduced prices.
{G3- Gentemen's Linen made To order. mh4
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EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS

,1S EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS
$Ni1aI MAKER, FOR ONLY Two DOLLARS. A. A.
.YHGNS TENTLER begs leave to inform the Ladies
of Baltimore and its vicinity, that ne has just arrived
from the cities of New York and Philadelphia, with
hsnew patent right of CUTTING LADIES' DRESS
Els, Habits, Sleeves, Yokes Capes, Collars, Cardin
ais, Sc, of every description, size, and style, by
which system any lady is enabled, after three hours
instruction, to cut any of said articles, not only in the
very best manner, but also in an economical way,
without any risks or insists.
For the above price, ladies' will be instructed in
classes Of not less than three, and every lady will be
entitled to a book of instruction, with a chart
Ladies will be waited upon at their own residences,
at advance prices.
The subscriber has obtained very latelya patent
right for the above, and III entirely new invention,
very different from any thing made known in this vi
cinity before
No charge is to be made unless complete salts action
is given.
Persons wishing to purchase rights for counties or
States will do well to call.
Applications to be made at Mrs. w. W. Peacock's
Boarding house, No. l2SOUTH ST, between Second
and Baltimore sts., where he can be found until the
llth inst, from 10 A. Nj. to O'Clock P NJ and from
3 to O'Clock, PM.
fe2J-!4t* A. A. TENTLER.
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.REss PATTERNS. MouseIin de Lanes

nRESS PATTERNS. Mouseln de La mes,
~ 10 yards for S.25, only l24 cts. yard, and Sc
vera lots do at l62 and lSl cts few pieces of lead
color and Black among them, received at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE.
Greon, Black and Blue Broad CLOTHS, only s. 80
Yard-wide heavy Unbleached SHEETING, g.,
Fine Long Cloth MUSLINS, 10 cts.
Double width Bleached SIIEETINGS, 1911
Gotten HOSIERY 3, 10 and l25 cts; Half Hose g.
Solid head PINS and c; Paper Linen Hdkfs. IL.
Needles 3 cts. paper; Linen Towels, 3 fer 25 cts
Hooks and Eyes 3 cards for l2l; Gum Suspenders 25
Boys Suspenders, Hdks. and Gloves, only 6! cts
Cheap Iiish Linens Linen Sheetngs, 3 yds. wide
Checks 10 cts Tckings 20 and II cts; Calicoes g.!
Crash g.; Silk Dress Hdkfs. l2t cts.
Cotton Nett Caps for 25 cts. SC &C., at the
AUCTION BARGAIN STORE
mh3 No. 25 Howard-st., Sd door from Fayette.
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SOAP AND CANDLES.
~ CURLETT have FIR C,

SOAP AND CANDLES.
SMITH ~ CURLETT, have for sale at their
- Steam Soap and Candle Works, CORNER OF
HOLIDAY and PLEASANT STREETS,
MOULD CANDLES from 4's to l6's inclusive
prepared to stand warm climates.
DIPP'D CANDLES, all sizes, and for summer use
Brown, Yellow, White and Variegaled SOAPS, of
best quality, at lowest market prices. mh4- 2awSt
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF LIEN LAW.
~ BY virtue of writ of scire facias issued out of
the Court of Howard District, of Anne Arundel coun-
~, at the suit of Charles A. Mclaughlin and to Inc
directed, against the congregation of Grace Church.
Elc0t'S Mills Howard District of Anne Arundel
county, for the sum of two thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars and five cents, for work done and
materials furnished to and for a certain building TO
wit: The building Mt Elicott's Mills in Howard Dis
tnct OF Anne Arundel county, known the Episco-
pal Church, and called sGrace Church. y and whereas
it is aedged that the said sum of two thousand four
hundred and eighty dollars and five cents still remains
due and unpaid to the said Charles A. Mel auphlin
Now this is to give notice thereof, according to law
to all other claimants and persons interested.
THOMAS BURGESS, Sheriff
fe27ws3t OF Howard District.
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AUCTION SALES.
By II. w. ROOL,
A LOT OF GROUND NEAR BROAD.

A LOT OF GROUND NEAR BROAD.
IA WAY, (late Market street,) AT AUCTION, !
shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March l0,h
at O'Clock, on the premises, that valuable unimproy
ca LOT, on Apple alley, about l20 feet south of Bal
timore street, about So feet 'front.' and with depth ef
about 100 feet it is Immediately in the rear of the west
SIDE OF Broadway, and so contiguous to the vast I'M
Povements going on, must make it valuable. Terms
one half cash on day of sale, and the balance in
months, bearing interest.
mi ct IT, w ROOI Auc,iorear
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.

TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.
TONES 4 ABBOTT respectfully inform ther
- friends and the public, that they have been ap-
pointed Agents for CRIST'S extensive SAW MILLS,
(SusquehanHa River,) will furnish dimension STUFF
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
their Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end of the City Block, (old Draw Brd2e) }.
4 A. have on hand, White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber,
and White Pine MASTS; White Oak, Yellow ami
White Pine PLANK. jal3 SIN
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NTEw GOODS, from Liverpool, per ship Gracp
~ Brown. The subscriber is now opening his
Spring supply of goods, consisting in part, follows
Plated Castors; Candestcks, silver mounted; Butte
Stands Children's Cups, silver handles; Jas. Dixon
Sons Britannia Ware in setts Watch Movements,
sc. The above made expressly to order, lie is PIE
pared 10 sell as cheap as the cheapest.
{67- Please call and see, at No. 2O6 BALTIMORE
STREET between st. Paul and Charles SITS.
ROBERT BROWN.
aIy- Remember-2O6. nh3rf
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HOLLIDAY-ST, Prize Office,
FLETCHER & 90.

W..
THNTIE FOLLOWING is list of the capital
k prizes in lotteries to be drawn week. Dis
tant Adventures particularly requested to forward
us their orders III good time, so as 10 prevent disap-
pontment.
100000, MONDAY, tickets s..
$4,000, TUESDAY, tickets So.
S25,O00, WEDNESDAY,, tickets IS.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets 81.
Sl0,0o0. FRIDAY, tickets Sd.
$1,000, SATURDAY, tickets -.
THIS DAY, $4,000 (Small Fry capal-Tickets 81
20 For tickets and packages in all the Lotteries,
apply personally or by letter, addressed to
JAMES FLETCHER x co.
1t Baltimore, Md
FHNIIE RESULT of selling so many of the capt
LII tai prizes is a constant rush TO DOYLE'S CAPl-
TAI PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET. oppo-
site the Railroad Depot, (next door to Bradshaw's
United States HOtel.) Several capital prizes
sold during the past week. The year l845 has brought
with an extraordinary of good luck to the pa
trens of the Capital Prize Depot. If You wish to 70
IN for portion of this good luck give DOYLE call
and get some of the splendid capitals TO be drawn this
week
FRIDAY, capital prize s. 900, tickets SGT, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Risk of % whoes tickets Sl2 halves So,
quarters 49, Certificates will be issued these prices
at any tine previous to the drawing of the Lottery
Send your ordars early to the right place.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket or share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t IR1 OnD0Site r. & q. r.. R DpnOt.
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BAIzEs, NArrINGs. sc.

CARPETS, BAIZEs, IATTINGs. sc.
u Just received, in addition to my former stock, a
splendid assortment of BRUSSELS, IMPERIAL,
THREEPLY and INGRAM CARPETINGS; Floor
BAlZES, OIL CLOTHS, and CANTON MATING
all of which will be sold upon terms as accommo-
dating as any other house in this city. My friends
and the public generally who are in want of any ar
ttcle in the Carpet line respectfully invited to call
and examine my assortment before making their Sc
leCtioHs. RICHARD DUVALL,
mh6 -eO4t No 266 Baltimore ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
w. e. BURTON, Lessee.
Lower Tier of Boxes or Dress Circle. 50 cents.
Second and Third r,nr, OIL

~, I''7Nv' vi IIICTt, JV CtIIls'
Second and Third Tiers, 81
Fit and Colored Gallery. 25
BENEFIT OF Mr.. SLON.7N.
TENHIS EVENING. March =, will be performed
IL the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr.. Z
CONNER. Macduff, MI G. BARRETT. Hecate
MI sLOMAN Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SLOMAN.
Amer the Tragedy, Mr. SLOMAN will sing his cele
brated Comic Songs.
Miss L. MOORE and Dir. G. SMITH will Dance a
Grand PAS DE DEUX.
To conclude with THE HONEY MOON. Duke
Aranza, MIR. G. BARRETT. yacgues, Mr.. SLDNgAN
Roando, Mr.. CONNER. Juliana, Mrs. SLOMNN.
pF-Boors open at half past s, performance TO
mence at O'Clock precisely. IL
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A MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Just
IN, received lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERf-consisting in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
of 81 and 50 pieces.
Do. do. French Pasern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens.
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives, for
Silver Forks.
GAME CARVERS and BEEF SLICERS.
Self Zip Knives and Forks, in dozens.
Cocoa do. do.
Ebony do. do
Carving knives and forks with steel.
A great variety of knives withsW forks
Cook and Bread knives in abundance.
Eng ish razots, scissors, pen knives, SC. &c.
Call at No. N. Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
m5-2m C.E, WETMORE s. co,