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CAUTION.
James s. Mason's Spanish Biacking Label Counter


 yamss s. Mason's Spanish Biacking Label Countsr-
 fitted.
 SHIPPERS, Merchants, and the public generally S accustomed to purchase for use Mason's celebra. ted Challenge Backing, are very respectfully re- quested to examine the LABELS of Backing boxes and ascertain if the NAME of James 5. Mason IS thereon, as his Spanish Backing Labels have been copied in every particular, the name and lOcaii ion only excepted by concern in Philadelphia, for the purpose of DECElVlNG l HE PUBLIC. by iinpo. sing their confidence in layot of Mason's Black ing. The style and form of he engraving and let. leling, the wording and color of the paper have all been cop,ed.
 OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing is never labelled in Spanish for any American market. To PREVENT FRAUD for the future, James s. Mason wIl place his signature on the label of every box of blackidg prepared by him, without which none is genuine his long experience as manulac. turer. the extent and varIey ofhIs machinery, and etaer facilities, afford him superior advaniage any other Backing Manufacturer in the U. States. Orders for Backing and Writing Ink of the best quality furn ished promptly and to any extent, by
 JAMES $. MASON, l9S North 3d st. For ga Ie. wholesale and retail, by
 mh19 I. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 WaIer.st. TlVHE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL l SOAP.-Rosebugs, Leaf Lice. Slugs. and eve. " other description of Insects upon bushes, grape vines. peach, apple and other trees, shrubbery, nips, grass plots, cabbages, etc., permanently erad cated.-This preparations has decided advantages over any other hitherto brought into use, as it mol only destroys all the vermin parasite upon yegela bes but also contributes the fertility and ceani. uess of the plants, barks and roots of the trees.
 It may be considered iniaIble in its applications and on account of is cheapness, very accessible to any extent. Horliculturiss, Agricutur iss, Farm CTS and Planters.
 Dirsct,ons for Hss-A teacup full dissolved in one gallon and pni ofrsin water is of sufficient suengih to sprinkle over the plants and shrubbery morning and evening. until all insects have dsappeared.- Peach and other trees may be mosiened by means of large syringe. and ai the time the bark o the trees way be sponged wuh the liquid
 A supply just received and for sale by
 l. c. DuBOSE & CO, Wholesale nr,.uiot. Vt tar .traa, i
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The Piles--.A Cure for Life Secured. nk. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for II A.. ~,,.a .f p,Ia. lna.unaf,,n af tha ,var

The Piles--.A Cure for Life Secured. nK. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for D inc cure of Piles, Indaa'at'on of the Liver and Spleen, lnfamAtioa, Soreness, and Liberation sf tho Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder. Weakness and Inflammation of the Spine.
 THE VEGETABLE LIFE El.ECfUARY is the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint, the Pies, ever oaered to the public. tFAGk H' Mark this, it is an internal remedy, not exier- nal application, and will cure any case of Plies, either Bleeding or Blind, internal or external; and probably the only thing that will. There is no 'nls- take about il. It is positive cUre-speedy and permanent. It s also Il convenient medicine 10 take. and improves the general health in remarkable manner. kfEs
 lt is very mild in it's operation. and may be taken in cases ci the acute inflammation, without dan. ger. All external applications aie in the highest degree disagreeable inconsen,ent and offensive; and from lhe very nature of the disease. temporary in their effects. This medicine attacks the disease at is source. and remosing the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent. The Electuary contains no mineral medicine, no aloes. coIscynth. gSmbase, or other powerful and irritating pureative No fear of taking cold while usdsr its influence. No change in diet necessary. Iftaken according to dirsciions, for life is guaranteed.
 Proprietor's office. is6 Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail by |. c. DuBDiSE & co.
 aov2 39 Water street. Sole Agents.
 PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. W HIrE LEAD.-Union, Philadelphia and w Western ftAf- lf tfa tfafs -at
 0It.S-Linseed. Sperm. Tanners and Neaisfoot
 GREENS-Chrome, Par,s, verdisris, Brunswick
 REDS-Vernillion, Venitian, Lake and Orange
 BLUES-prussian, Aniwerp. yerdiisr, Indigo
 YELLOWS-Chroue,O Ochre. Patent, Kisgs
 GLASS-French aud American Window and Picture, sires from 6Xs 10 S6x40 sF
 BRUstE5-Ariisl's. house painters. glider s aud white wash
 vARNISHEs-Conch. picture, polishing, inrni, tpre and japan
 Spirits Turpeatne, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze, Art,sps Cplprs. aroaad. in eases and dry; together with general assortment oi every article usrd in house, ssgp and ornamental paiatine.
 Ees sA!s at TOpD's asnerai Pain, S,ore,
 W6H q UaapaiRsueu
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CTAvES WHITE .'AN Iiap-h wAsr- - ED--The subscribers wish 10 contract fora quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square pteces of Timber, particulars can be had on appli. cation either in person or ts letter
 sspzs EsLAvA, MbRRHLL q CO.,
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Hardware, Cotton and Wool Cards, Manil- Ia Rope, etc.


 ID ECElVED per Lac arryals. and now landing At from bark Vernon and other vessels, and for sale
 by DADE & REYNOLDS, 24 Water st.,
 Collins Yankee and Kentucky pattern Axes; Ja- cob's, Halls and Reynolds Shingling. Claw and Broad Hatche's; Pennsy ylvania pattern Broad Axes; Davis & Co. and Simmons House and Ship Car penter's Adzes, IA, 7and 4 10 down Cast Iron Weights; Patent ounier Scales, and Scale Reams. from $50 to 800 lbs; Wrought Iron Handled Sad Irons; Ames', Adams. RcwIand's. Thomas' and Carr's Shovels and Srades, long and short handles; Bush's patent metal and iron molasses Gates; do do do Fanceits asso, ted sizes; Tennessee iron and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons: Cocoa, Box and Metal Headed Nail and Spike Climbers, eight ca- ses Brighs shor, long and Ioopen eyed Augers. two cases single and double Guns, Brade's cast steel Brick Trowels; brass, hair and iron wire Selves; Manila Rope bed, well and plough line size Cotton Rope, Cotton Plough Lines Cotton and Hemp Irvine and Manila Bed Cards; Fifty eroce assort. ed sizes Mahogany Furniture knobs; one hundred dozen Emerson's Razor Sirops; Cotton, Horse and W Wool Cards. Curry Combs; Row la.,d's east siee Mill Saws, Nails. Brads, Cut Tncks, Shoe Black ipe, otc., wih the usual assortment of m hardware store, together wNh nany articles ia the variety aniss ksPs hsFesofse--a which wiA Do sold yery M g'.3 tt1ttitA1 e sePl6
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ID OWLANDS KALYDOR Th,s -invauable AN and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during ihe sumu,cr. is well known and too universally acknowledge to need much concentration.
 IL IS incomparable as preserver of the skin, dering il soft, clear and healthy removing redness, pimples and dscoloratons of sll kinds, freckles, and all unpleasant cutaneous eTupions frequent in this climate.
 It's capabiliiy for impariing bloom 10 lhe cheeks. sotness and delcacy to the hands, and soothing irr latioo, renders il indispensable Ia every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this kalydor alleyia- tirg and emoent application. removing effeciually, all irritation and paia.
 Rowlands Kalydor is an unfailing relief tn those Ladies who suffer from infamed and sore nipples, by it's peculiar cooling effects and ils powers of al laying inhIn nltioa it recommends itself tu their
 This prrperaou i'd as innocent il is etfieacious. It is warranted contain no mineral asiringens, which are utterly ruinous to he compiler ion, and by their action endangerng health For sale al
 ielO GATES'S Pharmacy, l36 Dauphin st
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PAINTS. ilILS. sc.
HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, 45 and 47 VA ll TER STREET are receiving and offer for sal

~ HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, 45 and 47 VA ll TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale et low prIces--
 WairE LEAD-250 kss pure. in 26 to 100 ib kgs
 200 ss extra, {"
 800 " No. l, "
 300 T" No.2 .i LIHsERD OiL--25 bbls Bridges' SPIRiTs sTURPENrisE-30 bbls in fine order
 fur shipping
 WlsDow G'Ass- l50 bnxes 8 by 10; 560 do 10
 y #; 60 do by to g by l3, 500 do 10
 by II 10 24 by B.
 PnsT BRusHEs-i0o dog Ncs to 900 ,o01 SAsH BKUsHEs---iO0 !" 2toS YELLOW OoHRE-5o kegs 25 lbs each, lu oil BFaaIsH BRoWF--50 25 " !" BLACK PAisr--9O kegs 25 {" 1" CHROME GREET--150 lbs groand in oil. ," POO $ dry, Tieruan's No l CuRoHE YELLsw-l50 lbs dry :" SEsETIAF RLp--5 hbls Enp ish yAREIsHE 5-Coach, Furniture and ,pan Var Ediy's refined and common. PATENT TRIACK-For carriage makers. GLuE-l0 bbls common and fine Together w,lh general assortment of articles for Planters' sse. Ar,lsis' eoors. &c. noyis MENTAL tNSTRU MEN rS-rhe subscr ibers 1S call the attention of Dentists to their stock among which may he found:
 GoLp FoiL--Abbe,'s & Jones' Gold Foil, ns. sorted numbers
 TIN FoIL--Jones'
 TEETH-Stockton's Plate, Pivot, Molar, Ri- eusped and lower Incisor Teeth FoRcEFs-Stra,ght and curved. double and sin gle jo'nted anA chidIen's Forceps-common and ex' tra fine - ExcAvAroRs-C Che,aIier's steel and ivory han. dled Excavators
 mourH MIRRoRs-Silser, Rosewood and 1vor, handles.
 FILEs-Siubbs' fiat, half-round, round and taper Files--togeher with variety of Drills, Plugging and Cleaning Instruments, etc.. for sale at low pri ees nov17 IIAVlLAND. CLARK k co
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~ AILLARD'S HISTORY OF THE ChhiS- N THAN CHURCHES-Ah history of the Church of Christ from its Institution the Sixteenth Century, in which traced the Rise and Progress of ts Cor rupton and Reformation. By Thos Gaillard. Parl first. PLAN OF THE WORK,
 retrospective view of events, preceding and fore shadowing the Advent of the Messiah with refer ences the Prophecies in relation to that event.
 A succinct account of the Birth, Ministry, and Cru cifxion of Jesus Christ, and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor rupton of the Christian Church--iraced through ihe successive changes in the form of its government and the introduction of new rites and ceremonies iE Public Worship.
 The History of Popery-of its rise and gradual ad- vance the attainment of Universal DolDinion--to which is shown the iallacy of its preentions to an Apostolic succession, and claims the character of infallibiIiy.
 Ref-i ences to the Doctrines which agitated the Church. and the several religious sects which arose
 from the time of Saviour the close of the His tory.
 The History of the Reformation is both noIe mi- mute aud moro comprehensive, than any which has hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. For sale by
 novS Rockefeller and Stafioner, 49 Daup phin-it
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| ny bODLrh. Bookseller and Stationer, A9 Dauphin st.
 Geaisieve, or the Cbeyaiier of Maison Rogue-an episode of l793, by Alexander Dumas.
 Gabrisie M imanso, the Niece of Abd-e Kader, or an Attempt 10 Assasinate Lotus PhiIlppe-iransai ed from the Swedish of c J l. Almguist by Gusla. ,us c Hebbe, l. l. D. #
 The Black Plumed Riheman, tale of the Revo Iutiod-h, Newton M Cutis, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c &c.
 Archibald Werner, or the Mothers Revenge-by Charles Spindar, author of the Jew. the Jesuit, Sc
 The Creole from the German oi Zschokke.
 Marion and his Men,an hisior icai ropiancc by ths author of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c.
 Atar GuIl--a Nautical tale by Eugene Sue.
 Lives of Celebrated Statesmen-by John Quincy Adams, I. L D, with sketch of the author, b, Rev. Charles W Upham.
 Aunt Pau,'s Srrap-bag-by Caroline Lee Hentx author of the Mob Cap. win designs by Dsrley.
 The Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Caverns a tale of the Hugusnot wsr--by Eugene Sue. plates
 The Ring Dove, or the Privateer and the Cutter Iugrahm's last.
 Sam Houston and hls Republio--by Edward Lester.
 HsdIeberg--A Romance, bg c P R James.
 Also--A new sspply of fhe Count of Monte Chris so, hy Damas, and tie Qsakss 0liy, by Geesg' HPpasA Esq. sosh ssifsun 15ssE
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NY biography of Edward GibboH. Esq, Iilustrat ed from his letters, with occasional notes and narra- lives. B, John Lord Sheffield In vol l2no
 This has long been booked upon one of the interesting ul this class of writings The state. y manner in which Gibbon assumed ln his history, is here exchanged for more easy and direct style of narratIve."
 For sale by J DOB'ER,
 oct23 Bookseller and Stationer, 49 Dauphin st
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INsENsIRLE pERspIRATTON.

The pre' rding iipGie is given iorepreselt ilne INsEEsIBLE PLRsPI- RATION. h is the great EyAcUATIoN for lie ilnIi,,IitI4s of the h,nl,. IL will be nGiiced lllat
 lhirk cloudy ,list i,- ues l'r"m all paints of h.. suihce, which iAi- dicales that this Ier-I r. ia,ion flows uninlerr,ipt- edlS when we are m health, bui ceases N ht q
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FVNWO LIVES, OR, TO SEEM AND TO BE- l By Maria J. Mcintosh, author of "Conqutsi and Self Conquest" .""Prase and Principle" etc. etc Hne handsomely printed volume. 12mo.
 '.The previous works of Mss Mcintosh, although issued anonymously. have been popular. in the best sense of the word The simple beauty of her nara. lives, combining prre sentiment with high principle and noble views of lie and it's du,es ought 10 win for them hearing every fire side in our land We have rarely perused tale more interesting and in- s,ructive than he one before us, and we commend il most cordially to the attention o sll readers" Prof Churchman.
 LANETON PARSONAGE-A tale by the auth or of .'Gertfude, ""Amy Herbert" etc One vol- tune, I2mo. For sae by J DOBLER.
 noyA BookseIler and StatioDer. 49 Dauphin si
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? ..ier, [, .HIRf --.a rAtr"sis- anh el' g,1i as
 snrlmeni o Periume,y and Toilet articles, aniena
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rAU LJSTRALE EODORANTE-For washing ALthe head, cleansing and beautilying ihe hair and preventing iis iurnng grey. This admirable article free from ardent spirits, pungeni essential oils and other destructive materials, cieans the hair expedi liouslv. renders il beautifully bright. and iniars to Il the deiicale fragrance of flowers. Hair wash ed with this extract soon becomes soft and luxuri ant m 's growth. and that which it march and 'ng grey from the use of spirits pr other improper prrpara ions to clean it, will soon he restored to it's natural color and brilancy, by a few applications of the Eau Odoranle. For sale at
 Nl G B GATES'S Pharmacy ,l36 Danphin st. GALATINE CAPSULES ol CONt3kNTKA- " TED CASTOR OIL-The great aversion which most people have to taking castor oil is h, ihis preparation entirely removed. The capsules are without taste smell, and taken m the morning before breakfast is equal lo full dose oi castor oil. For sale at GATES'S Pharmacy,
 my25 l36 Danphin-st, Mobile EALCINED CHARCOAL OR GARBON-As O a preventive 10 cholera. yellow fever, fever and ague, bilious remiilent ever headache, heartburn. stomach, &c 8c
 Residents in ihis climate should always use this preparations as il is not deemed probable that per have any of tue above diseases he s regu- lar in his habits, and takes this remedy every day, and there danger in using it, for Il the soHach is perfectly sound Il has effect whatever. Msuu- iaciured and bottled by Henry Barringer, city of Hudson. New York. and for sale by
 sep23 G GATES. l36 IDauphin si ., ,HERMANS COUGH ZENGES-Just re- NJ ceived per bark Vernon. supply of this well known preparation for Coughs, Colds, A ihma, and Pulmonary complimentary ahy ibe irritation or tickling situation produced by cough, promote ex' pectoraiiun. and remove ihe exciting cause, being combIna ion of valuable expectoranls, they are equal to aay thing of the kind used Tor those comp lanIs. For sale at G B GATES Pharmacy
 sep23 l36 Danphin street N NHERWAN'S WORM LOZENGES--There - canno, be recommended 'o the public better worm destroving medicine than SheIman's Wnrm Lozenges; they are pleasant and easy 10 take, and therefore particularly adapted for ch,Liren Man! diseases arise from worms, aad occasion long and intense suffering, and children treated for various cnnnII inta mIhnni deriving any benefit when one
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CttdF UI sdIt
 IAvILAND, CLARKE x co.
WAR. pFsTILENcE AND FAMINE-wi,

W all their horrible train, may stalk over the and tie thunder of England's cannon may ioar m our hatbors; the earthquake may open its ponderous jaws to engulph our citizens; hnslonrs and halls o fire may down upon our heads and yet so long the inestimabie Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters placed within reach, we may call ourselves the hap piest nation on earth. And why ! because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare with the sui erings that result from biIlious iisenses, and the thousand ills that flesh is he IT to- andwhlch his Veg eiabIe prepalions will speedily sweep from our land Their power is silent asd raireess-bal iis might is irresistible. For sale DrusgisIs in Mobile.
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uNRlvALLEp -oARMINATlVE.

FEyHAT UNRIVALLED -CARNIINATlVE.
"BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward palms, the
Cordial will he found Of mCaculable benefit. For
those children WHO are afflicted with "A weakly or de-
bilitated Of the bowels. the Cordial WI! prove
very beneficial. Children white erthng safer
amount Of pain, and occasion The par"rl Thereby
much anxiety and trouble The happy influence that
sBOw ers n'ant Cordial" eyUrts by it, very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
eases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy,-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
G P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist
corner Of Howard aud Marion strsets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner OF Madison and Howard sts; DR.. E' H.
Perkins, corner Of Market and Green SITS u. Lemon,
corner of Market and Pnppletnn SITS; A. g. Rdgely,
corner Of Howard and Pratt sts.: j. II Perkins Bro
ther, corner Of Green and Ffanklin SITS; H. w. An
drews Hill ST. G. K. Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; Or. II. ROHntreC, bEl- Air Market Thos e.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fr''s Point; J, q. Stanshury,
Thames st.; G w. r icKSl, Pratt and Eden ST.; T. J.
Pitts High and pra.. slC. P Reyes, corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. Rehug Pratt and Paca
street n4-lw-iel2 6n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OMAN AMPHITH
"a NORTH CALVERT STREET.

81
"a NORTH CALVERT STREET.
SANDS, LENT ~ CO., Projectors.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR.. w. B. CARROLL
AND MASTER JESSE.
THIS EVENING, Nov. 9th, 1915.
The Entertainments will commence with
GRAND MILITARY CAVALCADE,
To which will be added the unrivaed Perform
ances of Nj. SANDS and his youthful Pupils MAU-
RICE and JESSE, and the feats Of his unrivallad
Troupe; the PONIES and the celebrated Horse
MAY FLY; FROLICS OF PUNCH bv Mr.. Nose
ley; Principal Act by HERNANDEZ; Two Horse
Act by Mr.. CARROLL and Master JESSE-and a
variety eff other entertainments.
ClowRS-MeSSrs. PENTLAND and LATdROP,
Doors open At 6ii Performance commence att!
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS:
Dress Circle 50 cents; children under 10 years % cts.
Boxes 81 cts, children under 10 years OF age 25 cts.
Pit - :" do do do do I2t x
Boxes for cOOred persons so cts Pi for do. 25 50
8I5- Seats can bt procured at the Box Office during
The day, from 10 10 l2, and from , to 4 O'Clock.
{d5- Afternoon Performances every SATUND Ny,
commencing at 2! O'clock. 1t
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TO MILLIN E r S.

NEW FALL GOODS.
Hp HCELDOlVNEY ~ CD. have in store
Il q and are daily receiving large and well So
Ieced st elk Of NEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS,
which they invite The attention Of their custlmcrs
and the pubic generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 3 4 to A in
wzth, plain and strip and waleled
Jet black Manula and other SILKS
Rich COLD Satin de Chiue, Gro Grain, Satin Luxor,
all new and beautiful Silks, for ,Iresses
Rich Came Con, in blue and g0id brown and garnet,
brown and blue, green AMI gold, pm 9le and brown
silk plaid and supcd CAS- HMEkE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MKINO, AT extraordinary low
prices
ParamAtia Cloths, Tibet, Alpaca bGznes, Plain
and tvIlIrd Plaid GiNG1AMS
Super TwilIed Whitney Blankets, some low priced
A large assortment Of new SHAWLS
A general assortment of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping ARTICLES
Shifting Linehs and Long Cloths
Cloths, CassimCres, Cassnet and VestingS
Black and blue black and cold. VELVETS, some |
yard wide
Chintzas and CalicOes ,Handkefch fsand HOSIERY.
With general variety Of Goods, which will be Of
fered al the loves; possible soccs.
l6B BALTIMORE ST,
oa4 Between Calvert and Light sta.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOILIDAY ST THEATRE

TENHIS Evening, Nov. 9ka, viii ne perform
Z ed the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, VIZ
ANDERSON. Banquo, MIR. G. JAMIsON. Dun
can, Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, Mlcduff, Mr. LEMAN
First Witch, Mr., W. b. CHAPMAN. Lady Mae
b. in, Mrs. SiLe BEE.
I'll conclude with the .ushable Farce Of LOVE IN
LIVERY. Paul Patent, Nh w. B. CHAPMAN.
o. Price of adm sson-Box so cents--Pn %.
G}-Doors open AT quarter past 7-perlormance 10
commence at quarter 10 orc Ock. ii
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BALTIMORE MIJSFlIM

hSD GALLERY OF THE FINE AXIS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE 4 C.fLVERT- SITS.
FENuTS EVENING, Nov, h, will be perform
u ed the third act of OTHELLO, the MOOR
OF VENICE. O'hGLn, MIR. ROGERS Iago, MI.
ANDERTON. DeSdcmoua, Mrs. LOWELL.
To conclude win LEND NE FIVE SHILLGNGS.
Mr. Goahtiy, Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Capt PhGbbs,
Mr.. ANDEkfON. Mrs Major PhObhs, Mrs. MOS
SOP. Mrs, Capt PhOhbs, Mrs LOWELL.
03-GEN. TOM THUMB can be seen during tho
day and evening.
Q3~ Admittance % cts, children unisr 10 years Of
age. l2t cents. Saloon performance 10 commence at
II O'Clock precisely. Ii
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EMAIL DRY GOODS.

MAIL DRY GOODS. The Subscriber in
a vites the attention Of purchasers 10 hi, seck of
desirable GOODS, selected win care in the Eastern
and Baltimore markets, and which will be sold of at
small profits 10 insure quick sales. Consisting in
part of fine twill plaid Ginehams. Of rich lurs
superior French de LaiHcs and itch Cashmares; low
priced rich De LANES; superior French Metin0s; SUI
perior lack and cOlOred Alpac =, and plain Cash
meIes; double width black Bombazines, very cheap;
plain hlack and second mourning MOusIn de Laiup>;
rich striped and igurod Dress silks; plain black and
blue black Silks; Lining silks; rangers aud Whine
Sarsnetts; Manchester Gingh ms; superior embrod'I
and plain Thib"t SHAN LIS; rich Cashmere Shawls,
both printed and woven cnIOrs; Brocha, De Laine,
Blanket and other kinds n Shdws; Gloves; Hosiery;
worked Col'ars; Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Ribbons bon
net silks and Vevets; silk Ties; Silk and wooden
Mitts; Gfus' Socks; best NEEDLES; ChiIdren's Hose;
Coates LIBERATED Spool Cotton, only 50 cts dozen.
Also, Mems Wear, as fine and low priced CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, YES rlNGS and cheap CASSI-
NETS; wooden and worsted Plads, for Childrpn's
wear; SuspeRdeIs; black and Fancy style ik era
watts; silk Pocket Ildkfs; and geHeral assOrmt nj of
Domestic Goods, as SheCtings; Shiitings; FIannes;
Canton Flannels; TickiHgs; Lind'eys Blankets from
90 pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, &c. &c, at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
ms % HOwafd-st. 3D. door from Fayetle