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CLEARED,
steam packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Sae
nothing
Brig Indus, Coffin, Richmond, Kirkland, Chase 5
CO.
schr Washington, Gould, New York, John W
Brown.
schr Dorcas North, Fredericksburg, master.
Steamer Columbus, Parish, Petersburg and Ricb
mand
SAILED-Raroue Il. II. Douglass, NotviIIe, Pc,
nambucOi briggs Lady Adams, Brown, Pacific; Gen
Pnckney, Hobbs, N. Orleans; schr Emily A. Thomp.
son, KeGne, Nassau; Washington, Gould N. Yelk.
ARRIVED,
Ship Rhone, Harvey, 3 days tfom New York, guano
TO j. G. Chappe. a.
ship Roscoe, Kicker, 3days from Philadelphia, bal
last, to George Il. Newman,
Schf Euphemla, Cope, l3 dGys from Turks Island
ballast, to MASTER
Schr Harriet, Sears, 6 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, TO Thos. K, Matthews,
Schr. Cottage, Atwood, I'm Frank fort, via Holmes
Hole and Newport, ballast, to Weld x Seaver
SlOOp Union, Cot nghlu, i'm Philadelphia, lndss
to JnO. w. Brown.
Steamer POcahonIas, Hollingshead, fin Richmond
Reports of Man Of War Shoals, q ship at anchor.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Isabella, Br gs, for Baltimore, sailed from Liv
GrpoOl 29lh ult.
Ship Richard Anderson, Bennet for Baltimore, cl,t
al Liverpool previous to 4th inst.
Ship Powhatan, Hayden, hence arrived mt Londsl
Sd inst
Ship Leland, SkilIington, from Oahu was at Hon.
Kong 2cih Nov.
Snip Herald, Broughon, for Baltimore, sailed fro.
HeIvOet 18TH ult.
Barque II NJ. Fielder, Willis, from 10 ndon, sailed
from Portsmouth ID INST.
Barque Pioneer, Lambert, from Bremen, arrived a
ST. Ubes l4th ult.
Barque Chenaugo, Snow, from Baltimore. arrive
at Liverpool 10Th ult.
Brig Poultney,. Mouat, sailed from Marseilles TO-
PamerO 9th ult.
Schr Gallant Mary, Ennis, from Baltimore, arriver
at Pernambuco Dec. 30, and sailed for Bahia, abOu
Jan. 10.
Schr Alexander, Kiborn, from Newburyport from
for Baltimore, sailed from Provincetown l7th.
Schr Queen, Gardner, from Providence for Bal,l
more, was AT Newpart l1ih inst.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Providence for Bal
tnOrt, was at Newport I0h INST.
Schr Vermont Gayle, hence at Charleston 18th
inst.
Schr Charlton, Pattison, of Baltimore, was al Ma.
tan2as 18Th inst.
Schr Industry, Kelly, from New Bedford for BaIu
more, was spoken 10Th inst outside Cape Henry
Schr ManSin, Terry, from New York with do
tachment Of recruits, arrived at Norfolk 10Th inst.
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LECTURE ON THE ORNAMENT. We learn that
Prof Perry will continue his course of lectures upon
the Economy of the Spiritual World-lhe subject for
this evening, will be tbs application Of the principles
developed on preceding occasion 10 the condition
and employments of the Heavens.
THE MUSEUM Third Night Of Mrs. Hopurd. This
charming actress will make her third appearance at
the Saloon this evening She will sustain her favor
ie character of "Madam Galochard, !" in the laugh.
able musical piece of "The Kings Gardener" IN
which she will sing "Why don't the men propose?'
also, "Was nae' he a Roguey" previous to which
for the fit time in this city, will be played highly
interesting domestic drama, written by Blackstone
called nEIlen Wareham." In the course of the eve
ming Mr.. Western will initiate the locomotive engine
recite Yankee story and appear in a comic dance.
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LIN w. TiLVARD.
Ii n SURGEON DENTIST,
n21-3m N. w. cor. of Outlaw and LON So.


HBROFESSOR KINGS INSTITUTION
HI for instruction in ELOCUTlON, and the uer
maneRt CURE OF STAMnERING, and ALL OTHER
defects in articulation and the voice, is REMOVED
to the residence of Mrs. c. R. Diff nderHer Hpnoye
slieot, hr I door below Rev. Mr.. II mners Church.
Mr.. KING teaches but one pupil at a time; one O..
two lessons, hour each, daily. To effect a perma
nent cure, II takes from one TO three months As,his
stay here is limited, application should be made be
tween this and the LIST of April. pamphlet contain
ing certificates of cures, from 1890 and testimonial,
and recommendations of the highest responsibility
will be forwarded when requested and may be had a
the institution. Terms moderate. All letters of in
quiry, post paid, will meet prompt attention.
fe2l-d6t
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PROF. G. c. Phillips BIRTH NIoHr BALL. This
gentleman, SO well and favorable known as an ac-
complshed teacher of the "Poetry Of Notion will
give, this evening, grand Military and Civic Ball, at
the Saloon OF the White HAIL. Bank ST. The enter
tainments heretofore given by this gentleman, have
been largely attend ID and have passed off in the most
happy and agreeable manner
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Ny- REV. N. HESTON'S LECTURE. A Poetical
and categorical Lecture will he delivered by the Rev
nEWFoH HEsTom. o, r,iIuelpiia on THIS (MoN
EGYPTIAN SALOON, Odd Fellows Hail. Gay-st.
SuGJECT THE Mansion of Rest. Friendship,
Love and Truth" Single Tickets 25 cents. Tickets
admitting Gentleman and Lady 37s cents-may be
had at Mortimer Mowbray's, /. P. Cooks, Arm
strong s. Bery's, Baltimore ST.; Office of the Iris,
Odd Fellows Hall; Cannon, Bennett & Co., Charles
ST.; Hopkins Shoe Store. Baltimore near Eden-st.
fa2l-2t.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.


h7-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Ma Consoi.
dated Lottery, class No. 8, for 1876: For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
47slO 10 81 8 81 IS 50 80 A IS
g and a. being the LIST and Cd drawn Nos. each $40
and 10, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
10 and 10, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each
10 and 81 being the 4th and 5th; OF and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each
All Having two of the drawn Nos. OH them, each "a
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, I" l!
M5- Per the celebrated prize irm of
1t EMORY CO., No. N. CaIvert-st.
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CRY FINANcEs. BY the report of the joint
committee of ways and means oftho City Coun.
Gil, it appears, that the aggregate levy for the
present year will be SAL ,000-of which it is
estimated 7-IOths, or $751;, 200 will be collect
ed Tho demands upon the treasury for the
year, cut of the taxes about to be levied, will
amount to the sum of sos $50; being some
what above the estimated receipts. These cal
citations are based upon total levy of sixty
cents for the hundred dollars, and special APP
preparations are not ncuded--!t may be eX.
pected, therefore, that the levy will have to be
somewhat increased, should special approPra-
tons be made to any amount We make the
following extracts from the report:
"Thc levy for the direct tax, as will be seen,
is based on an assessment of So ,00O, 900, being
the amount of assessabe property within tho IL
mts Of direct taxation, on which 1t is assumed
the tax of the present year will be paid, alter
making reasonable allowance tor attachments
by the Appeal Tax Court,
The special levies are based on an assessment
of 100000 900, embracing all the asscssable
property within the Limits of the city, on which
the taxes for the special purposes enumerated,
will probably he paid.
The com nlttee also recommend tax oil five
cents for repairs Of highways aud bridges, which
by an act of the General Assembly of Mary
land, is required to be levied on lands aud
houses only, without the limits of direct taxa
tjon, and within the Interior limits Of the city
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LAST CONCERT or THE SOUTHERN SEKgN,DRRs.-
The seventh and last Concert ofthese gentlemen will
be given this evening in the Saloon Of the Assembly
R0oGs. They offer an entire change Of programme,
and. in addition 10 which, they will have the vaiua
bic aid of Mt Howard, the violinist. We should be
pleased to see a full house.
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS

ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS
IN ABUhDANCE-By the arrival of the Cam
n bria.
illustrated News--four dates
Pictorial Times,
Punch, GO
Dublin NOtiln- a full supply
Freeman's Juurna-alest dates
BrNs LIf.-a four dates
iSpatch - 81 -
Wilmer x SMITH European Times. The price Of
hi paper has nesn raised BY the publishers to l6ictS
per copy.
Together with general assortment Of oher Eng
iish II, Wspt ptrs ami magazm,s For sale by
TAYLOR, Willie co.
Nos 4, and Jarvis Buildings,
" North street, Baltimore.
NIB. JUST PULLS led
Graham's Magazine, or March
LADIES' National do -
Columbian do O.
The GamesIer, in acts, "a Tragedy
No. 81, Littrll's Living Age
All the New aud Cheap Publications. for sale, at
wholesale or retail, by r.. w. & CO. II
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CONCERT OF SACREB musIC. The second Grand
Concert of Sacred Music, by the Philharmonic So
cicty will be ven, this evening, in Fifth Presbyterian
Church, (Rcv. Mr., Hamncr,) Hanover st. The whole
will he under the direction of Mr.. c. l.. Bartlett To
the lovers OF Sacred Music this will be treat of no
ordinary character.
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~ CHEAP PRINTIN. q, and PRINTING o.

10 CHEAP PRINTIN u, and PRINTING o.
every description, executed with great despatch, at
she Office of the Clipper, I34 BALTIMORE sT.-as
MAMMOTH Much o n5st can 1" e9ee @%y 9th
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION
LOTTERY BILLS, Greeks,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADTNG,
STAGE s HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc
Indeed il is needless To enumernte, az we are pos
sess Of aci tiles with latest styles Of type and
and splendid machinery ordong work. ia every 'tyle
in a mannt unsurpassed in this city.
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INDEPENDENT GaEYs GRAND Birth Nom BALL.
The grandest entertainment of the season comes off
to nj ,ht at the Washington Hall. The Independent
Greys give a Military and Civic Ball in honor of the
birth day of the Immortal Washington. They "fatter
themselves that the reputation OF the corps in getting
up pubic entertainments, renders it cessary to
go into lengthy detail OF the arrangements that are
being made, but they would merely say that they
will spare neither pains expense TO make it wor-
thy of the occasion for which it gotten up-enre-
ly satisfactory to all who may honor them with their
presence, and one that will reflect credit upon them
selves; in short it will surpass any thing Of the kind
held this season.
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Breach IN the DELAWARE II CHESAPEAKE
CANAL We learn that the storm of Thursday
night cansed breach in the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal, on the lower level near Dc
lawarc city, of some sixty feet in width, there,
by causing suspension Of trade through the
canal, and preventing the passage Of the Erics-
son line Of steamboats,. The canal company's
force were promptly at work to repair the da-
mage, and entertained strong hopes of succeed
ing in enabling business to be resumed to-day
or tomorrow. We hear, however, of several
other breaches in to canal which may thwarr
their efforts to repair them for some three Of
four days to come.
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1g-GENERAL CASS' LECTURE. The first lee
ture Of the course, in aid of the Sunday School, will
be de vered in the Fifth Presbyterian Church, Han
over-st., on TUESDAY EVENING, oath inst at a
O'Clock by General CAss, ofthc u. S. Senate. Sub
ject-'' Progress OF Knowledge"
g5 Course tic Ike is can be had at most of the book
stores. SingIe admission at the door, e5 cts. fe2l3
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LECTURE BY THE Rev. NEWTON HEsroN. This elo
ouent young Divine will deliver Poetical and ALE
gorcal lecture, this evening, in the Egyptian Saloon
Odd Fellows Hall. Subject:-"The Mansion of Rest
or Friendship, Love and Truth"
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GOA fresh supply of Doctor J. $. ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &c., just
received, consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactic Syrup, Linments, Tonic Pills. &C.,
with treatise on Consumption For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Of Hanover and Market sts.,
ng4 3m Baltimore, Md.
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THE HERALD's ExrREss. The New York
Herald has given the combined Wall street
press in that city Waterloo defeat in express
ing the news by the Cambria. The HcIald's
express came from Boston to New York in the
unprecedented thine of serea hours and .tirc
minutes 1t had the news exclusively.
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GE-We have been shown by our old friends NO
RY s. co Opposite Baruum's, the tickets which
drew the first and second Capital Prizes in Satut
DAVIS Lottery. The sale of two such prizes IS 400
and 8 ,3O0) in Louery, we believe has M parallel
in the annals of Lotteries There appears To he a
charm even in the venerable name of these popular
Lottery dealers, which converts every thing emmett
cd with their well known office into gpf Those of
our subscribers who would iucrc use Their store Of
worldly goods, we advise TO purchase few Lottery
Tickets of our friends EMORY s. co. lRl 1t
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HEAVY VERDICT. Mcssrs. Dor s. Allen
recovered on Thursday in the N. York Circuit
Court, the sum Of $4,000, paid by them under
protest. while Mr.. Swartwout was collector.
This sum was paid us duties on hosiery, which
the Custom house charged with a wooden duty
and upon silk twist as sewing silk while the
importers commended that both articules were
free goods, in which opinion they were sustain
ed by the Court.
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le23 eosl, CoIner OF Fi.h and Ceniile Market.
KulHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE. Thatthe sub

TE7HIS MS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub
III scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of admins
tratien OH the personal estate of RACHAEL G. MOTT
late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceas-
ed, hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber OH or before the
2lst day of August 1915; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate All per
sons Indebted to the said estate, requested to
make immediate payment Given under my hand
this 2lst day of February, 1876.
fea3-law4t@ tA*l ABRAHAM C. MOTT, Admir-.
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A1g- BEWARE OF Oils FOR THE HAIR. They
GcbIlitatc aud relax the very sells that should be
strengthened and stimulated. A moments reflection
will convince any sensible person Of this. The use
of oily matter causes more badness t1an all other
causes Ladies, remember this, and let your toilets
be furnished with the Balm Of C0lumbia--a spi itu
Gus extract Of the most tonic and asringeut roots,
hut no kaiGs whatever, with the fragr int per
fume. Near two hundred cases of late and positive
storation of the hair by it, reported by living
subjects, and nearly all the fashOnabes use it n
perfume and purifyer even if they are not losing the
hair I'm quantities are sold only at II Maiden
Lane.-New York Express.
For sale by ROBERT & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover aud BaltimOre-ss., also at the corner OF
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No 6. Thames
street. 1t
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yMyHE LOTTERY TICKEr, Nos. S 10 a

FWNHE LUI"IENE TUX Ell, NOS. TO Al,
III package No. 204, which is entitl ed TO the pretty
prize Of $500 in Saturdays lottery, was sold to
gentleman residing in Lombard street, by the cele-
NUNS. This small fortune (S4250 metz was pur-
chased for the petty sum of 81 25. The seco ID CAPT
tai prize in the same Lottery, of $1,000, or. ticket,
was also sold by these lucky vende,s, to newspa-
per carrier. The reputation of EMORY < co. has
bee me universal, and their business, in the city
and in the different parts of the United States so ex
tensive, that they safely that they have no
rivals in the world who can compete with them with
any degree ofsuccess Orders from any of the states
in The Union for tickets, either sngIy in packages
meet attention by return mall with the certainty of
terry is drawn, must be always directed 10 the far
famed and responsible Lottery firm sf
EMORY s. CO., . Calvert street,
II Baltimore MA
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a,S ALDEN'S

1.S "A LUEN =
Sc PURE ROASTED s GROUND COFFEE.
am now roasting aud grinding some Of the finest
favored strong scented Rio and Laguayra COFFEE.
the low pnce OF Iat per pound ever offered
in this city Also, fac old PADANG, considered
equal 10 Java, at II! cents per pou ID, which is
cleal saving to all families Of more than Is per
and as roast large quantity at time, it is done
better tn any family possibly prepare it. am
now furnishing some Of the largest boarding houses
in the Guy, and they all prOnOsnce it the greatest
economy they found, AMI also gives the great
est satisfaction, it being always good alike. | also
grind all my own SPICES, such Cinnamon, Cloves,
Aspce, Ginger and Back Pepper tG3-AlI who buy
those articles at my store, may be sure to get them
pure and al the 10 vest pice, wholesale aud retail by
S.ALDEN, G'Ucer,
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HID EPETETIOEi
IA GRAND SACRED CONCERT
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY to crafty the
almost universal desire of the audience who heard
them on Thursday eveHn as well as TO give others
AN opportunity of doing so, who were prevented on
account OF the uCGmeTcy IF the weather, from be-
ing present, have consented TO repeat their Grand
Sacred Concert, with some light changes of pieces
on ThIS (Thursday) EVENING, Dbl instant, in the
Fifth Presbyterian ChuIch, Hanover street, Concert
~ cOmaiencr at y nc
T.. l., BhRfL"TF, Conductor.
PROGRAMMED PART.
Chorus-TO thee, Cherubim and SeIaphm,
&c, Handel.
QlaFette--C0me silent evening n'er as H. de Call
RGcitativr and SOn-Ruth aud Naomi, TOplife.
Qpaflelte-AWakr! al kan lyTe' Dandy.
kecltaliveand AR ,irOH iIaVdCu's Creation
Now Heaven in fu lest glory shOne.
Trio and CEoru3-Li tup your Heads, Handel.
SECOND PAPT.
Chorus-The Heavens are telling, Haydn,
Quarteitc---Switlly from the Mountains
brow, Webbe.
DuGtt-Gnd meier will fofsakC thee,
SoO-Mighty jehovah, NeukOmm
QuimtettG-When winds breathe soft. WebbC.
Solo-Le, the bright SeTaphim and
ChoruS--het their Celestial Concerts all
unite, Handel.
JG}-Tickets admitting gentleman and two auies,
Is Ct MS; Jingle ticket viii admit gentleman and
lady. 50 cents To be had at the Music aud ID
Brunners, N, Charles street, and at the door the
evening OF the Concert. fe93 1t
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N1ARRIAGE FOR SALE. A small FamjIy
ENoYLE's PRIZE DEPOT, OPPOSITE

WNOYLE'S PRIZE DEPOT, OPPOSITE
NJ the Railroad Depot, Pratt st. Baltimore. This
continues to be the favorite office for Prizes. Amin
mGnse amount of prize money was paid out of this
Office the past week, and feel confident that the
present week will be equally lucky,
MONDAY, capital 100000, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SO, shares in
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets So, shares in
in proportion.
THURSDAY, Of Sl2, 900, tickets S5 shares
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets SCI, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the favorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery will be drawn. Capital Prize $4,000
Tickets 81, halves so cents quarters 25 cents This
is splendid lottery for packages. Doyle will sell or
certificate in this loteya package of 25 whole tickep
for Sl2, halves SC, qrS. SO, and eehths 81 SO. An
orders per mail should be addressed to this office.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pus
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, By
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, pet
mail or otherwise, addressedto r.
M. DOYLE, 40. LA Prattstreet, er
II fR1 Ouposite B.& o. R. R. Depot.
" FLETCHER & CO., franklin Buildings, near
the Post Office. wnere the public invited to call
and make Il selection of lucky package or single
ticket.
MONDAY, $4,000 for
TUESDAY, 80 900 for q
WEDNESDAY, So, 600 for
Thu KSDAf OF @ls;uuU
FRIDAY, $1,000 for %
SATURDAY, 81 900 for i
In this last lottery tickets only g. so, and oc
each Packages $l4, 81 and SO so each
The above lotteries offer every inducement m cd
venturers containing IS Nos. and IA ballots, and 7s
Nos and Is ballots. ~
Persons at distance will please direct
JAMES FLETCHER & CO..
No.3 franklin Bank Buildings, Baltimore. Md.
TWNHIS DAY, Feb. %, " in be drawn Nd. Con
H. soldated Lottery, class "a rs Nos. II drawn
ballots. - "i""
SCHEME:
pn7e Of sae' 0So ! prize of ser,.5 4
:, o'Oo0 " 1000
I,ot.,. s'ooo III 1900, &c.
Risk on package of26 quarter tickets only Sls A.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply TO the prize vendors, MILLER IN
Corner of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets
I'D pfa y, Nos of the Md. Lottery, Class 8, drawn
~ 10 10 81 81 ss 81 80 a as
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO"
For Valparaiso and other por,s III the Paci6c-Sh
Seaman, March |.
For London-Ship Rob Roy, with despatch.
For Havre-Ship Republic with despatch.
For River Ia Plat"-Barque Margaret Husg, soon
For Rio d Janer0--Brig Wing, 21th inst.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are indebted TO
Messrs. Yansant, Baughman and Ware, of the
House CT Delegates, for copies of public docu-
T1entG
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GBy- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish te
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited TO examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
plete mt his Old Established Store, Waters I'd door
from Calvert. o2l
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WHANTED-Immedi four Girls to go to
w Washington in the capacity OF Chamber
ma ids for Hotel. Passage paid and liberal wages
given. Apply at
ffeas No. 10 Exchange Place.
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fd3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait aud Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
worllmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN EANDS,
&C. Sc. for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. L. S. FRYER,
Milf No. Nerth Gay street.
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

CO. he highest market price will be given for
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. APP
ply at Habbersetts Washington Hotel, Pratt street,
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is perm lnenty located. All communications
will be promptly attended to-
fe4.In WILLIAM HARKER.