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Two great nations impelied, believe, 10y public
opnion which onshlio guide and influence s.a,es
men, have, BY moderation-by the spirit Of mu
ual compromise, aver,ed that dreadful calamil,
Of q war between two nations Of kindred race anc
common Language Cloud checrs)-the breakins
our al which would have involved The civilized
world in calamities to an extent il is Difficult, I,
foresee (no, one year-probably not one mcnlh 0
such war bnt would have been more expensive
than the whole territory that had called il forth;
but they have averted that war, believe consis
,ently with their true inlerests-consisteniy will
perfect honor on the par, OF the American Gov
eminent, and on the part OF these who have a
length closed, | trust, every cause OF diftrenc,
between The Two countries. cloud cheers) Sir
| NAV saw also. TO The credit of the government
OF this county, that, so far from being influenced
in our views in regard 10 the termination OF these
disputes about The Oregon BY The breaking out o
the war with Mexico, we distinctly intimaed L
Mr.. Pakenham, that although unexpected event!
had occurred, il did not affect in The slightest de
gree ourdesire for peace. (Cheers.)
Mr.. Pakenham knowing the spirit OF his gov
ernment, being aware OF The occurrence of lhest
Institutes, having a discretionary power in Ger
tain cases if he had thought this offer would hav:
been likely 10 prolong negotiation, OF diminish
the chance OF a successful issue, yet wisely
thought the occurrence OF Mexican hos,illic:
with the United States was not one OF The cases (
which we had aver;ed, and therefore most wisely
did he lender this offer OF peace 10 the United
States on his own discretion, and The confidence O.
his government. Now let me say, and am sure
this House will think il 10 the credit Of my noble
friend, that on the occurrence ofhese hoslities be
tween Mexico and The United States, before we
were aware ofthe reception which This offer on ouI
part would NEE, with, the first packet that sailed
rendered 10 the United States the offer OF our good
offices for the purpose of media,iug between them
and the Mexican government. loud cheers
Sir, do rejoice, therefore, that before surrender
ing power al The feet of majority OF this House
had the opportunity of giving them the officia
assurance ina, every cause of quarrel with that
great country on The other side Of the Atlantic is
terminated before we retire from office. (Lond
cheers.) Sir, teel that have now executed the
ask which my public duty imposed upon me.
trust have said nothing which can, by possihili-
", lead TO the recurrence of those controversies
have deprecated.
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NATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Mn.

VI Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Ia Lot of Ground situated at the Northwest corner
of Fayete and Cove .sts., in the City of Baltimore
and contained as follows: Beginning for the same
ct the intersection of North side OF Fayelte-st and
the West side of COve-st.. aud running thence north
wardly, bounding the West side of Cove st. TWEEN
~ six feet ten inches, thCreabOuts; thence west
wardly, parallel with Fayeltest 10 ten foot alley;
thence southwardIy, binding the East side of said
alley twenty five feet, and thence eastwardly, bound
ing on The North side OF Faycte-st. one hundred and
forty four feet TO tine place Of beginning, and belong
ing, OF supposed to belong, TO certain Maria Cemm;
is assessed for the payment OF the Of 1855 6s as
paving tax, and that said sum, with interest thereon
fr m the twenty sixth of February lSil, is due,
a)r said upon said lOt and has been due for the
space of urmOnths ann more since said paving was
completed, and the owner or owners Of said lot are
hereby notified that unless the said paving taxes shall
be paid to within ten days after the publication of
this notice is completed, the said lot, or 50 much
thereof rs may be necessary to raise the sum due
thereon, and The cost of advertising, will be sold
the highest bidder FOR The payment of the same.
ia9-2aw4w HENRY SNYDER, City Collector.
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DI E d.

AT his residence in Cambridge, Md. on the tn inst
SAMUEL CoRKRAN, Esq. in the Cpd year of his age
lie was for more than forty years member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and departed this life
in the sure and certain hope of glorious Immortality.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
tuner without further notice, from the residence Of
his son. No. l3 EanoveI-st. this afternoon at o.
clock
On the 9th inst. Ohm w. GIsr, in the 9th year of
his age.
ON the 9th inst Mrs MARY, wife of Matthew Mil
Ter, in the 2lst year of her age.
On the 9Th inst Miss FRANCES CooPER, daughter
of the late Calvin Cooper.
On the 9th inst. SAMUEL BUTLER, aged year, son
of Henry and Juliet Leef.
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Biennial Sessions. The Treasurcrs ac-
count shews that the expenses Of the Logisla-
turc during the last session were S5l ,460.45;
the half of this sum is S25, $50, the amount
which would be annually saved by holding BIZ
enna instead Of annual sessions, This sum is
worthy of consideration at time when every
effort is to be used 10 restore The credit Of the
State. We can dispense more easily with the
legislation Of one year, than we can with the
sum which it is proposed to save; and we there
fore hope that the expense Of annual sessions
will be retrcnched 1t is our honest convic-
ton, that by judicous retrenchment, nearly
one hundred thousand dollars per annum can
be saved. We would make all other things,
as far as may be practicable, subservent to the
one great object of retrieving the credit Of the
State. BY pairing down expenses, and levying
upon all proper sources of revenue, the interest
upon the public debt may be punctualIy paid,
after the period designated in the message of
Governor Pratt.
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GRAND VOCAL CONCERT.

THNHE CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,
n in aid Of the Sailors City Bethel, will take place
THIS (FTday) EVENING, the 9th inst. in the Meth
odtsi Episcopal Church. North Charles street, com
meneing at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. G. WALTER will preside al the Piano Forte,
PART FIRST.
Chorus-Arse into thy rest, l.. MasOn.
Trlo-The hour OF PrIyer, Kingsley.
Solo-Ager'S Prayer, Topbf
ChoruS-ihe Lord our God is merclful Nanman.
Solo-O how they wcpt by Babei's stream, Lodcr.
Quauette-Chrlslian Union.
Solo-Comfon ye, my people, Handel
CAant-The Lord is my Shepherd.
PART SECOND.
Solo and ChOrus-The Battle is the Lords Webb.
Quartete-Approach not the Altar.
Solo-Chlist shilling the Tempest, Nelson.
Qnar'ette-Bfighi seraphs.
Duett-Arrayed in Clouds, Kingsley
Quartette and ChOrus-O how lOyelyis Zion Mozart,
Dueu-Have mercy upon me, Wade
Chorus-lhe Lord is Great Regime.
N3- Tickets 50 cents each-can be had at the music
and book Stores and also at the door on the evening
of performance, 1t
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ELORIOUS NUMBER!


VIZ THE WESTERN CONTINENT, No II.
Edited by PARK BENJAMIN aud w. Il. i.uoMpsoH
The "CONflNENT' for SATURDAY, 10TH is
filled with excellent articles, among which are
The Reefs Of Mandy, thrilling tale from the
French of Eugene sue.
Johns Alive, or the Bride of a Ghost, by the au-
thor Of Mal. Jones Cour ship, sc.
The Opera of Every day Life, capital burlesque.
The Statue of GalileO-MistreSs Potatoe.
The True Critic; Manufactures al the South; Asso-
cate'S inaugural; More COPy Hon. John q. Cal
houn; Chaplaius to Congress by an. h." The Pine
Trees of North Carolina; Hiram Power, the Sculptor;
Leonardo Ia Vinci's Last supper; The Ivory Cruel
fix; The Drama; Congressional Proceedings, and
other editorials
Letters from New York and Washington.
Musical Criticisms; Transitions from the Courier
des Etit'S Unis; OlapOdrida Anecdotes; Miscellany;
Poetry, sc. &c.
U3- CONFUSING one Of the most readable weekly
journals published in he Union. Single copies &c.
TAYLOR, WILDE s. CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
,,aTVis'S BuiIdinus North st.
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@nGertca11 RepuDltcau
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 9, 1916
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER

PunIIc PRISr,NG. Until the year 1925 1t
WAS psnol for the legislature of Maryland toI
contract for the printing of the Journal OF Pro-
ceedings and the Laws for stipulated sum,
without regard to the quantity OF work to be
done; and the consequence was such as any
Dractical printer might have foreseen, viz: the
use of inferior paper, small type and large
pares. In the year mentioned or in the sue
ceedng, the mode of contracting was changed
at the suggestion of the senior editor of this
paper, and the more equitable plan adopted OF
contracting at so much per page, designating the
quantity Of matter to be contained in each page,
and perhaps, the quality ofpaper to be used. The
consequence of this arrangement was, that the
whilst the printer run no risk of losing by his
contract The old mode was as absurd as for
a contract to be made for building house
without designating its size, or the kind OF
materials of which it was to be built. We be-
hevo that the system Of contracting by the
page has been pursued ever since, and we
hope that it will not be departed from hereat-
ter. 1t is true economy to pay fair prices for
all labor, as otherwise it will not be we'll done.
There have been some movements in the house
of delegates during the present session upon
this subject, and it has been finally resolved to
receive proposals for the public printing
This is perfectly correct; but then the propo-
sails should be at SO much per page, as stated
above, or members will regret the proceeding
We have seen that different course has been
pursued in congress, very much to the dctri-
ment of the public ntorcs's-ior the printing
will probably cost from thirty to forty thou
sand dollars more than it could have been done
for; unless the resolution adopted by the Sc
nate, restricting the price, shall also pass the
House of Representatives, which we doubt
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A CHANCE FOR SOME PATROTIC OFFICE
SEEKERS. Among the officers to be appointed
for Texas are the following: Collector at Gal
weston, salary from $4,000 to $4,000; Judge OF
the U. S. Courts, salary $4,000 per annum; Dis
trict Attorney and Marshal, each salary of
5000 per annum, with the usual fees, sc. The
first term of the Court is to be held on the first
Monday OF February.
A UsEruL MINISTER. The Rev. MIR Stree
ter, of Boston, recently stated that during the
past year he had united in marriage 1853 cou-
Piles; had attended 90 funerals, of which SO
were males, and SO were females, 8 being
heads of families. lie also observed that dur
ing his ministry he had solemnzed two thou
sand two hundred and twenty-oight marriages
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO EX-PREsIDENT
TYLER, The ladies of Brazorla county, IN the
State of Texas, have presented to ox-Presden
John Tyler, as the great champion of annexa'
ton, beautiful Silver Pitcher, appropriately
inscribed 1t reached him OH New Years day
LONGEVITY. The Newport Mercury has a
list of twenty-seven persons who died in that
town the last year, whose ages averaged eighty
years each. The list comprised about fifth
of the whole number Of deaths in the town
during the year
DEAD. The Philadelphia papers announce
the death of Benjamin Tevs and Geo. Pep,
per, Esqs, the latter the wealthiest person in
that city. The New Orleans papers record
the death of Abjah Fisk Esq, an eminent
merchant of that city.
The RIGur OF WAY. Mr.. Darsie, the Sen.
ator from Pittsburg, has already introduced in
the Senate Of Pennsylvania bill allowing the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the
right ofway to the Ohio river, through Penn,
sylvania.
MILITARY SURVEYS. 1t Is said that twenty.
two engineers, recently arrived from England
have commenced surveys of military charac.
ter ON the Canadian frontier Don't be fright
cned
WAR STEAMERS. 1t is rumored in the navy
yards, that the Secretary Of the Navy has
nearly completed his report in answer to Gen.
Cass's resolutions. 1t is said that he recon-
mends the construction of thirteen war steam
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HERR ALEXANDER. This evening, this great prince
Of Magcians will again astonish the vsiters of the
Holiday street Theatre with his surprising and une-
quaed performances. On the raj sing of the curtain
he will perform the almost credible feat OF lighting
700 candles by the firing of pistol feat never be-
fore performed by any other person in the U. States
There is also an entire change OF programme, en-
bracing the amusing, the entertaining, and the won
derfnl, and which should be witnessed by all scep
tics in such matters. Herr Alexander is undoubtedly
the greatest and most wonderful performer of the
age, and his tricks are done with much nicely
that the closest observer cannot discover fault We
advise all friends of the marvellous to go to night
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a L. Fi A Il A c.
Moon 8 phases.
MARRIED

On the 9TH inst by Rev. Mr.. Hickey, JOHN RYAN o
ELI2tJ GALLAGHER, all Of this city. Y
On the 9Th inst. by Rev. Dr. Roberts, JAS. E. BACK
MAN to Miss SCsANNAH e, FREEBERGER all of this
city.
On the lst inst. by Rev. Mr.. Shrigley, THOMAS II.
BROOK to Miss CATHARIsE A. ROBINSON, all of this
city.
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LATER FROM Texas AND CoRPUs CHRISTI.
Dates from Galveston to the 26th ult. have
been received. Gen. J. P. Henderson, it is
believed, has been elected Governor, and N.
H. Darnell, Lieut. Governor. The U. S. cut
ter Woodbury., Capt. Foster, arrived at Gal
weston on the 25lh. Gen. Hunt is a candi-
date for the U S. Senate. Lit. VIM T. Al
len, of the I'd Regiment of U. S. Dragons,
died at Corpus Christi on the 9th ult. aged 81
years. The troops were generally healthy,
Notwithstanding contrary reports. Captain
Ketchum, of the U S. Army, had mysterious.
ly disappeared and fears were entertained fol-
his safety.
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noCTOR sWAYNE's
~ COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
rHR GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONS U PTIONI
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, PaIpitation of the Heart,
Influenza Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
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kn0wnlor any Ofthe
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DR.. SwAYEE: Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with
violent cough for years. attended with tickling in
the throat great debility and other dsas reeabe symp-
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ened serious consequences. | made trial OF nearly
all the medicines which are recommended so hlghy
IN the papers, hut received no beneht Whatever, ana
hearing of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded TO make trial OF
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have had no return of it, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine, and you can
not say too much III its favor, as there are so many
persons suffering as | was, which by the use of your
nenlly cured. JAMES DIXON,
corner of Tenth aud Pearl streets.
DR., SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDSYRUP OF WILD
tree which was ever introduced 10 the public, and
ample proof afforded of success by the country
being flooded with "Balsams, ""Candes'' and "Mx-
lures" of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by a regular physician, although they have assumed
the names of respectable physicians To give currency
to their s'NOsr ms" And there IS an "Imposter"
who has come ont within a few days, with a Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry clingpg still closer TO
the original name, that persons mig be deceived If
they did not bear in MUD the name OF DR.. SWAYNEs
Therefore the public should be on their guard and
not have a wor HESS mixture pamcd upon them for
the original and genuine preparation, which is Only
prepared by DR.. SWhYNE, II. w. corner Of Eighth
and Race sts., Philadelphia.
Baltimore .AgenE-l +. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore st;
5,aber Canhy, Pratt street wharf; J. w. u 4. w.
Davis, No. 3lf Baltimore street.
District Agents-R. Farnham, Washington, d. O.;
VIM. Stabler & Bro, Alexandra. d. O.; George M,
Sothoron, Georgetown, iaS-tAp6r
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THE ivory CRuCIFIX. Our readers will do well TO
remember that the exhibition closes TO morrow after
noon. The statue will be to-day and Tomorrow in
the large room of the Masonic Hall, instead of the
small room on the first floor as hitherto.
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CONCERT OF SACRED Music. The Concert of Sa-
cred Music which was postponed from Tuesday, will
positively take place this evening in the Charles stree
NJ. E. Church. The proceeds of the concert will be
devoted 10 a charitable object.
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{GR- DEDI iATIDN. Providence permitting, the
neat aud cOmmodOns Church Building recently cree
ted by the Prshyrnrians, the corner of Broadway
and Cough sts will be- open fer public worship, on
next SABBATH, tn llth inst The Rev. Mr.. BAG
KUs will preach in the morning, at III o'c'o k; the
Rev. Mr.. MATTHEWS in the afternoon, at O'Clock;
aud the Rev. Mr.. DUNLAP in the evening, at Ocl'&.
Coectio will be taken up to aid in the payment of
the debt due on the building. GI7- The public are
respectfully invited to attend LAG 81
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER Co
No. Holiday ST., BALTIC, !
EBAD LUCK, VERY. Comb. 9 S "a, 1000
HB prize in yesterdays lottery was returned unsold
for want of purchases-Sl 25 was the price of the
ticket.
Drawn Nos. class 4-lowest prize So, are
"a SO Al 80 ~ ~ 60 - 81 81
THIS DAY, $500 lottery At ain, tickets So 80, qrs
only 62c- package IS 1915 Nos. IA ballo4
TOMORROW, the Small Fry, $4,000 capital, with
a host of minor prizes tickets 81, SOC and 25c EACH
Packages $l4 81, and SO so each, now To be had in
every variety of combination numbers, either by the
package or single ticket, at the Head Quarters Of
JAMES FLETCHER * CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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100 OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No 4, for 1876:

n 0Z IT 90 Y II % 10 OF )
. and "a, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
Al and -, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos each 40
80 and -, being the 9Th and 6h or s and Do, be
ing the 7th aud Sh drawn Nos. each 80
60 and 70, being the 9th and 9th; ~ and 70, be-
ing the 10Th and llth drawn Nos. each 90
Al having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
Al having one Only Of the drawn Nos. on. " s
1t EMORY, No. 8 n. CaIVert-st.
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kNR ENCa IMPORrATIOV OF BEST

kSRENCH IMPORTATION OF BES T
~ QUALITY OF IRISH LINEN AND LINEN
SHEETING. r. McELDOWNEY y co. have re-
cevpd from one of the best Manufactures in Ire land
full supply of LINEN GOODS, and having been
purchased at such low rates that will enable Them to
furnish their customers with Linens ,Darranted all
Ia at such prices that cannot fail to give satisfac
lion. Housk;epers and others wanting superior ar
licle of Linen, would do well by examining their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Il. MCELDOWNEY & Co,
ja9 l63 Baltimore ST. between Calvert and Light,
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A CARD. The undersigned having been appoint
"a ed Constable under Baltimore City Court has
located himself at the Office of SQUIRE EG ERTON,
No South Calvert ST. where he can at all times be
found ready to attend 10 any business that may be
cOnded to his care He will also attend 10 the COL
LECTION OF ALL DEBTS due on open Account,
Bond, Note, Ground Rent, Sc. From his long expe-
Renee Deputy Sheriff, in this city, he latters him
self that he will be able to give general satisfaction,
and assures those who may paronse him that he will
attend to their business with rromptness and des-
patch. LORlN N. DECKER. jay 3*
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The OREGON WAR AND THE TARIFF. Re.
solut ems have been introduced into the Penn.
sylvania Senate in relation to the Territory o.
Oregon. They are pacific in their character
but pledge the support of Pennsylvania to any
measures which may be necessary on the par
of the General Government to resist British
aggression. They also approve of. the resolu
tons introduced into the U. S. Senate by tn,
Hon; J. c. Calhoun, on the s0th ut. In tn,
House, resolutions were read instructing Thu
Senators from that State in Congress, to vot'
inifasbr of the Protective System, and agaips
any REDUCTION or alteration Of the duties estab
listsd,by the Tariff act of August sOth, 1912
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Roosa.
For Pernambo-Brig c. II. Rogers, 10Th inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg PHI Gnix, soon.
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Brig Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, Charleston, John X.
Randall
Brig Baltimore, Brown, Boston, t. Whi:ridge &
Co.
schr Caroline, shreves, Nassau, N. P, N. Rogers
x Co.
Br. schr Albion, Kenney, Halifax, N. s., Jos c,
Yates.
SAILED-Barque VIM. Kennedy, Martin, Pernam.
bucO.
ARRIVED,
Brig JustiHa, Clfypool, from Demarara l4th ult via
Laguay1 18th, ballast, to NJ. Baudel. Left at the
former. brig Virginia, Cooper, sail in days for
Turks Island, to load for Hampton Roads. Lost in o
gale on the 9Th Nov. in the gulf 10 horses aud 30 doz
ieahered stock
Brig Chief, Bomm. 10 days from Salt Key Turks
Island, salt.
Schr Richard BCrden, Bcarse, from Fal River do.
mestics, to Ihos, Whuidge Il Co.
schr Pearl, Nckersou, 7 days from Providence, do
mestics.
schr Ttyall, Abbott, 6 days from Providence do
mestics,
BELOW-Ba que Martha from New Orleans: brig
Frances Jane, from St.Jolms, p, r., and a .chr with
j. W. Browns signal.
MEMORANDA,
Ship Louisa, of Baltimore, FIN Charleston for -
$50 reparted) was spoken 2Sth uIt. lat 35 81 ION %
So TBarquc louisa Gait, Of aud from BallIn re for
LiyerpoOl left the CHpCs Of Virginia on the 27th ult
and was doubtless the vessel spoken with
Schr Arlpsies, (new) Sterling FIN Baltimore, was
leiIat Barbados 18th ult.
SChr Gen. Worth, Atwell, from New Olleans, was
at 81. Joseph, Texas, Goth ult.
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ft3- O. F. R. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF MARYLAND. The members of the Grand En-
campmeut are hereby notified that the Annual Com
muncation takes place on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th
January, at O'Clock.
las 2lF JIG. WATERS, G. Scribe
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THE Ivory CRUCIFN. This extraordinary
piece of statuary can be seen at Masonic Hall,
during this day and tomorrow, and if there be
any persons who have not visited it, we advise
them to do so without delay, as it will be re-
moved after tomorrow. 1t attracted crowded
houses in other cities, and cannot fail to re-
ceive attention wherever it may be exhibited
Let no lady or gentleman then, miss the pre-
sent opportunity of examining this wonderful
and beautiful specimen of genius.