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NO CURE NO PAYI
A CERTAIN DISEASE

"A CURED IN TWO DAYS!
The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Lons,
GOnonhGa, Gleets Structures Affections of the Kid
neys Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weak
ness, involuntary seminal emissions, and impolency.
Persons who, by INDUCING in ccrel habit have en-
tailed on themselves Constitutional Debility, or any
obstacle to marriage, should apply Immediately to
DOCTOR JOHNSTON,
of the BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, office No.
North FREDERICK STREET, tVo doors from Bal
tmoTc street, opposite the Magistrates office. Be par
ticlar in observing the you wiH mistake the
place
This hospital was established a number of years ago,
for the suppression of quackery, there being many
persons, without knowledge, name character who
put advertisements in The public papers, that ins
tuition of this kind was highly necessary prevent the
afflicted, especially strangers from falling into the hands
of some unskful wretch, who, instead of curing,
might send his victim to an untimely grave. There
fore the afflicted should shun the numerous pretended
physicians who know nothing of the practice of medi-
cine, but consult DR.. Johnston, who cures
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
in one or two days, according TO the state of the pa
tient, without the use of mercury No mercurial
edes are used by DIR. JOHNSTON, his medicines are
paatabc and harmless and all patients are honOrably
shielded from even the possibility of being discovered
He who places himself under the care of DR.. j. may
religously conhde III his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill Physician, and if he
is not speedily relieved no remuneration will be de-
handed.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by GER
tain practice INDUCED in when alonea habit frequent
ly learned from evil companions, at schoo-the eff
fleets of which nightly felt even when asleep and
if not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately,
ALL LETTERS POST PAID.
TAKE NOTICE. DIR. Johnston has had greater
practice in the above affections than any physician in
the y. 5, He also possesses advantage all 9th
crS from the fact of his having studied in the great
Hospitals of both Europe and this country viz: those
of England, France, SPAIN Russia Denmark, Sc, and
the Hospitals of Philadelphia Thousands in Balti-
more testify that he cured them after every other
means had failed Read
DIR. JOlINSTON'S ADVERTISEMENT
on the front the First Page of this Paper delft
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uITsT IN SEASON. The subscriber would call

HUST IN SEASON. The subscriber would call
Cd the attention of his friends and the public to the
following list of articles all of which are just in sea
SON viz:-Large and Small DISHES, with spirit lamps
and covers complete, of English Block Tina bGauti-
full article; CHATTING DISHES of various kinds;
OYSTER DISHES with spirit lamps; Hot Water
BROILERS; Oyster Tongs; Jelly StrancrS, made on
the most approved principles JELLY MOULDS, Il va
riety of patterns; TART PANS ofylrous shapes; Apple
Roasters; Bird Roastcrs; Upright Stake BroilerS; WAF
FILE IRONS, for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers Nut Picks; Chopping Blocks, SC. SC.
Also-Coal and Ash IIODS; Coal SHONELS; Coal
SELVES; Fire Carriers; Dripping Pans, sc. &c, for
sale at low prices,a RepS Original Furnishing ana ana
Store above Howard ST.
d0l ALFRED H. REP.
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F<1& SALE t. RENT.
GRAND FANCY SALE
OF USEFUL FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS |
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALE, AND |
II

OF USEFUL FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALE, AND
OF NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE.
ENE WILL SELL ON "WEDNESDAY
w MORNING NEXT, Dec, 23rd, at 10 O'Clock,
second floor Of Store No % Hanover street,
splendid collection OF Fancy Goods of rich and splcn
did character viz: Plated CastOrS Candlcsticks; Bias
kets; Walters; Uns; feasett, Butter Tub; Cups;
Brtannias; Tea and Coffee SETS Tea and Coffee sets
with silver tops Plated Shutters and Trays; Casters,
&c SC. Bronzed Tenders 100 pair Shovel and Tongs;
GGet and BronZed Solar Lamps Gcet and BronZcd |,
?, 3, aud light Chronicles; CnndCabraS; do Candle
sticks; Japanncd Walters in setts OcagOn Hall Lamps;
splendid Gect and Bronzcd CLOCKS; Rose wood and
Marble do; Plated Dishes and Covers; round and oval
Waves with French Flowers; elegant China Vases and
Ornaments; China Candesticks and lnkstands, &c
Bronzed Urns very superior Ivory Cutlery in sets of
"a and 81 PSI BronZed and Gilt Cork Screws; Backga
mon Boards; elegant French China Dinner and Tea
sctts Box wood Desks and Work Stands; Tea Caddys;
Metal Desk Covers; Metal top Jugs and Pitchers; Ores
sing Cases, &C., &c. Together with great variety of
Fancy articles not enumerated The above Goods are
all imported this fall and of the newest and richest
kind
The Room will be Illuminated on TUESDAY EVE
MING at O'Clock. The ladies particularly invited
70 this sale, every article will be sold. Terms cash.
t2l-a THOMPSON Il COVER, Aucts.
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NIARSIAAL'S SALE.

a sse1 BY virtue of a writ of 6"ri facias,
E.s5sta rerssued out of the District Court of the
ryland, and to me directed at the suit Of William
MCKim and llazett McKm, against the goods and
chatlels, lands and teDemenIs and herediuiments of
the Baltimore and RappahannOck Steamboat Com
pany, have seized and taken psss "ssOn of the
Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and Notice is
hereby given, That will proceed To sell the said
Steamboat 10 the highest bidder for Gosh, on the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock,
at the Exchange.
MOREAJ FORREST,
DIS United States Marshal District Md,
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MAWSIItJ.,S SALE.

a sszse-za BY virtue # a FiPri Pacia4 issued
out of the District Court Of the United
2sH&zzkJtA States for the District of Maryland and
10 me directed, at the suit of William Mckim and
lnEelt McKin vs. the Baltimore and RappahannOck
Steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
sion of the Steamboat RAPAAANNOCK; and notice
IS hereby given, that will proceed to sell The said
Steamboat To the highest bidder for cash. on the
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF THIS MONTH nj
O'Clock, ?. M, at the Exchange.
MOREAU FORREST,
de4 United States Marshal.
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MEARSHAL'S SALE. Nstce is hereby Civ
WE en-, That in pursuance of an order of the hon
Orabe the District Court Of the United States in and
for The Maryland District, passed on the lllh day of
December, (ins) will sell AT 80. 81 Smiths wharf
on the 24h day of December, at 10 e'clock, A NJ,
the eOods, wares and mel chandize, saved from the
wreck Of The schooner Imperial, consisting of To
BACCO, SHOES, DRY GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
&c. sc. for cash. MOREAU FORREST,
dli-ts GAsR u. s, Marshal
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AMuSEMENTS
BOLLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

IJNITlTITITN 7 y 7. 7 It TN INFI.
FHyIIIS EVENING. Deer. %, will be perform
q ed SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. Dickory, Mr.,
w. CHAPMAN
AMER which, THE GISEILE, On, THE WILlEs.
Gsee, Madame AUGUSTA. Myrtha, M'llc DINIIER-
Prince Albrccht, Mons. FREDERICK. HInriOn, Mr..
c. r.. PARSLOE.
TO conclude with NERVO VTTALICS.
ne. Prices of Admisson--Boxes 50 cents Pit p cts.
Orchestra seats rs cts.
{6- Doors open at halfpa 6, performance to begin
at 7 O'Clock. 1t
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CO"NFR OF BALTIN" RE 3 C6LTERT- SITS.
YNNHIS EVENING, Deer -, will be perform
ed PAUL PRY. Paul Pry, Mr. JOHN SEF-
TON, Col. Hardy, Mr.. KEMBLE Phoebe, Miss
POWELL. Eliza, Mrs. Lowell.
FL JALEO DE HERES by Miss VALLEE
After which, LEND ME- FIVE SHILLINGS Mr..
Golightly, Mr.. ]. SEXTON.
LA CRACOVIENNE by Miss VALLEE.
{r}- Admission to the whole % cts-ChiIdren under
10 years, half price. Saloon performances to com
mence at u O'Clock, precisely.
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rurY INTELLIGEyCE AND
GENEKAL COMMISSION OFFICE
No. 10 EXCELLENCE PL.ACE.

u GENERAL COMMISSION OFFICE.
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE.
The above Office has been established II years, for
the purpose Of buying selling, and exchanging Real
Estate, Merchandise Slaves, and every description of
real and parsona,Propcry. Also, Money Loaned on
Mortgages any kind Of salcablc goods at fair rates of
interests Also particular attention will he paid in OBJ
taining employment for young men. Steady and re-
spectacle young men wishing obtain situations either
Book keepers Statesmen or General Clerk in whole
sale retail stores, may be suited by calling and giving
Il short notice at the Agency Office, No. 10 Exchange
Place. Merchants or Others in want of Clerks, &C,
will be supplied free Of charge. Young men wishing
go into business themselves connect themselves
with partner can AT all times hear of good OppOrtnn-
ties of Investments in various kinds of business, by
making application. Persons in business DESTROYS of
selling ont increasing il by means of obtaining a
partner invited to call, there applications
made every day by Young men with cash capitals,
which they are willing to invest in any respectable and
profitable business The renting of Houses, collecting
Of Rents, Bills &c. attended to with promptness and
despatch. Slaves bought sold and hired on reasonable
terms. Al law business. such rs examining titles pro-
scouting claims &c. left my charge will be promptly
attended to. All letter. must be post paid, and direct
ed to J.. F. SCOTT, City Intelligence and
General Commission Office,
No 10 Exchange Place.
n. b. There are now a number Of first rate Oppor-
uitcs hand at the above Office, in different kinds
ofbusincsSeS for young men with cash capitals of from
500 to $1,000. d2l
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Day of final heating, 3D. April, 1917.
HEALTH OFFICE,

HEALTH OFFICE,
baltimore, Dec. 81, 1916.
Report Of ntcrnrents in the City of Baltimore for the
treek ending on Mond0y Morning.
Infantile unknown 8; Gastric Fever /; Scarlet Fever
]; Still Born ); Bilious Plcurisy Il DropSy /; Drowned
/; Inflammation of the Bow lis Il Disease OF the Heart
k1 Disease of the Womb |; Phrenits >; Consumption 6;
4Fyphus. Fever !; WhooPing Cough i Adult unknown
Total A..
Under year........l4 Between and o..
Between aud 3D.. do 10 and 81. e.
do , and j.... | Above l94j
Males l8-Females 27-TOta 45-Coored 1915
free, slaves BY order,
JAS. PEREGOY, Com. of Health
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Elias lIciner Mr. AL
FRED Hoss, of Philadelphia, to Miss FRAScIAHNA,
daughter of Jacob Powder, Esq, Of Westminster Md.
On the nth inst, by the Rev. Mr. Trapncll, w. l..
FORWARD, Of Hartford county, to ELRANoRA Nicolas
KEY, OF this city
At Ecott's Mills, 18th inst, by the Rev. VIM, Fort
JAS. II. WALTERS, of Baltimore, to MARTHA a. HARD
ING, of the former place.
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Known AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
pRAIICEA pUIL,LS

III AT REDUCED PRICES,
liz VARIOUS PARTS oF THB CITY,
Mr.. One dwelling on ). Charles st. for $500,
100. "a feet front, 100 deep, three story and hack
EIiI! building; one do. East Balumorc-st. 80 feet
MM III front, l5n deep, extensive improvements,
fOI $4,000; also many others, varlousy located, at
prices making good investments. A FARM, cOntaia-
ing $50 acres of good IaRd, VITA splendid improve
menls, 6 miles from the city, price Sl2 200; do
Of 100 the soil excellent for S35 per acre. one
Road, containing two acres and handsome garden
will be sold bargain if Immediately applied TO.
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the
city-oRe Of $500 at per cent. well secured, and
mo at per cent. Those wishing 10 purchase will
please apply at No. 81 SECOND STREET, to
JAMES HANCE, or
daft JAMES BARRY.
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MAR. SWEETS Frs EXTRACT OF
~ LIYERWORT AND TAR. Many incurahe
cases of Consumption result from neglected coughs
and colds. DR.. SweetsCr's medicine cures Coughs,
Gods, splitting of ond, Pain in The Side and Breat
Asthma and Consumption. One bottle is sufficient
To make trnl. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by Perkins, IlaucG Robinson, Jones', and
Nh1mp,Ou; also HoE kiaS, :. Point. IrI
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FAs iItONAB BILE
VNITn0U1 MEt{CUKY or coPAVlh.

w No CURE, NO PAY. The great rem'dY ior
secret seases of all kinds aud IN every to.n and
Stage is Or. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGEl ABB
REMEDY composed rn!ireJ OF Am'ncan Roo,s!--
cure venereai diseases, without eytn the know ledge
Of Mercury or Balsam. The propTiel6rs OF This me6i
cine obtain it al great cost @rectly from an indian,
cnT, avoiding TIE danger Of Mercury, ard the nau-
senus taste Of RalSam. This msdCine Is pleasant 10
the TASTE and leaves M odor upon the breath.
,tnIesae and retail by Jos. Z. Rowand, 376 Matkst
street. PhHa A'so, in Baltimore by N, NJ Robinson,
corner o Gay and Saratoga streets; KinsioH "v
2Sl Marsh Market Space; james SiRBshGry, No ""1,
Broadway, Fel'S Point; Gordon 5 %ah%an, ~ is2,
West Pratt street, So
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ARRIVED.
Brig Dover, Clifford days from Boston, assorted
cargo, 10 Osborn Whiuidge.
Brig Benjamin Franklin, Finn, days from Boston,
asstd cargo, to r. Whitridge & Co.
5chr Independence, Connor, from Boston, plaster, to
order.
Schr Swan, Brag, 10 days from New Bedford, ballast,
to master.
SAILED-BarQue Gilbert MeIcher, HaYre; Br brig
Victoria, Tucker, Port Spain, Trinidad.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Alexander, Leeds, from Baltimore, arrived at
London 25th ult.
Ship Bangor, Leighton, for New Orleans, sailed I'm
Liverpool ?oth ult, %
Ship Scotia, Leslie, for Baltimore, with despatch,
was advertised at Liverpool 9Th inst. She had not
arived-was only out % days on the 4th1
Brig Wing, Phillips, I'm Baltimore for Penambuco,
was spoken 9TH ult. lat. = Ion. %.
A brig from Baltimore for Porto Rico, (name not as
certained, probably the Kate PCndcrgls Evans, for
Mayague2,) spoken 4th inst no LAT nor lon. given
Brig Brothers. Mayhem, from Baltimore at Mat
anzas 9th inst.-wouId probably return with her cargo
of meal for which there sae) to Baltimore.
Brig Boston, Nickerson from Boston for Baltimore,
was at Bass River 10th inst.
The schr Gallant Mary, late of this port, has been
sold at PenambucO.
Schr Gallant Mary, Ennis, from ST. Johns, N. +. ar
rived at PernanbucO previous to Dist Oct.
Schr Emily A. Thompson, kecnG, days from Balu-
more, arrived at Nassau, n. p. Both ult,
Schr Harp, Parker, from Baltimore, arrived at Prov-
dence 18th inst.
Schr Ceres, Marston, from Baltimore for Boston, was
at EdgartOwn 18th inst
Schr Albion, Bowden, from Baltimore for Bangor, was
at Holmes $ Hole 10th inst.
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AtHINA, GLASS AND QVEENSNyAREE go
Y ! ing off ut cost at No. 5. CHARLES STREET,
a few doors south of Baltimore street. Families pre-
pairing for Christmas Offered n inducements rarely
to be met WITH as the stock must and Will be sold
much below the market price
N. B.-The STORE FOR RENT, and possession
given on the lst of February.
d2-3t J. 5. HASTINGS, Jr.
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On the 18th inst, john WILLIAM, second son of An
drew and Mary A. Randolph, aged years and mos.
On the Goth inst, CAROLINE e. BoEHM, in the both
year of her age, daughter Of Charles G. BOehm.
On the both inst, GEORGE OwSGs, in the 66th year
of his age, formerly of Baltimore county, but for the
last twelve years a resident OF this city.
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NR. CULLEN'SINDIANV VEG ETA Bile
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place Of every prepa
ration heretofore used for diseases arising from Weak
other causes. All that il necessary to secure
this medicine place in the Dome,he Practice OF
every family, when such me dioiae is needed, is
trial
II sraaks for tselE-is innocent in its operations,
and III injury arise from its use al any tae'
Wholesala and Retail by ROWLAND WALTON FRO
prietors 376 Market Street, Phia Aso,i Baltimore
by N. N. Robinson, corner of Gay and saratoga sls'
Kinsloe & Toy, 2ei Marsh Market Space; James
Stansbury No 217 Broadway, Fel's Point; Gorden
n Tubman, No. I52, West Pratt street. SCI
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ENRESH TEAS. Just received from the New
u York Canton Tea Company, n few chests more
of their superior GREEN and BLACK TEAS. The
increasing demand for oar Teas induces us to be-
heVe that W. cell better Teas for the price than any
similar establishment in the city. Families in the
city or country will find it 10 their interest 10 give
them trial. ALSO on hand, COFFEE, Green, Roast
cd and Ground. If an article fails give entire
isaelion, you should return and have exchanged,
or the money refunded.
JAMES n. PORTER, Agent,
dig No. 10 Gay, between Front and High sis.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE

SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
WHOLES .4LE.
EUST RECEIVED, fine assortment Of
~ COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
10 wholesale trade Country merchants are request
ed to ea and examine my STOCK.
RETAIL.
Also, another large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner, Tea Toilet ana Breakfast WARE of
entire new patterns. Tog ther with as good a stock
of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
be found in the city.
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January l. 847, after which time the subscriber will
reE!oVe t. No. IL North Howard street.
GI}- All persons indebted 20 J. s. II. IT,, are re-
queSted 10 call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous to Sept l6, 1886.
Ol7-tJal JOSEPH :. HASTINGS, Jr.
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RrrER BAGS W AT TuR EXCHANGE READING ROOM

For Liverpool--Shp Lydia, with despatch.
For London--Ship Rartan,
For MarSeiles-Fr. ship Tampa, with despatch,
For London-Barque ribcriuS, with despatch.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Home, few days.
For Amsterdam brig Kronprinsessan, with des'h
For Havana-Bng Midas, with despatch.
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a MNrLENIEN,s SNNEN LUNIs

aH OR CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED.
GRNTLEMEN or FAMILIES, having any SUPERFt'u-
GUS EFFECTS, waich they would convert into
CASH NAV do so to their advantage, by sending for
the subscriber, who will attend them at their resi-
dCncr, by appointment line adore, Srd 20
II, LEVE1T, Box Ill Post flee,
will receive prompt attention. dig A.
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" ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
N 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,

TIE WFeI ENnEi3hp2ent IN The C1tV
With Light expressly adapted TO The Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals, the Pro
preOr by giving his constant personal atten ton 10
is prui sion, has been enabled produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES that have ever been exhibited.
b5- Citizens and strangers invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
G63- Hours Of operating from 2 A. NJ. to P. M.
lstTucions given and all materials furnished.
selS-u
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vuSO THE 100000 READERS
OE THE CIIPPE r

TENO THE 100, 900 READERS
OF THE CLIPPER.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that in consequences Of the numerous applications
hitherto made to him, fer the furnishing Of original
pieces of poetry, songs, acrostics, sonnets for Al.
huns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters obituary notices. notices on Music and the
Drama and in short all descriptions eff compositions
ne is prepared to furnish those in want, both in the
atty and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount will resolve immediate attention. APP
pIcation personally, or if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No. 4 and Jarvis Building, Baltic, Md.
nh5- Communications strictly confidential. nl3-u
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rHyALLy no! TALLY nor! The ill.,

THN1JLN ITO. 'TAL HUI! INC III
Il creasRg demand for the TALLY no RAZORS
is the strongest proof possible of their heing duly
apprec lated; their fame is now fully established and
their superiority admitted, The manufac urer Fie
derrick Penney, Of Sheffield, West riding of Yok-
SHIRE England has authorized the Agents ~ ref1nd
the money, for any pronounced, upon fair trial
by the original purchaser defective, bearing upon
them them the corporate mark, "raily Ho," and
none are genuine unless this mark is upon them. A
supply received and for sale at
DIS. If No. 1879 BALTIMORE STREET.
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CHRISTNIAS PRESENTS

n =
y WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
Of the ladies and others wishing for presents, to our
splendid assortment of FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part Of Mag
niticent PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted; do Writing Desks; Card
Baskets; Work Boxes; Dressing Cases and Tea Cad
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlad and
plain; do Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
all sizes Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETTS Walters; Cups and Cake Baskets, a great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De
canters Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs Sc; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets, put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do DOZENS without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, SC. Persons intending to select presents for
their friends fail to be pleased with an assort-
ment. Those who have seen our goods pronounce
them exquisite. Give us a call.
c. f.. WETMORE 4 CO.,
No. 10 North Charles street,
dbl DIV Opposite the Union Bank,
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ALFRED II. REIP.
uyFORMATIoN FOR LADIES.

G Z VI ; IT q T. ;.
We have Just received an invoice OF beautiful GUM
SHOES for the Ladies, Misses and Children, We par
tcularly desire the Ladies to call and see them.
ELLIS * NICOLAT,
dbl No. 80 Baltimore st.
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a l. NJ A N A G .
.tOf appcans for The benefit Of INC No,rcnt lans of

Ltof applicants for The benefit of The irNorcnt idaS Of
MdTyktd for tie past nee.
Noah Fairbanks, mariner 'Fred'k cook, laborcr
Levin Il. Griffin, butcher *OwCn lIagan, porter
Andrew J. Keller, butcher Robert llanes, huckaer
Fred'k Meyer varuShGr WIN. Hopkins, labOrer
WIN. ID. Yoslcll, clerk Michael Kurt, shoemar
Benj. Wall, carpenter John Walker, cooper
w D. Westenbcrger, do wash Brown, labor negro
Christopher Coulter, power 'JaIncS Cornish, do do
loom dresser w. Johnson, waiter, do
sGeo Knight boiler maker wv. IL. Worrcll, aborr do
ITS. c. Childs, blcRuakcr
FOR debts less than $50.
To appear before the Commissioners, lS February,
1917
Day Of final hearing, 81 April, 1871