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MExICo. That the present government OF
Mexico will be ovcrthrown by the army under
Paroles, we think very probable; for no gov
eminent can continue long with people so
ignorant of the principles of civil liberty, and
so restless and corrupt as those of Mexico
Bot we doubt whether the design in endeavor-
ing 20 place Paroles in authority is such as
has been alleged, viz: to engage in war with
the United States; unless, indeed, Great Bri-
tain has had secret agency in the movement,
as has been surmised. 1t would certainly be
heE policy, ii she apprehends contest with
the United States about the Oregon territory,
to instigate Mexico to declare war against us;
for she might calculate, that such declaration
would render US more disposed to compromise
the Oregon affair Unaided by European
powers Mexico would be almost helpless in a
war with this country; and the inevitable re-
suit of such contest would be, the conquest
and annexation of that country to our Union.
Even assisted by England, it would be impoli-
tic for Mexico to declare war against US, for
she would have much TO lose and nothing to
rain; we therefore do not think that the objec
of Paredes and his army extends beyond the
placing themselves III power. The next new
from Mexico WILL however, in all probability
remove all doubts upon the subject for W.
consider it not unlikely, that it will bring in
formation of the success Of Paroles and de-
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yEyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub
ID scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, in Maryland. letters of admins
traten with he will annexed, on the personal estate
Of JAMES LOGUE, late of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceas-
cd are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before the
Odd day of july 1916; 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 January, 1876.
JAMES LOGUE, Admir-,
iaal -law4t' fri with the will annexed.
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ENGINEER'S OFFICE,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
IRIOE OSAI4s are invited fol- the following ma
q lergls for thirty miles of new track, 10 be laid
upon the present bed of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, between Baltimore and HaIper's Ferry:
SAWED LUMBER FOR Stills AND STRINGS.
3O.,O Sticks, iXS inches. in lengths of TO- 20 and 81
feet; not ir,, tn n one halt 20 he - f.et, and the
nandrr 10 and ? feet in cqtai qsantics, that the
average length Of all the 4, ,rks may ue 20 feet Il
sucks b,wonn IS aud 30 10 be- connicd rs rs. aBd M
between ~ aud ~ to be counted 90 lCh stick
eraglng 53' ct Il. NJ, aud the whole $50 600 feet
IiEWN HIABER FOR TIES AND BLOCKS
39.h toe Sticks hewn fat on two On9lsIle sides to 4
thickness Of inches, and width ot inches, clcar
aC bark, aud feet long, clear of axe kef the ends
squared; 59,a0O running feet OF timber, Tor blocks,
flattcd opposite sides to alnickness Of % inch
and breadth OF inches. clear of bark to be dcIiv-
cred IN any lengths not - feet, the fractions Ola
foot not counted; l"S 400 Tree Nails, IL inches long
J. incl dinmctar
CAST IRON CHAIRS AND PLATES.
i2,7lO JOINT tharS weighing 10 lbs. each 5S,iOO lbs
l3.slO Middle do do b =" do $500 "
1880 Undertakes do " 10 81 $50
IOtal east IRON 2e5,2O -
~ NRDUGHI ikON FASTENiNGS.
-, 20" screw h"iS NUS, Wegh@ 10 ca. ii ,63J lbs
PIC" NaSnerS' ".Ai AZ lhch' 40 = ~ " 100
lo",iiO HOOK itdu spikes 40 4t0L" b|,1!O 4"
,,,, ,.a,
mills l''oto oars OF tie hrugt, or me n pat
II' "tisnlh@ q! ms pet Safd, averaging i"hSth Of
~ leel ana weight OF 3lO ms per par, and permitted
" va! ]" V"-ul pi 70 ~ - lcst, ou 81 as 10 pre-
serve the average OF ~ leet Tor the "hoie number,
'G agE'ENe s TI,Si5 IiV y, on AS: - ,oo
A. ~; . ~ y, - hhhloi "-IoO ptfches 81
."Io t h "LG ma ~ 'SS 'n'ousii men anu
J ~ 60 '',',' J 's',' LUZ t ,;, ; Nm,
nina %i,o W., h,i ii"9 Nv W. p"", DIV!
tnn, doa,' d i ~ ''''
Siz,, ysnnirsd mo nyonnsai vii ,t,, w = ~
,hn ann ,,a,, ~, a ~; r. ' ';, r. f'iy
iivrraJ '1 INV VI "0'' N'"' "''O y" " "' Ut
TTs ito,,, 7y,bo. 70, ,io, md hIoor,, ,,.,,bo ,c
hr.nnt yhi,a noL - tJ "' may w VI
n ,ttad s,dns and nsrrectl,, Ina ~ as t,i ~
bark i loose il rst no styinNod h G,+, Jaar, M
ZOO Nairs win ho ~ ,,,,, ,,,h ,hi, ra, yyhJ
in a ,oni 81 no n no rniGoI,r, ~ si,a NJ ,I.F
fnr los ,hau poo oo0 ra, oC n, h t s,snG i
or m onn ruo,,in', fa,I, f hIt. ,'T ~ an ONN
nails vi,l h ni,d " '''1" 'Ni " 0'O'o 'ee
Jbs Cast;,as for ,hc cb.i.s aud r,o, ,;,, h t ,
n,ttorn oo.ii, 3o,,idnJ tha,, i ,i l ~ , . "
sott r",aI 9, @ .ts w. W SUI swift
or idin, , IT, c"', i, ,'iI u
s.s p,J S;Les AZ ond ,o,,i 800 Xxx, , !" uS"
Mos or ftio, ; 49," ,,Gn, W Will i,I S"i
r,tirrI w. .,i no 'ot W. Us re-
d ,h th h V,"S, n!ts anu washers
L,I M ,,tr,onII, a. i ,ha ~, ~ n, Gu. p.iao'a
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DI d.

Yesterday morning, the Goth inst, after lingering
and nainu illness, Mrs. SARAH, wife Of Capt, Jacob
Graitn IN the 50th year of her age.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, Bristol Hill, this
"wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock Carriages will
be in waiting at Mr.. Stewards, N. Calvert street
On the 18Th inst Mrs. MARTHA, wife of Hugh NJ.
BOyd.
On the 18th inst. AUGUST Scu&ArKA, in the 73d
year of his age.
On the 10Th inst MARY WALTERS, in the Nth year
of her age.
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FkomrHE EXCHANGE READrNG-Room RooKs,
CLEARED,
Barque Active, FOxWeI, Rio de JaneiIo aud a mar.

DLEAKEU,
Barque Active, FOxwell, Rio de Janeifo aud a mar
ket, Jas. Beatty.
SAlLED-BarGue Barring Brothers, Crocker, Tri-
este; Brig Columbia, Coffin, Laguayra and Porto Ca.
belo; schr Baltimore, Latourcte, New York
MEMORANDA.
BarQue GulfOrd, Jackson, for Tansibar and schr
Emily ihnson, Snedicor, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 20th inst
Brig Sadana, stuhbs, from Baltimore arrived at
Rio de JaneiIo previous the 10Th Nov.
Barquc Caiharne, Phillips, hence for Rio, went TO
sea on Tuesday morning last, 18Th inst.
snip Hermann, Welsh, Of and for Baltimore, was
loadng mt Liverpool 18Th ull.
Brig Helen Mcleod, MarstOn, from Baltimore ar.
rived at New Orleans ION inst.
Brig Eleanor, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared a.
Charleston l7th inst.
schr Maria, Prince, from Baltimore, arrived At St.
Augustine 18th inst.
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10 U&IFERSALI7T $iBBArH SCHOOL En-.
llIHlTlDN The School attached 20 the Cayerl-,l
Unversai,t Church, viii hnld its Annual Exhibition
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2lst inst, c0m
mcnelug ut half past six O'Clock precisely The
exercises will be varied, consisting uf Dialogues. Re
citations and singing. Tho excellent Ch0ir attached
The church Will sing duns the evening several choice
pieces,
The FIJI ndS Of the School and the public generally
ar" earnestly invited to b. present on that evening
Tickets OF admission -! CENTS They can be pro
cured OF 4. Mason Il Bro, No. - Ptalt-st; j \
George, No, Is Market space; j, Il. Hanlzchc, Balt
more. t, below Frederick, and Of any OF the Teach,
crS of the school. JAMES l.. CAMP,
illN.W1f sncrntnru
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LETTER BAGS UP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING ROOFS.
For Bremen-Shp Ann, LIST prOximo
For Bremen-Ship America, soon.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brg Mary NJ. Hooper, with de .
spatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bris GIanorgan, soon
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This is not very formidable movement in
quantities. 1t is not little singular that all
the nations OF Europe should he afraid of being
ruined by the other in case of free trade. As
thus, if France is afraid Of the cheap food of
England, why should England be afraid ofthe
the cheap food of France? Clearly one or the
other is laboring under a false impression as to
the ability Of the other to undersel it.
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THEATRICAL. We understand that the
Front Street Theatre will be opened in the
early part Of next week, under the manage
ment of VIM. L. Burton, Esq. 1t is the inten-
ton Of The manager to keep it open for the
balance of the winter. lie will bring with
him the excellent company now performing at
the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
which theatre will be closed for the purpose
A rich treat is in store for all lovers OF the le-
ultimate drama.
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UNIvERsALIsT SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN,-
This Exhibition will take Place this "wednesday
evening, and from what can learn of the arrange
ments that have been made, the exhibition will I'M
doubtedy be far superior 10 any heretofore held by
the school. Their former exhibitions have been very
good, and as we are assured this will exceed them
ALL we can cordially bespeak for them full house
10 night. Those who desire seats near the platform,
must go very early. Tickets are only l2l cents.
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AP,AA TO LET. The dwelling part OF the four
i3Ess1;I story House in SOUTH STREET, No. 2,
ei next do II to Market street, first rate stand
HyAliH for q Boarding House and other business.
The house is large and roOmy, aud in good order.
Inquire of the Arothecary, on the premises, or of
l.. RICKETS, No. 80 Harrison street.
Also, a House in Bond street, one door below LON
bard Inquire as above. ia223tt
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HERR ALEX AMBER. The citizens of Baltimore will
bear in mind that this is the last nj ght but one OF the
performance of this great magician, on which coca
sion an excellent aud entirely new bill is offered All
his and surprising feats will be repeated, besides
a number of astonishing and wonderful performances.
Persons who have not seen Herr Alexander, should
not omt this opportunity of doing so as nc certainly
stands eminent-the Prince of Magicians. See
the small bills for this evenings performances, and
do not fail being present to witness them. On to-
morrow night-whch is positively the last one-the
exhibition will be given in German, at the soicita-
ton of the German citizens of Baltimore.
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New PUBLICATIONS. Messrs. Taylor, Wilde &
Co. have laid upon our table the February No. of
Graham's Magazine. Also, the February No. Of the
Ladies' National Magazine, They are both hand
somely embeshed.
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THE Ivory CRUCIFIX. We would remind all 10.
vers of the Fine Arts that this the last day that the
Ivory Crucix will remain for exhibition in this city
Il will be removed to morrow TO the south.
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MMPOaTANT TO EVERY ONE. SIs,-
m 900, the magnificent prize in TO-DAY'S lottery
is offered by FLETCHER * co. No. s Holliday-st.-
The ticket or package which may secure this hand
some sum is now for sale on our counter. where you
are invited to call and make the lucky selection.
Whole tickets S., halves S. 80, qrs 81 IS. A pack
age only Si625 In this scheme there are over $685.,
GOO in prizes.
Drawn Nos. class 3-lowest prize S2i, are
IL 81 "a 30 IS 2 l6 6S AZ 81 SO 81 42 %
a great many fine prizes were sold in the above.
10 insure success and the best luck, always apply
or address your orders in all lotteries TO
JAMES FLETCHER s CO., Baltimore, Md
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% AN CONSUMPTION BE CUREpa Scores
OF impudent impostors are advertising their worthless
nostfums As a certain cure for Consumption even in
its confirmed and advanced state. Believe them not.
1t is absolutely false. They tell their wing tale TO de
ceivG the wasting valid, and rob MIN of his money
DR.. WiSar'S BaSam of Wid Cherry will cure the dis
cnsas that lead to Con sumption, and thus prevent it,
II will also cure CoNSUMPTIoN in its mild and incp
cnt atagesbet0rc thas got fast and fatal hold. Dr
Shilman, of BomLbrOOE, y. j., says that it is the
hest preventive Of that disease he has ever found in
his long experience. lie also it after cure is
hopeless, and AYERS thar it aeyiate the suffering and
renders the patient more comfortable tnan any meGi
cine erar known This Bal5am has ehGctlalDy cured
many who supposed they were in the last stages of
this Irigh FIJI disease Let not the tcspairng and
PmaCiated cnnsumpuve entirely despOnd till he has
given it a trial. He may yet recover. let him not
tcfaiy nStlke the STAG OF his disease. Try in time
Be sure aud get the genuine Wislarj BalSar lGi-
la0ns abound. For sale by
SFABhER y CANDY. 800 w. Pratt-sI.
Also, hy George X. Tyler, II 4. Baltimore street;
Seth $. llance, Batm0c aud Pratt streets; Roberts
K Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. f.
Perkins * Brother, cor Green aud Franklin streets:
Joseph 3. staus2ury, ii Thames.st; Elisha ii. Per
kns corner Market ana CiIeen,.S.; George Il. Keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street JAZZ lw
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~
wiz" d '''7 VI "'' '''e "''N an" "0''0i1
winch war VIII cost
,r,,,. r,,,,.,.,. (,,,...- ,T.-- ,,,...,.,;,,
~, .
cidtSiiCS' ne state Oh the iuGeI9N lnarhCta
for rra,n is ,oa,tor Of some interest At thq
''' s'"'' ID "''''o' Vi s""'' ''''''H' ct VIC
plesent time, in anticipation OF an open mar
tel Tor grain in h"gIond' We copy the ioI
loving from Inc New YORK Morning news
The ports of Belgium have been open toi
grain since September, but the trade does not
IN consequence appear to have greatly ncreas-
! cd. The quantlilesi III the warehouses OF France
England and Belgium on the LIST November
were as follows
/ QUANTITIES OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE, SOY. !, !sl5.
p,,,, , W ec, a., o'Etf @caL'' f'o"T'"
E [@I,g ,rs 5S jj l7os s9? s5 q
The import of Belgium, Jan. to Dec. |,
1915, eleven months, were as follows;
IMPORT or GRAIN INTO RELGl0 JAN. 10 PFC + Is
Rye l6,5i9,0l7 BucIwhrat, &o, 6a8, O6-
f%a@n corn s, 5 %5 G2 Pals EE" 9999322 %
About twn.tIdrds If This on.nti,, ri rot,-
toes wa, imported in the month of November
free of duties, and also about 8 100000 kilo's
u cF y,hoot in tbo san,o mnnth and this under
free trade in corn. The operations in France
have been as follows Tor ten months ending
! Oct. |, 1915:
IMPORT AND SHPoGr or GRAIN INTO FRANCE JAN TO
~, No"' L. ~,
lmpar, 1881 2i373 t6i
- -
In warehouse, 236 23l 5000 25,47s
This is not a very formidable movement in
QUALITIES IT IS not ittio singular mat all
r"innd NV ,To nhor m - faa tr,Jo
thus. if France is afraid of the cheap food of
W." c S ~ t! ' Iu oI a'!"'u -, we
other is iaborjng pndcr a false innression n to
the ability Of the other to underscl it.
-,
r.,,,, s,,..a, ry,,o.,.. ..;,I l''',' -
early part of next week, under the MANAGE
ment of VIM. L. Burton, ESQ. 1t is the nten-
ton of the manager to keep it open for the
balance of the winter. lie will bring with
him the excellent company now performing at
the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
which theatre VIII be closed for the purpose.
f'ch treat IS N store tor all lovers oi The !e-
g'uma'e drama.
IrrMg or News. James r. snDwdcn. ESQ.
mas oeeA 'e-e!ec'ed treasurer o' IehnS2Iya-
h'a'----H'fS' Aach2s Barker, The celebrated
Ho"N'ie's Pfeac"9f' Is Aoio'ug ioFlA at 3l"nt-
a., .l.1.,. .,....-....s
~ ~ ,,,,
heV' odF' l'N has ietlfea from inc T. . Jour
nal, leaving }. 4" Dow as sole proPretor.--
Joseph G.. Marshall is the Wing candidate for
C,oyor,or or I,,,}i,r,
-
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RINELiST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1876.
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n hOCHO1G SfSA ENE'S
KG COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONS PTIONI
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Ccmpa
Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, pain in
the Side and Breast, Papitation Of the Heart
Influenza, Group, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Breast
and Lungs; the most etfectu
al aud speedy cure ever
knoWnior any Ofihe
IL OvCRsC aspsiS
THE GEM me PREPARATION.
SW.1IAES COMP,D SYRUP WILD CHERRY
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9th, 1885,
Dr. SWAYHE: Dear SIr,-l have been afflicted with
avloent cough for years, attended with tickling in
the throat, great debility and other dsag symp-
toms, winch mad become quite alarming, and threat
eneu serious consequences. | made trial of nearly
al the medicines which are recommended so highly
IN the papers, but received no benefit whatever and
hearing of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, | reluctantly concluded TO make trial of
II, and in very short time cured entirely so that
have had no return of it, but feel much stronger
since using your invaluable medicine and you can
not say TOO much in its favor, as there so many
persons suffering as was which by the use of your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry might be perma
nently cured. JAMES DIXON,
corner of Tenth and Pearl streets.
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDSYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY was the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was ever Introduced to the public, and
ample proof afforded ofits success by the country
being flooded with ''Balsams, '"Candes'' and "Mix-
tGres" of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by regular physician, although they have assumed
the names OF respectable physicians to give currency
to their "Nostr1ms." And there is an "Imposter5
who has come out within few days, with a Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry clingng still closer to
the original name that persons might be deceived if
they did not bear in mind the name of DR.. SWAYNE.
Therefore the public should be on their guard and
nOthave worthless mixture pamcd upon them for
the original and genuine preparation, which is oaly
prepared by DIR. SWAYNE, N. w. corner of Eighth
and Race sts., Philadelphia.
baltimore .fgents-l. p. Cook, No. rs Baltimore st.;
Stabler * Candy, Pratt street wharf.
District .dsents-R. Fanham, Washington n. c.;
VIM Stabler y Bro, Alexandria ID. c.; George NJ.
oothofon, Georgetown. ja20-tAp6r
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A Il COST. Wishing TO close my stock of
N MUFFS, have put them down at cost prices;
therefore, Ladies who want Bargains, will do well
TO call at
It. TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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TnE SMALL Pox. There were "a deaths by
small pox in New York last week; % in Phila-
delphia; and only in Baltimore.
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HT-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st mhl2-ly
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G7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purch4su Fine Geld and SILVER WATCHES; Gold
Guard aud Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; EARRINGS; silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; britannia Ware; arc invited 20 examine
GABRIEL d. CLAEH'5 assortment, which is com
pete al his Old Established sore, Water 2d door
from Calvert, OIL
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ESyERY BODY KNOWS that EMORY &
HA co.'s is the luckiest lottery office in the United
st ties They sell more prizes than all the other Off
in the City-a great many very pretty prizes were
sold in este days lottery at this great prize Office
Give them call TO day where you may purchase n
ticket for riflng sum that will give you handsome
fortune.
All orders from the country to ensure Droner and
immediate attention. must be directed TO
EMORY CO, Calvert street.
Jao Baltimore Maryland.
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THE TARIFF. The Tribune learns from a
private source that all the members of Con-
gress from Pennsylvania will vote to sustain
the present Tariff except David Wilmot, who
halls from the Bradford aud Tioga District.
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II ETTER SEALS. supply of Ivory and
n 4 Ebony handle LETTER SEALS, On hand and
for sale low at the Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED H. REP,
No 335 Ba timore street,
ia2l 2nd Tin Store above Howard street.
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PARDON OF HUFF. William Huff who was
convicted of robbIng the mail at Hudson, NY,
in December 1913, aud sentenced to five years
Imprisonment in the States prison, has been
nardoned by the President.
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. The Commits
sioners of Navigation for the Port of Will
mngton, N. c., have ordered that the quaran-
tine of fifteen days, including the time they
from the port of New York, in consequence of
the prevalence of the small pox there, be ex-
tended so as to include all vessels from the
ports Of Philadelphia aud Baltimore.
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%L3-FRGNCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size for safe by the case, dozen,
OF single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
Of Mahogany FRAMES tO'he touni in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of cniIrelvn new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order Of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORN!CES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS.
Sc. &c. for sale and made TO order, as cheap as they
be obtained at any establishment in the United
states. f. s. FRYER,
nll-u No. North Gay street.
GA fresh supply of Doctor ]. S. ROSES ME-
DlCiNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C.. lust
received, consisting OF Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylactc Syrup, Linments, Tonic Pills. Sc,
with Il treatise on Consumption For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sis.
n24.3m Baltimore, Md.
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ESCAPE OF Mr.. RowLEY. 1t is said that Mr..
Rowlcy has escaped from the Boston Lunatc
Asylum, and come on to y. York. He is the
person who said he was robbed last summer of
S2s, 900 by eating part of a peach
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ENOR SALE-A very likely and valuable dark
A. mulao girl, 10 years of age, to serve Is years.
She is very neat and cieany, good house servant
and nurse, and well grown for her age; sound and
healthy. To a 2ood master, in the city or county,
will sell her at fair cash price. Apply at
L.F. SCOTTPS Intelligence Office,
ia2I No. 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

TnE FoREIGN GRAIN MARKETs-- Interesting
Statistics. The state Of the foreign markets
for grain is a matter of some interest at the
present time, in anticipation Of an open mar
iset for grain in England. We copy the fol-
lowing from the New York Morning News;
The ports of Belgium have been open for
grain since September, but the trade does not
IN consequence appear TO have greatly lncreas-
cd. The quantities III the warehouses France,
England and Belgium on tho LIST November
were as follows: