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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

We WANT TO Crow over the election Of the demo-
cratic candidate in the 9th Congressional district in
Massachusetts-Dr. Stephen J. w. Tabor. For
years we have been acquainted with him; and we
have no hesitation in saying that no member
sent from the Old Bay State, who could boast Of pos
sessng better talent more honest principles Al
though but young, the field Of fame is open before
him and Massachusetts, whole, should his dis
rct elect him, will have in Congress another Of the
giant ntellects for which she has been distinguish
ed, and one to whom she may yet be called 10 suffer
to fill higher pace-even the highest--in the
tion We sa, to the 9th, ELECT HIM, and we will
do the erOriag.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

0TThe elections in Ohio and Pennsylvania were
made on Tuesday, yesterday. We calculate to
hear sorae thunder the returns come in; and we
calculate also it will be Look to the Sentinel
for correct returns. We shall soon hear from Geor-
gia, Arkansas, South Carolina and Maryland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

0trSome of the Wing papers pretend that there
was want of harmony in the Democratic State Con-
veution of New York in relation to the nomination
of Silas Wright for reelection as Governor. The
vote stood as follows, and we think it shows any
thing but want of harmony. We seldom have ex-
amples of such unanimity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
Editorial Convention.

To be holden at Indianapolis, Dec. sh.
Presses IN THE ADMINISTRATIONS Journal,
State Sentinel, Indiana Democrat Indiana Freeman
Unyersalist, Lafayette Free Press, Rockville Anne
rican. ~
II has been agreed By the editors at the capital that
supper shall be provided. JOHN b. DILLON, Esq.
has consented to deliver an Address the occasion
Which CORRECT i-The Cincinnati Gazette one
minute mourns over the vast expenses Of the war; and
the amount which is paid to the army. In the next,
it complains that the soldiers neither get pay nor pro-
visions, but subsis charity; and in this connection
adds: 4-t.
at seems hard. Brave fellows quit their homes
10 fight for their country They worn down by
exposure and disease, and that country leaves them
to the charity of those whom they may know," =.
Then its tune is again changed, and it endorses
such paragraphs as the following from the Troy
Wing: p sFiae y. risis-t $50 ~ r-st
The cost of the regiment recently mustered into the
United States service at Fort Leavenworth and dis
banded there will exceed one hundred thousand dollars
If the Wing papers knew the miserable figure they
cut in the minds of sensible people, Of their own
party, BY straining themselves 10 bring their govern
ment into dsrepute, they would certainly cease such
idle clamor. Not misfortune in any part Of the
world occurs; fly falls to the ground under The
canopy Of heaven; not gale Of wind occurs whereby
ships are lost not Wing cashier Of bank is caught
in his peculations but all attributed to the admin
istraiion. What pity such editors had not some
other string to harp on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

Gran immense number of Odd Fellows recently
appeared in procession'n Philadelphia, on the occa
sion of the dedication of a new Hall. Several ad
dresses made by distinguished speakers, and thu
following beautiful dedcaiory ode was sung:
"FriendshiD. Love. and Truth,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

MIcHIGAN.-The nominations for Congress COM
plete, with single exception, as follows:
Wigs. Democrats.
1. Robert M'Cleland.
2. James Wright Gordon. Edward Bradley.
8. Geo. w. Wisner. Kingley S. Bingham.
MClelland is the only nominee who is member
of the present Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

IowA.-The Democratic Convention which assem-
bled at Iowa City the oath ult., made the follow
ing nominations:
For Governor-ANsEL BKIees of Jackson county.
For Secretary of State-ELisHA CUTLER, Jr., Of
Van Buren, county.
For Auditor-JosEPH 7. FALEs, Of Linn county.
For Observation-Disclosures RENO, of Johnson county.
For Representatives in Congress-SHEPHERD LEF-
FLER of Des Moines county, and S. c. HASTINGS, Of
Muscatine county.
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region have been subjected TO mcny hardshirs,
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NOTICE.

SENHE Subscriber Would respectfully infe'm tho
Il Public that he has tho following New J,ru-
salem church W orks on d posH, With h he viii
loan 10 any who aIr interested or ~ho msy Wish
Ia inform themselves On the subject.
wRiTINGs or svsngNRoRa.
Heavenly Arcane. Is and , veums.
Apocal"yrse Revealed 3 volumes.
liut Christian Religion.
Treatise on Heaven aud Hell.
Conjugnl hove.
Treatise an Divine Love and " is,lom.
Angelic Wisdom Of the Divncl.uve Il Wisdom.
H"rhjp aud Lnyr Of God.
-Four leading d c,,inss.
Intercourse hrtween the S,ul and Body.
summary espnsitln Of The Prophets " Pains.
Doctrine # Charity.
Bret Exposition ofih Doctrines Of The New
Church.
Treatise on the Last JuJgmcni, and n tie Willie
liorsc, Sc.
CuLLATEnAL woRTs.
Plenary Inspiration Of the SACRED Scriptures As
serted.
De Charms Sermons.
life OF Swedenbotg.
Philosophy Of Divine Revelation.
Norc'sior's Sermons.
CIssnld's Letter.
The SabbDh.
Growth of The Mind
Jok Auhptt.
Seal Oh Lips, Sc Reins. | vol: Hirror Z. Truth,
vol; 30 Nos. New jerusalem Magazine.
Swedtnborg Library, thirty numbers, and a
bout seven'y-hve tracts and pamphlets on various
subjects. J. q. STONE. Is
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Forty Thousand Grated


4 NOW oii,r 10 the public a, my Nurscry near
= the village OF Dayton, west side uf Fox river,
ga Sale c3uuly, the largest number and greatest
variety of
GRATED FRCIr TREES
Thai can be fund northwest Of the " ahssh.
They were procured iron Gurus celebrated Ed
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three huulted
vaTlilos of apple ity varieties OF Pear, thluy va
rl'i"s oi Pinm-, Cherries and Peaches, all Of the
chriccsi fran, which have been selected during
the last p years hy the industrious and ndefiti-
gable pmpretofs e the Nursery. at Il great ex.
pense. Eom nearly al the states in the Union
aud many of the choicest v1Ttlos from Euraup
Fhev are mostly Of two years growth, anI from.
three to five feet ia htEht, and Of Sufficient siz
20 yet Those wishing 20 plant orchards Will not
tai t. perceive the great advantage of setting
young and thrifty trees reared IN the same sal
and climate in which they are destined 10 hc SET.
over those usuelly brought from a different soii
and climate, the larger roots and limbs amputa.
ted 10 save transportation, aud the fibrous ro.ls
inquired by long exposure to dry atmosphere.
" ELLIS WATT.
Sept. Is, lsi6. l2-y
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" OI'lCE-I'he snbscr,be.s to the
| u OLtnmn EnN nirnr nrilnn Enn,-

Ml Office The snb,crlbe.s to the
III Ottawa Fox River Bridge Com
pany are hereby notified that an install
ment of 90 per cent. Of each share in said
Bridge Company, is required to be paid
to the treasurer by the 18th Of January
next, and another Of 25 per cent. by the
18th day Of Febru ry next.
All subscribers who have not paid the
amoau, due upon the first and second in.
slamcnts heretofore called for, are also
notified that unless full payment be made
to the treasurer On or before the 18th day
of February next, legal steps will be Ia
ken to secure the same by the directors
NJ. L. llOLLISTER, Treas.
Ottawa, Dec. %, 1916. 2J-,3
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Eifa.e Of John MaiLock. Gec'd.

LIfUtW VOitH VHufUC", ttt a.
Il Office is hereby given to all per-
~ sons having claims agains! said es-
tate to present them legally proven to the
court of probate in and for the county Of
Kendall, at the regular term of said courl,
to be holden at the probate office in Os.
wego on the first Monday Of February,
a. d. 1917. as | have fixed on hat day
to attend SAID cour; and have said Claims
legally adjusted; aud all persons indebt d
to said estate are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment. WEST MATLOCK,
Oswcgn, Dec. u. 1916. Executor.
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Sign OF ;lse Three Hats.

(NO. 202 LAKE ST., Chicago)
|. G. STEPHENS would re.
spectluily announce to the Gill
t3SsJ zcns Of Chicago and vicinity
ee{ ,as1 that he is now receiving the lar
J S4t9y ges, and best selected stock of
~ ~2/ goods in his line ever offered IN
Chicago. His stock consists IN part as follows,
to wt:.-hats, caps, mulI', Boas, BullAlo robes
aud coats, buck mirteus and eloves, trunks, trav-
cling bags FIR ladies' and gentlemen overshoes,
Indian mnccaSns, cravats. suspendtrs, shirts.
umbreins, wnkng canes, &c. He is also man
ulIciu,jug all kinds of goods pertaining to his
business. County merchants and Others in want
nj goods will d, well to give him coll before
purchasing elsewhere. as he is coniiden, he
can sell as low as any house in the city Of New
York.
ilatiers' stock aud trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for lurs and skins.
Chicago. Oct. 30, 1916. lily
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pHyati"ns, and sacrifices in thar emigra'inn aud
toy their improvements have enhanrGd the value
oi tho pubic Us IN the neighb7rhood Of their
Settlements, II j. recommended that liberal grants
hr made IL them OF such pJrtinus oi these lands
rs they may occupy, and that simi = grants or
rights of prescription 10 made t. al WIN NAV
emigrite thlher within ltnitcd pruud, 10 be
prescribed by law.
The reVort C the Secretary Of Var contains
de aled Information relative to the sever branch
Is ct .h' public service connected wIh |. At de-
partmeni. The operations Of the amy have been
of "a satisfactory snd highly gratifying character.
lIecomnend t. Your esrly and favorable coz
fIirr'llnn the measures Pruposedt y Tie Secretary
cf War f., speedily filling UP the rank aud f lie
al the grlIr army, tor its greater efficiency iu
!hc field. aud fnr raising an additional Drce To-.
serve during the war with Neyic
Embarrassment j. likely to au,e fr want ~
legal provision authorizing compensation to he
made 10 the agents employed in the several States
ard Territories 10 pay the revolutionary and nth
- pensioners the amount allowed thcm by law.
Your attention is invited 10 the accommodations
Of the Secretary If War on this SUBJECT. These
agents Incur heavy responsibilities, aud perform
important duties, and no reason exists why they
should not be placed on the same Footing, rs L.
compensation, wih other dlsbursinp oaccrs.
Our relations with the various Indian tribes
continue to be Of pacific character. the un.
happy diS,eusinns which have existed amorg the
Cherokess ior many years past, have been heal
ed. since my last annual mess's-, important
treaties have been negotiated with some OF the
trbcs, by which the Indian tile to ir2r tracts Of
land, within the limits of the states GuI Ierritl-
r'cs, have been cNlugu shed. and arrangements
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ST'EsAVIH.

STRAYED from the sub
u r. scrIber living on section l49
CsgA of Illinois and Michigan ca.
"A ~ nal, two miles northeast Of
-- Marseiles, on the night of the
10Th October. two black horses both a.
bout 8 years old one of them has white
spo, in his face and long bushey tail.
and when he trols he goes lame in one Of
his hind legs; the other is round short
horse and in good order, and lad two
sores on his neck. one on each side which
were occasioned by the collar, and par.
Of one Of his hind legs were white. Any
person who will return them to the sub
scriher, or address letter to John Dillon,
Postmaster at Marseiles, shall he liberal
ly rewarded. TUOS. CAVENAH.
Marselles, Oct 2S. lS46.
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$50 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the enclo.
sure of the subscriber, near
E@mA 9h Marscilcs. La Sale co. llls.,
M GQHon Sunday night the Isl inst.
two HORSES. One dask
iron gray, shade lighter on the head.
and the end of his tail white. Tile 9th
er white forsc, with his left hind foot
crooked over lis Eellock joint. The iron
gray is about years old, and II hands
high: the white horse is abou, 8 years
old, and also about IL hands high.
Areward Of ffy dollars will be given
for the recovery Of the horses and appre-
henssion of the thief, or Muty dollars
for the recovery Of the horses alone.
Nov. 6. l846-lS A WALBRIDGE.
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t.;slas for Sale.

FsvIE undersigned olfrs ut reduced prices, the
4 fiIowins Lands lying in la Sale CO., viz:
In township -, north range 3 oas,-.-w h sw O
sec %; sw q sec -; sv and W NV sec %; b
sec 80.
lnt32,nr2 c.-.nv q Of Sc q sec TO- Sc q
sec II, h Sc ar SEE 10.
In 80, ar | e.--n h ne lr ar, and b nv # O.
sec "a.
Int33, . a.--n h and Sc q sec 2; ne sec
-; sw 4, aud h nv sec II; Sc sec II.
l1t35, mr. 3 Cisco g; NV q sec s.
Int 81, nr 3 c-..w h sw q sec II.
Ia 81. n / c...e b Sc q sec L.
In town 81, n r - r-.-e h ne q sec 10.
Terms, ona.thirl cash, and the balance in two
wears Npy.-ti 30 BRONSON MURRAY
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& ,titESIi ARINDS-A good mr..
ticIe. for sale hy
Anr ,tG q r. y uv.1r,p
''s' 'o' w. Il w LINEN
& lhOtf.kitS--Just received from
M New Orleans, 80 bags Coffee and
If hhds. sugar. rood article. fer sale by
"oE' '','o-o' W. H' " Il ''Nh"'
Cheese ssraincrs.
~. PIECES .a,a;ueyi0a.
~i,. ' .,,r "''"'"s " s"iP,! '''''-
n.e will Gnl 'L' o u"o,' 4 .,,' 10, "ri,
the oreof ]. G, NA1rrScER,
May I, 1916.
vTr-,,, -------------
'r'i' 10" Tor cash at the brIck store.
i''"' '"'l 81 900 WIN PAUL " Co.
E.~y.y- ,g,g,G
M-URSE'S Poor, c,un;nr mile I,r-
d NO., s;.a ol.,., r. ~
,r,.l 60 WV pNr, T. G0 "
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,s-.Y uu,r.ur .. ..asu.sI .r.,r .f Ken.
3 - dali county r,r.g, court. obtained
"A ,he Ausu., term ,n.r.o. A. p 1916.
i. vj! r,nn,c 10 sale az Drh,ir arr.i,p am
inc ..lH 3,y Of FEBRUARY. 4. d. 1897.
cnmn,rrciru ~. y o'cI,., Of said fac. ,H.
to}looiu, resi- estate belonging 600 ME Csc
,,,n Of isaac G.. Potter. de..d, ,,,s Of
s,il county. bouu led and dc-sihcI ,.
,,u,ws o',,i,. Lsoi,rm, ,, r.. .norL.
,,, ,o,.o, If ,ro s,,,. No.. o,,,,,.,
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Ol the Clipper, I34 BALrrMORR-sT.-as
MAMMOTH Inss; 5h e9es s"y other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. sc
Indeed il is needless TO eRumerate, as we are pos
sessed offacties with latest styles OF type and
mac Ainery) doing work. eVerystyie
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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N0DEY,s LAnIEs BOOK AND AME

NODEY'S LADIES BOOK AND AME
!" kiCAN MAGAZINE for December. with :
hne Engravings on Steel, viz: The Beuux Strata
gtn The Excursion; Portrait Of Philadelphia Lady
Equestrian. The cont nts of this number are az
fellows:
POETRH-Lncs sent with Rrquet 10 a Lady
who was III, by Park Benjamin; My RT0ther's Grave,
ny o. A. Fleming; The Bean's Sratagem; Tn name
that we love, b. the Rev'd. VIM, Love; To a Sea
Shell, by Jer my Iamnyne; The Water Lily nv
Mary s. Aldrich; WI" is my Brother, by VIM.
Wa'lace, late Of KENTUCKY; A Monir Picture, by
Miss L; The Third House, by P. n. Myers
PRlSE-Retirns from the Cares Of Life, No. Q,
by J. X. Pauldme, Esq author of the Dutchnian's
FHeside,' SC; The Fortunes Of Ephram Dosttle,
tale founded on facts, by II Hastings Weld; Our
Artists, No. 5-Fia-g; Three Nights IN an Old Coun-
Try House, by Mrs. A, NJ. F. Al an; Man gng a
Blue, BY T. - Arthur: The Watkins on Evpainp
by hiss Leslie; Autobiography of Myrtle hv
BIaneh Morton; Grace Cavtriug, by Mary u venani;
Extracts from German authors cOrt;ining the com,
plants Of Aurora, Day ard Night and tn Rose.
THE MUSIC of the RrdoWa Waltz The Art of
making Vaeneiennes Lace, by Madame dc Condo,
with engtavings Id Fashions with e"grlvngs
Editors Table, sc. SIC. Subscriptions received by
WN. TAYLOR,
MY 81 jarvis Buildings, Worth st.
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A GENTS WANTED. Fifty ,e.pprsible men
<A 10 obtain suhsc rbers tn the "Star Spangled
Baune'" and "Flae Of Our Union,; aud to sell new
and popular works-good encourage ment will be
given.
hUR NEXT NUMBER. Look out for next
" weeks "SrAR SPANGLED BANNERD II
will contain, besides usual attractions a tuII enuth
PORTRAIT OF BIG DICK
now in the hands of competent artists who will not
IAN to do Justice TO the subject. few COPIES of the
Banner, from the commencement of the exciting
Romance of big Dick, >" inCudng also RoZ's Dom
hey X Son, with illustrations, can he had at
WILLIAM TAYLORS,
My 81 Jarvis Buildings, North street.
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W3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
order of the very best materials and by the best
wOrkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &C.. for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
States. E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. Nsrth Gay street,
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The RoSAN AhPHIrHRATRE-Bsncho OF Mr.. T.
MGcfaTIInd. The entertainments at this place of
amusement to night for the benefit Of this gentle
man. and the bill offered for the occasion is of no
ordinary character The renowned Levi ] North, and
the wonderful Master Hernandez will appear and rid
several of their best acs. The beneficiary is one of
the best members Of the company and deserves full
hOnse-let him have it.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-20

LECTURING ON MAGNETISM There was a
lecturer on magnetism with his "subject," a
young and pretty female, on board the steamer
Rhode Island, when that boat was wrecked a
few weeks ago. When it was supposed that
the boat would go to pieces, the female "sub-
ject," greatly alarmed, made full confession
of the imposture, regretted that she had left her
old parents and tranquil home, and vowed that
if her life was spared, she would quit the "pro-
fessor" ana return.
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FAREWELL CONCERT MR.. JosEPH BURKE
This talented young American vIolinist will give a
farewell Concert this evening at Calvert Hall, prior
to his departure for the South. He will have the
valuable assistance of the world renowned Leopold
De Meyer, the Lion Pianist AMI Mr.. Wood, the
popular vocalist This is combination of talent
on one might
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The MUSEUM This is the last night of the en-
gagement OF the favorite artistic, Mrs. Hunt, who
will appear in two of her most popular characters,
Duchess De Charities and Francine in PIanche's
excellent productions of '"rhe Folies of a Night"
and "GIisl to the Mill" This is one of the mo st
attractive bills ofths season. and will care good
house,
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03- We invite the attention of The public to the
certificates Of cure performed by Or. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing Of The gentlemen whose names are given
having wtaessed this cure, prscludes The posi-
bility of imposition. There is a large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen's,
whose names will be found attached TO the certii.
Gates, sep
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0g-NOTICE. The members of the COLUM-
BIAN FIRE COMPANY are hereby notified to meet
at their Eusine House on THIS (Frday) AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock, in citizens Dress 10 attend the
funeral of their late fellow member JOHN Fl. BUR
NAP. BY order of II. w. i, EVANS, Pest
IL AARON w. STOCKTON, Sec'y.
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or HOWARD DIVISION, No. 3, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. The members of this Division are
hereby notified TO meet at then Room, (Un0n Hall,)
Broadway, East Baltimore, on FRIDAY, at2 o'clk.
NJ, TO attend the funeral of deceased Brother JNo.
II. BURNAP. Brethren are expected to appear in Re
galia, and with Grape the left arm. BY order,
MIG 2t' JAMES G. BARNES, r. s,
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CALVERT HALL.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.

GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.
OSEPH BUR X Il begs leave to inform tbs
~ citizens Of Baltimore that h has been Induced
by the SOLICITATIONS OF his numerous friends TO give
GRAND FAREWELL. CONCERT,
(pfeWous TO his departure S0uth)
10 TAKR PLAce ON
THIS (FRIDAY) ETs.NiNG, Nov. 3 N, at
CALVERT HALL,
On which occasion he will be assisted by his friend
the world renowned
LEOPOLD DIE MEYER,
THE LION PIANIST,
whose performances in Eur0re and dis country have
excited i've w0RCer and admiration nr all
MIR, BUhKE has secured the valuable seIvic, 8 OF
mr WOOD, the popular vocalist, for this OCCASION.
&C. That an attendance at this Grand Soiree Mu-
Elcae may be ought wiIhin the means Of all, Mr..
bU ~ has concluded to reduce the price OF tickas
tn FIFTY CENT each-to he had wi h programmes
ut the principal Music Stores, lo:es, and at the
tOor on the evening Of the Concert.
W5- Denrs open at q O'Clock. Concert TO com
mencc at u O'Clock. IL
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast.pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL. u. CLARk'S assoItment which il COM
from Calvert. apps
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~ Office 10 the public in general aud all " h0m
" IL may concern. Whereas, by d, cie" of mis-
Honor Tie Mayor of The city Of Baltimore, the Fur
nIture Wagon stand / Gay street, opposite enlist
Church, has been rtnOved 10 the corner of GAY and
SECOND STREET 5, the Drivers would take this
method 10 tender their thanks TO generous public
for the very liberal support heretofore gained an
hope by strict attention 20 their BUSINESS to merit
continuance of the same. n9O-2lt
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9-GOOD LUCK. A young Actor, engaged at
one of our places of amusement, drew in Yesterdays
Lottery Sl2, 900 prize The ticket we learn was
bought at the Office of our old and lucky friends
EMORY & CO, No. 2 Calvert street. Il