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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

'--- Depot l2G Faltoo.st-
NEXT DOOR TO TIE SUN OFFICE,
eIGS or TIE BIG BOTTLE
For sale oy Drug sis generally Iafo1sa,1 iee Z. salss
ea. cans6. ,Sst -very bottle HScef WIN
me r.i.ea sigrs.are Of s. ?. TOWNSEND, snt ke no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
From cur Extras Of Yesterday Morning.
DISPATCHES ToR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
REPORT THAT
POINT ISABEL HAS BEEN TAKEN
BIZ THE NEAICANS
Col. Thornton Still Kissing,
The American Forces in Danger Of Starvation
rnlLApELsnlA. Thar.dsy, : 2. ".

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, z. ".
The editors Of the Baltimore San have received
the following dispatch from their Washington Cor
responder: By Telegraph, which contains items of
verbal Information f,om Point lsabelof considerable
interest
The following intelligence received ct Washing
ton by the Southern Mail was transmitted 10 Balii-
more By Telegraph, and thence by letter to this
City By Mail. I have conversed with sir Il. j Og-
den, a Sutler attached to the U. S. Army, who has
this moment arrived bn Southern boat;
He left Poin, Isabel 25lh uls There were then
abcu, $50 men z; tina, po7t who could be depended
on. The armament consisted OF TWO Is Founders,
nine Founders and every man had a musket- The
Pon, was surrounded by ditch four feet deep and
six wide. They were digging to make it u feet
wide aud deep.
Point ISABEL was comp Ie,ely cut of from The army,
having had communication for two days The
guides started from the Poin, TO the Camp bat were
compelled TO return.
The very latest advices lei, no doubt that GEN
TAYLOR WAS COMPLETELY SURROUND-
ED No danger is apprehended, however, 10 ou-
gallant band except from slarvatiop-they being
strongly enuencbed.
1t is said more gallant officer than Gen. Taylor
never lived. The supposition was that the Texas
Volunteers from Galveston by the steamer Mon
mouth would be the first 10 reach Point Isabel.
Companies from Fort Pike II. f. T. Wood, IN
der command of Col B. X. Pierce, of ls Artillery,
and Companies f Infantry, from Jefferson Bar
racks, were TO leave n c. on the 6rh-W ednesday
weck-and would probably reach Point Isabel in
20 hours.
Capt Thornton and Lieut.. Mason were still, miss
ing without any information their safety Up
to the evening The las, express left the camp there
were no tidings Of them then, and none since.
The Propeller Florida expected to be the
next 10 reach New Orleans IL is said that Gov
ernor Edwards of New Q rleans arrived here this
evening direct from Mobile and states that it ia
CURRENTLY REPORTED, AND BELIEV-
ED THERE THAT POINT ISABEL IS
CAPTURED.
POSTSCRIPT
We have the advices 10 the Cd May, and then
Point Isabel was safe but the letter gives no farther
particulars.
This comprises all of the slightest interest, with
the exception of Military movements at the South,
that has been received by the Mail.
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j9aient hseoirlnes.
Or. jobs EOAkEs
IODINE IMMINENT.

nor RHEUMATISM, SwELLED LIMBS, spraus,
Bruises Contraction. of Cords and Muscles, scrou-
Ia PARALYSIS or o,- o L1v of lie Limbs Dsesze vi Lhe
Spine md Hi2 JOINT Era puOns OF HE Ssln SC. SC
This Liiu-B, IS universally admitted to Do me only ari-
Sciert6 Chemical pound OF Iodine that has perform
ed .uch s,iol-bins cufrs Of ons sIeats sier every
could moi o. susau.Ied By Ih- respectable persons
who have been cured
II NJ sffect1aly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

q If AN insect f,l (his certain guidc)
He gently takes him from the whifiing tide;
Examines well his form with curious eyes,
His CANDY vest, has wings, his horns his size
Thou round the hook the chosen fur he winds.
And on the back a speckled feather binds;
So justine colors shine III every part,
That Nature seems 10 live again IN AT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16

caglsTIAg DANCING.
We are reminded of an advertisement: which ap
pssred some three four weeks since in the papers
anderlbis head by the following passage in French
innrnnl.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
No, z,
SlIJiRTX CEE. Et XfEE SrPysECEIV

" . =
EUST RECEiV ED, fine assortment of
~ COMMON and PRINTED WARE, wei suited
10 wholesale trade, Cou, ny merchants are request
ed to call and examine my stuck.
RETAIL.
Also, an0th large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner Tea Toilet ana BrahGst WARE, oi
entire new patterns, Tog' Their with as good Il stock
Of Moulded and cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be found in the city.
The above STOCK wiz he sold low, for cash, till
January l. 1877, af er which time the subscriber will
remove to No II North Howatd street.
G3- an persons indebted 10 j. 3. II. Jr., are re
qucSted 10 call and srtlie such accounts, as we've
contracted previous 10 Sept Is, lsi6
Ol7-tjal JOSEPH $. HASTINGS, Jr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
CASE OF ASTHMA.

John Willawby, perCumer, a. Haton Garden. Lon
Don, aelat a., caIne to ana stated that he had
been afflicted w.l an aslnmatic affection since he
was - years OF aye, and despared ct ever being
cured; prescribed hun dose of my Lung Syrup Of
Naphthd every nsnt before going To bed; objected at
hfst TO using my Syrup rs he had tiled for a length
q ume before the syrup OF Naphtha, when ALWAYS
relieved his asthma, but after days use wound
cause cOSllveness and bring en- piles; after cxpaa-
ing that my Lung Syrup was prepared with al ex-
press view for asthma as well az cOnsumptIon and
lna ny taxing Inc pulls The same as prescribed in the
foregoing case OF samuel Mallory, he would avoid
costVencsSi took one bottle OF my Syrup in the course
Oh seven days; breathing entirely relieved and bowels
perfectly iTtei continued the use OF tre Lung ~ytuD
OF Naphtha Tor another week, when every symptom
had disappeared; Two weeks after this the u ttent
contracted fresh cold and was Threatened win Sc
we're attack; the NapAiha was a.a!n prescribed, and
IN three days the symptoms were entirely removed
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.
coon NEWS! GOOD News:
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE


,E.=-3 The subscribers have Nr6 pared ,------.
Gs1isErI iur assortment OF hrauii,Ii aHd '''t-'
-ashionaEln SNOES and CATERS suitable for the
all and winter, which rbry would like Ladies 10
call and t&vu,ue, ara can be sold Al the following
prices: GRefs 81; Halt CATERS, !hick sole. &l.G2;
Morocco halt Roots do. - .25; Morocco Jc;frtsnns
do. Sl.la: s.al Skin Hair Roots, 5l.l1; seal skin
JeGrsons Misses huif b0ats tbick sole, IS cents;
childrpu,s Boots and Shoes. 50 cents.
{h7- The above work is prepared IN the neaCst and
most fashionable style, with every for us dnra
-ilitv. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, fur BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS * EiCOhAI,
na7-tf No, AZ 3alumOTe-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
- EORUITs! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ID ECRUIpS! ACCOMPLISHMENTS
HG ONE HUNDRED snOng, active young men II
serve with ROCKET and MOUNTAIN HowITztR RAT
TERISs. now preparing by the O,dn Hce Department.
for immediate departure,
In pay, p DIVISIONS and c'ohng this corps will be
superior any other yet raised, and from the kind
of arms used, will constantly serve with the advance
Of the Army.
The highest character for courage and physical
ability will be required fUr admission intr the corps
App at the Rendezvous, No. SO :. FREDERICK
STREET. L.. a. 4. WALBACH,
{r3- \ premium IF twn dollars will be paid to any
one bringing proper recruit to the Rendezvous,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
NOTICE
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
DURING TIE WINTER SEASON.

NOIICE
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
DURING TIE WINTER SEASON.
rsREaasHs h THE BALTI"ORE STEP NJ
l51.,r;,.SSS PACKET COMPANY OR BAY
SffstH1EN AttftthiR4 LINE OF STEAMBOATS,, FOR
EEasfFsshissls=saN ORFOLK wi commence on on
day, IN December, 1876, TO make but
THREE TRIPS A WEEK FOR THE W INTER,
leaving Spears wharf Baltimore, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at 4O'cock, +, NJ, in
ilieir substantial, comfortable and well known boat
GEORGIA, Captain CAHHoE;
Arriving in Norfolk mex morning in time TO connect
with the James River boats tor Richmond city Point,
Petersburg; thence 10 Weldon N. c. and Charleston,
:. c., with much ore care, comfort and less Cy-
pense and quick any othe! line. Ais, come Gus
with the Sea Boats and R0 mnke Railroad line for
franklin and Other parts OF North Carolina.
QI3-The Company 5 boats which were b'ilt for this
route, have never met with any loss of property life
Returning will leave Hunters wharf, No folk, at 3
O'Clock, T.. II for Baltimore, arriyTg morning
ia time for the lines South, %csi aud East.
II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, December, 1916. DID
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
SHfONA ABLE
AT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 2O4 WEST PRATT STREET.
gFEtHH8 GEORGE X. QUAIL would most
iIENsE respectfully inform his friends and the
=g3si pubic generally, that he has on
ssSSf6E4sA hand large ana general assortment OF
"a Hat, of all kinds, OF his own manu-
ftCure, which, for beauty of style aud 6ai~h, cannot
be eXcelIed. Together with large stock of CAPS,
consisting Of Fur, Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention of the
bAOlI to his handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet aud other MUFFS; also, TO his beau
tiIul fancy velvet and 9th CAPS for children.
ET3- The above GODS having been selected by him
self III New York, for hs retail trade, and purchased
ut The lowest cash prices, hp is enabled TO sell them
wholesale or retail, as low any other house in the
city, ol3-tIstJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
r=xa The subscriber w0Gld respectfully
EfF inform his friends aid the puhhc
49,. a SngGnGtally, that he is continuing the
lSass'H> E!a hfsAIB0Or and SHOE BUSINESS At No
~ 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, opp0-
"'-'- site the Exchange, third door lr0n
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends to manufac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES o..
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved Styles Of the best workmanship aud material,
warranted to and tit equal any in this or any
other city IN the Union. lie would also embrace this
opportunity Of returning thanks tn his numerous Gus
TONERS and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age, and respectfully solicts a continuance OF the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $50
DOublcsoc lined water ptuofBoo,s, stitched, 500
do do do do pegged, 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
OF All orders tiiled az the shorLes notice whole
sale and retail,
SCG-tf SAMUEi. J. HANDY,
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COAL! COALM COAL!I!

JUAL! JUAL 7! DUNL!!!
EKVIEE UNDERsaoh!ED is now WcuVing his
Il VviAter supply Of ANTHRACITE G"hh, aud
Respectfully s0Iclts orders from those VINO are III
want OF the aticle brirg able. confidently, 10 give
the assurance that it is of the BEST QuaHy. He IS
preparrd To supply, on The most favorable trims,
HC0alhroOk" Baltimore CO's) "Wyomlng,n and
"Gocd Spring Crerk' Gree burning coal" Those
using Ranges or Cooking Stoves are requested TO Try
the iast named description a it is admirably adapt
ed for burning il them. Orders ets at the following
places will receive prompt attention:
b. f. Garln.r & Co., No 279 Baltimore street.
FfankIiu Gardner, No. 1875 baltimore STREET
T. G. Uua'. corner franklin and Pine streets, and
at the Var /, Spring Gardens, foot Of Eu'aW.st.
MIC colin PETER FauNhSi OCh'
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ENAVIs'DAGUE RnF.OTYPE ROOMS,
(LATE "DRTER'S)
IN FF.4NkLTN BUILDINGS,

IN FT.HNKLIN UUTLUINFN,
N. z corner o. North md Il mo hceis,
% Falance in NORTH STREET, opposite the Pa
triut flee
Likeuesrs taken in ctsar or cJrdy '0eaiRer, aud
tyITtGnt. d n1It t, ttde.
{ug- Hours of uIeraljng from 8 4. VI. 10 NJ.
Having taken HE rooms recently occupied by MI
rer and eau ed them To- he rcm1drllud, reftcd aud
the afrangGmf HI al ligh greatly improved, TIE sab
srripCr Is pre- p red to execute correct AMI etc
g3nt bagucroetypc Portraits h0'h Stngy and ~
Groups. Possessing thorough knnwIrdlG of The
ART and extensive raotcal experience IN Chemistry,
(haVr2 baen fui years, joint proprietor o. j.
w. & Il. w. Davs' Dug aud Chemical tStHb in
meni) together with superior instruments, arplratn]
and materials ana determined Ia ere un ctIit' 10
please. the subscriber confidently hopes for snare
OF pubic patronage.
a smali BOY wautrd-aprly as above.
DIES Iv WISFAR DAVIS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
MUFFs! MUFFsa MUFFSm

HAT, car, AND FANCY FUR STORE
n l.. NiCPHAIL, No, l34 RALTiMDRE-s
- next door 10 the Clipper flee, has this day "p-
encd large invoice OF MUFFS, BOAS and VlCTU-
NINES consist NJ of
Lundum lu.lCed and Natural and Natural Lynx
large and very shpcrioD ..........,...MUFF
Black and Nauai short Lynx do
Stone nud Brown Martin do
Fitch, Blue Fox, aud Siberian Squirrel do
Isabella Bear aud silver Badger do
SIBERIA Fox, e. hCa"tltul arlicic) do
tenet, Alpaca and Rock Lynx do
Stone and Brown Martin and Blue Fox
B)AS and VlCrORlAS
Erminr, Swan down and Fitch do do
A great variety of low priced MUFFS, for misses
aud children.
NC The above comprises one Of the largest and
most sol ndd assormeut ever before offered IN this
city. Those in want Of any OF the above arlcl"s
viii find it decidedly to lhelr advantage 10 give me
a call. dl II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-10
AtTmAP: CHEAP! CH@APy

AtHEAP: CuEAPy CEswAPY
u no SO AGAINST THE WORLD!
T very cheapest GOODS 10 he fonRa in hi, city
can b1 hal at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST, where you
can purchase
NraUtiu RCPT CSSHMERES for 25 cents
Rich new style NOUSLINES for % cents
Handsome PLAID CLOAKINGS for 50 cents
And cv. ry thing else in proportion, with vegv
hand. ONE assortment Of CLOTHS AND CASSI-
MFEES; DOmestcS Of all kinds; FlannrS; BLANK
FITS sc CaIl and see, without fail, and remember
the number. n2l
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YByDVgN AND COUNTRY Property
ii AT REDUCED PRICES,

In vAPI0Us PARTS OF THE CITY.
ri.5i7 One dwelling "a ), Chares 81, for SdJ00
asG,. "a feet front 100 deep thr,e story aud hack
EAg!tH building; one do. East Bamore-st. 80 icrI
.GHAi ~ front, 40 deep, extensive Improvements,
iOi c9JOU; one convenient dwelling with back huld
ngs ON Eulaw-st. near Baltimore ST. for $1,000; also
many others, vdrinu-ly cal. Il, and at plrrs that
wGuld b. good investments. One FARM, contain.
Inc $50 acres Of good liant, with splendid improve
menls, 10 miles from the city. price Sl2 coo; one do
Of 100 acres the sou excellent, for SIS per acre; one
lot and good Improvements, - mile, on The YORK
Road, comlalning two acres and handsome garden,
will he sold n bargain il m"aratey applied 10
Also, Grnunh RCnts in various directions of the
ciy-onr Of $500 At 6 per cent wen secured, and
me az per cent Those wishing 10 puI chase viii
pea { apply at No. 81 SECOND sTREtT, 10
JAMES HANCE, or
f3f JAMES BARRY,
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GOAL YARD. PHILIP w. LOWRY'S Coal
u Yard, FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, ana Office No.
rs COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt,
Tho hest varieties Of ANTHRACITE CUMBBR-
LAND COAL, and at the lowest market prices.
n33n PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

ENTILL OPEN THIS DAG-A LARGE
w LOT or GOODS, BOUGHT Ar TRUS-
TEES SALE, AND WILL BE SOLD AT so
PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
FOR LApIES-One orthe largest stocks Of l'Iess
SILK, entirely new. ard very rich, ever offered in
This city; Pich black Mlniia SILKS plain fl'd and
satin stupid, New style F,ench ChSHMEkES. Nous
de LANES; new style Cashmere ROBES, h.gh c0'or-
cd Tartan Pr AIDS, eitirely new; new style GikG-
HANS, superior quality; rich white Damask SILK,
FOR ev ming dresses; Embroidered ROBES, in While
aud colours; rarlatOn RD Els, Swiss JacOuGt, Tar
la ons. Book, Indian Book MUSLINS.
rs SiIAWLS-SUAWLS- Embroidered Canton
RAPE; French Cashmrre Tekera Printed, very
rchi rich Silk, embroidered Cashmere; Sax0ny Net
SHAWLS.
Terkeda sCARFs, SILK do
fcarlet aud fancy 60 ii Grape SChRPS
l Cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and Lace5
DO Swiss lusertwgs and EdgngS, very fine
Fteuch Needle W0fH COLLARS and inside do,
Guns, sleeves, &c.
aT3- FOR GENTLEMEN Superior Black, Blue,
Olive, Brown, Green, Drah, French, EngIi h AMI
Doneslic CLIO THIS, from SO TO $40; sup Black and
Plain Satin, Velvet, Cashmere aud silk VESTING;
fU stock Of Gloves, Hdkfs, Cavats, Hosiery, JIM
der Shirts, Drawers, sc sc.
LINEN GODDS--LinGn Cambria HDKF6, all
prices; Rich Embroidered and Revere Boidered
Linen Cam ric HDKFS; Irish LINEN; Linen
SHEE1lNG, Damask Table CLOTHS and Table
uaaia,k; 'irt Eye and HucSablck DIAPERS;
Scotch hOlL0NS, Brown do, white do; DAM
DOMESTIC GOODS-Blcached and Brown DO
MEeTiGS, all kind; PRINTS ofcyery variety and
price; ShTriNETs, all prices. very.cHcap; OShA
BURGs; COrfUNS; Heavy fuled CLOTH, for
servants wear, &c. &C.
Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully in
vted TO call and examine my STOCK; they will find
many choice and desirable Goods, which are not
kept IN EXCLUSIVE Jobbing stores. Pnces as
low as any house in the citv.
J.EDWARD BIRD, 2O9 BALTIMORE ST
"a 2m fri between Light anc Charles
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A CARD.

VE7 IT. TUCK :. Il. htvtng REMOVED from
Ii the head of Centre Market To 1861 BALwI-
MORE STREET, NEAR HoLLIDAY, respe' fully in
rms bis old patrons and The public in general, IN n
he wa be glad them heruiOEITe IA"
LOTT RY aud EXCHANGE BU~ NESS, d3 G6t
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NNCONOMY AND Hipiiht LIGEtI!
- NEAL'S LARD LAMPS,
PRICE so CENTS.
COLD LARD is used without The trouble Of FIRST
melting A CENTS worth il is sad will last a whole
evenup; it lights ~ at once without any previous
care taken to saIuraG the wick, is tie cas- with
all others now in use. LARD AND OH LAMPS,
AND LANTERNS of every description always on
hand. Also, general assortment Of Cornelius
SOLAR LAMPS, AND GIRANDOLhS; 'ich GIl.s
Shades various patterns; Paper do; Chmn"ys.
Weeks, sc, HOU5 E-KEEPING ARTICLES ofcu
cru description sale at the i0WcSt prices AT the
FURNISHING WAREHOUSES Of
JAMES CORTLAN * SON,
IL RaiumGre street and
CNRrLAN co,
l79 Baltimore street,
ds If 9Th door East Of Lgh, street.
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MAR. HARRIS
I'D MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.

EF MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of DR..
G. A iianis' Aromatic and Aslrngent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Doth Powder, taxes
pleasure in Offering them the public eelin"
ed that they viii meet with general appmbatnu.
They combine in an elsinept degree, al ihe rapport
ant medical qualities which de,irnoa for prppara-
tons OF The sort possess They cleanse he Teeih,
excite heathy action Of the gums, ard impar To the
breath most delightful fragrance
u Prepared aud sold only by G. p. RGGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard srt NJ riUH
streets, Baltimore. dS-tw-j .l!-hm
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HNipOKTANP TO DFiNTs STUDENTS.
IL DR.. LIE ,CH wO Id Ie INA lhnsc vii" may dtslth
TO pre.ars themselves tor me prJCHCgu SUICIDAL
ana MECHANICAL d IN IiSIkl, III II ne can 'ake
! few more grallrmtn IalO his private class, NOW
about 70 cumGuuCG to WHum lr wa give such iuOf-
matIou and rls,tucun ana ulsH IhDm w,tn Hci L
lies mot Ia q ONrdned esawnrr:) wUi Ii wili zen
des l,n M in t,Um three 10 ttur IN uts, cup be nt
peitbrmng any D,nll Opertu Il sicce s.ni'y, lT"-
VIdeh IN naVr the natural abilities, one 81 "AcA ii
mechanical ., Mus - iud So, n,ab.e For trrws -.
ply az his rooms, 40. d =, ChLNrkt ST. ni-r"'N
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VAN AnIis' 1tGsi AZ CO.'S mEEAGE ERIE.
KUMAV aMPHITHE.A TIRE,
n. CALNEhT STREET,

MDNDAA l4Ih Dee, 1916.
EgTUE rfOpuPtDrs would respectfully inform the
q public, mat tHiS ma tnsr bud uluvaItd cot
iyc,iun nt the y u0Hs aud malu'f eat specimens OF
Animated Nature, will open f'r Public inhibition On
1DEnAY, toe IAN iusr. The popularity aud c. It.
hri'y uIachrd Ia this we'll known collection, fGndrI
unmt cesso'y HE usual newspaper n"ucts, which are
thought To b" ln,rp lrabr from place OF amusement
on shaw he study at Natural History is SO import
ant, that Nh" pub require bit tie opportunity, TO
avail ihrEseNCs OF Us advantages.
~ HDurs OF exhibition from Ii to 4 and from {!
to n'cnck, Eg5- AGmls ion p cru,s, children uu-
der years uf aee, ~ Gus l,PsRl do In
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AMUSEhE I'm T'es
NALTIMOKE MUaElIM

AID GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CGhNER or H.6LTIWORE & C.6LVER7- ST s.
FEtH,S EVENING, Dec. 10th, will be perform-
& ed LEND ME FIVE SHlLLINGS. Mr.. Go
lgAtly, Mr.. JOHN SETON.
f'o he followed by the nOyal and highly interest
ing c0mpan", Emuwn as the SHAKING QUAKERS,
composed of three ladies, Two children aud one gen
tIeman who viii appear in their peculiar SONGS,
DANCES, WilIRLING. sc.
TO conclude with SIAMESE TWINS. Simon
Slow, MIR. JOHN StFFON.
&C. AdnIittaucGI IS cts, children under 10 years Of
age Ia cents. saloon performance to commence
u O'Clock precisely. Il
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANuEAETNRY AND MUSIC ATNRE.

GEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE
- MANDATORY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls The attention OF
the publ { to their new Seven Octave Concentrated
CRANE PIANOS, These Pianos are a SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case Of the nsual Size a Six Octave
PiamG--aHd for power of Tone and sweetness of
Sound, is to yhe admiration Of all who have seen
them. We are manufacturing them at the usual
price of Six Octave PiarO-at S250, $500, So 0,
ranted to be unsurpassed by any others manuflGtur
ed in this cou try
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Tnstru-
mens,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ofevery description
{EY- Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arrans ed
and Bound
PIANOS Tuned aud Repaired.
SHAFT * BOSWELL,
nj If No. Il2 Baltimore street.
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s,six BARREL REVOLVING PISTOLS.
- 2, I, 3 and & INCH BARR LIS.
ROBERT BROWN, 1913 BALTIMORE STREET
opposite the Museum, has Just received Il large as
sornrnt Of The above article which lie offers at
very low prices. mig If
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On UATlCN |ANTED-By young man
~ r IN EngIu Il who Is fully acquainted with hr
whn sale and r,taii Produce Business and VIII
make himself generality useful 10 his employer. a
snah salary viii only be expected. Good references
gwen, Apply Al
l.. .SCOTTi'S Intelligence Office,
% Old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.