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TIE UNKNOWN N.

DAYLIGHT was fast fading from the sky.
on a cold and lowering evening m Novem-
Der. " hen poor woman. leading l't'Ie
boy by the hand, rang a. the door OF q
handsome house, in the outskirls OF the
pleasant town Of W.
The girl who ans weted the bell soon re-
turned and told the lady OF the house that
= poor woman wa, at tho door, begging a
uiehrs lodging,
The lady cas-. troubled look at The
dead ieaves .ha, we're whlrllng in eddles
along The streets, and then al the dark
cloud. dtift,ng together overhead, and
sighed. Her hu.b' nod had a nervous DIS
ike to admitting unknown persons into
his house, and had often charged bus tam
lily nor 10 suffer any such to pass his th'es'
hols. She, therefore, arose with heavy
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From the New York Observer.
BRIEF HINTS TO A YOUNG MINISTER.

/. BE we'll acquainted with your own
heart. In proportion to the difficulty OF
self-examination should be your efforts to
be thorough and faithful in that neglected
branch of duty.
.. Prayer-prayer-prayer-the first,
second, and third element of the christian
life, should open, prolong and conclude
each day. The first act of the soul in
early morning. should be draught OF the
heavenly fountain. 1t will sweeten the
taste for the day. If you can have but
ten minutes with God at that fresh, tran.
auil. and tender season, make sure Of those
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Para poS'T DRIsE, AID | WON'T
Ab0ul len years sines. | was called vpun
% help one Of ny nsigkbofs ralse barn
frame. and alter lie hands wers eCllselsd.
The rum bOsue uss passed, - Was eus-
.snsry in those day.. and sf,sr he men
had drsak. The rum was handsd 20 some
boys xho acre enllselsd and looking on.
They sll look il exsspl ore ll,ile boy -
bout seven years old. sho refused 10 lake
any. lie was urged very hard 10 take =
lnlle. but III 10 no purpose. Ills mind
was fixed. lie was Ihrn asked 10 glFe
some reason for mob drinking. and rhs liz
,lel.d brsvely replied. Papa don't drink,
and aon'l." +.~ .- ~-a
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Great Accuracy Of the Bible.

An astonishing feature of the Word OF
God is, that notwithstanding the time at
which its compositions were written, and
the multitude Of the topics to which it al
ludes, there is not one physical error
not one assertion or allusion disproved by
the progress of modern science. None Of
those mistakes which the science of each
succeeding ago discovered i'll the works Of
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Every night, when our spirits are ex.
hausted with action and our minds Tired
with ihoughlfulnes.: when we are becnme
weary not of doing only. but ALMOST Of
being: we should conclude our tolls, and
wrap up our cares in the sweet sense and
grateful memory Of Ills goodness, who
hath protected so many hours from the
manifold dangers and more sins 10 which.
By our weakness, and our folly. and our
bad inclinations, we are through every
minute exposed: and wi.hal hath Provi-
ded Us 30. easy and so delightful means
If recovering our spent activity, Of re-
pairing our decayed strength.
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An Irahman. a witness 10 q canss be-
fore one Of the New-York courts OF law,
attempted TO pass himself OF IS native
Of this city, and underwent. 10 conss-
quence. very severe cross-exsminstlon,
i, ihu course of whirh the council. in .
ihfsalenins innr. demanded, !" Now, cir.
OF your talh. were you not born. 10 Ire
hnd!" 10 which The witness replied, in a
solemn tone. 1" Although present al the
event. ! swear on my oath | have no 70.
collection oil The act. ... ~
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EARLY POTATOES.

Mn. HArF:-One word on mode oil
planting potatoes. For very early crops
/ cut of the crown of the polatoe, (wherc
The most eyes are) about one qsarser Of
the potatoe these | put in boxes at this
lime OF year: with earth about as deep as
we commonly plant them. | eat the 9th
er parts of ny potstoes. These crowns
pul out, roots begin 10 vegetaie, and as
soon as can sci them out in the open
air. do so. and have potatoes from them
for my table by the middle of June. near
" one month earlier than common, .
Farmer & Mechanic.
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A FACT FOR THR DEspoSDING.-Mr.
Gilmore, The new Presiden. Of The Yves.
tern Rail Road. has The offer oil FIVE other
situations, besides that which he has ae-
cepted, 10 either of which he nigh, have
a salary Of $4,000 year. The" Worces-
,et Spy" says. il is less than twenty years
since he went into the city from the eoun-
try, a common lshorer. and was Tor some
time Potter to the Store OF Whitwell &
Bond. and while laboring with his hand
cart, was as distinguished for his faithful
ness, Industry and intelligence in this
hun BILE employment. as be has since been
in other avocations.
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The Washington CORE sponden. OF the

The Washington CORE sponden. OF the
New York Telegraph writes
The Administration considers The state
Of things in Mexico as extremely cui,iesl
more SO BY far than a. any Other time
since The annexs,ion of Texas. An Agent
has been sent down, with instructions to
Mr. SlideIl, to demand reception forth.
with, end If refus ed 10 return. This will
bring the whole matter 10 close Of some
sort. and, looking 10 ex.remi,iee, our
Squadron in the Gulf has been ordered off
Vera Crus. must permit myself TO hope,
Notwithstanding all these embarrassing
appearances, tina. some understanding will
be effected by which rupture with Mex.
leo may be avoided. | cannot dissbuse
my mind OF the conviction, that war
with Mexico would before many mon.hs
inevitably extend itself 10 o'hsr and more
formidable Powers. To avert enc 10 10
save the other. -. s~~ ~.s* a.
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HERaLDRy.-There 10 some talk tf
establishing College Of Hsraldry in This
county. Some Object TO il that il 10 not
in accordance with our republican ins.i-
tuiions. The objection is not well taken.
Whatever enlightens, improves, or en-
largss The mind, is the very thing for which
Republics are fitted. There is . gre,,
deal VI curious knowledge acquired in the
study of heraldry. There is n sienif.
canoe in the emblems used. which are Of
ten as true as ingenious. The notion that
a -" coat Of arms" 10 always conclusive Of
high biI.S or renowned ancestry is srro-
neous. They often prove the reverse.
Ii 10 very innocent desire to know who
were your ancestors, and, having found
them o0i, there 10 no harm in bis adopt.
ing, if he choose, an atmorial, bearing
some emblem OF The occupation. which,
indussriously followed, led them 70 riches
and honor. with an appropriate device.
The Boston Journal tells a story in
point Of an "ola Commodore" residing
IN one of the Middle States. who once
spor,ed plain carriage for the accommo-
da'ion Of himself and family. His wife,
who liked display, end had leaning to-
wards aris,ocracy; urged him 10 have .
handsome " coat of arms" painted on The
panels Of the carriage. ~
"Cer.ainly, my dear, replied he.) il
you wish ii. What shall We have! |
can think OF nothing better or more sp-
propriats than Far Bucket for my side
of the carriage. as my father was sailor.
and a Loaf OF Bread foryour side, as your
faIher was a bakerna .....~.
There is much good sence in the Com
modore's suggestion, and we hope that
this example will 30 followed by Others.
..=.<-. Bali. Patriot.
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A LITTLE FARM WELL TITLED.
~ ). 3. SLEEPER.

The greatest obstacle to the improves
men, OF Agriculture in New England
il The propensity of the farmer, the ma
mia I might well cali il. to own more
land than he can we'll I'LL to advantage.
And i, is thus that we see scattered over
the country, large tracts Of sterile, unpro'
ductive land; which under good cnl'iva'
ton, would yield boun,ifal and valuable
cropr. Not only. the dictates OF sound
philosophy, bu. numerous facts, drawn
from experience, are constantly and lou''
ly ealing upon the farmer, lrouf ever!
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TIE WHITE HoRsE.-A letter from
Txrss 10 the New York Spiri, Of .hs
Times. says that nh" White Horse Of The
Prsiries," seen by the /" Ex-Sasia FL
Prisoners" and other travellers, has been
csugh, alive. The writer SAYS:
al saw him prisoner tied BY one leg
deprived of his freedom, and visited BY
many as a natural curiosity. lie 10 flea
bitten grey, abon, IL hands high. vel
proportoned, and built good deal sfseI
The pattern of Conessoga No. 2. His
head and neck are really besu.iful-per'
fec, Arabian-(ac-slmile of the Gudolphir
Beautiful ears, large nostrils. grea
breadth of forehead. and throttle as large
as any have ever seen in any blood.nag
His beautiful white name is two feet long
and his fare,op in proportion. lie was
very much laceraled about his head and
legs, the effects of the lasso in catching
him. From bis apr earance he must be
quite old-say 90 or 25."
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The preceding: above ii, nOne Of these
zbsardisies which modern astronomy IN
diealss n such great numbers IN The EFit-
ines &C The anrienss-in their sacred codes
ia their philosophy, and even in The
finest pages of the fathers Of the Church
not one oI these errors is n be found in
any Of our ssercd books. Nothing there
will ever contradict that which. after -
many ages, ihe investigations Of The learn
ed would have been able 10 reveal 10 ns on
The face OF our globe, or on lliat Of lie hea-
rens. Pemse with care our Scriptures
from one end 10 the other, 10 find there
such spots and whilst you apply your
selves TO this examination, remember ihas
II is a book which speaks Of every Thing.
which Describes nature. which reelIes
creation, which tells US ii the wafer, OF
the atmosphere. Of The mountains, OF The
animals, and Of the plants. II is book
which teaches US the first revolutions OF
The world. and which also iorelells lis last.
II recounls them in The eireumsiantial Ian
guage Of history, il exiols them in the sum
limest strains Of poetry, and il chants theh-
| in The charms Of glowing song. II j. a
book which is full Of oriental rapture, ele'
Walton, variety, and holiness. Its book
which speaks of the heavenly and invisl-
bic world. whilst il also speaksofIhe earth,
and things visible. Ii is book which
nearly tiliy writers, every degree OF cnl'
tivalion, Of every condition, and living
through the course Of fifteen hundred
wears, have coneured 10 make. Ii Is q
book which was written in the centre o.
l Asia, in the sands of Arabia, and in TN
deserts of Judea; in the eoars Of The tenn
| pie of the Jews, in the music schools o
! The prophets Of Bethel and Jericho, in III
, sumpluous palaces OF Babylon, sud on III
idolatrous banks of Chebar; and finally
!. in the centre Of Western civilization, I
!, the midst of tie Jews and of their ignC
!, rance, in the mids, of polylheism and il
n idols, as also in the bosom OF panthelsI
and liz sad philosophy. II is boo
# whose first writer had been forty years
n pupil of the magicians OF Egypt, IN who's
n opinion the sun, the stars, and the ell
ments, were endowed with intelligence
n reacted on the elements, and goyernt
h the world by a perpetual alluyium. IL
= a book whose first writer preceded, b
I'd more than 900 years, the most ancient
nj Greece and Asia-the Thaleses, and Il
nj Pythagorases, the Zaleucuses, the Aen
al pnons anu me CunIncluses. Il IL Du,
~ which carries lis narraiions even tn n
% hierarchies of angels--even to the mo
i distant epochs of the future, and the, 81
=. rious scenes of.he last day. Well: seart
r its fifty auihors--search among its sixt
=. six books, its 1889 chapters, and its 3
h 713 verses--search for only one of tho
n thousand errors which the aneients al
!. the modens committed when they spal
!. of the heavens or of the earth, of the
!. eyolutions, of their elements b
n you will find none. t..
10 .v~. - From The German Of Gaussen.
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! be a.ked he people. !" What 10 This aslle.
,ne - :. A bslh. /" .. Ard that ether bald
insl'' A bath" s.Oh I" txslsmrd lie
phgsieisn, !. ! wss mislaksE--ihsse baths
III IKE he brsaJ out a. ny noa b; l
nusl SEEK rrssiss skeshtre." ~
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The VALUE OF BATHlNe-Onee on q
time French doctor came 10. Damascus
TO seek his fortune: when he saw the lux
urious vegetation, he said. This is The
place for me---plen.y Of lever" And
then, on seeing the abundance OF water,
he said, "More fever--no place like Da,
mascus." When he entered the town.
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Fat aud Lean.-An irishman who had
a pg in his possession, vas observed to
adopt the constant practice OF filing it to
reple,ion one day, and starving il The next.
On being asked his reason for doing so,
lie rell.ed. Och sue, and isn't IL tina,
| like 10 have bacon with a stssks o. a.
and s,rske o lean equally one after
t'other." 49,
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Afliic,ion is divine diet; which though
i, be mol pleasing to mankind, yet Almigh-
ty God doth often, very often. impose il
as a good, though bitter physic. 10 those
childran whose souls are dearest TO him.
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Truth enters into the heart Of man
when it is empty. and clean, asd still:
but when the mind is shaken with pas
sion as with storm, you can never hear
The voice Of the eharmer, shsugh he charm
never so wisely.
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9gaA1 9soI0zl2,

Nav ssar righ so.l.
Kta1ysHk assuFes better b!emiIaxs pur
U'st eseg land"
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On TIE HOG.

From tic Ssw York rsmsr and Mechanic.
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RALTIMORM MIISEIIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE axis,
CORNER OF B.9LT more 3 C.8LTERT- SITS.
THNHIS EVENING, Nav 9th. will be perform
IL ed MERCHANT OF VENICE. shylock,
Mr. ROGERS. Duke, Mr.. GARNER. Antonio,
Mr. KEM8LE. Bassanio, Mr.. LlTTELL. Ora
tiano, MIR. ANDERrUN. Portia, Mrs, PENSION.
Nerissa, Mrs. LOWELL.
Singing by Mrs. MOSSOP aud Mr.. SEF TON.
To conclude with SWISS COT FAGE. LiseIte,
MIS- MOSSOP. Corporal Max, Mr.. ANDERTON,
Nalz Tick, Mr. J. SETON.
0U-GEN. TOM THUMB can be seen during the
day and evening.
20 Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2t cents. Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

FOR BENEFIT OF Mr.. ANDERSON
FKNHIS EVENING, Nov. 9th. VIII he perform.
n ed the new play of THE KING OF THE COM.
MONS. King James of Scotland, Mr.. ANDERSON
Sir Adam Weir, Mr.. LEMAN. George Weir, MIR.
GREEN WOOD, Laird Small, Mr. CUNNINGHAM.
Mungo Small, Mr.. SHAW. JG}- Madeline. Miss A.
FISHER Widow Barton, MISS POWNALL.
To conclude with the Comedy of MATRlMONY.
Cot. DeIeval Mr.. ANDERSON Clara, Miss A.
FISHER.
03- Price of aGmiss ion-Box so cents-Pit 25.
H3-Doors open al quarter past 7-perlormance to
commence al quarter TO orc Ock. Ii
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WHAT UNRlvALLED CARMINATlVE,

/ a GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
opuIar Medicine now in use among various families
IN the first responsibility throughout the country.
H BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
'nder infant with perfect safety. For children, or
ven adults that are afflicted with inward pans, the
NOrdial will he found of nCalCnahle benefit. For
hose children who afflicted with a weakly or de-
litated state OF the bowels, the Cordial Will prove
cry beneficial. Children while leethng safer great
mount of pain, and occasion the parrnt thereby
luch anxiety and trouble, The happy influence that
Bow ers' Infant Cordial" exers, by It's very sonthing
@aties, makes il very desirable remedy in all such
asses; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
ty.-Price % cents.
I For sale wholesale and retail by
p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
4 corner Of Howard and Marion streets.
md at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
an, corner of Madison and Howard sis; DR.. Z. II.
.erkins corner of Market and Green SITS II. Lemon,
tOTner of Market and PoppetOn sts A. G. Ridgey,
orner of Howard and Pratt sts }. H. Perkins & Bro
aer, corner of Green and Franklin SITS. IL. w. An
rews, Hill ST.; G. K. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ct SITS; DR.. T. RoUntreC bel-Air Market; Thos e.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fri's Point; J. b. Stansbury
names ST.; G w. TICKsl, Pratt and Eden ST.; T. j.
Pitts, High and Pra:t $50, p. Rogers, corner of Paca
nd Little Green street; Dr. Rebulg, Pratt and Paca
HtFtet, n4-lW-iel2 en-
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FENHISIS TO GIVE NOTICE. Thattht sub
a scribcr has Obtained from the Orphans Cuurr
of Baltimore county, in Maryland letters ofadmin-
lstration, on the personal estate OF MARY ANN
CASSIDY late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber, on or before the
l0th day Of April, l647; they may othCf wiSe, by
law, be excluded from all beue of said estate. All
persons indebted to sail estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of Oct, 1886
ol2-law4ts JAMES CASSIDY, admir-
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MALL DRY GOODS.

MALL DRY GOODS. The subscriber ilt-
n vtes the attention of purchasers to his sleek of
desirable GOODS, selected with care in the Eastern
and Baltimore markets, and which will be sold OFF at
small profits 10 insure quick sales. Consisting in
part OF fine twed plaid Ginghams, of rich cOlOrs;
superior French de LANES and itch CashmereS; low
priced rich DE LANES; superior French Mernos; su-
peror black and colOred Alpacas, and plain Cash .
mrIes; double width black Bombaznes, very cheap;
plain black and second mouruing MOuslin de Laines;
rich striped aud figured Dress silks; plain black and
blue black Silks; Lining Silks POGgees and white
Sarsnetts; Manchester Gingh ms superior emhrod'd
and plain ThihGt SHAWLS; rich Cashmere ShaWs,
both printed and woven cOl0rs; Br0cha, De Lame,
Blanket and other kinds of Shawls; Glnvrs Hosiery;
worked Collars; Linen Cambria Hdkfs; Ribbens bon
net Silks and Vevets; silk Ties; silk and wooden
Mtts; fan's' Socks; hrst Needles; Children's Hose;
Coates celebrated Spool Cotton, only 50 cts dozen.
Also, Mems Wear, as fine and low priced CLOTHS,
.CASSiMERES, YES rINGS and cheap CASSI-
NEITS; wooden and worsed Plads, for Children's
wear; SuspendeIs; black and Fancy STYLE : ik era
watts; Silk Pocket Hdkts; and general assortment of
Domestic Goods, as SheCtngs; ShiTngs FlaEnels;
Canton Flannes; rickipgs; Line. eys Blankets frOra
81 pair upwards; Cradle Blankets, &c. &C., at
HAYWARD'S CHEAP STORE,
ms % HOward-st. Sd door from FayetlC.
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TO MILLIN RS.
NEW FALL GOODS.


HS FfCELDOWNEY IL 90, have in store
Has and are daily receiving large and well sr
lrcted st-ck cfNEW AND CHOICE DRY GOODS.
to which they invite the attention Of their customers
aud the public grnerayi embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 3 4 20 IA IN
with, naih aud strip aud waufred
Jet black Mautla and other SILKS
Rich cold Satin de Chiue, Gro Grain, Satin Luxor.
all new and beautiful silks, for dresses
Rich Game eOn, in blue and gold, brown ami garnet
brown and blue, green and gold, pusple and brown
silk plaid aud striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence paid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERE o, at extraordinary ow
prices
Parametfa Cloths, Thhet, Alpaca, Bomb zines Plain
and tw.lled Plaid GINGHAMS
super Twiiled Whitney Blankets, some loW priced
A Ia rge assortment of rev SHAWhS
A general ass rrtmcnt Of Linen and Cotton House
Keeping articles
Shrting Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, Cas- imCrcs CaSsnet and VrsiRgS
Black and blue black and cord. VELVETS, some
yard " Idle
CHIMES aud CacOe9, Handkcrch efs md HOSIERY.
With \ general variety of Goods, which will be Of
fred at the lowest possible prices.
1863 BALTIMORE ST,
O2i Between Calvert and Light SITS.
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THNHIS Is no GIVE NOTICE. That the sul

THNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scnber hath obtained from the Orphans COurt
OF Baltimore county, letters of admns ttatOn on the
personal estate Of JESSE w. ID, BELL, late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with he vouchers the cot, to the subscriber
on or before the fifth day of May, le47; they may
9TH Iwse, by law be excluded from a.. benefit oil
said estate All persons indebted to The SAID estate,
are reqne ted TO make immediate payment. Given
under my hand, this 2slh day of October, 6l6.
90 lawft ELIZA r. BELL, ALm'x.
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NEW MODE OF CURING DISEASES
II BY MAGNETISM.

PROFESSOR MILLS has taken Rooms in CEN
=ERAL HALL, (Over Canti5d Brothers. Jewelry
Store, corner Of Baltimore and Charles SITS, y where
=le will treat the d' eases Of Rheumatism, Paralysis,
zand all other Nervous Complaints, ana prepare per
sons for surgical operations.
Professor MILLS will be in attendance EVERY
! DAY, from 10 10 y O'Clock,
90 Ladies invited on Monday, Wednesday
zlnd Friday, and Gentlemen on Tuesday, Thursday
Iand Saturday. [sPJ n4 If
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nR.CULLEN,sINpIANYEG ETABLE

nR. CULLEN SINDIAN VEG ETABLE
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place Of every prepa
ration heretofore used for diseases arising from Weak
or other causes. All that is necessary TO secure
this medicine place in the Domestic Practice of
every family, when such medicine is needed, is a
trial.
II speaks for itself-s innocent in its operations,
and no injury can arise from its use at any time,
Wholesale and Retail BY RowAND WALTON Pro
Bretors 376 Market Street, Phiia. Also in Baltimore
By N. N. Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.
Kinsloe & Toy, 2sl Marsh Market Space; James
Stanssury, No 237 Broadway, Fell's Point Coraer
s. Tubman, No. l52, West Pratt street. sea
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ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE
NORTH CALVERT STREET,
SANDS, LENT ~ CO., PROJECTORS.

HR.AND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
TWNIIIS EVENING, Nov. 9Th, 1916, the Enter
= Iainmens will commence with
GRAND WALTZ AND GALLOPADE,
by I2 Beautiful Horses.
To be followed by the exercises of Mr.. SANDS
and his Children; also the Ponies, Cinderella; Da-
mon and Pythiasi Deaf Burke and Tom Spring; and
the Dan ing Horse MAY FLY; Feats of Equestrian
ism by Master HERNANDEZ; Mr.. MOSELY and
the whole Troupe; Still VauInng; Tightrope Dane
ing; Negro MiRsirels. sc.
doors open at 81; Performance commence al u
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes so cts, children under 10 years of ace 25 eta
Pit % " do do do do l2a =.
Boxes for cOOred persons so cts; Pr for do 25 "
90 Seats can BIT procured at The Box Once during
the day, from 10 10 ID, and from 2 TO 4 O'Clock.
% Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
at 81 O'Clock. It