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'ENOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Il AT REDUCED PRICES.


IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY.
49, One dwelling on :. Charles ST. for S4500,
E4nI "a feet front, 100 deep, three story and bac (
ksHtH building; one de. East BatimOre.s st. 80 feet
-ESat.A 'front.' $50 deep, extensive Improvements,
l7l ESOot' one convenient dwelling with back EuIld
Ings ON Eutaw-st. near Baltimore ST.. for $1,000; also
many Others variousy heated and at prices that
Wouit be good investments. One FARM, contain
inc $50 acres of good LIANT, with splendid improve
mems, miles from the city, price Sl2 600; one do
OF O acres the soft excellent, tor SIS per acre. one
lot and good Improvements, y miles On the York
Road containing two acres and handsome garden,
VIII be sold Il bargain if immediately applied TO"
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the
clly-one OF $500 at per cent well secured and
: me al 7 per cent Those wishing 10 purchase will
ea'e apply at NO. 81 SECOND STREET, to
JAMES HANCE, or
c3u JAMES BARRY.
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BalEue Active, Fo1",il, Rio de- Jancro and mar
het, Besty.
Bsrque Louisa, (put in il. distress Oct 81, on h,r
passage FIN N Oreans,) Cali, MarseilIes, John Hen
derson Co.
Brig Ohio, Briggs, 7days from Farien, Ga, railroad
lumber To James Murray
Schr J T. Ridgeway, Sptu|ting, I'm ~. Thomas, via
Turks Island, salt, to Wilmington s. Eastman.
Steamer JtWess, Sutton, tn Norfolk. Reports off
Sandy Point i brig aud tnpslil schr. The steamer
did net arrive till about O'Clock, p. M, she having
met about mdwayin The bay the Georgia, which had
on board part OF the crew of the ship Susan -
Howell, but in the darkn 'ss of the night missed the
ship. The seamen were transferred To the JcwesS,
end she in like manner, from the density Of the log
several hours before she succeeded in finding
her under Swan Point, where she is safely anchored.
MEMORANDA,
Ship Leonora, at N York, fell in with on the oath
alt sNUth shoals of Nantucket bearing north, dis
TAM 90 miles, the scbr Elizabeth, Manscrvy, days
fm Salem, with a valuable lrgo, bound TO Baltimore,
in sinking condition, and took from her the Capt.
and crew, five IN ALL They saved nothing: il WAS
blowing fresh at the time, with heavy running,
when they left the schr. The water was up TO the
bin Anor: at night it blew tremendously from the 8.
w. and il is supposed The schr. went down.
Ship En- erald, Buck, iLn Bremen for New Orleans,
was off Dover 9th ult
Barque iowa, Thompson, for Valparaiso, sailed FIN
Havana shout 18th ut.
Brig Pouitnfy, Mouat, I'm Rio de Jarero bound to
Baltimore, was spoken Sd inst, Cape Henry bearing
w, 80 miles distant, leaking badly by pilot boat Re
lief [SuhsF quenly seen off the Rapplhann0ck1
Brig stephen 6 Bass, Petngill, for Baltimore, was
left at Turks Island about 18th ult.
Schr Flor-d'l Mar, Kinnear I'm Portsmouth, ". /.
arrived AT Norfolk 5lh inst.
Schr Henry ABarIinL, Iuo1 lrl, fo- Baltimore,
cleattd at Mobile 30 h ult.
Schrs Ly'it. Post; SeeuinG, Cole, and Vermitlion,
Seaman, from B altim0rc, arrived at New York 9th
last.
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NilIIL.Ii
NDIIC
TO TSATELLEES GOING SOUTH
DURING THE WINTER SEAENN.


TO TBAVELLEES GOING SOUTH
DURING the WINTER SEASON.
.9ya&HsS D. THE BALTIHOHE STEp NJ
lIs.xIt,,sy.ES PACKET COMPANY OR BAY
sIsga. 5lttttdR LINE OF STEAM BOATS. FOR
AiaSs'snxs ORFOhK wi commence on Mon
day, III December, Is 10, 20 make hut
THREE TRIPS A WEEK FOR TIE NlNTER,
leaving spears wharf, Baltimore, every MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, AT 4o'cock, p. NJ, in
their substantial, comfortable and wen known boat
GEORGIA 4, Captain CANNON;
Arriving in Norfolk next nOmnt in time to connect
with the james River boats, tor Richmond city Point
Petersburg; thence to Weldon, NJ g., and Charleston
;. g., " It'll much ore care comfort and less ex
p"nse and as quick any Otie! iur. ais connects
with the sea Boats and Roanoke RailfOaS line for
franklin and other parts OfNorth Carolina.
If-The EOmpary's boats which were built for this
route have never met with any loss Of property life.
Returning will leave hunters wharf, No folk, at 8
O'Clock, T. NJ. for Baltimore, arriving next morning
in time for the lines South, West and East.
Y. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, December, 1886. DID
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A1OFFEE BIGGINS, French, English and
" American, ofthe latest and most approved pat
terms; Remingtons patent Coffee Condenser, popu-
lar article; Coffee and Tea Urns; Coffee and Tea
Potts. Tea Kettles, stands, wits heaters; Chatting
Dishes, &c, with every variety OF Block Tin and
Britannia Ware; Walters, Table Cutlery, and family
aud fancy Hardware generally. Call at the HOUSE,
FugssntxG WARERoOMs, No. 10 n. Charles street,
Opposite the Union Bank.
de3tw Z, b, WETMORE b co.
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4 VI NCEEf %A iA. In virtue Of decree
a cr the High Court of ChaIccry the suhserIbry
VIII, as Trustee, offer at Public sale az the Exchange
IA tnc CITY ct Baltimore, on A1UROAY, the l2lR
day OF December, 1876, NJ u'rl0cK, P. NJ. a FARM
~, on the Eastern shore ct Maryland, about miles
from ST. MIchaeis, on The Od Trap.,p Road, about
one NJ TWO mites from Tnnpe Post office and occu-
!hed by William Colin son. Mere than half the
Land Is cleared and the il is wei adapted 10 wheat
xg,7,sS aud corn. There is DWELLING and
fYefEtf the usual Buildings on the place. Terms
jbFsN8 OF sale-0ne- thrd cash, the r. ii IN Cuua in
stalmGnts, at and months, with interest
nv cots ~. SPEED, Trustee.
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|. % The annual meeting OF the INDECENT SICK
SOCIETY viii be held IN thu Session Room of the
First Pres 1yttfian Church on WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOUN, Dee Oh, At 3 O'Clock, II the weather
should prove untaN orabIe, this meeting viii be de
tered until Wednesday, 10Th inst. The Managers
tendance. do IT
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TO uOUSEK EEPEES.
u NEW FURNISHING WARE HOUSE,
NO, I1O BALTIMORE STREET,

u NEW FURNISHING WARE HOUSE,
NO. I70 BALTIMORE STREET,
4TH DOOR EAST or LIsHT.
CORTLdN4 CO.. Importers and Dealers In Fam
lily and Fame, HARDWARE, Table Cutlery. Tea
Trays and Walters, PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRENDOLES, CHINA VASES,
Kitchen Utensils, Hollow Ware. Rrashes Mats, Wood
OR WARE, BASKETS. VARIETY GOODS AND
HOUSEK EEPlNG ARTICLES, ofrvPry description,
Also manufacturers Of PlanIshed Block Tin and
JAPASNED WARES.
The subscriber would call the attention of those
about commencing house keeping to their new and
large assortment of House Furnishing articles: which
will be found complete in all its various branches,
and so laid ia to offer the greatest inducements to
purchasers, Old and young house keepers will find
mat our stock comprises decidedly the greatest varie
~ to be found in the city, to which additions are
constantly being made of every thing that is new
convenient aud beneficial In them,
1t shall be Omr endeavOUr by the best work node-
rate chaIges judicl0us importatOns and selections
from the first American manufacturers, to merit a
continuance OF public patronage ard TO render our
establishments place of resort for House and Hotel
Keepers, owners of Steamboats, and others
Purchasers should remember thft we manufacture
anu import the greatest portion of our goods and are
consequently enabled to procure them at krSt cost,
and to sell them on terms equal any establishment
IN the United States.
J3- Goods delivered in any quantity TO any part Of
the city free Of charge, or packed by An experienced
hand for shipment.
{I7-''Ihe BcOnOmiSt' containing catalogue of
useful House Keeping Arlic.cs, sc. imported, EIan-
uiacturGd aad for sre at our warrl 9nmF, 'lways on
hand
COETLAN & co, l79 Baltimore st.,
dl 4lh don East Of Light.
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IRON FOUNDRY,

M OUFs HBUFI
(Recentty occupied BY The late Jss. G.. WIison,J
The Subscriber has resumed business in the above
establishments and is prepared furnish TO order all
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS Alss, IRON
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the best style o. Orders respectfully solicited
ard punctually attended to.
o76in JOHN COCHRANE.
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ENhVIS' DAGUER EOTYPE ROOMS,
LATE PORnFRlSA
IN FRaNKLTN BUTLDfNiiS.

IN FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
N. f. corner o. North and BItimore streets,
0I3- Enhance in NORTH STREET, opposite lhe Pa
riot flee.
Licenses taken in clear or cloudy weathcT, aud
warranted not to fIde.
{G3- Hours of operating from SA. NJ. to 2. NJ.
Having taken the rOhms recently occupied by Nh
Porter Ind caused them Ia he remOdclled eitted and
the arrangemeH nj of light greatly improved the sub
scriber is prepared 10 execute correct and ele
CANT Dagueraetype Portraits, both Singy and in
Groups. Possessing thorough knowledge of the
w. & X. w. Davis Dug and Chemical Establish
meut1 together with superior instruments, apparatus
and materials, and determined TO spare no efforts to
please, the subscriber confidently hopes for share
OF public patronage.
A small BOY wanted-apply as above.
de5 Iy J. WISTAR DAVIS.
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A CARD.

FHT T. TUCKER, having REMOVED from
a . the head Of Centre Market TO J06A BALTI-
MORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY, respe CtfulIy in
forms his old patrons and the public in general III at
he will be g lad to serve them heretofore in the
LOTT RY and EXCHANGE BUSINESS. d3-d6t
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o. NEW YORK ALBION. Mr., $. r. STAN
TON, the Agent OF The New York Albion, is at the
Fountain Hole The EngIavings of the Queen and
DIR. Franklin, (a choice 0t whicn is given to sub
scrbers) are b. tar the finest Of I'll the PRESENTS that
have, for a SeIics OF years, cen distnbued annually
TO it, patrons. ANY gentleman, Leaving his addtess
at the Hotel, will be wait, un by the Agent. DC q
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TnyO THE 100000 READERS
III nA THE CI.IPR

OF THE CLIPPER.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that in consequence of the numerous applications
hitherto made 10 him, for the furnishing of original
pieces Of poetry, songs, acrOstics, sennets for Al
buns, advertisements in prose and rhyme, original
letters, obituary notices, notices on Music and the
Drama, and in short all descriptions of composition,
he is prepared to furnish those in want, both in the
city and country. Applications by mail, enclosing
any amount, will receive immediate attention. APP.
paaion personally, or if by mail, post paid, to
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
No. 4 and Jarvis Building, Baltic, Md.
D3- Communications ssTistIy confidential nl3 II
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spIEEDIO wATCuEs.

asx Received this day and for sale by GA
NS5A BRIEL d. CLARK, Water street, second
lg-4 ~ door from Calvert some beautiful Silver and
.lksSs4AtSsss Gold LEVER WATCHES, made to my or
der in Europe. Also, Silver HUNTING LEFINE
and LEVER WATCHES. d8G
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Comfy A FEW MORE LEFT.n

FHNHE subscriber proposes 10 Ratiie, by Lottery,
Il 8 so worth of CLOTHING, 10 be made 10
measure, except a Cloak as soon rs 100 chances
made up al 81 80 a chance. In the scheme there
are IL prizcs-hishest prize S30-owrst pIize 50
which he Sc II BY calling on he subscriber. As
the tickets art going very fast persons DESTROYS to
take one had better call early, comfy few more
left" VIM. A, RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor, Pennsylvania Avenue,
between l9th and Goth streets, opposite the seven
buildings, WASHINGTON civ, ID, G.. dat
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RR. HARRIS
10 MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr.
G. A. Harris Aromatic and Astrngent Mouth WASH
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
They eombne in an eminent degree, all the rapport
ant medical qualities which desirable for prepare
tieas of the to possess They cleanse the Teeth
excite healthy action Of the gums, and mpaft to the
breath a most delightful fragrance.
90 Prepared and sold only by c. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
Streets Baltimore. dS-lw-el9-6n
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TESO THE AFFLICTED.-W wish TO cali
Fl the attention of our readers to the advertiser
OF Or. Dow, regular medical man, whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physlcian IN the
country His having devoted his attention for many
years to particular branch Of the pro'essiOn and
having been exlrcme ysuccessiu in curing long st'rd
ne and diff cult cases, such considered al
most mCurablc, Is sufficient to commend him To the
pubic as worthy Of the extensive patronage he is
daily rcceyng, Toth0se acquainted with the Doctor,
we say nothing 10 his skill. honor integrity, a
they are well known; but strangers IN search of a
physi ian, we would recommend to carefully read
Dr. BOWS advertisements, and bessre, when calling
on him, observe that his Office is is Second street
between South and Gays 8.
See his advertisements. nos
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a STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE
"A CLOSED OUT, AND STORE FOR RENT.
X. Mc ELDOWNEY8 co. intend making change
have resolved TO offer to their customers and the pub
lie, their large and wei selected stock of DRY
GOODS at unprecedented low ratcs-at prices that
Garnet fail TO give the most ample satisfaction TO the
purchaser, as to insure speedy ales, aud enable
the prOpretors TO close their business by the first ef
the year. The stock consists in part Of Rich Dress
SILKS; black and blue black tor SCARFS and
DRESSES; MERlNOS; BLANKETS; SHAWLS;
MOUSLINES and CASHMERE7; BOMBAZlNES,
with their usual variety Of DRESS GOODS, all of
which will be closed out GREAT Bargains.
l7- STORE and DWELLING FOR RENT. dl If
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W A n rs

eSIFUATlON WANTED-By a young man
- rom England who is fully acquainted with the
"EoIGsalh and retail Produce Business and will
make himself geneially'usefIl to his employer. A
SG'a'i salary will only be expected. Good iafGreBces
gwen. Apply at
l.. .SCOTTps Intelligence Office,
~ Old establishment, No. 10 Exchange Place.
& SUrCATIOy H WANTED in some re-
4 "a specialize JobbIng House by young man from
virginia, who could command a considerable share
OF 'fade rGtd the Valiey-Ihe best Of references as
/" character aud ability can be gjveA. Address -"
at '''s "u'et' SS.6
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

TENHTS EVENING, Deer 9Th wirl be present
Il ed MATAMORA. MaiamOra, Mr.. FOREST
G0daIWin, MIR. LEMAN, Orcana, Miss A. FISH
Err. NahmsOka, Mis-. SILSBEE.
To conclude with STATE SECEEP. Gregory
ThmbleweIl, Mr., CHAPMAN.
~" Price of adm sgion-BoX 50 cenls--pi 25.
6L'-DO0rs open at quarter past 7-pcrErnanCe 10
commence a quarter 10 ore OUk. H.
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n UBIN's EXTRACTS A supply of the
a. bove Justly celebrated Extracts suitable for the
handkerchief, just received and for sale by
CHARLES Is. BARRY,
No lS2 Baltimore street,
Where also may be had, Farina, Cologne, Lavender
aud Florida WATERS; Fancy SOAPS; China and
Glass FLACONS; Odour Boxes, and all articles suit
able for the Toilet dS-U
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HEAD QUARTERS 5lh Cavalry Eeg't, N. M
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9th, 1876.
NRDER No.II. % The INDEPENDENT
W LIGHT DRAGONS will meet at their Ar.
mory, South east corner of Exchange Place aud
South street, ON FRIDAY EVENING the lth inst.
for the purpose of eecting one Captain, one First
Lieutenant; one Second Lieutenant; and Ons Third
Lieutenant or Ensign. By order of
OWEN BOULDlN, Colonel.
G, w. II. BOULDIN, AdJ't
dS-4t 5th Cavalry Reg't, NJ. NJ.
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~ 3Ssss Fen HEN'I. The STORE :. y W.T.
TH,:H Ling, No q Centre Market space, fourth
ETiti h"ue ren Market slreel-il Is one of the
-E.L-R hest stan1S IN the spacc. The key is left
4, Nt door below, at pr, =. Franks 22.F0r tcras
Plrl'e cal On The subscriber, No. Alb Allrket-st
hL-rOlW LPl ENAN Il AMlLION.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
or THE

EAETI1iNt y NNTlNNhL BEUES,
VEDNtsDAY EVENTNG. Dee O. lr46.
FENIE BALTinOkE NATIONAL BLUES re-
Il spccluly announce thrm second 3all at WASH.
INGs on HALL, Dec. Oh. Tn Hall aaviug undergone
4 complete renovation, it is now onr at the handSon
est and t1TgCst rooms Of the Kind ~ the u. states
the walls aud ceiling being painted in lrcscn our
own HiitaIy and CoIIiliou BANDS Will be IN attend
amcc, under the direction OF Capt. A. VoLANpr.
EXECUTIVE COHMlTTEE:
Lieut. SAM'L CHESTNUT ENSIGN jon MILLS
SeIgl Wn. A. A. J GRUnB.
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ANHEAP; CHEAP! CHEAP!
" NO. 90 AGAINST THE WORLD!
Tee very cheapest GOODS 10 be found in this city
can hc had at No. " BALTIM ORE ST, where you
can purchase
BCaustui RGPT CASHMERES for % cents
Rich new style MOuSLINES for 25 cents
Handsome PLAID CLOAKINGS for 81 cents
And every thing else in proportion, with a very
handsome assortment Of CLOTHS AND CASSI-
ERES; DOmestCs OF ali kinds; tiannels; BLANK
ETS, Sc Call and see, without fail, and remember
the number. M2l
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Il. II. NIIGifIiINl.

VV-'.I 73o.VF HIIUE W.7NFIIDCSENl
Nos. "a AND 10 HANOVER ST.
pa AGE SALE Of 500 CASES BOOTS,
d. SHOES, BRuGANS, EUoBEHS, LEATHER,
HATS, CARS. sc. Nc. 10 he sold at Auction on
TGESDAH, De. I5th, Commencing at half uts, Q
O'Clock, A, VI, without reserve, t. close COn,ign
meets Among the 90 'ds VIII be 2OJ eases ncu's
ON on and prime thlrk BDpFS. Also, l5U cases
HATS and CAPS; aud 1000 sides pi,mo Spanish
SOLE LEATHEU.
G7.ts 4. II. MERRILL. Mnnnverc1
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GOLD PENS!

u4GLH.I-'G PATENT
EXTENSION PEN HOLDER AND PENCIL,
ms UBEIET BROWN, No. 1913 3ALTIMoRR
IA STREET, opposite the Museum, has just receiv-
ed an assortment Of the above article which he of
fers at vety low price, with wanaAtee. n3-u
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GOAL YARD. PHILIP W. LOWRY'S CoaI
Y Yard. FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, ana OHice No.
2S COMMERCE STREET, -four doors below Pratt.
The best varieties Of ANTHRACITE y CUMBBR-
LAND COAL, and at The lowest market prices.
n3 3n PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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DOCTOR LEACH
NpTE1t

n z. SOUTHCOMB
eV SURGEON DENTIST,
MANUFACTURER OF
INCORR u p pIBLE TEETH,
6-stEzs=ss--.A Continues 10 perform all operations
ffS-exssti5.issS on the TEETH with a view to their
UIfTYTyA hearty and health His facilities for
-A-N' inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
enables him to prs pare them reduced rates
9S-All operations warranted To prove beneficial or
no charge made. Office Removed to No. sc FAY
ErTE ST., between the Post Office aud the City
Hotel. n24-tf
Is HALL, DESIGNER and ERGRAVER,
30 No 8 EUTAW STREET,
opposite the EutaW House.
Drawings Of Buildings, Machinery, SPECIFICATIONS
for the Patent Office, Seals, Steel Letters, and all
kinds Of Wood and Copperplate ENGRAVING, neat
ly executed, nj the shortest notice.
PATTERNS for Castings made.
BRANDS and STENCILS cut 10 order
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. O30-6m
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ENRESH TEAS. Just received from the New
e York Canton Tea Company, few chests more
of their superior GREEN and BLACK TEAS. The
increasing demand for our Teas induces us to be-
lieve that sell better Teas for the price than any
similar establishment in The city. Families in the
city or country will find it to their interest 10 give
them trial. Also on hand, COFFEE, Green, Roast
ed and ound. If an article fails to give entire sat
sfacton, you should return and have ii exchanged,
or the money refunded.
JAMES r. PORTER, Agent,
DIS No. ITO Cav, between Front and II ish SITS.
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III 4NG'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
HA 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
(NEAR CUARIRSN

The oldest EstahhShm nj in the City.
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and crIlan Chemic ais, the Pro
priet0r, by giving his Can,taGt personal attention Ia
is profession, has been enabled to produce the most
correct aud beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
lATURtS that have ever been exhibited
{G3- Citizens aud strangers invited 20 call and
eXansine specimens.
5E3- Hours OF operating from A. N to P n.
.stfuctions given and ali materials furnished
seIS-If
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FUNERAL of MAI. RINGGoLD.

f13- As the remains of the late Major RIEGGoLD
ale expected to arrive in Baltimore about the 10Th
December, the commanding officer of the escort is
DESTROYS to ascertain, as nearly possible, the nam
Der of Troops from distance who intend TO join in
the funeral obsequies.
He therefore requests, that the comm anders of all
such companies would report to him at as early
day possible, so that proper positions may be
given tlem and the programme arranged.
He also desires that such officers of the Navy,
Army, Volunteer and Militia corps, at distance, as
wish TO Join in the procession to report to hHi, Wnen
places will be assigned them.
JAMES o. LAW, Major
Commanding Escort.
Id7- Papers in this and the adjonng states, will
confer iavsr by giving publicity 10 the above no
tiee. IAPsRl d4-u
ny- Or. DURBIN will deliver a course of SIX
LECTURES, in the Light.st. Methodist L. Church,
on the following highly important ana Interesting
subjects:
l. "Turksh Empire"
2. "ChIstiany IN the East, (map.)
3. "Jerusaem," Oarge map)
4, sPeninsuIa of Mount Sinai" Qarge map)
s. ''Palestine," (large map)
s'ReStora0n Of the Jews" --
The first Lecture will bs gu TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 9Th inst; second, THURSDAY EVENING,
10th inst third, FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst;
fourth, MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst; ifth,
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, and sixth,
THURSDAY EVENING, nth inst, at halfpast
s'cOck.
Tickets for the course SI-Sinsle tickets, admit
ting to one Lecture, 25 cents-to be obtained at the
Bookstores of Armstrong & Berry, Isaac Cook,
Joseph NJ Lewis, and Gushing & Brother, and at
Mortimer & MOwbray's, corner of Baltimore aud
Charlessts; also of Thos. Armstrong, us Baltimore
street. AFT