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AMUsEMENTs.
PARK THEATRE.
This Evening, january az,
VII RIc II RfIlSIlniif III.
Richard. northumberland Mr.. Chas Ksan
Richmond. NJ R R2,os
'% ElissSsS Mn cSs. kran
Lazy Anne TO ,eoueiad: with : '' '
OCaliaghan. .......... PIT -. oaI.su
Price Of Adn.;oa-boIs;. 81 rii. % esau "si'fy.
Door sx o'clock .sa' III. csnsi. wdris' precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
FOURTH NIGHT o. II THE H, NEW GRAND
WIZARD OF THE WAVE,
or-The Avsnger Ship.
This Evening, january az,
Will for the ffS O, time T. entirely
10" powerful Situations. and s.ioSisSns sass t,'e'"
THE Wharf, fS', oF THE WAVE,
Or The Ship IF Che -apengeri
%s e e ti:s; e Il 81:
Weeyil. Mate Of the Unknown Schooner. Mr.. Cony
Previous 'i S e. tB's sao II comedy Of
Captain Cannon. ...... Mr. collins
gons. 50 esnt-second and Third Tiers, q cts'
Doors will open half past 6-curan will rise at
BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE
~, ROCKWELL Ar sSESS;Ss MA,SAsEss
The 81 ST. fiSEisfs rn the
AYR Eaaiis;!oa NJ %% ssou, as.'sI SsSsTSs
q. q ss NJ r.
rssss Ss$;a .. + sss S S::
ssn.. % # HsG4ss P,i's b. iS.
Bo.s. cents P ia Doors open at s-psr is5
ARCH sTREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
s1aas M.sasna Mn T. sr ssGss
GRAND or
pomse Of sUsxN MoE win the
This Evening, January ~,
The p'rf0H11BsbbiEsii T KA fSI%tn's with
Ell Es%eiisis,s: Stevens; vc'0ins' Mis-. Greene; Al
The piece with Music Combat Scenery, Ma
ehnery Banners TaSs.u. with full and effective
"a smolen.ki, by CaIline.
sj Is ssPf hSfI LIP
HoDs M v Su1Es w If MS
William Dean, FredsrcEs; Diciy Dean, Burke
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH Hns Mann n r AS6 SsELavAN;
Is opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
Gymniasts unryaed in the Equine Temples of
France and England.
The limits OF an advertisement will barely admit Of des
eptye list Of some Of the highly gifted artists Of this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAME MACAR Frat Principal.
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian
MRS. E. WOODS, Alamande and Two Home Equestrian.
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian embodying variety OF
Fancfil and Mythological characters,
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Equestrisna. LEVI NORTH and T. "
TURNER. -
First Equestrian Psntomist z; J: ROGERS
SIGNOR GEkMANI
Tive and Four Horse Equestrian and Positionist J. j.
NATnANS.
His pupils are w Cincade and Little Pastor
Pesonihcr OF Local Characters, &c, MIX F. WOODS.
Principal Arena Equestrian, w y CAhkoL
EIown.. M SIS NAY r and WELLS
Ring Master, H. NICHOLS.
Professional Comic Vocalsts, MESSRS. DTCkENSON,
LATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY.
large company Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
efficient, led by Mr. MYERS late OF the Park Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
The Boz Office from O'Clock in the morning unfit
o'clock PM where attention will be paid to the public
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WASHINGTON. Ian. 10. 1876

WARRINGTON, jan ~, 1916.
The Nsps by the good ship Liberty-Pubiic Opinion
-Peaee-Tr ade-Commerce- The Cabinet-1Hs
Presidemt-Mr. Calhoun, &c.-Impat,enee for the
Hbernia's Intelligence.
The splendid achievement Of the Nsw York
Herald, brought us the news received from the
packet ship Liberty, at five o'clock this afternoon
The intelligence of the change in the British adj
mlnistraon, is here regarded as of greater impor-
lance than any foreign advices since the treaty OF
peace Of 1915, between England and the United
States, and the general pacifcansn OF Europe.
There Is a strong determination in the public
mind to construe this momentous intelligence as la
vorable to peace-to commerce-to trade-to a
duction of the tarif-and to compromise upsn
Oregon.
The Cabinet will confdentially "set' on il to-
morrow, and we rather expect they predlsposed
to hatch out the same deductions
The cry of the "whole or none,' is being super
seeded by the sober second thought" and people
now mere frequently ask, what are the chances tor
peace Z"
But as you will most likely have more definite and
comprehensive returns from England before this
epistle reaches you, we forbear those specuatlons
which suggest themselves, associated with the
news by the good ship Liberty, and the skipper Of
the Herald, and the express OF the baltimore Sun.
The fate Of Christendom is trembling IN the balance
The excitement among all classes and all parties,
sects and colors, seems to be lest the news by
the Hbernia may drop extlnguisher over our pre-
sent anticipations OF peace. God grant that 1t may
confirm our hopes OF triumphanty honorable inter-
national pacifcation.
We saw the President to-day. He is cheerful,
and apparently in excellent health. He did not look
like man whose nights had been spent in lugubrl-
GUS calculations Of the chances of war, but ra-
Their as one who held the invaluable secret OF peace
in his possession, and meant to use it in the right
time, and in the right way.
The movement Of Mr., Allen in the Senate, in re-
gard TO "fOrelpn interference" was so lndlscreet
vet so much of piece with his and General Cass's
other movements on this war question, and so clear
" exhibited the thoughtless imprudence and
recklessness if you please, OF the mover as to have
been of ncalculabe advantage to the policy OF Mr..
Calhoun. That little victory in the Senate may be
more important in its results than all the measures
OF the last ten Congresses put together.
But we await the Hbernia and the Extra Herald
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DIR. HULL'S TkUSSES

DIX. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
vNHE superiority OF Dr. Hus instruments all others,
fore and America
II the ladies' department.. jio liner
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GRACE CHURCH,

THE PEWS in Grace Church. Broadway, between 10th
ith streets will sold Public Auction on TUES
pay the 9Th INST AZ o'clock L,,hogrsphic plan, Of the
Church will be the public three days previous the
sale. AUSTENS & SPICER
ial7 ot<rc
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Rrcrrrrs AND E1roRrArros OF Corrcr.

Prices this have ruled much higher than last
and SO far the crop has, doubt, reached market
rapidly as the would permit and present prices
are sustained the receipts may continue large; but
the event Of decline. falling off in the receipts will
be perceived at once. Should the steamer, due,
bring any warlike accounts from England cotton will
without doubt advance and efforts would be made to
get it forward rapidly possible The warlik
the news the favorable the effect upon prices Of
cotton, both at home and abroad. The following com.
psrave statement Of prices in this market at
several periods within the past eighteen months will
show that the market compares very favoraby with
any time within the period specified
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$1,000.
AN EXTENS RAEELE

AN EXTENSIVE, RAFFLE
THE elegant and favore Hotel Des Duck Freres situated
opposite Duane Park, be aed for the above
by the LIST OF February Intervening az the
option Of The rasr.; divided thyhree
500 per chance the winner becoming the the
establishment including their magnificent Ar Cushion
Billiard Tables and all the The proprtors
induced by many Of their friends who although
bring with n the power Of most any who willing hazard
the amount for chance wherein there
tons that entered into every day. The above Hotel
style complete order In order that the
affair may be conducted satisfactory they
appoint judges among themselves who competent
decide any disputes that may arise.
Further information will be given by the at the
HOTEL DES Duck FRERES,
168 Duane street, opposite Duane Park
N.B-Gentlemen requiring private rooms, have them
o rattle off chances, DDS lm*r
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Died
At Albany, the Goth instant, at l O'Clock A. M.
WILLIAM GouLD. Esq, of the firm of Gould, Banks 9
Co., Of this city.
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LEECHES-LEECHES
JUST RECElVED-A fresh supply OF Swedish and Ger
= man Leeehs'. For sale By ,,ran,.
- n, , Importer of Leeches, No. 1tg Nassau street
Psi * doing busisess alone, has conn econ
nj present WIN ms Torn partner. j22 a-rh
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TAXES 1915.
OFFICE RECEIVER TAXES.

OrriSE hECElV En- Or lAAES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PARK Jan. 1, 1876. I
DUBLlC NOTICE hereby given that addition Of one
per cent will be made all remaining unpaid the
the 18th day Of February and the 18th day
March The receiver would taxpayers the mpor
crowd and deay winch st 70 nsU.u .ne
the cenage being added Hours for receiving money from
to 2-bankabe money only received under any ccum.
stances. JOHN STEWART.
Jan tl5keb Receiver of Taxes.
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A. e: FUTILE. Auc,ioneer.

A. u. TUIlLE, Auctoneer.
STOCK OF FANCY FURs. for account Of whom il may
- concern-dsmaged by the late 6re.-TUTTLE& DUCLU
ZEsu will sell Friday, 23d inst 10 o'clock No s
the entire stock OF Fancy tu consisting
Soasy and Brown Bear Muf,. TiPpe. yis,oIinss Boss
Robs ofsuperor quality; Buffalo lined and finished
the best Fur Seal aud Muska Caps; Otter Fur
for OF whom il for cash. Catalogues
will be ready and the goods may be examined the morning
ofihe sale. ja22 2tns' :
CHANCERY SALE
Of VALUABLE HOUSE AND L0T-stuated on 4th
" street-A BLLECkER will sell at suction on hurs-
day Jan "a 1886, o'clock the Merchsnts Exchange
the and story attic brick house and lot No.
Fourth The house 20 feet front by 10
deeot 70 feet dee with under cellar and tic slate roof
marble mantes the basement, LIST and I'd
front and the Croton water introduced j20 ssr
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WINTER CLOTHING.
IO2 Fulton street,
FASHIONABLE sF Fejs;k s'e OF WINTER
CLOTHING,
II EADY MADE, Of their manufacture. hand, which
~ they will sell at the following very low prices for cash
EG,ysrccoats..... from . TO SO
Fashionable SACK Coat; sxto IS
Boys Bos:; o eSS rsSs. G and Sack:
v H..s. s. .nSi, variety Isrg:v
%
made 70 ','.' w y! q SSa 1:sSa
BOOKS BOUGHT.
prices BY addressing aew Ines giving 1sn and number to
dlz Im-r 70 Nassau, or ls7 Rivinsto. street.
PROFESSOR STRIVE,
sS. asas:
H. vi" leave Il msoan
oFT'oE on THE MEss4S w. MyrY,L Is,vsAsSE &C.
on asFf = &
By order Of the TT EEf,woop WALTER s.,,.,,,x
MARINE INSURANCE ON CARGO AND FsIIonlT TV ONLY
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. Ne 50 Wall
street. confines business Marine freight
New subscription notes. amounting to upwards Of Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received further
additions daily being made to its assets
The Company invites attention plan Of which
i believed, offers protection and larger
''AA ~ TRUSTEES
Thomas Hunt Jas. Mccullough, Thos Achelis,
VIM. z. Langley, septimu. Crooks, Geo. w. Taylor,
Henry Sheldon, Charles Payen, Levi Cook.
Jas Freelaud, Chas. H. Rogers, A. Legoux
Thos. Nelson, H. E. Mor0g, D. L. Sayre
Wilson Hunt, w. Z. Atwafer, Alexis s. Baker,
Stewart e. Marsh, w. A. Keteltas, M. Ward,
Geo. Hastings, Chas. @. Carleton, Leonard KIRBY,
c. w. A. Rodgers Lucus Hopkins, Jas G. Haock,
Henry Jessop, Daniel q. Hanland, 8. +. jenkins,
q. D. Phelps. Herman Boxer.
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
. LEWIS GREGoRY, Vice President.
ELLwooD WALTER Secretary. d2s6m+rc
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N.
THE Proprietor Of well Refractory Pennsy
vania Avenue offers the establishment for sale
with its good will furniture and fixtures complete The stand
has had four Of successful operation, and being located
the heat Of the city, the Depot
pto and the three principal Hotels fail Of netting
ton, d. c.
Warrington, Jan. 10, 1896 j22 Stood re
~ Treatise the Population Question. with alterations and
additions by r. GLovER d. Pages 49, being discussion
tons for proper control For sale in the Book Store, No
Nassau Herald Building and in other Book Stores
Also by the Editor, Ann 1t. ia lw-rh
CAFE TAI.MA, No. Z Park Place
TO LET-A the sbeys unsurpassed oc.top several com
single gentlemen They will be let with without
Tne rooms fine and large having also closets
tached and will be rented low prices 22 lt-mc
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
~ GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale of
VOTGTLaENDER'S APPARATUS
The genuine Voigaender Apparatus also the Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases. &c &c
may be procured at the subscribers Wholesale aud retail by
addressing (post paid to
w. F. LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelphia,
Or, LANGENHEIM x BECKERS, 2of Broadway N Y.
The following gentlemen have agreed to act Agents
for the sal. Of the genuine Voigtaender Apparatus:-
Messn Litch & WhippIe, Boston Mass
Mr. James L. LYON, Richmond Va.
Mr. 8. Broadbent, Columbia, B. q.
Mr. James r. Perry, Charleston, 8. e.
Mr. Noessel, New Orleans
Messn johnson x Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. K +. LAN0ENHEIM,
jl0 lmsre Exchange, Philadelphia
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAwOOD, &c. SC
EOR SALE by +. STACY, No. 6 Wooster street, be-
tween Brooms and Spring The entire stock will
be Sold together parcels salt purchasers from
Is below the market price, either for
The following portion OF the
1000 feet fresh cut crotch MshoGsDy ysneen
10000 do do superior Rosewood Veneers.
5000 feet ~, ~ inch, ~ and inch Mahogany
Boards and Plank
$50 logs Mahogany % do Rosewood, s do Zebrawood.
Gatanv wOrAG lao IruHru
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VALENTINES!
~ OLD AND SILVER FLUIDS.-These metallic fluids
NJ which formerly much used by the ancents for
Illuminated Manuscripts beautiful articles for all purposes
Of Ornamental Penmsnshp such Valentines Visiting Cards
Billet dem. &C. Writing executed with these fluids has the
sale by the principal Booksellers and saione and BY the
manufacturers, KENT & BLACK
Ja20 3w+rc 16 John street.
COPPER-30 English sheathing topper. very
~ perior quality, comprising complete assortment from l6
to with the expressly for this
market-for sale by
d24rc T.. COLLINS & co. Sc South It
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superuous of Clothing to dis
II Of, either Ladies 0cntemen) obtain fair
cash by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No. So Duane street, basement - -
NJ S.COHEN.
All letters through the Post Once will be attended to.
jal5 lm-mc
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= DAMAGED BOOTS AND BHOkS-The
- sale Of damaged Boots and Shoes, az n2 CHATHAM
e 80 per pair Gents ue calf pegged Boots 81
s2 fine seal Boots, $50; Gents Dancing Pumps 6s first
i2 fine Morocco Buskns rs cents Leather Buskns 4e'
Chdns first quality seal Shoes warranted 30 cts
Every other article in the line at the low prices
Mems Cow Hide Pegged Boots. q 23-irst quality.
/" Kip :" 1I73-fnt quality.
ill iv.r n. JOHNSON.
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HARTWELL'S
W SHIN g TON HOU SE,
033 Chestnut street,
pitt. ADET.PHTA

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
nR. HOLLICKS book the Reproductive Func-
~ tions, &c.-lusrated by Ten Colorsd Plates is
.hed by NaGs and Corni., Pearl street New York The
only popular and scientific work published this
subject jas tfr
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BLEECKER's BIRD DEPOT,

JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
146YBroadway and 70 Liberty Street,
RE!N desous Of selling the balance Of his large stock OF
~ Fall and Winter Goods suitable for Gentlemens wear of
ton Of gentlemen about purchasing.
He also offers the balance OF his well stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of Dress and Fock Coats Pants and Vests 1uou
Cloaks, Sacks and Once G BATS which will be sold
from till the LIST Of February,
AT COST.
large and choice Of Shirts Scarfs, Cravats,
Hosiery and Under Apparel, constantly on hand
N. B-0enemen furnishing their material have il
made and trimmed, and fl warranted
10 For sale, asplendid Coschman's Coat. dis lm.mc
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Inc subscriber prepared make order single double
safes, equal to made and the only
can give good title TO salamnnde Safe made sold
~ mn city. siLAS c. HERRING, iso Water street.
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AMUSED ENTS.
ATTRACTION CONTINUED,
AT PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
This Evening, "wednesday january Al,
The HARMONIOUS

GRAND FOCAL, INSTR UMENT.4LS OPER.aTIC
ENTERTAINMENT,
Comprising
SECULAR CONCERT AND ETHIOPIAN OPERA.
Cards Of admission cent-To be had the Book Store II
10 Doors open half past s-Conceyt 70 commence half
past 7 O'clock jD ltsmc
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n ECONOMY AND FASHION. n
ROBERT6ONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
1O3 Fulton street.
PRICES:

First Quality Nutra Eur. ................y3
Second do do d.. ......$3 0
Frat do Mofskn .....................$3 90
Abesut,fu assortment Of Dress and Travelling
and Chdren Fancy Caps which offered corresponding
low prices. dlo lmSr
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- Far sALE-Ths story and attic brick house No.
patton Of VIM. Sherwood Esq lot lease from the
aos Snug harbor at SIS ground rent; about ten
is Is by -. with cellar marble nantes mahogany
doors plated furniture vcrandah in the both the first
second Stories Croton water bath rooms heating dues
and speaking tubes, &C. not sold before the 9th will
that d,y be sold at auction, by ANTHONY j. BLEECkER.
the Merchant Exchange at 10 o'clock to whom apply or
to GERARDUS CLARK, Esq, 90 Wall street.
i20to2osrc
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FRENCH
TAUGHT on the Robertsonian System-By Edmond Du
Buisson, A. M. "A second evening class in the
being formed the Select School, No. M Greene
Of street This sysem has acquired the highest ce
ebrty Europe being the best and expeditions
thod ofleanng the language and speaking with rapidy
aud Further particulars made known application
above between the hours of ., A. M and O'Clock,
and Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from
o'clock. r.. M. DIG I'm RI.
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MIR. TT. COTTTNET.

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
NLNTLEMEN and Families having superiuous WEAR
" ING APPAREL, either Lady,s or Gentlemen:) Jewel
ry Fire Arms &C. xc they would dispose Of to advantage
by sending the subscriber who will attend them
At their residences by appointment, III LEVITT,
No Wall street, N. Y.
All orders through the Post Once otherwise, punctualy
attended to. ja4 lm~r
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MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES,
CAN be engaged by applying at ls PRINCE STREET.
~ 10 lmsm
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STRAW BOARDS.
I'll TONS Of Straw Boards, superior article for s.g by
PERSSE BkOOKs,
1WSWN q and 81 Nassau o.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-30
CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,

" IA PRATT ST. BALTiMOR Md.
a FORTUNE NOW FOR I'LL! For the poo,
alike as well as the rich All who may wish to Sc
cutea an independence for life, would do well to cal
at the Office of M. DOYLE, Pratt street. at an early
day and secure for themselves fortune, as an old
saying and true ene "nOhing ventured nothing gain
ed E" We would only say to our old customers bring
along the prizes and renew, get them cashed and
TO those who never have tried oic that ours is
considered by the knowing ones the most lucky in
the city, and has been named by the Managers the
''Capital Prize Depot"
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets S., shares i.
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SO, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital O., 900, tickets ST. shares in pro
portion.
G3-LoOk out all those who wish 10 try their luck
in a small way, now's the chance. On FRIDAY
October al, the Grand Mr. Thomas Thumb, ESQ .
Lottery comes off capital 81 000-whoIes 81, halves
so cents, quarters 25 ceEts. Certificates of pack.
ages of whoes, consisting of 25 tickets, will be is
sued at the low price OF $2, halves Sc, quarters 80
eighths $l.50. THIS good opportunity for sinai
venture.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS pc,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No.l44 Prattstreet,
1t rR1 Opposite B 81 o. r. R. Depol
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

Tie "Commercial Buildings" These fine
buildings, situate on the north east corner of
Lombard aud Gay streets, have at length been
completed, all the rubbish which has SO long
occupied the streets being cleared away. To
one, who, few years back, recollects this cor
ner, the appearance now, must indeed be a
strong contrast to what it was then; in the
place of old, dilapidated frames, there is now
ore the finest blocks of buildings in the city,
which are an ornament to the neighborhood,
and a credit to all connected with their cree
ton. On Lombard street are fine warehouses,
occupied by active and enterprising merchants;
on Cav street are fine Offices on on the first
floor, which are to be occupied by several
insurance companies; the second story is also
intended for offices. The third story has been
fitted up for Hail. and is one of the fin
est rooms in the city. We find the following
description in the Argus of yesterday afternoon;
sit is between 10 and 80 feet in length, and
about 80 in width the front on Gay street has
nine handsome windows, and the end on Lom-
bard street three; over each window is a small
circular opening for ventilation, closed by a
single light OF glass turning on central pivot,
and surrounded by a wreath Of flowers carved
in wood. On the other side and end, are false
windows corresponding to those opposite, the
sash Of which are filled with looking glass
plates. The orchestra, which is situated i'm
mcdIately over the stairs leading TO the room,
in the centre of the eastern side, will be a most
Respondent affair-beng completely lined in
front with large French mirrors, divided into
compartments by four Corinthan pillars. The
enabature above is handsomely ornamented
, by gold basso-felievo." This Saloon we have
previously stated has been rented by the emo
numental Rife Corps" Capt. Roberts, who
purpose using it, and the adjoining rooms, a:
) an Armory, but will rent it out for Balls, Co
tIIlon Parties, Meetings, sc , throughout The
season. The basement is to be fitted up az
"Refreshment Saloon" and will be immed
) ately occupied we are informed. The cost o
erecting this block Of buildings must have beef
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HnEs. HARRIS

EnH. HARRIS
kE MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER,
The subscriber, having procured the formula Of DR.
e, a. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash
and Aromatic and Detergent I Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general Appreciation.
They combine, in an eminent degree, all The import
ant medical qualities which desirable for prepare
tons of the sort to possess. They cleanse The Teeth
excite heahy action of The gums and impaft to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
10 Prepared aud sold only by c. p. ROGERS
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. se3O-lw-jal9-Rm